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MILTON.

The Rev. s. II, i'arnum of Jericho eX-
changed with the Rev. l.. T.. Ierricl
Sunday.-Miss Mary Jackson returned to
Fort Ethan Allen Tuesday after feH
GAYS at homc.-Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Jones
and Mrs. Oscar Mcfarland of Johnson
were at A. l.. Rood's over Monday Mis-
Eunice Frlnk of Ontario, Cal, who Is
spending the summer East. was the
guest OF Miss Ella Wood Tuesday and
Wednesday, and Mrs. George De
mar and children have returned from
Ausable. y. Yin the case of FRANZ
I.aClair, for being drunk on town meeting
day, which was tried Tuesday before
Justice Fuller a Jury was called for anC
the verdict was guiity.-Miss Gladys
Phelps Is at home from Camp Martin
where she has been this summer
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Nellie lcahy sud Fred oNialt
were orietly married "Wednesday even
Ing. September ., at the home OF Inc
lrido'a parents, Mr., and Mrs 'ehhlr
l.cahy, by the Rev. G. j. Peterson ohlN
the r"l&t!ves of the bride were present
Leon Smith has returned to I"Wa-Mf'
and Mrs. Edward Parmelec OF hhos-
Grgh Fails passed Sunday at H. l.
Comuga's. Mrs, Parnelee gave an IN
Testing talk Sunday evening at the Con-
grcgatlonal Church ON her work AT the
fair ground the past two years M'S'
Henry Demar and Mrs. Leon Demar OF
Richford visited at Reuben peinar
Tuesday.--Richard Pond is attending
court i'm st Adams.
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RICHMOND.

MIS-. Mary lilrKo mas returned from n
week in Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Riggs have gone to st. Adams to re-
side whore Mr.. Riggs has a position
Mrs William O'Bryne, who has been the
guest Of NJ and Mrs. +. OBryne for
several days has returned to Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Terrier were
in t'ndcrhill over Sunday.-Miss RATHER
inc Leonard, who has spent her summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Leonard, has returned to New
York city. where she teaches in the pub
lie schoos--John Cunningham Of
Boston was the guest OF friends
In town over Sunday Mrs. George
Palmer was in Burlington Sat
urday.-Mr and Mrs. +. r.
FlaEg returned Saturday from New
York.
Mrs. r. W. Towers and Mrs. +. y.
Rhoads of the Louise NJ. Smiley circle,
and Mrs. George Palmer and Mrs. q.
H. Wood of the Ladies' Aid circle of
Kings Daughters, have returned from
Brandon where they attended the
state convcntion.-Mi Maytio Clca-
son has returned from burlington
whore she has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs NJ. q. lcary.--P. X. Good
win Is taking a trip through tn"
White Mountains.-Thorc was a good
attendance at the dance given last
evening In the new Hardware building
under the auspices OF queen Esther
lodge of Rcbckahs.-Mrs Mary FREQ
man Is visiting in Bristol.-Mrs. \. Y.
Williams is visiting in Waterbury,
The Rev. e. 7. Treat went Tuesday to
attend the funeral OF G. ". WEcclcr of
that town.--On account of the pastors
absence the mid week service in the
Congregational Church will be omitted --
Miss Winnie Burke has returned from
burlington. where she has been visiting
her sister for several days-Mrs. Sara
Russell Of burlington was In town Tues
day.-Mrs. Edmund Cannon and children,
no have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cannon, have returned to Water
bury Mrs. Guy Rushlcau OF Burlington
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T..
l.. Freeman. S. Walker vas in Bur
lington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Adna
Terr,en have returned from a carriage
drive TO hyde Park and Iiardwirh. -
Mrs. O G. Curler and children are visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland,
in Burlington.-Mr !. 7. Robinson and
daughter of Fall River. Mass, who have
been guests of w. f. Flagg for two
weeks. have returned home.-A barn
dance was given in the new hardware
building tn. sday evening under auspices
of queen Esther Lodge of Rebekahs.-
| Miss Mary Hatch has returned from a
two weeks vacation In Wallingforl.--
The following prices will be paid for
milk by the Vermont Condensed Min,
company for the ensuing six months:
October. $3.50 November, sl.7o; Deccm-
Der, $40; January. sl7o; February, $40;
March, sl.5o.-T +. Hopkins Of Burlng-
ton was in toWr Tuesday.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Maynard of Noun
tain View, Cal, arrived here Friday.-
Mrs. William Mon,!eth and son OF Rich
ford are visiting her mother. Mrs. Homer
Frazier,-Mrs G. NJ. Hathaway of Cam
bridge. Mass, is visiting her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. MaNnard.--AEs. ". q,
Rouse and Mrs. l.. Parker, who has been
visiting relatives here, Has returned to
Pawtuckct, Il. I.-Mr. ana Mrs. y, V,
Wescott of sheldon are guests of their
daughter, Mrs. T. IL. Jewett. Jr.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The surviving daughter of the late
William j. Fuller Is MS William &.
Hopkins of New York city. The Free
Press was In error in stating that he is
survived by II daughter, Mrs T. W.
Henry, rs she Is dead. Mr.. Fuler's fun
eral will be held at the house this after
noon at one o'clock
Joseph Chcvalicr has gone to Iiard-
wick for few wceks.A son was born
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jennings.
Celia Corbett Is teaching in STANTON
Mr.. Iloyt, who had been III the past two
months, died Sunday The funeral was
held Tuesday and the body was taken to
craft Sbury for burial. John R%an passed
Sunday in St Adams
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr. Kinslcy Of Worcester is visiting
his brother. Aon2o Kinsley.-Mrs. Peter
Parse visited In Burlington saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parson OF Winooski
visited at J.. J. BiXhys last week
George Athcrtcn, who has been seriously
il is SO much improved kat lie was able
to visit in Joucsvillc Ssturday.-A. NJ
Austin is making extensive repairs at
his home rlaco.--Th" ladies Of the Bap-
fist Church will serve supper to-day
from 800 to 100 y. m.-Miss Lena Pack
uuott has returned home after vistin =
friends in Champain.-Iiarley May has
accepted a position in the hospital at
Taunton Mass.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The y W. g. r. L. VIII meet with
Leon Prindlc Saturday cNcring.-A
meeting was held at the Baptist
parsonage Wednesday afternoon If
this week 20 organize a Mission cir
clc--W. w. Dosautcls and family have
moved to the tenement house of Will
liam 'arp"ntcr--J. H. TaEgart is IN
'IintonNi,l", y. Y" securing the an
nual harvest Of pine cones for +. II.
liorsf"rd of Charlotto.-MlSs lron"
Powell is teaching school in the Owls
district in FerriShurGh --Th" lawn So
ciah'o at l'r and Mrs. Nan"ys in the
interests of the l.. y, /, Friday even
ing was pleasant and pr"ttabl", be-
tween eight ana nine dollars beng
roa lzed.-'Wing TO til" county sunday
81 il'"l convention at linrShurGA
today ana tomorrow, there VIII be no
weekly prayer meeting at the l}ap-
tist parsonage this evening -
tn" Misses Edith ana Ina Read re-
turned to Troy y. !" MondaN-N. {.
Hoers returned Saturday from ilatts-
hurgh' y. N,-Italph Griffin has gone 20
faMbrlNPe To WISH his nOtHcr, VINO Is
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies. Aid win be entertained at
n. T. Centers Sept. a. for supper
The Rev Mr.. Allen is Ia take two
weeks vacation. His pulpit VIII be sup
plied,-T $ Gordon's boarders are gone
MIR Harrington gave ar informal re-
ception TO his friends last Friday even
Ing at Camp Wilder Victor Ilur!burt Is
to give a dance next FRIDAY evening -
Miss Mildred Hubhell of the central Of
nee ~ away on Nucatlon.-Mrs
Charles Weed is Visiting on the island
Miss MauJe Hall Of Paloa. Kansas, has
gone to New York and Roston FOR three
weeks ID. A. Brooks and granddnugh-
ter Miss Alma, of St Adams bay have
been spending a few days with Mrs
Kibhy Allen Mrs. c. j. Sails and son.
Roy of Burlington have been spending
a week at Mrs kbby Aliens
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Charles Conlin returned Thurs-
day from the Fanny Allen hospit al,
Wherc che has been for treatment -
Samuel Vondle, who underwent an operas
ton for appendicitis, Is expected homS
from the hospital in few days.--Mrl
w, W. styles Is at tho hospital In Bur
lington for trcatment.-T There was Q boz
party at Frank Troville's Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank lovely OF Milton
Visited Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Parrot
Sunday Mrs. Fred Page and son Of Bur-
lington spent Sunday with her husband
at the Island House. Mrs. irish Of Bur-
lington Is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Horace WadSWorth
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. J. T. hin and grandson Of 81.
Adams spent Thursday with Mrs. Fred
Fortune Miss Beatrice lloughton has
gone to Cambridge, Mass, to attend
school. Mr.. and Mrs. SNnson and son
have returned to their home In Cam
bridge Mass Miss Evelyn Dean has re-
turned to Fast orange, y. J.-Mrs W.
l.. Brown ana children have returned 70
their home In Rutherford, y. j
Charles Weber os New York and Henry
Rowlcy Of Shelhurne were in town thls
week-i'rrd Conucll has returned e
VarrEtOMn. y. Y.
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HINESBURGH.

Mr.. Tucker nee Efflc Burritt, has re-
turned to Minneapolis after several
weeks with her parents. M and Mrs
George Burritt,-Hiram Calkins and fam
lily, who have spent tho summer here,
have returned to New York.-Dr J. c.
Murphy has sold his practice 70 Dr.
Thomas L.arner and Is preparing to leave
town. willis Fleming has moved to
Whiting There Is a water famine and
many farms are without a drop-M j.
Flnney has built new harn.-The select
mon are building n concrete culvert near
Mrs Kate Collins's,-The;e was a hard
frost Monday night
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ESSEX.

II. IToag Of Grand Isle has boon stop
ping few days with the Rov. ana Mrs
Emery Miss Alice Davis has boon very
i'll for a week and Il half, but during the
last four days has been improving The
little Iioley girl IS gaining fast now, and
will soon be around agan.-Mrs. Dixon
of Sheldon is visiting at the Methodist
parsonage.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Jenni" Barnes and Mrs. Minnie
Smith are delegates to the King $ Daugh-
tiers convention in Brandon this week.
Mr. ana Mrs. james Carpenter Of Jericho
have been spending week with his
brother, John Carpcnter.-G"rald Phillips
has taken the l. -. Smith farm In Monk
ton for the coming year,. ". Spau,dlng
and family have returned home after a
several weeks stay in New York state.
Mrs. Mary Ring entertains the Kings
Daughters September @S.-Mrs. Kate Ross
VISITED in Starksboro over sunday.
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FRANKLIN.

Deputy Collector J. NJ, Green ana fami-
Is are visiting her parents, Or ana MIS-
Welch.-The Rev and Mrs. Day are
Visiting in Pttsficld Miss Maud Barnes
Of bakersfield is visiting her sister Mrs
@. u. Wels-Nr Mary and MISS Fanny
Gates left for Middehury TueSdaN '-
Principal q, H. Green was caled |" 'ihS-
bArgh Wednesday to attend ruheraL-
The Intermediate and primary schoois
opened Monday with Misses LILLIAN MOT
IN and Eta Britch as teachers
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JERICHO.

Lieutenant ana MIS- NIlan faWson
NlllainS ana uaughtor' Margaret are
guests OF MS parents MI. ana Mrs Il.
W. Nl'l"ms' IheY nave la''IN returned
from inc fHnpp'hoS ana 'he lieutenant
Is Sl"'""'u ~ F"rt '"t"rl"' oSWoF"'
n y MIS- 'raco 'hh Of burlington Is
WISHING at j. L. Narnoy MISS Madge
ROOD was AT nome rom hurlinston over
SUNNY MISS Louie h"kcr oi Milton is
NlSllHlE NJ 'ntSn'"n J"""Soh ana w.
r. BuN'oi = M'S' Ill"ih haNeN OF
Johnson mas oe'h NlSi,'hH AT {. Y.
RavN S.-MrS. NaNIeho Batson and son,
who have been visiting her father. H. f..
b'HSIe' nave r'tuli'e" 10 New Haven,
conn. MrS' M"'N Ho"reE OF Nafragan-
SOFT Il'r X. j., IL NlSlinF her mother,
MIS- Jun" Mo"l'on' MISS Marion Jack
80" OF i'i il'E'"" was inc guest over
SUNDAY OF MISS fhNIlls Brown.-Thc
l""''7 Hiu S"'''N VIII give Il harvest
su'l''' 'o''"N' y" '' reoo'"eS' r'cltHt'ons
""" ''''''' az ''' '""' P"rIorS frldaF
1 ,.1...., '',''""' ''.cc''"h ol me
''''"n "t - y.
u "nicorS were
., :, =, w,,t,,. 10 N""ur' score
,t t,,',' a, ''',N''' ~ Wis
,,.to,,,- a,,,, ..,,..'' 80 ''"''
r,o,a r,a,l, ,,,..,.,. N.''''
Ntssos ttr,.,, re; CIV - i''N ICY
tooch 90 xc,tA an" '''''
= ptr,.s
1our, ord 1u,,o ...m -
beor ot now t,.,,,, ,...
turned Nor1o, Nts.. tri-a,.,,,
lov ana Me no,t.i ,,,.,., 49,,
unsto,, bo,.a ,.ae,, ,.,.,,t,,- ,,t.. ,.
crime Ravov RAYMOND p,,ci,,i v.i,.,
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BOLTON.

Norman Johns of Huntington Is
building a slo for &. 5. Brush TIL.
Rev. Mr. Treat OF Richmond held SER
vices at the schoolhouse sunday after
noon.--Miss Eddy, who has been hold
ing religious services in town, has
gone to .Ionesville.--Mr and Mrs. Al
ton Briggs moved to North DuXburN
Monday.-The potato crop - nearly a
failure in this vicinity with the OK
ception OF about two acres harvested
by J.. Senor-Mrs. l." senior and two
clIllren NaNe gone to MaterhMrN.
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UNDERHILL,.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodwin and
daughter, Amy, of st. Louis have been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hob
art Goodwin. Mrs T.. a. Cass of Boston,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Hale. for six weeks returned homo
Wednesday Funeral services were held
Tuesday morning for MIR 1ioyt at the
home of his son. The remains were
tAkcn TO CrAfts hurY for burial.
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FLETCHER.

I ~ Green and W. II. Griswold OF
1erfersonville were in town Monday 49,
Mrs John Pitman and Mrs, Herbert
Rurns of Cambridge passed Friday In
town-rmerson Flanders is moving from
the NJ w. A. field day The bali game
ment.-Thcre was good attendance at
the NJ. W. a. field day lIhe bah game
between Jcncrsonville and Fletcher re
SHIFTED in n victory for the homo team,
. to o Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Witherell OF
Milton are visiting IN town.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Arthur Field has gone to Hebron, Me-,
where he has II position as instructor -
brigham Academy opened September s
with large attendance, Miss Bessie
STANLEY of ClaremOnt, y H., Is spending
Il week at homc.-Ars. Carmi Towle OF
Franklin spent sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Whitney Tho
bakersfield Grange ball team defeated
TYLER Branch Saturday, to g.
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WEST MILTON.

John Granger has gone to Fairfax
to work for Il. |. Allen.-J. y. ELLIS
and family were at Amos HIS Sun
day from IIuntington.--F. &. Kay re-
turned to New York s'unday.-Jed Pat
terson will soon move into Mrs. Nc
CaulcyS house.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Porter from Maiden, Mass, Is
at Camp Rich.-Mr ana Mrs. -. $.
Berry entertained friends from Rich
mond over Sunday.--There was light
frost Monday night.
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Continued ON pnge ~
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The Immortal.

Ellen Glasgow, in Harpers Magazin
Since my soul and I are friends,
I go laughing on my road:
Whether up or down it wends.
I have never felt my load.
For the winds keep tryst with me,
And the stars share in my joy;
Meadow, hill or sky or sea.
I create and I destroy.
Hope or fear or bliss or woe
Fits a shadow on the sod;
Life and Death perpetual flow.
Underneath them I am God.
Smaller than the smallest part,
Larger than the moving Whole;
One in the divided heart
And the Universal soul.
Silent, deathless, centred fast,
Ancient. uncreated, free,
I came not to birth at last,
Universes are Of me.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
IN COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Martha L. Epting, Mary M. Leitz-
sew, Amelia L. Wicker and Maggie E.
Tate, Plaintiffs,
Against
William NJ. Ridlehuber J. H. Rid
lehuber, J. D. Ridlehuber, Walter
T. Ridlehuber, Christian Suber, Tate
Suber and The Settler Company, De-
PENDANTS.
Partition.
By order Of the court herein, l will
sell before the court house door al
Newberry. S. c., on Monday, the 7th
day of December, 1908, the same be.
ing saleday, within the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, the real
estate in Newberry county Of which
William L. Ridlehuber died seized
containing three hundred and TWEEN
ty (320) acres, more or less, bound
ed by lands Of R. I. Stack, W. T.
Epting, ". L. Leitzsey, George Bun
drick and others. Said lands will be
sold in three separate tracts as fol
lows:
Tract No. l, the home tract, con-
tanning one hundred and five and
one-fourth (105 1-4) acres, more OF
less. bounded by tracts No. 2 anc
No. 3 and land Of ". L. Leitzsey.
Tract No. 2. containing one hun
dred and seven and four-fifths (1O1
45) acres, more or less and bounded
bv lands of Dave Suber, George Bun
drick and tracts No. l and No. 3.
Tract No. 3, containing one hun
dred and nine and fifty-five-one
hundreths 1O5 55-100) acres, more
or less, and bounded by tracts No.
and No. 9 and lands Of Dave Sube1
Warren Epting, D. A. Dickert, R. l.
Stack and W. L. Leitzsey.
Plats will be exhibited on day Of
sale.
Terms Of sale: The purchaser to pay
one-third cash and give his bond and
4 mortgage Of the premises for the
credit portion Of the purchase money,
payable in two equal annual install
ments. with interest from the day OF
sale at the rate Of eight per cent.
PAYABLE annually until the debt is
paid, with leave to anticipate pay
ment Of the credit portion in whole
or in part. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers and recording of same.
H. H. Rikard,
Master
Masters Office, Nov. 10, 1908.
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~ -
must have been vel! dcveloped before
tie SYMPTOMS ap2eared) the hope
lessuess Of medicinal treatment is al,
cncc apparent.
"Five brains have been forwarded
from this office TO Washington. D. c.,
for examination and the following is
an extract from = letter received from
ir actin" chief ol The j:i!"al' Of AMI
IN! Industry:
j"::' "vr":": ~, :.;'>' ::~>.1">
r"''!:i> Were ;A"vl!H:t:! ;n:EA"":"h-
:a!!> Will! "% "h!'':'=;>';' >r.;..:~:":. :. HHi
they Iai" ::';l$ -" f"EA'.:'': y! e.
a!''1ren;lT "'"':'',' .'n'IllI': 'F'H
"i't1n% '"T"i'-A -" H"':'. 'i'.:":''> ~
ii::''22::t"" r"A;.:'"::!> 81. ''''". 3H:.''-
n,:''''>; HI'ra ;'@~ -. -: ;...'
~. '"'.' 81 ...
,....' =. ~ - So e.. -"
'."@Nj"" '(.t..: -: >:::' :',...''.: = ,.::'.
fi!" j'red'lr"i:"n t'T -" il '''E ,'E"'':>
"' III" c"Ei"N q" T":' "i:.>1- 80" Wa2
Noteworthy. ~ H'Hi3 -. = :; ''':': T.
ra!Hn" le""rrf'a@r Wa> observed
Hr"HNd the "":r"::" mass. -;V!2@ i''r
- :ir:HHrr::;:":" i:s';"::.:'.-;,'''.: - :,.,,
BRAN.
'::On microscopic e%a:1.!l.&i!r!
these areas Of IogencrHti"n wer"
found 10 be destructive rather fl'an
eNHdatlve aid show The alterations III
every respect similar 10 'l'SS louno
IN eplzootlc leuco ehcephaliEl>' "Su%l-
~ termed cefeofo-Splnal lnS'l'l3l;ls
The blood VesselSe IN the substance
OF the brain present IN ln1!ammaForN
condition OF the walls some oelnS
ruptured, others olstenoeo. lie sur
rounding tissue SHOWS Il 'ertwaS"uil- :.
us ana contains many nLi1'ia'eo
leucocEtes. Inc so1teneo ce1terS ap-
pear as hYallne or gelatlnoNs deseh-
Grated areas OF homogeneous na-
ture. which Is 1requentl! seen 10 DE-
contracted' Leaving Vac"oles contain all
ING 1a1nI Ilorlno"S "a'e''ai' lnS
ncNr0"l}a I1orlla Sno" Sr'o''al us
13;"@raflon, "hlch Is also apparent III
the ne"poSli" eel'S' '''e P'"''!'i:S'n oA
|, ,<.I, 1ls - y ~ n I &.
WAlch Ial!s 10 take any u'>''''' y Z
s'alh' lAeSP are l'I1"l,' 'F'N'': '''""
INTO the de0fl> CT me c'NS'''"'''~
parts.
"'The location Of the above de-
scribed softene dareas probably con-
trolls the various symptoms produced
and would account for the different
actions Of the animals you have OBJ
served
Treatment.
"Medlcinal treatment IS unsatls-
factory and practically useless, as
the central nervous system has usual
1v On6prUOnp S1lch deCen6TnrlSe
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I By the growth of micro-organiS7ns
within the system.
I;If these SUMMONS are produced

-, !, u .. > -: ma,
y? :N' ''" - - ''N' "
l'"+n tIn - IH0
~ 'N0s' - i"P P'04NS ''AO pA'S.,IlN 'so~s
~ nl'sl w. 5.''l...'' l en'',+ 80. t1,a -,
'''''t'''' t '''''., ~ " .1s'' ~
'' :, ' ~, :,.1..: r.,
~.-',I.1l 80 '.'l' Ill., .:.>,. - 1nf;l.;,,.o,;
''',, - '''> '''' i1 IN n,.,:,
'.'''' -. " ~, ,:,,1 60,
' D.. .I.,' .,.,,,,,,,,>..
..D.;.',,,,,. ,,1.,i.. i,,,o ,I., ,,o.,,
.,.....,.',1 -. ,,',,...;1,1n .,,.. r,,;.
,,7,0,. No ,.o,,od hovovor =. .,
large number Of animals which e,-
capc are kcp! under identicallv tie
same conditions a< .thc animals w!!;~::
~, sr,',.rc,}
-. .....,.:,.,:;.. -, o,... ,,,.:'...,.., ,,.-
..,,.. .., .,,,r . ,,I. ~c,...i,,:,,.. ,,...,....
j 81 ..,,., 49,. !,;,,.., lie ,a,,,,:.;.y .: ~.
vcSt;ratc;s believe lie rau~ar;v>
agent II bo N. <ld> or f1;nyi "::::ci'
! oroN on lie I"mHgvI foot. f'rn:':
| investigations and from reports re-
coived, ii would be difficult 20 cnlI-
no"f this diSra>" with any particular
food. 'ali!ou~h IN the ma.i"ritv ot
cases the affected animals received
damaged corn. This last theory Is
further strengthened by the obServa-
ton that When owners OF affected
animals change the food and water
completely no. further cases develop,
while in instances where owners re-
fuse to DO this new cases appear.
HD~. Mavo's investigations would
lead us r. believe that the symptoms
are produced by a fungus (sapergil-
luS glaucus)' the spores OF "h'cn en-
ter the c'rcuia lion "nc cause lli!l"iii-
matory condltlohs ana aoSceSs OIL Inc
brain: tie CLAIMS to nave recovered
this fungus from the Lessons.
"While damaged food is probably
the fost rational cause Of the disease.
we must not overlook the fact thai
several investigators have carried Oh
feeding experiments with negative re-
suits. Dr. Law explains this and the
fact that all animals receiving dama2-
! cd food are not affected BY stating
that the cryptogams probably vary
under different conditions Of life and
elaborate various products at differ
ent stages Of their growth. thus ac-
counting for the presence Of the dis
ease at one time and its absence at
another under what may seem indenti-
cal conditions.
SYMPTOMS and Course.
s.Tbo svmntoms usral]v exhibited
aro dn1lnoss and ev,reme muscular
wos1~noss fsboun br bano;no of the
bod ond oonora1 denression1 There
e of+on naralrsis of The throat.
ooL;na suol1ovino d;ficn1t or imnos-
a:s1o - so1;ro dr;rs fro,,, Tho month
Do-o7~a;- :. ooaoe;ona1lr, oroson+ and
=, - oto~, l fou ~, NOV
0 'I1 ~ tIo 7oo.u hu,aoa 49, With
'",lU WIN Wv alo o;ao of 49,,
stab1o & Trifebino of the muscles is
0e4O- oL.o-o1 oaa ~ ,o,oo ;ns+on.
~ ;s:1 e,ntroa+;on of oor+.;,
w. o1aa - o+;ooa An,-
o1- s oftoa haoono del;r;ous and
ntoa - ,r;th +ho haad nraseod aoa;nsr
49, t.se Hon ~, wa11, ,,ars;s+on+lr IN . cir-
Wv 1 M m, t.Uoofo4,,,.o uonno. fron,
ole. 1 ~ ~ 1os ~ 1oe = a1thorob ~
~ -io-l :eooo. ~ w. = uo,o;ns norrna1 ~,
S''n0 ~ 1, --l1'''no poaa;-o4;on - o.
e.Il- ..At0, ~ o1 T 49,, .,.11o r-o,;ah1o h.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
TN COT1RT COMMON PLEAS.

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