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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
Ar, Al star. rIks Our Sum,

have said this much abou; the sun he
cause IL is very natural 10 ask.wbether Al
stars are Like the sum- II used % lie
thought that they were: bat !. for one. dc
not think this Is 30. When we come 10
examine the bodies which shine 10 the sky.
those dim patches q gray iirLt called
ncbnir as well as many Of the stars them
selves. the prism tells us that the light
which tbey send - Us i very different
from the light nfnf n IS By the san. and
by other stars The light Of which is exactly
like sunlight
ii is fair 10 s7ippose that II the light sczlt
out is different tie body which sends Il out
must also DC different in some WAY pf
ensther. 4 Nsrea, deal If work recently
done shows that probably many starr ia
stead % being ike The sea. are bniit up IS
the comets arc. q tnofroas clouds ~
swaTEis Ct Estio bodies. some 81 tbefa. per
haps. no blrsscr than grains q onsf. the
different quantities and q1siiiies - fhs
light given oct depending upon the motions
of these little particles. asd The Average
distance betweea them. 80 wiica s~e bave
great many Of those little masses closely
packed together and moving rapidly they
viii have an opportunity 20 strike ons
another. and thas produce light and heat
IN a greater degree than can hargcn ia
those ether 40 called "ssarxf wberc the
dust Is sparBer and the motion is1s rapid -
!. Norman J,eclrsrr IN frush'. fouspzrioa-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
DR.. S. CLAY TODD,
AZ Monroe-st., Room 4
GRAND RAPIDS MICH.
Advice Free.
CATARRH CURED

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane OF the nose 1T first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, ETC., causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other dis
fressing and dangerous complaints.
full account of your present cordition
and the treatment you require, will be
Todd, 4S Monroe-st., Room 4, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, ner-
vous debility, impotence and all dis
eases resulting from early Ind Iscretions
and excuses of manhood, all disea ses OF
the urinary organs, partial paralysis,
varlcocelle, ruptures, juniors, scrofula,
cid sores, dropsy, skin diseases, liver
md kidney complaints, heart Diseases,
shortness of breath, back of head
tmall Of back, etc, including all female
complaints and chronic diseases cured
quickly and permanently.
III you are nervous, restless, irritable,
tleepless or wake after horrid dreams,
tired mornings, with \ dull headache,
bad taste IN the mouth, sometimes dis
charges. and go about your employ.
rneut without life, energy and ambition,
desire 10 be alone, gloomy forebodings,
u disposition to worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes. spells
IF feeling afraid or uncertain, some
times low spirits. you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion of
aerve power, which may end III utter
prostrstion. insanity and death.
1t you have q great sense of weakness
md WEAKNESS. with tired limbs. numb
less, trembling, prlckiy sensations, cold
Ieet ard legs, you are advancing to that
most serious disease, paralysis.
III your head aches, feels numb and
ired, with strange sensations. loss of
memory. and you think with difficulty,
r you are sleepiess at night. with drow-
nress and dizziness during the day, the
servs and brain fatigue may soon run
INTO insanity or death.
IL you have any OF these feelings do
not neglect them or thsyvll end IN par
slysis. insanity, prostration or death.
As you value your lite 90 nos neglect
these warnings Time and experience
have shown, and hundreds of startling
and marvellous cures have proved, that
these diseases are perfectly and COM
pSetely cured by DR.. 3. Clay Todd. No.
II Mcnroe-st.. room 4. Grand Rapids
Under the use OF Or. ). Clay Todd
remarkable remedies. al these synap-
toms yield as IL by mage, and strength
sf nerves. viaor OF brain, vitality of
blood and health Of body are soon re.
stored.
His remedies are purely vegetable
end harmless, ard can only be obtained
n hisoffics.
nR. TODD compounds his presrip-
hoes before each patient IN his office.
DR.. TODD'S Office 10 at ~ Monrce-st..
room 4. Grand Rapids. Aieh-
His metIcines agree with the stomach
ord you can eat anything ron choose.
He = in his Office from Gin the morn
ing until ! IN the evening. every day
hut sundays.
Call, everybody. Afriendiy talx VIII
cost you nothing
Low chsrgesi Rapid Cures,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

Cn3onhfediy rasievolent was the ansrrsr
given 10 fond father. v DO demanded -
cynical friend whether TIE baby then "a
PROCESS ~ cxhiintson id not feserpbie -
delighted parent
Yes said be critic. shaking bis bead
With gloomy couDfeBaUns. ''iss's iiAs yv1l.
certainly. lsut'---TneFT hopefully after
pause-t'you know - may grow ont 81 i
IN tirpsi- Surely II un1st have hesn sofsss
relation 81 This candid rDisantl-ore who
wrote s'He-od- under TIE hee8inr -
'Fnvorite Character ia History" in
lsdy's confession nibuza,--An the Year
Erurd
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

Spontaneous (otHS1at3oD al the ifecF.
The following, taken from the memoirs
OF Bianchini. originally appeared In The
Annual Register aud IS concerning the re-
maraable case OF combustion Of the body
Of the Countess B1nti, OF the city ~ &c
sena, Italy. One evening the countess felt
an unusual drowsiness and retired early.
her maid remaining with her until she had
fallen asleep Next morning when the
girl called 10 awaken her mistress she
found nothing bat the chsrred remains Of
the countess lying In a heap in the middle
Of the floor: ths unconsamed portions
feet. legs. hands and fingers--ftill glowing
with clear white heat.
IN the center OF the heap lay the bead.
the brain and chin being consumed, the
pos.Srior portion OF the Uranium, with The
parts above mentioned, being al that was
left % the lady except a small heap Of
ashes. Two tailow candles that had been
blown out and left on the table were found
20 be melted. the wicks remaining, which
clearly proved that they had not been con
samed ia the regular way. Nothing ia the
apartment badsbeen injured "a the least by
the remarkable case OF com bustion that
had taken place within SIS walls, BIT cy-
rything-furniture. tapestry. beaclothes.
esc.--was literally covered with a peculiar
damp, sootlike substance which had even
penetrated the drawers CT bureaus aud
soiled the linen.
Articles in a dining room adjoining were
also coated with the shiny SCOT. piece o.
bread IN a cupboard being turned 8 JET
black on account Of it. This WINS given 20
n stray dog, but was refused a. II u hsd
been poison. The Register s1us tha; while
tho countess was Dot addicted TO thr use 81
stroDg drink. she had for years been aceus-
toned TO daily battle her body IN oanpho-
rated spirits CT vino.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

ue1pa- Nan-. viva . p.pz-iafzen cf onsy
Oae oensszas tatrsy -t<Ee uzaiiaanxssv>
lie fin3s< hs~ls With rraso1. tize5 xaouid
teiiow Ne nun - kxvnkzsa
nAzss 80 isps apnnannaag v11h ntz.s
sian water. failo~ud ~ fttts e<na5lAoz
ice 81 gayuuxfnA
An imported grna6zne has 3 oless. Arm
nesA ana sslk sa4esuaarred narsa deslxnz
In the nsfrr4l eoiers-
An inrse&ssd p2lse rate indicates fevsr
izb oandition. - u rssm wssA every snars>n<
e. ten PEI zt<rS-
Ammonia applied twe or three times on
o fresh eaia sare win Kill n llwill drive
Il away u used whsn the eaid ssss 10 frss
frEt
Il Is estimated that from se.op g laa.0n
deer feed in she furcsts af scotland, and
thai sooa sisgs are Killed annually.
William Sohaeflcr. 81 IAnfisld, Aenf-
eo.aery oouufy, Ia, has made cane Of
). sd fseces, which he has lsressatsa 10 a.
intimate friend
The pnmice stone was q writing material
Of the sncseEts They used Il ~ sneesh
the roaghEess 81 tie g4Echnaent ~ L.
sharpen their reels.
Ex-0overaar AneS. 81 Massachusetts,.
and hts brother. D. l.. AEaess are ~erto
sin.o1o.uo and sss opa,uso respectively.
The right arm Of = blacksmith . ainnst
hypertrophsea, wnsle the iels Agin, fIog
dssnse becomes GlToplled
Thieves stole an organ fEasn the Presi'y
seriAn church ar River Forest, lbs. the
ether day Aboat year sgo tsae c2FIsss
were stolen from the church.
The women Of CaliforDis made Mn. Ies
sic Benton Trenont z Christmas present
If The cottage ia Los Anselos where size
has lived Ia some fsfae.
II is computed that The AVERAGE yield ~
corn ia the United States lash year was
- basiaels Ct wheat Ill bnskels aad II
oats lbs aI.sAe.s 10 lac acre.
4 married woman sh0ald sign herself
Mary A. Smith. Ia q b9sinoSs litter this
may pc preceded 10y Mr.. ia brackets n
she wlzhas Sill further % ;3ent:fy herself
abe oan wriss Ars. George II. Smith below
her usual si-rstuFe-
by strange coincidence there vas a
complete psaralysi ~ sfseet railway traffic
for an hour ia ks.pSss City, NJ. TIC other
day. The sso9pacc was due 10 acvldenfs
which had 20 ennneee.ea vita one an
other. Five ilnes. oocrzs.a- ca c.eyen
streets. we.s eli affected.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

- - - -
n4h the method and results vhsa
6yruP of Figs Il taken; IL h pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
esrtly yet promptly On tho Kidneya
Liver and Bowels. cleUses the sys-
tem sfsciualy, dispels colds. head
aehss and levers and CUES hahitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
ducsd, pleasing TO the taste and &C
cePtable to tho stomach. prompt In
Ia action and truly beneficial in It's
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for nlc in 300
and 81 bottles By all leading drug.
gista Any reliable druggist Who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any ono who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRUP co
SAY FaAsclsco. car.
toUexxfE. ~ new Fcax. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

Great anrs~fT IL felt n Swifzsrisns con
csrniBg the secsdencs q The vstch making
industry. wbich- Dext 10 the textile ifs6os
try, j. the rnainzsy Of the inhsiitants n
TIE coUntry. TIE p-rffts sre dvtudsirg
down. as the United states and EaflsBd
are every reer beooTzifn,e T-sors pewerfai u
vAis tn ttsis field T'h< cernsnd, too for
Swiss witches 10 falling or considerably
fn certssn covstr5-s. rscsslbly 70 this evup-
TIT aid in Fr~soe.--E New rgf Crrnmev-
ei1i Advertise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

apply M subject 70 several classes OF
people b4ore ne First, N that great rn1i
titude Of younG people IN this bozse sone
~ thrse young nsen are IN hoardine heasea
They haze but few social sdvsntaecs
Tbey think 49, No one oarU Ger thess
souls- hAoy x th~u sre 90 snail sa5aI
~, and they ~. cssrnped aod br<h~red
psvpstaaay. ssd ssUestxzs fAss keass
fah shen- YsanG maz, son:ghs ~ yssr
hs1rucn osos en ~ sz6rd soR roc yin
hew kDnekioD - vfu ~ t1e kned ~
ysSus 0TA IL ycs~G ss8's fnssd- So
10. Ca ycune nas. ~ - ssse n
vsH hssP 49,, ~G enuesxt &c. VII
Aslfvw th0r Take - Hbee 80 ~ -
srssk = n - hssa b<o4sn s-g. II yrs
hGxz - - csu11H 70 IN ss q - Snn1
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

IN this evDu1.ry . tarrs Banbsr 81 p>ople
are engaged IN tie uxnsfsctDrs ~ nm
sreTsss We bsve 10 r>csut r-ss-,<s but
IN 1875 - nsmke-s suplsred we're I'm
DER t~erty rs>rs q axs. SO n=sars snd 20
females. ever s-csts resrs. z-kza fns1..
and i,sB semaiss. in al. s,s< pwsor1s
Thsue naufsn H1us p<s~ h. lsrEssr tn-
c-ease1 Birntngbsn ssons empspys lysS
p~apse in tkss ssdo<s~y NJ Jsnsse,nl- ~
Belfast. h he owr~ ~ tie ssrz>>s sw-
eps<an s&asd IA tzse weird In hss w1n1sw
thsps b . e~ssve ss<a rsze-T tas4< oo1ssts-
iug N aworsusxt ~ Tins oD&s5has sn1
vakkisr gtckx he taxH Ell sv~y ysR
ovsr eAnp an hrDEss LGu6H Ht-nEtA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02
HEALTH IS WEALTH

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nEsr. u guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizzi-
ness. Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused By the
use OF alcoho. or tobacco. " akefulDess, Mental
Depression. Softening of the Brain reSu ting
In insanity and leading to misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. Barrenness. Loss
of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Spermatorrhna caused by oyer-exertol Of tho
brain, Self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each box
contains one months treatment Sl.00 a box,
Or six boxes for $500. sent by mail prepaid on
receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by US for six boxes. accompanied by $500, We
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
&c refund the money IL the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only By
WHITE q WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy. sole Agents,
50 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

could call upon the aged men IN this
house n give testimony. There Are ar~d
narn here who tried the world, and they
tried religion, and they are willing TO tes-
tify % eur ade- IL wss n<s long Ago THAT
an aged naas arose In . praying circle and
sasi "B-ethren, lost my son just - he
graduated from college,. ssd It broke my
hear. but am glad nev he IL eoeA He
Ia ct res&. escaped frorn al sorrow aad
frem al srsabse Ard then, In isE, Soss
al my property. AID yoa sce I an Reek1ns
old. asd r h rather hard upon ne. bu<
am sure Ced vflI nee ies nse sssev. He
has sos taepA Gre & ne for ssv~1ty-s-e
ysars noe - - me- drop oat of kzs hands =
rwess into sae RON at 20 a9sd nn-
his eys6gss ssa<ig 1870. hi< hsariae psas.
IL roae-and vsst % yoa sapps~e he -
sAzking sbuats The epcisea Il 0o.d cd
ths jsys 81 r,le;oA He sid Il vs~sd
TIE 70 - ovsr end jssa nay vie 81 rAe
skAax ~ cf ~ 6ocd- 81 I - vxkxfzs
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

An Italisz, Lang fse-1and. ~ hi's.- s'--
ss6es bsr-ezssoss. f,vos< r.<.fls finger ttslck-
Al h1ss>rseai p~r~spaes - reasot tirp>>.
the Dsk. - ors<posas. tbs nsiuf~er - f,~-
esrn xassr, ~ Hsposeor ILL., vbe had -
dec3s,s wzr Sn 7s7n. fr-gpsrsss sstonszs,ed
ths 3aAs>. - evsnsxs p~rt<cs - cou-1 ~
ies<nax . fw~w<y frsse piec> vita nis
ap<~<<xxss< hsne -A~reD-~z Jsurnzl
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-02

The spn-<& ~ Css<scsu<. s,f~sveS -
rssszee 81 brorzze. - yes rx>~r~>d IN ire
tcvr hxu - Ly~es- Rrznc<l Il vs dsD
ecver-a ~ s7E en- sss bssS1e Il D. s,efss-
TO- anpv< - Ar~~
The morning call., 1891-04-05
LOOK TO YOUR FINGER-NAILS.

Scratches by Those "In Mourning" Ir-
ritate and Poison the Flesh.
There is a common belief that the finger
nails are poisonous, which idea is natural
enough considering the fact that scratches
made by them are generally quite irritable
and much inclined to unusual inflammation.
The reasoning is erroneous, however, says
the Boston Post, for, as far as is known, the
nails themselves do not have any poisonous
properties. The trouble excited by them is
due to the foreign deposits under them. In
other words, if one keeps his fnger-nailS
clean scratches caused by them will be no
more irritable than those produced by aay
like instrument that Is considered innocent.
TIE results of the examinations made in
Vienna show that it is more important that
the finger nails be kept clean than any would
suppose. Seyenty-eignt were made, ana
there were found thirty kinds of mcroeOcci,
eighteen different baciili and three kinds If
sarcena besides common mold spores were
present in many instances.
1t would seem from this that the spaces
under the finger nails were favorite hiding
places for the minute organisms which are
more or less prejudicial to health, and that
therein lies the poisonous elements attribu-
ted to the nails. Furthermore. that cfeanli-
ness of the nails is II very important essen
tia. Il is not sufficient 20 use merely
knife blade, but at the toilet nail brush
and plenty of soap aud water should be
called into service.
Surgeons long ago learned that deposits
under the nails were a menace and that
through them wounds were easily poisoned.
This led to extreme care in The matter of
personal cleanliness on their own part anu
on the part OF all their assistants.
Before an operation is performed. all who
touch the patient or the instruments which
are 10 be used must first Clean their hands
thoroughly with soap and water, being es-
pecially careful to have the spaces under the
nails absolutely clean. Afterthis the hands
are put into disin fectant solutions.
The morning call., 1891-04-05
CHAPTER III.

The evening papers of the next day con-
tanned a full and ciTeumStantial account of
the death of Mrs. Grubb- Filkens, together
with a statement over the signature of DIR.
Pellet setting forth the nature of the ter
rible maladY which had made its way into
the new world. The koussmi-kOussmi had.
in the opinion OF this learned physician,
been brought from Africa by some some
student of the PanSophOdeOn who had been
making a tour through Western Africa,
KOussmi is endemic. The mlcrObe of this
awful disease is, so DR.. Pellet explained.
one Of the most capricious known to sci
ence. II refuses to enter Its host except
under. the most peculiar conditions I'm
doubtedly Professor Grubb-Fikens had
carried this microbe to his residence, where
after a Journey OF thousands of miles it
had at last found resting place agreeable
to it. But, continued the learned physician,
let the public give itsef no concern. The
distinguished faculty of the Pansophodeon
has already taken all needful precautions to
end the life of this insidious micrObe, which
although so mysterious in its movements is,
when located, one of the easiest which
science is called upon to destroy. The wife
OF our honorable rector viii be tie only
victim.
When Professor Grnbb-Filkens read these
lines he smiled sardonically, and muttered:
Poor fools, poor fools! As well try 10
dam Niagara with sod as to stay the course of
the bacillus Grubbii- FilkenSii, surnamed
Acknowledgements, the Death-dealerp'
The sOul of the great scientist was caught
mp and borne along in whirlwind of
glorious exaltation, as his Imagination pie
tured to him the appalling strength. the in
domitable fer0city, the exhaustless vigor of
his microbe. He felt himself lifted to the
level of the demiGods. He was at that
instant the most distinguished human being
on the face of the globe. He had created
something more powerful than human life
itself in his mierobe, so terribly swift in
its action, so appallingly deadly in its
The morning call., 1891-04-05

old in the same house in which his iather
lived. dies and is buried, il not ID the same
grave, at least in one very near IT,
Hanau, little further up the river, IS
also manufacturing town, where much Is
done and little said. The streets are quiet
at all hours of the day, for whether at home
or in the factory the German workman IS
not noisy, and save on holidays the stranger
would not dream of the teeming populatlon
of the town and country around. Qule6
AMI small as 1t IS, Hanau Haa eIeatneSS
thrust upOp it by accident, for IT was near
here, after his terrible defeat at Lelpslc, IN
1918, that Napoleon WAS attacked by Mar
shall WTede, who thought TO make snort
work of the shattered forces OF the En-
peror, but soon learned that II was danger
GUS to tamper with dying lion, Tor Ma
poleOn turned upon him and sent his bat
taliOnS flying across the country in the
utmost confusion. The place of the battle
is still pointed out by the guides, who show
where the opposing forces were drawn up
on the eYentful day when Wrede attempted
to check the course of the desperate En-
peror.
Above Hanau the main valley broadens,
and other things are raised besides grapes,
the broad fields appear covered with waving
grain, lines of forest separate the acres OF
one landowner from those OF his nelgnb0r;
well-trimmed hedges and neat stone walls
divide the fields. But the vineyards do not
entirely disappear; here and there their
dark green leaves act as Il foil to the brighter
hues of pasture land or the acres of golden
grain. The next considerable town is Ash
Offenburg, whose great castle, with its four
immense towers, was long ago converted
into library and art collection. Many
thousand rare books, prints and pictures are
gathered within the gray walls which once
withstood the shock Of battering-Tams. and
even the thunder of artillery. The queer
little town is quite off the beaten lines OF
travel, and in its quaint, old-fashioned
chapeis ore may find tonbstones and moau-
ments bearing names famous in the annals
of their country. 1t is best visited on mar
ket day, when the peasants come in from
The morning call., 1891-04-05
SAILING UP The
HISTORIC MAIN.
Scenes Along the Banks Of a Once
Important German Waterway.
Many Historic Towns Bordering on This
World-Known River-spires of Frankfort.
Mainz, the Home Of Gutenberg.

The Rhine Is we'll known; everybody
"does" the Rhine; but not so familiar are
its principal tributaries the Main, the
Mosel and dozen others Yet no rivers in
Central Europe are more interesting than
the Main or the Mosel, the former in par
ticular, for whether to the traveller inter-
ested liz history, to him who is an amateur
antiquarian, or to the wonder-gazer, it flows
through a country famous since the time
of Cesar.
In travelling up this historic stream the
traveller enters its broad sluggish current
where its waters ningle with those of the
Rhine at Mainz, now the chief border for
tress of the German Empire. Few cities are
more favored in position, and fewer still
better adapted to the purpose of border
fort, than this once famous metropolis.
The city is now being modernized. Old
houses are giving place to new; its pictur-
esaue bridge of boats across the Rhine will
doubtless in time give place to permanent
The morning call., 1891-04-05

effects that all attempts to arrest its progress
by attenuations or NEGOTIATIONS or by >ali-
tary cordons would be utterly useless, And
then came the dread afterthought to smite
the conscience OF the great scientist with
mercileSS vignr: Would he not be the muir
derer of his fellow-ma n? Would he not, in
the mirror of his own thought, take on the
Sem0lanee OF gbOul, a hideous monster, a
grim, repulsIve, loathsOme specter? And
yet, were he to cry on the market. place and
announce to all the world bus own in
genuity, what good would come Of it? True,
he had made his own body secure from the
assaults Of the terrible enemy but he had
only been able to do this by NEGOTIATIONS of
most gradual attenuation extending over
years. and keeping even pace with the i'll
crease in malignity OF bacillus Grubbii-
FilkeDsii. 1t was an awful problem 10
solve, but in the end the great
scientist, true to the noble instincts of his
grand nature, resolved to make full aud
complete confession. Selling his hat and
cane he rushed out of the house. and in a
few moments stood in the presence of one
of the most promising of the younger pro-
fessors of the Pansoph0deon, Esculapius
Domremus.
For Gods sake. professor. what's the
matter?" cried Domremus rs he caught
glimpse of the terrible expression on his
rector's face.
"You know, dear colleague" whispered
Grubb-FilkenS in tone of mystery call
the particulars of the terrible crlamity-"
Eyes, yes, professor" interrupted DOM
renus, grasping his chiefs hand and look
ing him into the face with eyes full of SYM
pathy, Il know all. After an absence of
thirty years the Koussmi- Koussmi microbe
has again made its appearance in this hem
isphere, and your wife is its first victim"
''Oh, don't begin this Koussm-K oussmi
business, Domremus," exclaimed Grubb-
Filkens rather sharply. II assure you, re-
specJed colleague. that the KonsSmi-
Koussmi microbe has now, as it had thirty
years ago, no existence save in the imagina-
tions of certain scientists. The death of
my wife was the work Of my own microbe.
the Morti-fulgurans, the Death-dealer, the
bacillus Grubbii-Filkensiiv'