Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-06-29

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In very interesting tectEr~ delivered
NJ TIE Res al goli>xe ef Physicians Or
fccrs d~~xcrf<s the action q THE ear-a.
m r~izsio- % TIRE p~r~~r-zfion and &C.
~structioz q ccrtaris- posnsinx cat thzr
the eh-z<ai e~supo<rson C esr-A =
--s-a-.lr cha-r-r. s-d that is St
r~~s for supporting the Ese Of the va
razs -icra-o--znis-. that are foand
IN u rari-s ar~cor1f-<iv-
Zach 81 fh~> rkru~s rrc-ur-hiy
<-owx h-st sat ere nnv raI Is OF
ti=1- ~oudi*5o-s. and the smallest al
sezrlo1 il the@~ en1ditious ray turn
ts< sai< aze d-ss> whiea azory tke
cozp.in< c-<7nfSus sHar cesain The
nax.xry- In hlustrztioa % the GU
rau- e-c-ft-1- 81 the ---ef~uxI
~itholt which ecrtzia fun-i wiil not
--ov. ard q their extrzo-daarr de-
v,ioP-~n-. vh~uever thes< cor6isiozs
are fuisu~A. Dr. Poor. refers 70 the
-ru-th q mushrcrm&
Some q TIE arx-r s~aProPhytez. Re
xavE. -sreh. for Instance a. The cun-
rsou uushrpaz. require no little skiu
f1r their artificial ~prpductioz- involving
f1r more astenrioa 20 ex1rt details than
Is necessary WITH the ordinary <r~~n-
leavsd garden plants We know that
for 4 few weeks in the autuzn they
uav appear in great numbers IN dry
pastures where hors-< have h-en f-1
provided that the co1ditiors % the air.
as Temperature. light and moisture. 70
favorable. ard Ne also know that DR.
rectfy the rer><arv eozdi.ions fail
the -ush-c~7 harvest 10 az an end.
Ard IL Is cSrar that -th orsirnzns
conditions for the growth ard develop
nent Of these short-Iivri and debate
organisms most - DarveBcgsiy subtle.
probably quite b~yond the k-n Of the
chemist.
Referring then 20 certain diseases
such for exauple. a. ANTHRAX and t.
ta-Es. the germs % which ar~ known 20
gFo@ frexiy IN esrtzsA ssss~ 2isesssos -
drawn 70 the rarity with which uen are
attacked BY then even vker working
On ard y hEh has almost errtainly b-en
infected We arr thus brorghf face
20 face With III. i~aporance Of the ex-
a EAA RE1 - &AN
= ske nairsezanc- % confinnity - in
lection Unfortunately. ne ~xn to
know but Htrle IN regard TO the exzrf
ecusfI-sca< und~r whscA The several
ru-hoE-zfc organisms are best able 70
7 -,s--1f- -h~f- ~V.--~~ 20 ~sr~-rsvsie
forz- Something We know about the
haeilias Of the tuberculosis. and soEe
thirg Ne are h~sxizzsES - kuo~ stoa;
that 90 erte-ic fever. bat rnch more
kro~I~dSe IN this dIr~ctiou Is badly
wanted
IL j. true encu-h- no doubt. as has
b-~1 wei safd. that the proper study
ot uaskind IS mzn. but this Is just
what he parhoiogist must unIearn Il be
wcuba ~ 20 the bottom Of the stiology.
zud especially Of the epss~niolosy. Of
Infectious ailments No lo1g~r must
he b content Z study the zc-ion Of
the zicrob< within mans frame or the
methods by which IL orews toxins ard
sets up disease. but k< Eust trace Is
Hfs history outside. an. and oat wka'
these infectious particles are dong
azd how thy arr living through the
hn- interval that sometimes lap<ss be
tween the terninarion OF enc -cas~
and the dev<hupun-n. % another. O--
Gne roruing ne look out EPo7 pad
doek anl tBd IL fal Of mushrooms.
and another. although Ne know TIA;
the spore i present just the xame,
there l. not n Mushroom 10 he seen
Il ~as the coalitions. net the seed
zsas<. tAat Uz8~ th~-r grow And tbs
il 4 rarable--Hos2itaE