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10 not prove that a remedy is good
for anything. II you want to expert
ment, try samples for other ailments
han rheumatism You can't afford to
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'hances wish any medicine which has
not stood TIE tsst Of time Drum
mond's Rheumatic Remedy has &
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10 tho Dru Geaond Aedieins CT. New
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10 Qnl6sgs. relieved and prompuy cure.
BY 93r Drummond's Tightening
Reme3e1 The inCerEai remedy T.
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your druggist has not these rsnedz
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WANTED.-Go man for grocery
and general merchandise store,
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Drummond Medicrne Co. New York.
Gentlemen:-Send me one more bot
tie OF the Remedy and one of the
.Animent Father thinks he Is al
most well. He Is free from pain, the
swelling almost gone, and the stiff
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de ever expected. He wants another
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Two Trips to Island Sunday

The steamer Hessie win make two
trips to st. Simon Sunday The
boat will leave the city at 3 o'clock IN
the mosSing and 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. The surf will suit for bath
ing both morning and afternoon and
the warm weather of the past few
days will probably drive large
crowds to this popular resort
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Also Exclusive Agents for
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
ROBERTSON & CO.
400 Bay street, Phone a.
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A QUIET BITE

A QUIET BITE
ii congenia1 company and appetizing
surroundings is the ideal thougbg for
LUNCHEON OR DINNER
You arrange for the "@mTany"
and We will attend to the tbalan0A
Service is perfect, and cuisine TN
surpassed. A spread" at this res
tauraat leaves a bright spot in the
memory that seems to reminx you
to come again. For good eating
dine here.
THE METROPOLITAN"
RESTAURANT
Telephone S21.
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SIR

viii buy good two-story house on
A street, including two small houses
in rear, close In.
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for ehiidrsni safe. sure. No optates
Or. J. p, rARRELL,
Physician and Surgeon,

I'D Michelson Building, Gloucester st
TELEPHONES, Office 81. Rss. 9
ONCE Hours 10 to IL g. m. 3 to s 0 N
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The little son Of Mr. Mrs. N.
II. Ballard is quite i'll.
Rev. c. p Thornton return to.
night fro trip to MAJ
Mrs. C. s. wylly will urn tomor-
row from a visit to Savannah.
The Acacia club will neet with Miss
Fannie Grant Nightingale Saturday af-
ternooon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. M. strachan and
Miss Betty Nightingale spent. Sunday
at st. Simon.
Miss Leslie Butts entertained the
Bridge Eight very pleasantly &ester-
day afternoon.
Mrs J. s. Wright and Miss Ara
bella Wright have returned from a
trip to Jacksonville.
Mrs J. G. Stiles has returned from
visit to Savannah, accompanied by
Miss Madeline Burdett, who win be
heA guest for several days.
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We offer for sale property a nd va
can't lots in ali parts of the city. See
US. ALBERT FENDID & CO.
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For the handsomest line Of dress
goods in Brunswick see Zelmenovltz.
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90 pE. pRuMMllNp.

After many years OF patient etu1.
and experiment, has given the wori,
preparation which is an absolute
and permanent cure for every form of
rheumatism. The price Is IS, but il
Is twa large bottles, enough for
months treatment, and win relieve the
worst case from the first dose. Sen
by express upon receipt Of price 3,
Drummond Medicine Co. New Yort,
with full particulars and testimOnis
IT wonderful cures
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$3.50.

S1,050.
VIII buy 10 room house and IS
acres Of ground, near cypress mill.
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W. aS;ss':: big c-ce go.
twice year, but We are recoiv4p,
ANas al 49, efrne paarRoH'Y
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For COUNTRY PRODUCE

FEED SYuFFs WE ARE HEAD
QUARTERS
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$3.50.
Will buy nice little country place
with small house IA acres half cleared
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20 $500
win buy rs New Town lots vel
located.
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LOUIS J. LEAvY, Jry 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-20

ART AND PICTURE STORE: VERY CHEAP
rent; doing good business: suitable for lady;
price, $3.50; with camera. $500. This is an ex.
ceptionally cheap place. d. c. BUSINESS
BROKERS' 6l7 18th II nO20tf
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WANTED-A MAN TO INVEST $3.50 FOR 30
days in my going business: will repay the
investor $3.50; YOU are protected at every
point. Box 90. star ONCE. no1o-3t
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15-HORSE VERTICAL ENGINE. WITH RE |
verse attachment: cost $4,000; will sell for
$500 L. S TYNDALL. 73l 9th n. W. nol9-3t |
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

One cent q word each time for IS words times.
WANTED-LOAN-YOUNG BUSINESS MAN
VIII pay $1I5 for a loan Of $3.50 Tor few
DENTIAlL Star office. no20-3te
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DRESSMAKING-WANTE BY FIRST-CLASs
dressmaker, sewing by day: ladies' tailoring
and evening gowns. Address Box IS. Star
office. po1o.2ts
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FOR sALE-CORNER GROCERY STORE: FINE
stand. Cali at 100 G St ne. and learn par
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CHAMBERMAID - CHAMBERMAID N PRE-
vate family. by Industrious and reliable
young eolored woman Call address 512 18th
NV.
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DRESSMAkER-BY A COMPETENT DRESS
maker sewing in families by day or week;
hrst-elass references. Box 4S. Star office.
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$500 TO $500 TO INVEST WITH SERVICES.
in good business: prefer novelty mfg. or new
invention. Address Box 81, Star ONCE.
no1Q-3fs
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE OR FEMALE.

ANY TIME YOU ARE IN NEED OF COM.
petent stenographer or bookkeeper apply at
. SrRAYEE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1ith and
SITS. NV Phone Main 343O. no23.tf
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WANTED-PARTNER IN wELLESrA BIISHED
medicine business. The investor of 81. 900 imam
or woman will have yearly income of ut least
IS, 900 and probably many thousands more; In
vcstigate. GREAT OPPORTUNITY. Star Of
nee, nofo3t
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LADY FOND OF CHILDREN WISHES TO EN-
terrain care for young children either at
their homes or in open air. few hours daily:
references. G. f. 2. Star office on
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M1LL1NER-HATS STYLISHLY MADE TRIM
med and remodeled using own material if de-
sired; fur hats specially. FOERTSCHE'S
6l3 18th na1- Cd
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DRESSMAKER WANTS WORK, HOME PRE-
Ierred; perfect filter. Mrs. COATES 140S
Girard NV. 14th st. cars. no20-eo 2ts
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FOR SALE-GROCERY, ESTABLISHED 10
years. doing $50 daily; no opposition: dwelling
attached rent only $50; price 81 200: this s
a snap and as represented TAYLOR'S EX-
CHANGE 1898 Y St nol9 st
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FEMALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UREKA EXCHANGE.
lol1 n. Y. ave-; colored and white maids. wait
resses. cooks: male help. all kinds. nol9-4ts
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DOMESTIC.

SEAMSTRESS-BY COLORED GIRL. PLAIN
. no20- 2t* N '
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WILL SELL TO QUICK PURCHASER 81
shares American Telecraohone stock at 81
per share. Address Box 81 Star office no19-3'
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CLERK : RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLORED
. grl place to take of office or write and
answer phone. 1914 r st NV no2O-Sts
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CATERESS-F1RST-CLA CATERESS; DIN
ner parties. receptions, luncheons, etc. 112s
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WANTED-PARTNER. MALE OR FEMALE.
with $500 cash: salary 1928 no.. secured by
real estate Address BUILDER. Box S. Star
Office po1g-2fe
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CHAMBERMAIDS AND WATTR ESSES. COL
AGENCY 1144 18th st
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CHAMBEkMAID AND wAITRESS-PLACE IN
private family; best references. Apply 500
Sherman ave. nv
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CHARACTERISTICS WHITE CHAMBERMAIDS
want places in private family; good reference.
Call CABANISS AGENCY "A 18th ST
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CHAAlBERMAID-WANT BY A NEAT COT
ored girl. a place as chambermaid cleaning
by the day. 200 H ST sw
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IEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

If not convenient to call at The
star office, 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
easements at any of the following
Branch Offices:
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WANTED-MAN AND WIFE: WOMAN TO
cook. man to work around house. 215 East
Capitol nolS-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
GAST. CAST. GboTHES o LADIES OR GENTLE
Phone North 1855 W. RICE. 1882 7th st. NV.
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GROCERY PROVISION STORE. S.E.-SACRI-
fce; excellent business; GOOD house THORN
TON e. JAMES FOG 1lth NV polS.3ts
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

POINTED HALLS IN THE CITY TO EFT FOR
ALL SOCIAL PURPOSES: LARGE RANGE N
BASEMENT !Strs Can ,, BE USED, WHEN Ban AZ
THE LEWIS BLDG. 1902 14TH NV. PHONE
NORTH 5152 oco4-ts
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
discarded wearing apparel, ladies'. gents & chill
dren's shoes. hats. Send postal: will call once
J TARSHES, 1905 7th st NV. Phone North 400.
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wANTFD-wE'LL PAY spot CASH FOR
SECONDHAND UPRIGHT PIANOS in good
condition. Call or address 1891 q at ie4-tf
WATERFALL THE OLD. USELESS GOLD
and silver lying idle in your possession. Corals.
diamonds. canoes. tewelrv and silverware
bought. c. F. KARR. Jeweler 61S 18th St,
above F. mvo-tf
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, FACE AND SCALP;
wrinkles and blemishes removed; Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON, NJ. G. graduated In Sweden). 1912 G
ct. NV. Trial treatment. Soc. Main 5919-M.
oco9-8Ots4
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US. II you doubt that are the largest ad-
vertisers, consult The Star and Times. We
cater to firstclase places and clients Results
are our achievement and yours. ESTABLISHED
1895 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
Gil F. pols3t
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FOR SALE-TWO SPLENDID NEW STORES
adjoining 18th ST. savings bank. U st. just
east of 14th rent $40 each: excellent stand
for fruit candy or cigar store; 10000 persons
transfer daily at this corner.
WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. 603 & COS 18TH.
nolS-ft
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WANTED-AGENTS,

WANTED-A GENERAL AGENT FOR A NEW
England insurance company; agency already
established for several years: experience moi
50 much essential as previous success in
soma line: state was success was. Box S.
star office. no193t
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fAMBERlA1D-PLACE BY a NEAT IN
tenigent light colored girl: wages. SIS 10 500
60 home nights: prefer place with children.
no1Q-Cts 1880 80 --'''
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WANTED-BRIGHT, ACTIVE SAIESwOMEN
for jewelry. art embroidery, notion per
fumery and stationery departments. Apply be-
fere 10 O'Clock to Manager WOODWARD &
10TH ROP.
wANrED-YOtNG LADY TO GIVE INSTRUC-
tions sewing machine. Apply HUB FrR-
NITTRE Co. eth and d. nu20 81
WANTEB-YOUNG LADY FOR Symphonic
private branch exchange: experienced operator
preferred: hours, to u: wages. $500. Apply
Room p. Bliss building. IS Il st. NV
WANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG LADY TO FILL.
in names and addresses initiation tyre
written letters. Wages $500; hours 8 to g.
Address Box 10. Star Office.
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He had left soma 90

in Lucerne. He had left Soma go
denly under the plea Of sickness
whether real or assumed. And nov
he has disappeared again from hero
and has left absolutely no trace o
his whereabouts"
$50 that when the kings messsnGe
comes here he will still be unable q
deliver his dispatches. AS you say.
is IA extraordinary state OF affairs-
suppose tAat Sir Mortimer contirslS
TO be a properly credited ambasssiS
until he receives those Dispatcher"
Undoubtedly"
and IN the meanwhile there Is 4
hue and CRY for huz7"
"My Gear fellow, / have told 70,
repeatedly that you are behind tn
scenes. Osteasibly Sir Mortimer Ia
gone to the mountains for his health
But the arrival here IN Luoerne OF tn
mother and daughter Is significant"
"Thsy come TO rescue him from tbs
influence Of Countess Sarahoff q
course. But II she has disappears,
with Sir Mortimer"
Il saw you flirting with her a. tht
kursaal about an hoor ago" SAID
Locke. smiling at me gflmly
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31

Yes. It is about his diplomatic head
that the elements rage. But Jewish
banker of New York city runs him q
close second in Importance"
"A remarkable statement. that"
"And this little Jew is a remarkable
man. A Macedonian by birth, he has
made FIVE score OF millions in Amer
lea. But he remembers his country
In the time OF her need. II is he who
offers to clothe. arm, aAd feed the Bull
garian narmy. II it fights for the free
dom of his race. His one condition Is
this: the invasion must have q rea.
sonably sure chance OF success. That
is assured, he thinks. when rrgland
agrees TO stand behind Bulgaria"
And the name OF this Jewish
banker?"
otto Kuhn. One must not forget
him."
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
KEPT HIS ENGAGEMENT.
Was Ready to Make Good on the Hot.
Air Proposition.

I'm not much OF hand at caves.
dropping" said a thoughtful looking
man the other day. but couldn't HELM
listening TO the line OF hot air, four
hush talk that a fellow behind me on
the Euclid beach car few nights
ago was handing to a girl lie kept II
up all the way from East Ninth
street clear out to the beach
Most of the talk he was getting
on was about the prlncely salary his
firm had TO put up 20 keep him and
about how smooth he was.
Il turned around and looked at the
two of them out OF the tail OF my eye.
and then | knew how he managed 10
set away with il. for the giri was one
OF those wilted looking AFFAIRS that
would believe you II you told her you
were the man that built Niagara falls.
| also turned my lamps on him and
he looked 90 me like a man
whom you could rob Of an entire two
weeks salary and yet commit only
petit larceny.
but ] couldn't help listening to his
talk. After awhile ] heard him give
the girl his telephone number. Can
me up some afternoon when you're
down town. be said. and ven have
lunch together
u jottcd down his phone number
and waited 70 get some Glow 20 his
name. ny and by heard her call
him Frank, and thought that would
do.
Two days after that about noon
had my stenographcr call up his nun.
Der and ask Tor Prank. Then had her
tell him that she wanted that lunch he
promised her on the Euclid beach car.
Frank was right IN Tor Il. ANA said
that h. would 90 over end order a
lunch at a hotel that he mentioned
The girl Promised to meet him IN hair
an hour. II he would 80 ahead aud
order.
In about 20 minutes went over
20 watch Developments. There sai
my hot-air neighbor Of the beach car
az a little .able set for two. waiting
patiently waiting. went away
and came back for another look an
hour later, and he was stilI waiting
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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A IoLn As,rax.

An English clergy confesses In
the London Tribune that once. rely
ing on his hearers fund OF hunor he
made a Joke at a public meeting.
and was sorry for II ven soon after.
ward
He WIS the speaker at a meeting In
Cornwall. and at the close OF his
speech was complImented on his
knowledge 81 tho Cornish dialect.
Well" he replied. that Is easy
enough 10 understand. because ! was
a minor myself until | was 81 years
OF age"
VERY pralseworihy. indeed cried
out a gentleman from the audience /:
and nobody seemed to realize that
every man was a minor until he was
81.
At the end Of the week the clergy.
man received a copy OF the local news
paper containing an account OF the
meeting. In response TO a vote OF
thanks" ran one paragraph. the rev
ereDd gentleman explained his IA.
miliarlty with the Cornish dialect by
the fact that he himself worked In
ihe Cornish mines until he was 2i
years OF age. Youths Companion.
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81 ApZHZ1Q RE,RZY NSET


Constantinople. professedly pro-Turk.
ish in its sympathies."
How do you account for thatf"
demanded with a show of interest
Locke's lecture was not thrilling. but
listened patiently; for l realized
that his information was necessary II
l would understand Sir Mortimer's
predicament
"The missionaries, continued
Locke. know only too well that the
unspeakable Turk is an even greater
scoundrel than Mr.. Gladstone chose to
believe him. But the Foreign Office.
you will understand, does not intend
TO risk the peace OF Europe because
the missionaries rave about the out
raging and slaughter Of few thous-
ands of Macedonian women and chill
dren.
For several years they have con
tinued a guerrilla warfare-if you can
dignity the dynamiting Of a railroad
or bridge and the stealthy slaughter
OF unarmed bands as warfare The
Macedonian campaign has been man
aged by body of men who have their
headquarters at Sofia. in Bulgaria.
They fight in bands Their arms
are hidden in the fields or in The caves
of the mountains. When a Turkish
host surrounds one of these bands It
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31

In forbidding their employees 20
drink during Office hours tho water
commissioners OF one OF our large
cities have done only what any EN-
ployer would do. without passing for
NAL resolutions. a man who drinks
during work hours cannot DO his best.
and the employer is entitled 10 the
best work a man can do. Tho man
who by drinking reduces his own Ell
cheney cannot hope 10 compete sue
cessfully with the total abstainer. The
water commissioners are merely APP
plying 20 public business the rule
that is usual in the conduct Of private
Affairs.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-31
CHAPTER TX.
The Episode Of the English Ambasss-
dor.

The Episode Of the English Annbassa-
dor.
We are now ready for the extraor-
binary episode OF Sir Mortimer Brett, .
Locke resumed. Il think you will find
that the narrative grows more inter
esting."
II trust so" l yawned.
"Sir Mortimer is a comparatively
young man. ! understand. But he has
already had IS yeats to his experience
as dlplomatist. He has been trusted
implicitly by the British foreign Office.
lie has been nothing less than die
tator in Bulgarian affairs. so far as
England is concerned. There have
been repeated attempts to bribe him.
But he has been strong enough TO re-
sist all pressure-whether II be ex-
erted by the sultan OF by Ferdinand.
But after an unblemlshed record of
is years this Bayard in politics has
fallen a victim to a vulgar intrigue
with a political adventures.
Countess Sarzhoff is the sdven-
turess- a woman OF marvellous charm
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ss'55HiAEEG'I]2|E'lR
PN '-&@M -
THE NEW TUBERCULOSIS.


The ravages OF the white plague"
In France have reached most aiaTm-
ing proportions, Official reports show
Ing that In that country 10000 per
sons die from tuberculosis each Eear:
amChg worhnen the mortality from
this cause amounting 20 over 80 per
cent, says Harpers Weekly Bakers
and laundry workers seem most prone
70 this disease. Il being stated TINT OF
the 10000 bakers in Paris $4,000 SUI
fer therefrom. while OF the laundry
workers 75 per cent are afflicted.
In this connection an eminent
French scientist and member 81 the
Academy OF Medicine states that the
abuse OF spirituous liquors Is respon-
sibio for a new form OF tuberculosis.
which. he states in the case OF n hard
drinker develops at the top OF the
right lung toward the back. whereas
ordinary cases develop FIRST AZ the top
OF the left lung toward the front. IL
Is the aforementioned development
that Is now oftenest found In France.
This high authority further declares
that any hope OF preventing the
spread Of tuberculosis ia futile until
the spread OF alcoholism Is checked
Statistics show that from $4,000
wine shops IN France In 1883. the
number has increased 60 10000.
while the amount Of alcohol consumed
has almost doubled. Il Is 10 this In
crease IN alcoholism that many
EtrRUsh a..
crease Of insane persops, in a period
OF ten years. from 1900 20 10000.
the Increase OF suicides from $500 TO
5000. and the increase % murders
from 100 10 800