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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

D. G. Worcester, member Of the
Philippine commission, denies the report
that Filipino prisoners were shot by
order OF American officers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08
The Cooper line Of Buggies
is King of Them All.
The Cooper Wagon is Sold from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific: from
Hudson Say to Southern
South America.

Cooper Bugges md Wagons always given satisfaction
hey sell market higher any other
line OF Vehicles A cheapJohn' vehicle you more
Tor repairs in six months than Cooper in a lifetime
In this they very cheap am going Is
try and mako selling vehicles and am
going to operate small profits.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

The street crossings In Chambt rlain5
will be made of stone, hereafter. an
iexuyilent plan.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08
s. s. s. FOR THE BLOOD

cures res the most obstinate
tans not particle Of potash mercury mineral s. s. S.
cures Blood Poison rula Cancer Caarr Eczema
rheumatism Sores Ulcers or any other blood trouble Insist
upon s. s. s. nothing take its place.
Valuable mailed Swift Specific Company Atlanta Ga
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08
Does Your Head Itch7

Are YOU troubled with dandruff 2 Ia
your hair falling out? Are you grad
8ually getting bald? Have you tried
many so-caled hair rsstoratives with
unsatisfactory results? Ifso, we urge
YOU to try our Globe Hair Restorative
and Dandruff Cure, which is positively
guaranteed to permanently cure all Of
the above ailments. Your money will
be refunded ii it fails to do the work.
Sold and guaranteed by
For Sale by OCHsNER HARDWARE co.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08
RUNNING SORE
ON HIS AvKLE
After Six Years Of Intense
Suffering, Promptly Cured.
le merits Of $. s. s. every claim

e OOf&eu CUHVIuCIuR
testimony of those who have been cured by It
and knowsof its virtues by experience.
Mr,L.J. Clark, of Orange Courthouse Va, writes
For six years had obstinate running ulcer on INV
ankle which at times caused intense suffering was
SO disabled for long while that wholly unfit for
business One Of the best doctors treated constantly
but dig me no good then tried various blood remedies
without the least benefit. s. s. 8. SO highly recon-
mended that concluded try it, and the effect was
seemed to get right at the seat Of the
pleteys cured" SHift's Specific -
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08
I he irresistible
| ,ogic

OF high values and low prices appeals toall pur-
chasers. To make high values higher and low prices
Never were values higher prices lower than at pre-
sent If you investigate shop around you u find iss
will pay you to do your buying here What say
the paper we do the store sgS
S. ]. Snyd 81.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-07-08

Before using any Of tho above tracts OF Ian d
cali on Or address
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
UKAMIENOWANIE

UkAMlENOWANlE AO-
:LUMBA. lie Hlszpanie biadaia:
mad utrata swoich kolonij, to rzecz
n%aturalna: re szukaja winowajc6w
tel kleski, i " tenn nc dziwnego:
10 chca ukamienowat wlnowajce,
temu dziwic sic drudno: Ale mkt
by sic ME domy6li1, kogo ukamie-
nowano n1edawna. Moze Sagaste?
y Ot6z ME. Przekuphi, praczki
it. d. ukamieno waly W Grenadzie
po1nnnik Kolumba, obclazajec wiel~
khigo zeglarza zarzutem, re on to
lest pierwotna przyczyna obecnych
nie~szczcze66 ich ojczyzny. Gdyby
ME odkry1 Kuby, Amerykanie ME
%oaebraliby jej Hiszpanii. Bledny
Kolumb muslal. pasc kozlem ohar.
nvm. Me desc, re "a zycia przesla-
dowano go wiezlono, "a to, ze
ws}awlf i wzbokacif Hlszpanls
~jeszcze pc 6mierci obrzucaj&
go gradem ~pocisk6w przez -zemsts
re eskadra hiszpansFa> zosta1'
.pobita pod satiago.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
Tante TyAiety
kOlej0We.

KoLEJ CBICAGO, MILWAU-
KEE & ST. PAUL eprzedaw1ac
bedz,e tykiety pc z~nizone) Genie
v nastepuiacYch dniaoh:
" tygodniu rozpoczynajacym
sic 81 Wrzesn's. zokasyi wysclg6w
II wnlkl, b"xer6w " Dubuque.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

1 Vls 4 zen rsoznisiem, p9 oD :' 81
niu* zas must sffryzyer poddao rece
i uzywan e przedmioty swe desyn--
|fekcyi. Najwlekszq przezorno9s6t
winni fryzYerzy zac ',D przy
skaloozeniu :, goS0ia; pod i'dnyn
warunkiem. ME maja oni v celu
zapobiezenis krwawieniu aie rany
uzywat rYsika a}unowego, uAywa-
nego juz PREY ranie innego goScia.
Pr6cz tego ~nakazana i'm zosta1a
najwieksza czystosc j wzorowy
[porzadek, Przepisy te wra 2 POI.
DAMIEN do prezydyum pollcyi, ably
ME wydawano juz przepis6w POI
%licyjnych, przed}ozene zosta}y mi~
nisterstwu oswiaty.
PRZEPIORKI. Pewien
francuzki dziennik ,,Eleveur' po-
dale ciekawy fakt. swiadcacy, ze
oswojenie przepi6rki nietylko jest
motive, ale bardzo }atwe zarazem.
Odkrycie, jak to czesto sig zdarza
nastapi4o ca}kiem przypadkowo
Ma lace, W gaszczu, zniwiarz, za2-
cy> zamaszyscie, scia} kosa g}dwke
przepi6rkl, wysiadujucej W gniazd~
ku iaieczka. Malehka ofara macie-
rzyhska pozostaw1}a le sztuk ja-
lex. Niew1nny sprawca tego mor~
derstwa zabraf je z soba i powzi9}
mysl podsuniecia ich siedzacej ma
jajach kurze. Pc kilku dniach
wyk1uio sig IA przepi6rczych pis~
klqt. Piskleta to przez ca}y tydzieh
ME odstepowa}y przybrane swej
matki, ale po. tygodniu opnsci}Y
kure i kurczatka i same biegaly
gromadka oddzielnie i W kurniku
tax oddzielny kaclk sobie upatrzy.
1y. Cz}owieka, kt6ry przeni6s{ ieh
jajeczka, a potem je karmlf - ME
unika1y bynajmniej, zbiega}y sic
ma jego wo}anie i jego reki ja-
dly. Obcych jednak BABY sig i u
cieka}y pred mimi W pop}ochu.
Najchetnioj biega}y pc ogrodzie i
tutaj zdarza}o sig, il podlatywa}y
,ku MIN lesne przepi6rki, 6wiegoc2c
zawziecie i jakby namawiajac je do
odlotu. One jednak juz sig zadomo-
WHY ma dobre i rad tych ME STU
cha}y. ,,Eleveur" jest zdania, ze
fakt ten stanowczo pr.emawlaz "a
mozliwoScia przyswojenia przeplo~
rex. Ciekawe bezwatpienla by}yby
d1uzsze znacznle PROXY " tym kie~
runku, mianowicie Z drugiem
trzeciem pokoleniem, wyk1utych "
uodobny spos6b pr4epidrek, a cara
ZEN zbadanie. czy mieso domywcb
przepi6rek te same posiada zalety'
co przepi6rek dzlkich.
M%ORALNOSC " Wiecznem
miescie. Smutna statystke og}osl4y
" tych dniach pisma rzymskle
Welding sprawozdah urzedowycf
W pierwszem p6}roczu r. b, uro
dzilo sic W Rzymiz 5643 dzlecl. v
tel liczbie 1889, czyli przesz1o q
procent, nieprawnych'. We wszyst
fkich panstwach europejsklch dzle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

e csallunkul. Tera;z sls zpl66w m nlilzlro1h' 3
ozyyllliaa zamach ma brroDdy wasy,
tax, Re , nadczlowiek" Xxx wieku
mozs wygl2dad, jak aktor prowin-
cyonalny. Prof: Hiebner 2 Wro-
c}Awia twierdzl mianowlcie, re naj-
niebezpieczniejsze mikroby gnlez
d2a sig " z%aroscie. Prof. Fleuggen
bahama to lyle potwierdzlf, ze
|dokonal dw6ch prob z hodowla-
mi bakteryj, otrzymanych 2 brody
mezczyzny, os}onietej muslinem j
ME .os{onletej. Prof. Huebner proc
Eponuje tez poszenie masek, kt6re
mog}yby os1aniac Gala twarz i u
trudalad przenikanie bskteryj.
Inny badacz, DIR. Care, radzi
przemywa6: brods roztHorem u
blimatu, ale: zaleca zgg44oydie zupelne
s''sn's rs7$ 'E;!
J, - -
sTRASZNA DZIEWCzYNA.
w rodzinle m~ieszczanina Wa
sy}a Kwasowa, W Kijowie, s4uzy-
Ia cd trzech lat 16-letnia obecnie
Eufrozyna Korownik6wna. Przez
ca}y ten czas s}uzby, niczego jej
ME moga zarzucic. Pred dwoma
mies2cami w%yjeoha}a iona Kwaso~
wa do krewnych, pozostawlaj &c
Eufrozynie swoich 4 1 6~letnich
syn6w. w kr6tkim czasie dwoje
tych dzieci zmar}o jedno pc dru~<.
glem, Ia smier6 .nag}a wzbudzi}}a
u Kwas6w podejrzenie. l oto wy
da1o sic, re m}oda dziewczyna POI
zbawi1a dzieci 2ycia.' Przyzna4a sic
do why, jednak opowiada, II pie
zamiaru: zabijad ch}oAw ".
Ia pierwszym ram = opowiadA-
po1oky1am sig ma ziemi, abYge-
rzego (4~letni synek) uspoKQ16,
p1akaI BOWEN ciagle. ReksKsna
gardle mu po}ozy}am l u ~
.Drugim rrzem Saucepan e synek)
sic obudzil i zacza} p}aka6. Przy"
sz}am do ko1yski, ably go uspokolc,
co mi sig ME uda}o.| Nacisnee}am
vice reka na,szyje ch}opca l umar}'
Dz1ewczyna ia cierpiec must ma
umysle! Zbrodniarke uwieziono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
w T'YCH DNIACH zako6czy

w T'YCH DNIACH zakotczy}
zyeie W Londypie znany mleszkah-
com a niezwyk}y okaz psiego rodu.
Nazwano go Lwem, z rasy by4
decentralization a naleza{ do przy~
tu&ku ola kobiet i dzieci. Codzien
rano Lew, nios9c skarbonke meta
Iowa ma szyi, wyrusza} ma miasto
obchodzi} rome domY, gdzie
pred mieszkaniami znanych sobie
os6b zatrzymywa} sic szczekaf,
dop6ki mu ME otworzono j ME
wrzucono zwyk}ego datku do skar~
bonki. Ma ulicach ME zaczepia4
nikogo, szed} presto pred siebie,
zwracajac uwagi ma przechodni6w.
kt6rzy jednak zatrzymywali 60
ezesto ola wrzucenia datku DO
skarbonki, gdyz bYl wielce popu-
larnym. Ksiezne Walll zna} dosko~
male j skoro tylko spostrzeg} je]
pow6z, puszcza} sig "a MIN "
pogoh, a dopedziwszy, skakaf,
wyjac za1osnie z c1cha i otrzyma1
zawsze cd jej kr6iewskiej wysoko'
Sci spory datek: w przeclagu jed
nego miesiqca zebrai $4,000 fir
Wieczorem, zmeczony, zgkodnlafy
wracaf do przytuiku, a nasyciwszy
g}6d o1pocz2wszy, wyrusza{ znoV
ma pre- chadzke, ale lynn razem oil;
rozry'wki, = odwiedza} przyjacio
ktdryc b mia} misdzy dzie6mi n
chodniku; a W nocy wreszcl
syrawowa} s{uzbe przytu@ku; Pen
syonarze zakladu odczuli STRAIT
w~iernego swierzecla. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
CiekaWe RZeczy.
ZAGADKOW ZJAWISKO

ZAGADKOWE ZJAWlSkO;
Z Szabunozi Cnad morzem KaspljA
.kiem) pisze do ,,slowa" warsaw.
skiego jeden = jego o%zytelnik6w:
Dzisiaj " nocy bylem swiadkiem
nadzwyezajnego zjawlska natury:
Mieszkam W kraiu zakaukazkim,
" pustyni, 0 kilka Worst cd mo-
RIA Kaspi]skiego. z powodu pa
nujacych obecnie upa}6w, zwykle
ma noe zostawiam okno ma osciez
otwarte, Wczoraj oko}o godziny
10 wleczorem zasnafems Nagle ma
IA minut pred godzina dwunasta
zbudzi} mnie iakis blask. Poszed@
lem do okla i zobaczyfem ma ME
bic. W stronie wschodniej, ksiezYc
W peful, koloru mleniaco sig fole~
towego. Sadzi}em, re to z{udzenle
optyczue i zbudzi}em robotnik6w,
spiacych " poblizu pod namiotem.
Nagle mniemany ksiezyt zaczaaf
drzed i spadad ma dol, a pc kllku-
nastu sekundach, ME doleciawszy
do zieml, nagle znikna}. W pierw~
szej chwili sadzi}em, re sprawdza
sig przepow1ednia kohca swiata i
oznajmi1em to robotnikom, kt6rzy
zaczeli p1akad i do samego rama
b1agali Alfalfa 0 ratnnek. Dopiero
zobaczywszy W kalendarzu, re
ksiezyc wschodzi 0 godzinie z
minutami, domyAli}em sig, re to
byl jakis nadzwyozajny meteor, ale
W takim razie >,7jakim sposobem
wisia1 czas jakls nleruchomo "
przestrxen1e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
MORALNOSC W Wiecznem

MoRALNOSG " Wiecznem
miescie. smutns statystke og}osl}y
" tvch dniach pisma rzymskie.
Wedlug sprawozdah urzedowych
W pierwszem p61roczu r. b, uro~
dzilo sic W Rzymiz 5643 dziecl. W
tel liczbie 1889, czyli przeszfo ~
procent, nieprawnych'. We wszyst~
|kich panstwach europej skich DIE
ci take stanowia mniej wiecej 8
prccent, W wielkich miastach, Jak
Berlin, Paryz ftp. TO- - proc.
Rzym pod tym wzgledem zajmu-
| je pierwsze mlejsce " Europe.
| BRODA l WAsY. Och, te
mikroby! Koniec XIX wieku zatru]
nam mem zycie, a wick Xxx chy-
ba dobije... Gdzie sig ruszysz
czyhajq ma c,ebie te mikroskopijn'
interchangeable zyjqtka ! gr6zee 9
ca}y n dobrsnym kompletem cho'
rob-. Ws2ystko jest zatrute, pc
czawszy cd woody AZ do Pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

WEDLE przepis6w, kt6re wv
daily zarzady cech6w fryzyersklch
W Berlinie, kt6re dotycza zdro"
wotnego obelugiwania go6ci, ME
wolno fryzyerom obs}ugiwa6 "
lokalach swych gosci, majacych
l~lszaje, albo inny wyrzut ma twa~
rzy. Takich ludzi wolno i'm OBJ"
sfugiwa6 tylko v ichze w}asuem
ponisszkaniu, ich wlasne brzytw2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28
A Faithful Citizen.

Since the strike on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad under MARTIN IRONS, in 1886,
through every new case of violence or
crime, The Sun has appealed to organized
labor to raise, in its own defence. as well
as for decency, its own hand against tho
outrages committed in it's name or through
its agency. We are to-day for tho first
time able to report the occurrence of what
we desired to see.
A member of labor union Ia at this
moment standing resolutely in defence OF
law and order and OF the rights of all citi-
zens within his influence against the Illegal
dcspotism which labor organization seeks
to exert over them. 1t is Governor STEU-
NENBERG OF Idaho, Democrat and MEM
Der Of the Typographical Union. who has
declared martial law where some striking
miners are seeking to keep other men
from working, and is maintaining order
and justice in Idaho by the force Of
arms, since it cannot be maintained in any
other way.
Furthermore, Governor SrEUNENBERa is
so clear as to his duty and so manful in his
readiness to acknowledge it that in asking
for continuance of Federal aid he declares
that the state of Idaho assumes and
acknowledges all responsibility for the
manner in which affairs arc conducted in
the Cpur d'AlGnes, so long as martial law
as proclaimed prevails"
Under the circumstances Governor STEU-
NENBERG Is very striking figure OF an
American, for American he Is first Of all
And every honest trade unionist will thank
him for what he is doing to relieve union
ism of the disrepute brought to it by
the scoundrels who too often get it under
their control.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Str: The Rev.
G. Campbell Morgan. who Is. 1t seems. the
most likely candidate for the vacant pastorate
OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
gives his views concernin ne the so-called higher
criticism OF the Holy Scriptures as follows:
Il occupy a most conservative and orthodox
position with regard to the Bible I believe in
the verbal and plenary inspiration OF the origi-
nal documents That through translators and
copyists we have lost much. also believe, and
that there Is room for much scholarly and de-
vout criticism admit. l hold that to be tho
true realm of criticism. and when it passes be-
yond and questions the correctness of the
statements. l at once feel that 1t approaches
most dangerous ground. This view. however
does not give me the right to enter upon
crusade OF Bible defence. nor docs it out me or
from fellowship with the men who are occupy
ing an absolutely different position. l would
simply ignore the error and declare the truth.
having in my heart perpetual affection for
those who teach. in all those cases where they
are most evidently sincere"
The italics are mine. Now what does tho
reverend gentleman mean by Original docu-
ments"? Does he refer to the lost and irrecov-
cradle documents" to which some OF the
higher critics confne infallibility. and would
have God let them perish thus il they alone
were the revelation OF Himself to men?
The Rev Mr.. Morgan seems to me to afford
an admirable illustration OF the art OF inducing
two parties to a controversy to believe that you
side with each OF them in the dispute. when in
fact. you merely desire their support and have
no convictions on the subject Yourself.
New YORK. Oct 81. PRESBYTERIAN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28

ment 1t to beat and destroy the enemy.
and II suppression Of the details from the
public knowledge is deemed OF military
advantage the Government is justified in
II and would be false to its duty II 1t did
not resort to it.
Suppose, for instance, that as conse-
auence OF Gen. SHAFTER's first battle in
Cuba his army had been compelled to re-
treat from the strategic position at which
1t gave battle and retire 80 rapidly that
the wounded were left in the hands OF
the enemy, the Commanding General him
self being among the mortally wounded,
and soon afterward dying captive in
the enemys camp, what would have
been the consequence here? What howl
the newspapers would have raised against
him and the Government il the full and
precise facts as to the battle and the retreat
had been kept concealed as the details
of tho Glencoe battle and retreat are
now hidden by tho British censorship
in South Africa We give the English peo-
pie credit for the reserve with which they
accept the cautious silence OF their Govern
meht as requisite in view OF the exigencies
OF war. The facts will all come out in due
time, but 80 far as the immediate urgency
OF the war is concerned,it is now requisite
only that they should be known to the re-
sponsble Government.
The lesson Of this relation is too obvious
to make it necessary that we should draw
il for any reasonable man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28
copperheads and jackleg politicians. In
scrintion biatoricallv correct"

copperheads and jackleg politicians In
scription historically correct
The formaity Of this sawed-oh hero, who
has won glory for Kansas, and for himself
reputation unique among volunteer Off
GERS in the United States Army In recent
times, must charm RUDYARD k1PL1NG
hardly less than it would have fascinated
PLuTARCH. FUNSTON is n combination
of fiery impulse and sane Judgment,
devil-daring and domestic responsibility,
mucker-mouth and heart OF hero, unlike
anything conspcuously produced since the
Maine sank. He is the creature of his own
unaded, untrammelled energies. He had
no previous military reputation either to
live up to or to live down. The people OF
the middle West have quite generally taken
him to their bosom as one whom they have
known from the first peep-o'-fame 1t is like
knowing person from his birth; there is
u sense OF proprietorshp usually absent.
Strange to say, there is striking par
allel up to a certain point, between tho
military careers OF FUNSTON and BRYAN.
Both entered the service as advCnturers.
in no discreditable sense. The Kansas
regiment, like the Nebraska regiment was
held long in reserve 1t was about the last
regiment to leave San Francisco for Manila.
FUNSTON was chatting in the sand lots at
Camp Merritt, just as BRYAN was
chatting, or imagined he was chatting, or
wanted tho audience to imagine he
was chatting, at Camp Thomas. But
BRYAN wanted to pick his own field,
and he wanted it near the footlights; and
when he thought the opportunity for spec
tacular distinction was past he promptly
resigned and left the flag. FUNSTON was
willing to go anywhere; he held on; and
when sailing orders came at last no jumped
for the Philippines with oyexcccdcd only
by the Joy he found afterward in battle.
And having achieved all that BRYAN COW
eted in his original dream Of martial fame.
FUNSTON comes home, not to resign and
run for any office, but to renew his conf
mission and announce, as the merest matter
OF course, that after ten days vacation he's
going back where the fighting is.
How many OF his ears would cx-Col.
BRYAN sacrifice If he could only turn back
the wheels Of time reconsider his early
prejudice against the Philippines as too
remote and obscure field Of effort, and
now be marching up the main street OF
Lincoln to receive from the hands of Gov
ernor POINTER sword on the blade whereof
was endurably inscribed Until my regi-
ment Is mustered out?"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28
A Bridge Competition.

New York city has come to understand
the value OF trained and artistic judg-
ment for the erection OF public build
ings. Another barren and common-look-
ing structure like tho Criminal Courts
building will never be seen. Everything
put up since then shows the ambition to
build what is worthy OF a great city. Yet
we are about to build some structures, to
exceed greatly in cost any municipal build
ing, immeasurably vaster in size and visible
to tens OF thousands where ordinary build
ings are visible to one, In which there Is no
provision for the quality Of sightiness
and distinction whatsoever
We refer to the expected bridges over the
East River. Nothing can rob pile so enor-
nous as an East River bridge Of majesty.
But all the same it may be lifeess and vul-
gar or impressive and elegant, according
OF Arts hand. The Brooklyn Bridge
is excellent, but the approaches
are disgrace to any town above the level
OF ironmongers and curblayers The Hon.
SALEM H. WALES made a most creditable
effort to mako the bridge now building at
Grand street what it should be in it's ex-
terror, but the ignorance then prevailing
was too much for him.
Neither in the present Bridge Commission
nor in it's engineer force Is there profess
sional attainment able to promise anything
preferable to what the chance contractor
may offer in the way Of design New York
should have ensured to 1t something better
than that. In building bridges incompara-
bly, bigger than those required in any other
city, it should take appropriate care that
their design shall be worthy OF their size
and Importance.
The best way to provide for this will be
to institute a competition, just as though
the bridge was City Hail. the jury OF Sc
lection to be composed Of engineers and
architects combined There is more in
bridges, as there is in houses, than stone
and iron.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-28

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN.-Sir: The
paper read by Dr. Thomas ]. Hills before the
New York Medical Association. as reported by
The Sun OF this morning, suggests many
doubts to the mind Of an unscientihc reader
which are unexplained by the logic of the
doctor.
DR. Hills. In making his statements advo-
eating the use OF alcoholic liquors upon the
side board. seems to lose sight OF the logical
significance OF his argument by seeking to
cover up the rough edges OF his assertions with
q mass of exceptions.
After confidently asserting tina value Of this
use OF alcohol. he states so many cases when
and where it should never" he used that the
ordinary mans mind fails to detect what he
has left for the proper time and place for it's
use as n beverage.
BY the Inferences drawn from his statements.
the only man who is safe in the use OF alcohol
Is tho man with no digestion to impair no
brain to become clouded and no occupation
that can be injured by such. Surely an anomaly !
Finally. he rails at the man who shows hls
irrational nj nd by yielding to the cravings OF
appetite to the excessive indulgence in aIco-
holic liquor Now. from his own statements.
, use Of seoho viii "eaTed by ths
reasoning power and weaken the judgment"
says Dr. Hills. Therefore. since scientific
reasoning admits Of no exceptions since the
person who cannot make rational use Of alco-
hollc beverages should abstain from their use.
tionality. therefore, we repeat. we cannot.
from the premises given. admit the doctors
conclusion. A. G. WOOpFIELD
MANAsQUAN N j., Oct 20