The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-14
BKI1ls.. MET EoKoLCGY.

Inches, and Tor the graz.us aud . ner
uistiicts II Is ii o Iuciies. lie average
Temperature Ion - Yeas lid, been 4o.4
desIees. Last ear 1t Was l.6 degrees
colder, ana the coolest sinc- 1879.
An attempt to establish Il cruss-
breed betw cen The lion a..u Tiger Is be-
IEg made py the Royal Zoo.os.c;. So
tiety Oi ireland. Sucu nSbiius have
been known, all EnsI,SI snoa iiidII
having had u MUIR Va tuIee iiuiI-lisei
cubs bonn in 1924, ;tlIu d Secui..i vi Two
CUBS i'll 1927. One vi ints,-MuDse
shelc,on aha sIuiieu shin now De,uIis
u lie Univ.rs Ui CanIDiluse--I,veG
about SIX years.
1t has been found that se;.-w.iter
from depth Of live mites expands
about thIr,y-tIye One-IhousaIiuli,, wneu
brought To The surface,
o PRINCIPLES OF PROTECTIVE INoC-o
ULATIONs.
Microbes, explains Dr. w. NJ. Hal
kline, DO not, as 4 RUE, act AS directly
OH the animal organism 10y their n:ere
presence, as one might believe; but
rather by the chemical Substances they
| create, which are dangerous poisous
| for the uIgaiiisuls. NOV. this poison
llst .,f
function iI,sel'arahle from the eXis-
tence Of microbes. For, 10y modify ing
The little being, ouch as Tie degree Of
envIrUnlnY temperature anu Ila pres
eIce vi certain chemical substances,
and above All, the aeraLIuu and acLiVu
vi free oxygen, IL is possible to Trans
furn IuIciobe intO another resem-
bling it III all points, except that i. does
not piodIce puisunouS Subs alIce,, or
| at an3 iale III OIL! Infinite, mi pro-
Portions. The new n.crv.e SHOWS no
signs Vi desenerat ,o:I from the origin
Ill. III is quite aS .iYeiy aiu vigorous.
lietabiy III t,ie faculty OF breeding, anG.
| furthermore, the Identification Is ias,-
ing, the new microbe5 euseudering
beings Similar to themselves. Tins
I series vi remarkable facts WAS discov-
cred by VI. PaSteur, and served Il, d
basis for his method ut artificial yacc,-
natiOn. lIe Mas ted to the CONC, uslua
That, II an "a. tenIASed m.cruua tone
whose viru eiice has been diminished
by the process menti.neIj De into
dnced INTO the undy of an an!nal. line
resulting ind.sin,!l.nn, cau,ias the
animal Itself nu serious ucou,eu,enue
I su.hces to reiiIer II pluf against the
attacks of the original mlcrobe.
| LIVING ROOM IN A PLANT ROOT.
All extraordinary IA uStlatlun of the
strange etiaNelS SOME. NE, male by
roots i'll search of " ,l,ers Is shown by a
specimen VI WiSiaria lalely sent to the
Kew Museam by lie V..arsu Peter
sham. The roots of thu, plant catered
Il dining room by Il very small chink in
the side OF the window. near the cell
ing, AMI spread in fine network
through the plaster AL Ill lad the room
which Was about fourteen feet SQUARE
The room was in CONSTANT use, but M
trace Of tue roots Was discovers
until thu paper WAS pu..ed from the
walls. Co
1t has been pointed out that tbs
elaborate paintings OF Z .ypti.,ntonbs
must have been made without lights
that produce SMOKE. An American
artist has suggested that the electric
light was Know, and us I'll, but w.
Flinders Petrie0 ilds THAT the dark
rooms Could have been ifshte oy sun
hight reflected by rude misrors.
! advanced l'csjaw III white mice.
tue tvs, tt.;ia., ,l"cts,rs. who had
shared K,R,s,to's first discovery, an
nounced further th.st they had made
dogs pio'f a.aiIst o;k-j Nv by ii.,cu.
iathg them gradual, with via,-n,
tetanu, "csdtures," and tnat from the
blood of si,cii I'm nuiis.' dogs the, had
fex,ractel an aIbimih.us substance
| which would destroy the ,ifnmstick-
shaped bacillus Wherever found.
From this 'albnnen they finally n:sle
!, ding powder .wl,irl, retains its cura
tive properties for ,no.tl,s. . %.
The next step vas to try.ths cure on
human sufferers from iockiaw. lin
1891 came twelve opportunities to do
so, and III ever. ease, some of them
sewers ia the extreme, the patie::t WAS
Wholly cured.
Thus tie result of sacrificing linz
tied number pf.ihe lower creatures is
tho SAVING Of countless i.,unsn lives
tAroaS'' al fasaes .tilao--Yoa:h's
Co'npanion.