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Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-09-08
j. F. MOORE'S
Real Estate, Rental and Collecting Agency
Office: Hemphill Bldg Hattiesbarg, Miss.
SPECIAL BARGAIN LIS

sc lots, 50x1OO Price $75 easy.
80 lots, 1O5x21O. Price, $50. One half
lot 100x200 Two blocks from school building very
property high and dry on principal avenue.
block Of property, improved, pay ing
Centrally located city. prices
terms
six residence, A
reasonable and
three plot Good for manufacturing industry
aed railroad half mile from &
by subdivisions whole Price reasonable easy terms
livery stable (arge ot) and lots, Sumra bargain
Prices
farm forty Twenty under pow Residence
large barn, orchard we'll fenced
Apply TO j. F. MOORE Office emph Building aiesbug Mississippi
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See legal advertisements in this
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CLASSIFIED.
One Cent a Word.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Furnished rooms for gentlemen. 204
Bay street. Sept. 1w
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WHAT is LIFE?

In the last analysis nobody knows.
bat we do know that it is under strict
law. Abuse that law even slightly,
pain results Irregular living means
arrangement of the organs. resulting
in Constipation. Headache or Liver
trouble DIR. Kings New Life Pills
quickly re adjusts this. It's gentle,
yet thorough. Only 25c at Bufkin &
Cadenhead's Drug Stole.
Bring your job work to tie
office OF he Progress.
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pany.
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tests with a preparation for the treatment
of persons afflicted with cancerops disease,
The preparation was invented by pr. Ju-
Illus Gnezda, q scientist who mas maze
various contributions to physiological
chemistry, and who read, among other
papers, a thesis at the international Med
lcal Congress- held at Washington IN 1881,
on the subject Of cobra poison,
The facts which led Dr.. Oneida to pres
pare tho substance In question Were;Ns
First-The beneficial effect Of Epw!ers
solution on patients with CANCER OF the
stomach, already observed and recordea
by other physicians,
Second-The retention of chlorine IN the
tissues of said patients, FAD, q !, 3i
Thlrd-The good results>which Or. Gnez-
da obtained when he treated patients
with albuminous matter that contained
phosphorus In an organically combined
Consequently DR. Gnczda went on TO
prepare a compound which contained the
underlying principles OF the therapeutcal
actions described, the process Of the, man
ufacture being substantially given IN the
application for the patent, The prepara-
ton which la being, tested at present Is
made from the white OF egg, Two hun,
dred grams of white OF egg were treated
with forty grams OF, phosphoric acid
anhydr1e In successive PORTIONS; Ihe
product was allowed TO sta nd until cool,
and there was then added twenty grams
of. trichioride OF arsenic under, digestion,
After the addition OF water, the preclplr
tate was washed out until the WASH wa,
ter gave neither a reaction for aTsenlc nor
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Spiteful.

Long, long time ago there lived FAM
ilv about mile from any habltntioh'
II was In the far away mountains,
This family lived in a lovely castle AT
the foot of mountain BY small lake,
Ihey were very, very rich, and the casIie
was hundreds and hundreds OF years old,
ma on the mountain above the castle
was huge poplar tree, and an old
witch lived in the tree. When the tree
was In bloom she was good to every one.
There were two boys who lived at tho
castle and they had three sisters One
of the boys was very handsome, ana
could be pleasant whenever he liked,
bui that was not often. The other boy
,yns unlike his brother, He was kind ana
gentle and every one loved him. lie was
iicly hut that was not noticed,
FrHe old witch hated any one who was
she especially hated this rich boy who
was 30 handsome and who seemed 10
think he was king of all.
He had displcased the old witch many
times. and she was seeking revenge.
The little lake was the favorlte resnf'
OF this boy. He would bathe every dns
in the lake. and would row until he was
tired. ., ~,
The witch decided to live In the lak'
instead of the tree. and on all storm!
days she thought she would nave w
whole lake to herself. This boy seemed
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The Little White Hen.

Many years ago during the G e, II War wa r.
my mamma went to spend Christm1as
with her grandfather and grandmotneF'
who lived q t dear old Lester manor.
Mamma had always lived In Rc hmond.
Her cousins had written to issr what At !, a
good time they had on christina. DAY. ,aS,
SO - he was very anxious to be at ller
grand fathers at that time. She co e,,
Hardly wait for the day to come. she
did not know she had so many cousins
until they came to spend the day at her5
Crane fathers. They had such happy
time One day my mamma went oyer
to see the indians at the reservat! on One
/, Of the squaws gave her a lovely white
hen !, which she left at Lester Manor
when she came back to Richmond.
w The next summer when she went down
there again, her little. white hen had
was full Of lovely eggs. My .maElma
would 70 there every day to see OF there
were any little chicks. One day NANNY
CHA came running In crying the soldiers
am coming. Everything WAS IN s .ssI,
infusion. While they. We're there they
killed my mammals white hen. How her
III won't say which soldiers they were,
because there were good and bad on
both sides. ,,,r.pD
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himself but lei his wife go to a watery

himself but let his wife go TO Watery
grave. ,,,,a,
the water reached the plank, two giris
were crossing the stream Ruth, me
smallest, was In front. Becoming diZzy
She accidentally walked off the plank tr,,s
light into the creek. She sank once. Inc
current bore her far down the stream.
Several men saw it but had no. Doae
and by this time the storm was raging;
At last brave dog named .Es.rao
plunged into the foamy waves caught
Ruth by her clothes and made leap afte or
lean FOR the shore. The current vas SO
strong against him that$lt took some
time for him to reach It.. and Wheh ne e
did he was exhausted. Then ne DarHea
loudly until sor>I9 one came ana TOOK
Riith to the lady's house. where she wa" as
we'll taken care Of until she coulo 10
= often. while In her delirium she I, ta! nc.
Of 1Birdo.i All this while he was ~, e! bu VI
when they were both well they y, " were so'
moved to Ruths hone. And "Blrdo Pc
came her beloved pet, he was wei
taken care of They are very hapPy III
Moral: Be brave, courageous and true
IN he storms and temptations OF IRE anu
great will be your reward.
srcut VIZ CARRIE Is. RUFFlN.
Vestoyer P. O., Va.
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Lucy and the Weasel.

Lucy lived county 4, an ana n 1xbIoh
s shc fed e every day One morning she he
Woman wor who took care Of tho FOWLS met
h AUST Us 10, look here, honey" she said. ana
no,ntimg within. showed Lucy three or
four little ducks with their threats o cu.,
Ten chickens lay. dead In the h ,I,I,nt 70
and poor Lucy did not Kho" We
no 70 ante! what did it? What kllleo
them?" she asked, beginning to cty Z. aid
'rhe weasel, honey answered. I,1o ;ht'e and
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Chased by Gypsies.

One, bright. sunny afternoon, inter ,ter
school hours, + was passing along q quiet
street 1 saw II crowd gathered at q
bn elk gate.
Oh inuurng the cntise found that z
band OF gypsies had rented tho house ana
were quartered there for tne y w'h hov.
commenced to throw stones into tn the s,
gypses yard. Witrout warning. = gyp ~.
an immense dog, ran right into the ero fnSt
Of boys. scattering Their, right ana "a, l eta
and found refuge beneath Nh old colorcd
wonnli's dining table.
sho left the house and I heard her
talking to the gypsy. KNOWING tha a1I
she would give mo away. went OUT TO
explain to the gypsy. TINT was, not one
ofthosc who threw the stones. lie grab
bed me BY the shoulder but turned me
loose when no found that 4 was not not.
Wien Wien told mother about the affair she
simply said:
ALWAYS mind your own. business and
YOU Will get on far better"
JENNIE LOUISE s11AWELL. d
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A Visit to the Country.

About three weeks ago | went to the
country to stay With grandmamn. /
have just come home, had a very nice
time. | met one of my little cousins and
we had fine time together. She lives
at Newport News. but Is at her nunt's
now. Here name Is Lucille, went
over to sec her one morning and
we went down to the swamp to
wade. Lucille fell into the water and
got wet, then she would sit down into
the deepest part Another day went to
see her and we went in bathing. We
had jolly time, ] tell you When we
came back. we went In Cousin Willle'a
| watermelon patch and how we did enjoy
| the melons. have gotten my badge and
| think II Is very pretty From your lit
| tie friend.
GLADYS PARKER.
! Aug. q, 1903.
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ture, irritatlon5of the stomach or weak
entng OF ten heart ACTION
\ In special regard to persons with can,
that yoml Ting ce>7ed and that the pains
In the abdomen disappeared.
on the question whether and how far
nkarkine is likely to have direct 70
self as FAR as concerns the living growth,
DR.. Oneida does not wish to declare de-
hnitely at present, but experiments on
growfhs taken from post-mortems have
shown that there actually existed IAN In
teraction between the constituents OF tho
growth and akarkine.-Washi letter
in New York Tribune.
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skin suit worn from Fort Smith to tho
Oklahoma line. All the Indians ride In
wa gons--and some Of them play the piano
along With other ac0u' red v'ces OF civil
ization. The tomahawk and tepee show
&. to be part OF the government exhibit.
ii can't hurt the government, whereas,
Indian Territory has a reputation TO cs-
tablish. There will be no noble red
mon of the fores: III grease paint and
Connecticut beads, except those that ire
paid IS n day and eSpnrses In the '-nv"-1.
ment show Bluc Thunder and Spotted
T'awn and their papooses nrc coming u,
store clothes and with pcrambuntor.
Their names have been changed Ply tta n
lin Garland, and Blue Thunder doesn't
know a calumet when he sees It; he pre-.
fers stogies himself The lore q the
woods is long since lost. and the only
trail that the red man can now recoE.
nizc with any certainty is that OF SELF
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A Kind Heart.

One day two little children were i, rid d
ing horseback, and they saw l'.ne
moclting bird lying In the middle o. tne
road, The Girl said; Brother VIII you
stop here and let me get that poor little
bird?" ~ - ,,,,+h
mo. and let the bird alone" answered.
the boy, and rode ON, The little slfl
rode on for a short distance. then she
thought, suppose that was me lying there
and how i would like for some one to
take me home, She turned around With,
Out saying q word to her brother, and
Went back to the bird, The little blrd
looked at the girl and moaned The child
and ana Went on back home, Her mother
asked her where was Tommy, The girl
answered: 5'Mothtr, left Tommy In the
road" Her mother looked at the bird
and told Mary to wrap Its leg up, any
she would buy her q nice Gags, for IT,
Night came and Tommy did not re-
turn, Next day neighbors went out ~
search OF poor Tommy They did not
find him, One day an old man passing
by tree saw Tommy, who had been
torn to pieces by some wild Eenst,
Tommy was lying by the tree, You see
kind heart saved Mary The bird grew
to be a. real large bird. It always love
RESS1E TURNER
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Toms Carelessness-----
How 1t Was Cured.

There was a little boy named Tom, who
went TO school. When he came home one
evening his mother. asked him II he want.
ed to go down town with her. He said
yes and threw his books on the stair
Sc and went on. When his little sister.
Neil, came down she stumbled over the
books, fell and broke her arm. She was
sick for many weeks. When Tom came
home he felt very sorry and never lett
'''' - LOUISE EROUNTREE,
510S w, Grace Street.
Richmond Va.
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Snake Swallowed Bottle,

Mrs. ]. NJ. Creath, who lives seven miles
northeast OF the city, went out to her
hen-ho morning or two ago, and
finding house snake bout four feet
long lying on the floor Of the hennerry,
killed It. Noticing a protuberance In tina
snake, the reptile was cut open. Imagine
their as,onishment when shoe polish
bottle poppcd out. Mrs, Creath had been
using shoe polish to mark eggs which had
been set and had left It lying on the
ground in the chicken house. -Cofteeyllls
(kan.) Journal # I
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Thrilling Adventures of
a Little Girl.

Two miles and a half from Westover
the public road is cut In two by creek
I" it it has 4 Click plank across it about -
feet from the bottom.
Several years ago young married
couple were crossing the wade IN buggy.
rho horse went too far up the stream
and turned the vehicle over The horse
was drowned. Man like, the man saved
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binder down the dusty turnpike Spotted
Fawn has no taste for jerked beef and
has long since forgotten the recipe. Shs
akes the biscuits with baking powder
and hears with some anxiety the talk
abou; alum as ono OF its ingredients.
If anybody thinks that Indian Territory 4
Is a region OF wnr-whoops and moccasins,
he Is beyond his reckoning. 1t Is quite
as civilized. commonplace and unlnterest-
ing as the rest OF us-st. Louis Glo 't 4
Democrat. s}3' H
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w'.iiIlIlie's Robin.

Soft and quiet soft and slow,
4 own it falls, the nthcry snow; n
On the lane and d., 9 r It, TIE oi heese'
On the root above his head
And Ills low-cdged garden bed;
A 1\i,d the steps where Robin :. comes or,
livery day Ter Wil ,IL !, c eIann
In his little crib, will keep
Failing, falling soft and slow.
Xii right long, the pretty s,iqW;
W. 40 West Main st.,
M, Richmond, Va.
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Sunlight.

Over hills and meadows
Comes sudden, brighting CLEAN,
OF sunlight on the hill side
OF sunlight on the stream.
And the darkened shadows tighten
AS the smiling clouds roll BY.
And the golden sun has risen,
From his lofty bed on high.
And the purple shadows lengthen
AS the sunlight goes to rest.
On his throne of crimson
In the f1eecy west.
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to understand her every movement. To
torment her he said he would go on the
lake all stormy days and then only.
The next time 1t stormcd he rowed to
the middle OF the lake and began to call
the old witch bad names, This made
her very angry and she turned the boat
over and drowned him. She turned his
spite on himself.
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WINNERS OF PAINT BOOKS
IN 9TH WEEKS CONTEST
VIRGINIA ROSE ROBERTSON 1906 Decatur ST. Manchester
MARGARET j. TYLER, Surgeons Point Va
RAYMOND A. voNDERLEHR, RIO West Clay ST. Richmond va.

VINO nave peen
ao country
49, - With the Of
school aL,,a
much
developed ana
oncrd to young
The stories are not DIT en
the Times Dispatch
TN by Head s. CT and an apphcauoh
It's wide scope and the
sinters
the editor .4 = Fl Y z
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@-@--,-4.@&4444++++++
MISTER ,'l.:':TiJ Z ALFRED
! 9. BoARROW

One of The cIeverest youns =,
.tlses belonging to tho Times O.s.
4 patch Contributors c'oo-'nss's
Alfred 4, barrow, Of Blackstone
Va. ID requested to always always s.g ,,
@hls drawings with his name II ' y "
I this /. ne best way to avoid mis-.
/ takes Which are liable TO occur
The Editor regrets the fact that
q drawing entitled ne e ''''
h Race, was sent In this week un. q
signed, so that credit could NOT %
4 given Where It Is DUE
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,TISTIC WORK DONE 81 The n p. @ g. MEMBERS
Summer Is Coming.
SuinmerEis nigh

Suinmergis nigh
How DO i know sr l5aS
4 rob , ' sat OH on lifting spray
And merrly sang q song OF May.
lack 1rrost has fed
From tho rippllns brook,
And Il III VI TT epeL t,t.t K 5
From his sl,H,lr / Oh, "a ID sl8 An
a butterfly, too. l.a ..4
lTlew lnzily by,
Ana the willow cntkins ts4
Shook from OH high sss If \
THEIR yellow dust
As 1 passed by
And 50 know x fl Hill
that Summer Is nigh. n. Il
81 -. P1i Yours truly, w y. VII
~ 1RMA r.. MERRfDEW.
f-j71O7 East Marshall st.,
Rchlnond, Va.
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INDIAN TERRITORY
NOT SPECTACULAR

indian Territory does not intend to be
typical" at the Worlds Fair. She Us not,
coming In turkey feathers and q red
blanket. Indian Territory wishes y
known that peg-top trousers and patent
leather shoes are to be seen there as
everywhere ola, and there isn't buck
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Ancarrow, Robbie G.
Atkins. c. Ruth
Bass. Estelle
Bird, Alice Q.
Blonnberg, Louis
Bloomberg, Alma
Brown, Charles a
I3ugg. r. H.. Jr.
Bruce. Payson
Burton, Nina L.
Brown. Helen S.
Darlington, a. c.
Carter, John w,
hackwick, Bessie
Chadwick. Nellie
Chadwick, Willie
Chadwick. Emma
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Cook, Audrey N.
Coplon, Michael
Crowder, Adeline
Crumplcr, Bessie
Davis. Nellie i.
Duke, j. Clarion
Dcarheart, John
Flanagan, J.. o.
French, Z. l..
Gayle, Reginald {
Gayle, Jessie M.
Gentry, Marion F.
Gillian. Edgar l..
Hall. Mamie va
Hartman, Amy r.
Johnson, Leon
Jordan, Halle NJ.
Kahn. Michael
Kendrick, Inez
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send me Mother Goose book, so we can
look at the plcturez n It. 4.
a. az Your little boy, g
EEfs RAYMOND VONDERLEHR9 t
120 West Clay Street

Hampden- Sidney, Va.
Dear Editor: send you a colored pic.4
turc which hope will take aBprize.
Please send me badge.
/ was riding my wheel down tho road
struck a rut and skinned my knee. and
had to ride home with one foot
}sG5 ADRIAN c.. CARRlNGTON.
Dear Editor OF The Dispatch:
I'm a little girl leight years o Id. I'm
sonding in picture and Il piece Of
poetry and / have colored the picture
'"rbc House That Jack Built.
if-l HELEN !. AiOESELL.
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outs their throats Just to drink the blooa'
It'd Il does uess' not eat the fowls - tell
LHey went IL. to 3 her ho more 20 About
NWvnnsois s'N Her father told her that this
M litts brown animal is 50 slender that y
can sip through y ,nCny sm fnMs G ii sin
y a ,,Irht 10 + o55tain their blood.
Rle NIB " IENZ HELLER,
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NEW CURE

For Cancer is Discovered In White Of
Egg and Phosphorus. II.
Consul General Frank Fl. Mason reports
to the State Department that at the clinic
of Prof. Dr. Ernst Won Legion, OF the
faculty OF the Friedrich Wilhelm UnlVer-
sity, In Berlin, there are now In progress
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gets into the garden he breaks the ferns.
pulls the flowers then runs away.
Once my brother Benny had a small
wagon and we hItched HopsyI- 10 It. When
Benny rode "a short distance Fiopsy broke
( the wagon then he ran away We never
saw him for two days, then ne came
home. ,,op1 ~, s
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PARTICIPANTS IN SEVENTH CONTEST.

Inrlsin, Walter II. Stansbury, Ruth 8
faster. Daisy Smith, Jessie #4
lawrence, Ethel Taylor, Gervase 8.
long. Marie Taylor, Alma G.
Iynn,a Mary Smith Taylor, AMMO l..
Martin. Mildred r. ,T'insley, May
McCormic, Kate O. Turner, Bessie y
Mcdowell, Emily 'Tutwiler, Mary NJ
Mercer. Cabell Tyler, Margaret j..
Monsell, Helen Tyree, Edith NJ
Nuckolls, Ethel Vonderlehr. r. a. III
PAYNE, Edith c. Watkins, Jessie s..
pnyne, Charles B. West Elizabeth r..
Peck. Mamie Wharton, Ethel
Robertson, Y. r. Williams. James U
Rhoads, NJ. K. Williams. a. "
Runin, Carrie X. Williams n H.
Scawell, Louise Wooton, cara 81
Schnellenberg, G. S. Yancey, Bertle
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Robbie c. ANCARROW.
Richmond, va, August 26. 1868.

Mr.. Editor: $500,
Picture. painted It myself and hope
tte BOY nearly seven ea rs Cd ID. ana n my
fch every Sunday. We like to look
at the pictures, and hope you VIII
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Elsie's Birthday.

Il was lovely day in September and
Elsie Morgan wps having party out
~ ' tho law NJ, she was twelve years old and
E her IN, mother Told Told her that she could In
Vito six girls and SIX bo HynI,hv man and
Her father was aor% wnatV Was '' going ito to
h have o' real nice There cTne
andwshes and sake and pt eveyy fh
CUPS , lce-creun, oo u,ti The children had a
Ioyev yd ,Im was ana When they went home
they they each CHI had had a lovely time
YINEz MERRYDEN,
1907 East Marshall Street city
WHAT A LITTLE ROY SAYS
VIVA, tho .,,,o, ! re clear and blue.
T run ali MI o SH,es tie a feid Do; o,,
And d., when h.. p might Comes. 4 rest my head
fight on my my little featherrpea
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Some Letters Received
From Boys and Girls
81 ot.crburn Springs, Amelia, Val

Ottcrburn Springs, Amelia; VA,
Dear sIr,-Enclosed please find tho
House THAT Jack Built" picture: want
to thank you for the prize which !. won
which was much nicer than thoughtslt
would be. I did not have picture OF
myself. which 4 could send you but may
he I will send you one later. K
Yours truly.
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Beside the door the aholly:hocks
Bloom meath the summer rll'e rays
/ see it yet, the fireplace. vide;
And SHOWS the low, old Fashioned room,
The old log walls. the sandy fioor'
T TTe ~ noS SL shin that brought US o'er
The grand old ship. that set US tree'
That gave us liberty. or l more
sec them yet, the old, old days.
The happy days OF , ola - ncw
Inc s'o''es oBgESSiB %CHADWICk.
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FOR phosphoric acid. Later the precipi;
/ a to was washed with alcohol dried and

go q 4 +. r ]. /.
for phosphoric acid. Later the precipi;
tate was washed with alcohol dried ana
pulverized. 49,, 80
Greek Alpha privatium, not or against.
ana ka rkinos. canccr), Is insolublc IN
wal "a and nd Weak mineral acids. but Is
soluble in alknlies. What Is more I'M
portant. .akarkIne Is acted uIon pS - INC no
pSncrentic juice and readily d1sested py
trhe chemical analysts Of nkarkine
arsenic in one gram, a fact which tends
to prov prove that at one atom OF arsenic entered
one molecule OF albumin. the molecuiar
weight OF albumin generally being 'irs con
sidered as 1900 to lb.oc0. ~,
Akarklnc is administered In the clinic
Of PROF. Won Leylen at the beginning, In
doses OF half a gram three tines Gay y
slicccsslycly 10 four grams day and
more No untoward affects were observed,
and especially no rising OF tho tempera-
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MIKE coPLoN,