Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-06-29

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In a paper in the July Forum on
Medical Practice and the Law" MI.
Champe S. Andrews argues that any
one who processes to heal8the5sick is
protesting to be a physician, and that
Christian Scientists should accordingly.
be subject to the restrictions which
the state imposes upon practitioners.
OF medicine. ~ ,T
l.. o. Howard is the author Of a
treatise on Mosquitoes" just issued
by Mcclure, Phillips Go, that will
interest the summer boarders at the
average resort at this time Of the
year. Mr.. Howard treats this troub-
lesome little pest as one of the live
topics Of the day, because of the I'M
disputable proofs of the agency of the
mosquito in the spreading of malarial
diseases.
'"The Lead and Zinc Fields of the
Ozark Uplift," is the title of a little
booklet by VIM. H. Johnson-reprinted
from an article in the Bulletin of the
American Bureau Of Geographical
1.-The instance of General Passenger
Agent Snyder of the Frisco line where
these valuable deposits are found. The
lauthor also sends out, in some in
stances, a few specimens Of lead and
zinc ore, and those interested or de-
string further information and inter-
esting printed matter, have only to
send to Byron Snyder, G. P. A., "Frisco
Line" st. Louis, Mo.
The belief that all the blame for the
troubles in China does not lie at the
door of the Chinese is expressed in the
July Forum by Mr.. w. C. Jameson
Reid, who supports his position by
strong arguments. He narrates the
story of the successive entertainments
Of European powers, and shows how
natural it was that these ~aggressions
should stimulate an ~anti-foreign spirit.
MIR. Reid, who knows the east well,
suggests that outside nations will find
it more to their advantage to cultivate
a merely commercial: relation with
China, rather than an active political
interest in. that country. : .,.s,4s&
What To Eat for July is full of in
terest and information. DR.. Felix L;
Oswald, in his third study of the! food
of nations, intersperses many bright
anecdotes, and shows John Bull in odd
lights. James Courtney .Challiss reads
the feelings of a man by the attitude o.
his feet-as a palmist would read thu
lines of his hand. 81 Frances Roberts
demonstrates in bright sketch, mans
aptitude for cooking: Mrs. John Ing
lis gives a bill of fare for the Fourth
Of July, 1900, in the Siege Of Picking
Nancy Mann. Waddle gives a graceful
= discussion ""Anent the. Kitchen. Gar
den," with suggestions for an idea
5 garden. " !" - ~.
1t is probably true that almost ever.
imam has In him certain qualities whic]
would draw some woman to him. bu
t it is difficult to frame a statement il
t general terms Of What Women Lik
4 lin Men" This is the task which
d very well known author, under tn
nom-deplumeF of aRafford Pyke, ha
undertaken in the Cosmopolitan fo
July in a clever essay, which prove
him to have made woman the subjee
e o thorough observation and eoanpre
. hensiye study. THE foreign girl,
says the author" marries the ma
with whom she will be happy; the An
!, erican marries the man without who,
|, she will be unhappy
In the editorial department of th
Review of Reviews for July Dr., Sha'
discusses the prospects Of d whes
and corn crops, the conditions Of on
export. trade, and, the recent growth I
american capital; on the political sid
the. decisions Of the supreme court.
the insuIar cases are reviewed an