New-York tribune., 1909-10-13
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Boston business men are 10 invade Chicago.
Under the auspices Of the trade extension COM
mittee of the Boston Chamber of Commerce a
large number of members Of that organization will
leave Boston, probably in two special trains on
Thursday, November H. returning TO Boston the
following Sunday The trip is a continuance Of
the policy Of the trade extension committee Of the
chamber TO acquaint the members of that body
with trade conditions outside Of Boston and" as
The Transcript" says. the idea has been taken
up heartily by the members that il is expected
that the special train which will convey the party
to Chicago viii be run in two sections"
Tommyy-,PPopD, POP, What is horse sense?
possessed by a man who doesn't bet them
Philadelphia Record.
The loud hat that speaks the vacant mind.
See here" grumbled the condemned man. "ain't
there law against cruel and unusual punish
Yes" answered the warden.
An amt 10 be hanged next week."
I'm afraid you are
s4 What % esG YfF 5. B By feB6P eane9
stories in 'em?'-Tit Bits.
Cook Cto mistress seeking new naid)-shure
We might git wan of thin Crane gurIs OF
that Crane mysilf a few months ago.
Mistress-YOU, Nora; how green were you2
Cook-Oi was that Crane that whin We touId me
OF couldn't go out 10 church. oi didn't go
WONDERS
Professor Mechnikon says that the large intes-
tine is useless and is the breeding ground Of
bacteria and that its removal is conducive to
longevity
NTB There 9ehF hd Gss FOR large IT Fns Intestine
And that without a stomach. too.
our daily food goes on "digestine"?
We know intestine fierce,
When waged by men OF by bacillus.
And though sometimes we re awful sick,
II takes great long time 10 kill
We know men live who're blind and deaf.
Whove lost their jaw and lost their tongue
Who've lost kidney and one lung
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The wonder is with these things gone
That we so long are kept alive
-Ftz Nigel
NJ. ?. RemIingeI. director of the Pasteur Insti-
tute at ConstantinOple writes 10 The Lancet to
point out the danger OF spreading disease BY allow
ing domestic animals TO enter the sckroom He
smeared bouilOn cultures of various micro-organ-
isms the coats of dogs and cats, and at regular
intervals off a number of hairs and took cult
ures from them. AS result he found that the
typhoid bacillus present on the seventeenth
day and The organism Of diphtheria on the twenty
fourth day in undimtnished virulence Among the
diseases mentioned by NJ Reminger as Offering
special danger in this way scarlet fever
measles. diphtheria. whooping cough typhoid fever
and tuberculosis.
A New Yorker. dining Philadelphia friend de-
sired TO show him all the delicacies of the season
One dish IN particular the Phuadelphian exclaimed
over in delight
host Don't YOU have suails in PhladeIphfa
oh. yes responded the Phiiadelphian but we
can't catch the pesky things -Lippincotts.
Rochester is rejoicing this week in an industrial
exhibition for which remarkable display of cleo
tric lights has been provided. At the interser-
canopies Of electric bulbs have been erected in
each one Of which, II is said. are more separate
lights than there gas lights in the whole CITY
Of Rochester in 1874.