HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-8-22, Page 2The Sinai,villi: URITl81t IN EGYPT.
Flew people understand what a
r rvetuwsp gloat and beneficent worjt the Brit -
Ovine THtilgen&r MOi111W OM are tieing In Egypt. In the twenty
av u. r.• rtuouuLi. bears of Lord Cronaer's administra-
tor of 'titan's he has wrought a re.
-_ volution In that debt,rurrrd erten-
THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1901. try. Handicapped by the fact of Tur-
kirh moverelgnty and the necessity
1'ileC CIC%81.113 i I(i11ttF:8.
The populntlon of Canada le 5,3314,-
883.
The cr`is`is neuron Just given to the
public are full of stlrprtee. The feet
that the increase of 1,09111110 ,ir eter
the figures of 18J1 Ise only 511:.,614
is net the least d thecal. Wherever
the fault lies It wilt not be eery to
mike pruplc believe that the increase
cal population in the Dominion has
bete only a little over ten per cent.
In ten yearns. We have all around um
such evWeuce/ of expansion and in -
crenate as to memo ,, to reject such
n propwsittoxt as untenable.
The former eenrmreM Of 1881 anti
18:)1 offer us IUe'111Ile of oinking some
compartments. I.et 101 Wee whtlt lhry
11/141 W. '
lu 1841 there were iq Canaria M1 ,
136 families ; In 18)1 there w. re
le -3,613 ; In 11)01 'the numb r W piece`
at 1.01_,78::..
In 1881 the people of Canada lived
of regnrling the riirceptibilitte' of
several jealunm nations, he hem (lune
wonder* In the way of Improving the
finances of the country and the cnn-
tttloa of Oe people. When lir went
to the country It was running behind
every- year and the people were
groaning under the burdens of taxes
from whlclt they received no benefit.
For the flrrt frier years of Lord Cro-
!neer adudntetrnUon, before lie had
gist' Rr►trli methods of admlul*"tra-
t nes established. the annual deficit
of the Oovernment was 631„500
Egyptian potl8ds. For the last tour -
teen y'ears•the average surplus has
been 718,000 lsgvptla rt. Denude
yet there has bene a large
reduction - of to at lou, li'nvy
expenditures hay.• been made
upon public works, and the Soudan
r .+l the public revenue a couple n(
h.,)Ilinn dulhers least year alone. Irri-
gntioe1 Iter. b extended. the "weld"
has been, to a large extent, cleared
from the Mile and huge duns are
in 7:.3,017 houses ; In 18'1; to 877,686, n pprnnohing completion wtdch will
ani 111 IDOL In 1,003,914. Impound the surplus waters of the
N 1 ce
' of a on n
,1 Irin
f 1
w eN
1`211 lite ]tut 4+'s' Irises Undo:afford F'wm 18fi'. 2t
fend:Ier increased about 13 per cent., ngnllut low water and drotl,M.
:urn abut the same Iry the last ten F;,uforced labor on puhlle work.'
ye, re. lea11 ccneted andflogging is
n', longer the usual metbosl of ex-
tractine taxes or mnlntnlning Ole-
ctpline In the army. There tans n
time when a cmmial.slohel officer
velie ettevnptid we tickle tw•cause lir
was puhlto•ly beaten erns regarded nee
,:bstlrtl,v petative, A worse lot of
p,Items/r than the Egyptian contin-
gent in the T11rkbb army in the
t'rdmenn. War never bore nrme. The
1'gyptl:uh troops who fo'lowed Lure
Iatchener into the Soudan proved
t!win/elver p1ms1reed of courage,
spirit, and waulliness. .
Britian no'th'ub have stopped the
vain of Judgments by the courts, and
required them to administer Justice.
The public health ls regarlwl. the
cieltivat**► of cbtton and sugar Is in-
creasing. the people are rising int of
:.bJ.c•t poverty, anI eluent ion le meet-
ing great progress. Lord framer's"
het report is to bet translated into
.`rabic eu tlhtt the l ,s1)1lan people
ton krs,w what their euvermne'nt 4t.
i offs. and make them feel an int' vet
La their own publlo.nIfdrs.
In order to defeat the' ropacl' uta
uwney lenders Lord Cromer devilled
d
1a plan whloh his last report ale-
, crtbew as only au experiment. but
'ale that hes so far been successful.
The Government 141 -Vance" money tie
the Minim which lend It to flip people,
The Guternmelrt collects these learns
with the Warw. The peasantry have
leen offered money at 10 per cent.
instead of 40 or 50, the banks have
received a commieslua1 of 1 per Beet
111t1 of £28.112 loaned to 3,0:13 bur-
rowere last year, the 0everuwoot re -
c everts) every penny._- -- - It in government of that tin.` that
makes( British ieeuphtlon welcome to
the Egyptian,. It exists for the good
,of the governed.
The herrn«' in the .number of
dwellings Will Ir•'nt 1881 to 18911,
remelt 16 per cent.; In the hart ten
yevare, uvrr 14 per cent. .
If we :incept the flginrew of the
fuulllrw and (1wrlliugr wr naturally
kook fur n furirer increase In popula-
tion than nppeare, out the face of the
return- Either the returns aro he-
pwrfcet car the figures of population
°f the Census at 180 were its !redly
padded ns' were its figures of • Milne-
, trl.w..lt'rhnps it it wit welt (0 18.11
fig. perfection In any cen111s rrtirn-
It cnn be but approximately correct ;
but it le not easy' to 'eerier the lig-
crew fist given out and compare them
with those cat tri year* ago without
-
fe••lIng that the gape are u, brldgable,
It ll' Interesting to note that the
r1tinuatel populat(.i according to
the Department of Agriculture war.
in 11200 5,178,000-a remarkably
chime computation.
The figurer for wane of the eltfes
are wvor111 rioting. Hamilton 11 given
52.539, 633 leer than the 11/01P1.M1r..
nate• just counted. The probability Is
that flus° figiireu are not far from
eorr8ct. Ottawa .11 plartel nt 39 905,
an Merman of 13.751 user the returns
of 18)1. a gratifying showing. Win-
nipeg bents Leant, having gained 16,-
097 on a t Mainline of 25,639. Kings-
ton drope bark from 19,26:1 to 18043
-eilmest lin exact llgllra's of the
muul-Ipal totem of 1896. t'aneouver
line almost ih,uliled, amt Sydney rias
leen-sired four -fold. Calgary alto
,prlagi forward from 887d to 12,142.
To:unto. whistle people. have been
fondly looking forward to 225.0(0)
118.• been placed tit :.'117,971, nod ilont-
real'r increnee Is less than rvpPrted,
the advance being from 220.181 to
2,1(1,82(1.
The statements glven out are sub.
hot to revt(lun, and It rutty be that
Important changes may be le h;
tin• figures. There 11.14 been it*lvmfm
growth, but wo have beryl going
sten illy forward, on I the fuuntlett:aur
of our promperlty are well 1,11.1.
Whether the comport on with last
census is a fair ono, or whether the
'tures of the census of 1901 are reea-
nably accurate, ('anadian+ hare
Pv Glume to feel ennfldenc.'1n the
futur of their country. hr newer
parte leave made great gains In the
Inst ten 'years, ani the greatimt In-
creadee has been made in the Inst half
of the decade. Ontario, the most
populous 1'Povince, may not rease.n-
ably be expWted to nhnvv a') great
a percentage of gain an the newer
provincre, bit it 114 u,lvnneing, and the
opening up of our new north 10111 ry
will Insure ft sure 2411 Merely growth
In the future. 1
Detroit ham been celebrati gedter
300th birthday thin week, the firet
permawewt settlement having been,
made there by Cadillac and him fol-
lowers In 1701, when Fort Pont-
chartrain wee built. The cyclopaelin1
say the site of Detroit WWII visited
by the French rut early n.1610. bat
the names of the alleged expTarere
are not mentioned. ('hamlet/Oneonta
not helve b ten one of therh. for hie
first trip to (Irorglan Boy via iake
Niplsaing was made In 1813. Detroit
pa/tsed Into the 1)1412.10 al the Doltish
In 1763, owl was handed ever to the
(Lilted Staten in 171)6. In 1778
the town had bet mixty low betimes.
one Cet(tmlie elenrel, need threw eau -
tired Inhnhitnnto. Old Detroit wan
destroyed by fire in 1805, het One
house Pecaping, so that Its brut
century connted•for nothing In the
way of growth. The new rlty woo
laid ont In 1807, when D. -trait had
nlrendy Weenie the sent of govern-
ment of Michigan Territory. Miele
igen wan nlmlttel an a State In
1837, and for ten yenta Detroit wan
Its refound, bit It Mention wag
ngnlnst It, anti i.nn.. ng b-rante the
pwrtnnnent enp)tnl. Detroit wan In-
cnrpornted ns n city In 1x001, belt the
net WW1 repealed three genre Inter,
and it was not nnlil 1821 that the
present eity was chnrtered The pre-
sent population Is nearly :110,(100.
mit tlaemwelves for the purpose of
teeting wether bovine tuberculosis
iss ewnwunlcable to man. Tit y have
been inoculated with that kind cat
bovine tuberculosis known as lupin.
It IN curable, and Its appearance and
progre•rm are not toJue wheaten. to
thlr wap• it le hoped that the quell -
Moe will bo bottled. Should a fatal
result ensue In any case the family of
the aubj4ct 1s to get $::5,000. Ex-
perts will watch each of the experi-
mental.
Devitt S. Burch. of Montana, inter-
cepted it letter whlrh ounvinoed him
that hist wife loved a Chicago m1(1)
better than she loved him. Did he
go uud load hist revolver and met out
to kill his rival ? Oh, no ! He had
renal of Ruskin, and lie was a bit of
a plhlluwopher. He bought. n- ticket
for tho woman, and told her to go
to her laver and be happy. She
went. The Chicago Wyatt didn't drew
up, and rhe wrote to her husband
telling bleu all about It. Then lee
went and brought her home, oared
of her Infatuation, tiled the curtain
War rung down on"u happy funnily.
Nome people may -Newer at this little
story ; but, really, 1'u t It better
that if it had meted In the usual
hunter and eulcide?
-This ern of 141211211 hanks ham Dem-
me" sn y r 1'r1M'1Pnt (leohrn, of the
Mrtropn'Iten Bank. Buffalo, announc-
ing t11P Annt'8 gntng Hitt et Manama
Awl hist now some Cnnndlen papers
Or wgnintIng nt those Inatome.
smell c..nrrrn■ and 1penklng M them
11 benefnetoall Of the Dotted /hates
'Ural part'.
(UAO[ COMM?,
Fr1IFnn" is lutvin tiring tntn the Sudbury
mime,th'e'n attracted by
'sir display at the Pan-Amerienn.
Dr. Ball, of Clark Cid% entity-, Wor-
eester, 1nys, "riches are 'harder on
w(nnn than poverty." Now, what
W01111111 belles es that 7
Moth eteel combine nail strikers
profess to he galleried with the
trlkee situation. But the public
trouts It ns' If it didn't believe them.
The Australian leaumuawet►Ita bas
already a cuurtitutMeal dispute
oweetltlg aojteiantuf leders_ihe f
oral c:, ert which 1s' to settle suchdlf-
fer,rlle'.is :tic hitv'e been created C'laus'e
5e .if the Postal Act engw,were the
Ilvietnw,ter-`:titer U to ,circ and sup-
prewl 111 ltterr to or from lottery
inanghere and racing ,weep promot-
er,. Tasmania, the smallest and prior -
fed Of the federal state,, would prac-
tically be the only sufferer (rota this
pan blue, as it it the headquarters
cat the leviathan ,weep promoter of
the outheru hemisphere, and derives
as II:Uual revenue of b* tweet' 115,2010
one £20,000 from hie operation .. It
has sant a strong protest against the
minimal., denying the right u( the fel-
ernl power to Must override and uul-
,lity the Mats legirint1.s a under which
these /wheeler are conducted.
The Clyde shipbuilding returns for
.1uly glue no hint of British decad-
ence. The output Ir the largest for
any July since 11480. July lannclings
fn 4coUantt aggregated 52,994 tons,
among which were 17 Clyde -built s.'t-
se It of 44,473 toni;
A churchman of a .tnttslln'al turn
floured, oat tint of the *316,187,000
inverter) In ehurehee 111 the Uelted
2totew not fres than $43,000,0J0 le ht
c tP(•piee. )lel then. n eteeple M nlmoet
no f'$HW.tlal to the hnppin.ws of n
c:ongregntlem no a mortgage.
The leaven ,ef the Heath Awe...(•nn
tree. the Carlon Pripyat, are raid to
lake tough mewl tender. awl n
Toronto map rays be has proved
their effleaey. What it bons It
would be to holteewhrs! Nothing
steer. of an axe or n stone -crusher
*runs to- be worth Myieg- esu' -000"'
elf the 'stuff mold nowaltays,_-_ks•5
I'll the beet beef go to' feed John
(lull. Paddy and %Indy?
Alt Dalin ft pit v*lelen llaJTTlla' $ho-
pe,. who eat raw vegetables are Apt
to aw•nllnw vnr;nus kindle of nmcvebae,
lh• eggs of. teen)a, oxyurls ,,,earldrs,
nnkylomtom24, mlerseocnl, wtnphylo
covet, mtreptrwoerl, w,erinar, n/li
commune+, septlrns mei tetnnl. Wlrnt
n meagerie n man may carry in lilt
mtomnele1 But If ho prefer to take
111e (*M , all lin has to do 1s to wink
the tegentWes In it 3 per rent. solu-
tion of tnrtarie aid for half an hour.
The New Te.rt World declarers that
"for r11t-v'r 'glory' the war Mr. l'hem-
berl:ain and, hie colleagues are auw
carrying on in bmith Aft4et enrpassm
ateteldng which even Britain lactone
fu that line heretofore. It must make
Britiell classes peculiarly proud of
th:41r oountry as they see it wanting
'in the foremost Mesa time,' awn-
ing homes, robbing Oein-combatants,
'o.meentrutlug' women and chthdren
to elle of Montane ant iPpking to con-
quer their onuaquerab:e victims by
expedite them to the bi'leoue totem -
Owe Incklent to using ngnln4t them
the 'black beasts' of Zululand nal
S!'tt'ebeli eine" That Is ndelres+ed to
the New York glitter rote. Tin, cit
fere nee between Kitchener's cnm-
pmalgn and Wuermttn's In the United
statue 01411 war is that Kitchener
burns only the propert)e/'ot traitors
who hate violate! their oaths and
shdtt:ped guerlUaa. while he eheldrre,
pr/trete and (cede the non-combat-
nats a0.:those who surrender ; eher-
man desolated the country and left
the aged, ttie sick axed the infante to
)torte, and termer; to be the spell
of range -followers, Beside Sher uuIn'l
mc4hol Kltch^ner'e 14 kindness Rai
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BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS;
IS IT COMMUNICABLE?
t
Som' Authorities Conclude That It is Despite Koch's View.
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Prof. liarrlsoo, of UIe U. A. C„ ham e,,llelgue, 81 yewr0 old, of a good
collected the following statements, ctseetltution, and
given by dtffereut uuthurltleos, In Free From Hereditary 'faint.
opposition to the slew held by Lr.
X0c1l, that tulercults.lr caution be
transmitted trout tattle to the human
family.
Prof. Kirooke In 18411 pronounced
cows' milk as a frequent camel of dis-
ease in children, and utulutalued that
there was a positive cu iiictioo be-
tween the milk of eeroluluua and
tubercular ouwe and the frequent :Ie-
ve•lupmeut of scrofula uu the betties
of chlldreu. ,Til. gave a clinical his-
tory of rlxteeu ohUdreu who had been
fed with milk from such cowl', and
all point to tuberculosis of either the
Intestines, glands, skin car buns.
Johne reported a rtrlking case In
whale a purl -marten etatum soup of
the row revealed extensive tubcreu-
leur dep,nit8, The slrward of the
fnrw weir 1•rpeclally Interested In the
r•sultie of the exnlnlunttun ; as', en
account of the pret tour good condi-
tion of the animal, the milk line been
selected for 111.4 infant sou. The
family physician was at once Doli(tet,
and reported emaet,tton :had puluton-
ary catarrh, and u short time after-
wards . the boy caceumbeet to an
attack of milliary tulw•reulewir- There
war no hereditary predl1p,rltIon, and
the other chUdren In the family were
in Lmile's Weekly Milney Graves
Komi tell* a .seek -and -hull story to
the effect that while In Manila 110)'
Dewey ens oe offended by the O.r-
men AdmtraP# me.dltig th*t hp fin-
ally tient word that If the (lermnn■
wanted a fight they rested "be accom-
modated right here and now." Thnt
mny go down with Hot Ignnr*-,l' and
nnwnahed In the Republic, het men
d.1 Mteilfar lee belie that Itewvy 1(144
too much sense to•w mldwbate. It's
a Keen *tory.
Roma' ehl'agnteen hnvr vohm tent* •
IN I. the Interest of sclenre to sub -
Perfeeuy Melt lay.
Hrrmeslorf reports the c:as.• of a girl
14 yowls old, of healthy' parentage,
who developed tuberculosis of the
laryux, Ileum stud caecum, which lie
attributed to the mJk 'ed a tubercu-
lous cow. This girl WAN to the habit
of tlrinklpg the milk while sett! warm.
Ltonard mentions a (amity In whet
the children contracted tuberculosis
Moon after beteg weaned. The cow
was finally suspected and killed, and
,the diagnosis confirmed. The IIPSI
ehlid In the fatally retuaiue'l 111 gosh
health. He also nlentional two laser
of tubercular meningitis traced to
the use of milk from a tuberculous
cow,
Demme reports five cures observed
In the children's hospital at Berne In-
fected by tuberculous cows' milk.
Monntng Meyerhoff, Strang, :Action -
gen and 1'tfelmaun report similar
cases,
Ely -stele, in Ids extpn)(Ive experi-
ence. finita that the children from
coneunnptive parents rarely develop
the disease'vrhen provides! with a
healthy wet\ nurse. and attributes
the frequency\ of inteetlnnl tuber-
et,k»t4 to the\{nfeotl,uspew of oho
milk. -
Itrounrlel cites st case where five
out of fourteen girls living in ' a
boarding house b'c me -congumptive
r lleseq lent to the are of milk from
rt tuberculous cew-
Ernst made inquiry n the trans-
mlaslon of bovine tube ulolts to
uta n. Eighteen I.,iwlr-clrculurs
were sent to phyeiclane veterl-
a:triune asking If they kae of any
which human bet hot!
been Infect el with tuberculosir
through! the milk of cows.. Frnmover
one thousand replies from phyelrlans
eleven reverted camel of infection
coWei milk awl sixteen reported
The late Empress Frederick among
other enure,' of offence to 'romp
people entertained very liberal views
on ement)ona of creed. Hers was n
very rumple rellgiun, and she Iv raid
to have snmioal up her credo 111
Wlmt Cloth the lard require of thee
but to do intake, love mercy and
walk uprightly.- Sloe was generous.
kind ami lovIng, b.tt hardly orthodox
MO like many °therm she .ufferei for
her breadth of view. S/ market war
then prejudice ngalnet her on tl1M
necount that In his sermon In the
British Church at homburg on Sun-
day Canon Telgnmouth-Shore In re-
ferring to her felt called on to May :
"Bae mny not have believed In mimeo
mot church dngmes, but In my opinion
sheewnee a firm believer lu the father-
hood of (k.l and the brotherhood of
('hrl.t.), Arrows. of tide subject It
mny le mentioned tint some who
were filled with horror at the idea
of the Emitted' not nccepting all the
trnchings of the chunk feel cheered
by the .tory of an incident of the
death *crew. it lc snip that while
the Empress Dowager wax breathing
her Inst "a white butterfly fluttered
through the wlmlew into the rel,
UPttlol lightly on the bet and then
flew out heavenward,• as thougli It
might have been the soul of the
Dowager Empress."
Mur
AGED MAN HELD
Killing Another Wishes Blow el
•_ Ilia Fist.
Remo, N. W., Aug 19. -Robert hart,
ngol 65 years, was arreetp l to -elan
ee n chargvvof murder, On July 30th
!(art struck George Spoorrre n man
abets'. hie own ase, felting him to tate
pavement. Tem fractures of the
skull resulted from the blow, and
sitter lying In the hoiq.ltal three (Jays
Spencer died without regnlnhng eon-
se)onanP*.,. Tian coroner gave reit his
s' rd(let this morning. In which he
sny*-.theit the Mow stn,ek ley Hart
W111 l*9provoket and i njustifilble.
Iodine Drnounerm !Labor.
('hleago, 'Aug. 19.-Itemoluli is de -
meowing the members of the Mouth
Chime° Lofton of the Aninlgamat.d
A14toclntlon as "unfit for the rr'cog-
1,1(1, n .,r Ruppert of union men" were
nil.pted by the ('hlengo Federation
of t.nhar Inst night. The tenolntlone
were not ndnpted wlthoPt a fight,
however, run tarring (mitten In the
meeting maintained that the South
Citlengo tern were ln.tlflMd tit mon-
refusal to vitent4 their contract with
their employers.
Musplelouw (!aller.
The veterinnri*as gave much more
Htrttlrtg evidence, since 54 replies
reported fourteen positive and nine
1lnsph:lous cases.
Dr. Geese, of Geneva, had the-- mie-
fortune, to lush a grown-up daugh-
ter 17 years of age. t;p to the end
of 189_ mite was in perfect health
and had never exhlbated any signs
of tubereulorls. !luring the early
months of 1893 rho began to
Wrtt.to away and finally died. Dr.
Gose, had the courage to make a
post-mortem examination, and found
tuberculosie of the Intestines and
mesentery. How di41 the girl con-
tract the inewame? Heredity cannot
MS allege, as none of her ancestors,
either on the paternal or maternal
hide, suffered from tuberculosis. Lo-
calization of the diocese permitted
one to assert its alimentary origin.
It turned out that every Sunday
Dr. lioa,he'e family trod to spend
the day on thee hU54 at a small
estate which he had inherited, and
that ono of the great.dellglite of
this girl wear to drink milk fresh
from the cow. Pertness the cows were
tutlrrcuk us! The event proved the
jusU)esr of the supposition ; for, on
bang bubmittel to the tuberculin
test, four out of the five cows1 were
found fubcreultr. They were 'im-
mediately slaughtered, and the au-
topsy showed that two of them had
tubercular dimities of the whirr.
121t ftichar'l Thorne draws' attention
to the fact that although the number
of cases of tuberculosie in England
ll' decreu*ing, tubercnlusls of the iu-
teettner of children below the ago of
two years Im rapidly ineeenoing.
Ifweturn now to animal expert=
mentations, we have abundant evi-
dence to show that the milk from
tuberculous cows la sometimes viru-
lent.,
Tums, OPrLlrii lar pining aninmate
with milk from tuberculous cow4, and
found that
Si of 'then, Welted 'tepidly.
and died, the autopsy showing an
Intense tubercularisaton of the
organs of the abdominal cavity.
hlcbbs, Johne. Bollinger and l'ugb
got the fame results.
Deng, by Inocnlnting the milk of
eowr (seised for general tIIl. r,UAo411)
into the peritoneal cavity car rabbits
and gulden pigs, obtained two posi-
tive vomits: lM Nee outer hand, the
milk of eight tub•retileus w'eme11
tented in the same fashion never
showed Itself virulent,
Ica n mooed merles of experiments,
lite milk of twenty-one tuberculous
c(rwm was examined and found viru-
lent four timeei In a third merles,
out of fourteen subjects three had
tuberculous milk.
On account of the danger to anl-
mels fed w'Ith the by-product,' .4
milk, the Danes have enforced et law
by which nil thew. products are now
heated to '85 Operetta C.. which tem.
Dern tare klllr all tubercle twaeelll.
We aim) have Ineteince1 of the necl-
'ental Inoculation of the 1ubereul)siw
of nnlm11le to man.
Thus. To-her/ling, of Cnp•nhngen,
;tate« that he had under treatment n
veterinary sarg.on ohko had wound-
ed himself In Mot finger whtlet mak
iag a pet mortem on n tube'rt'uloue
now. Three weeks nftcr the :toe:lent
the n,Irtlthorh(wu1 of the wonnd be-
came swollen, and a little inter 114
eweillner b'eam•• erle4rietest and wnp-
pirate . As the state of the part
wee hereon ng worse, Tseh•ring waw
obliged to It terrors, wnrgleally, avid
Ise cut reit tin whole of the swollen
part, In wld(li the mimminenpe .how-
reftnberenlar ruduler" and harilil. The
Inocntatlon had no other remittal, and
thli veterinary 1argmen la nt pre.
sent a peoteswdw at the Copenhagen
wuuodel3 L eaaelt deeply In the thumb
of ties left `bund. The wound healed
well, but Mx months later ler. Pfeif-
fer, Who reports tate case, .liago,re+t
u cutaue car tuberculuelr at lh.• site
ot the wear. -after the uutuana of
188(1, the patient chose., uuwir-
takublae signs car pulmonary tubercu-
losis, bur ignition aoutlalning betellll,
and he idled two years and a half af-
ter the wound. At the pu8t-wortien
tuberculous arthritis of the Inucu•
kited thumb and pulmouary cattle*
were towed.
Masyck Uavenel, of Philadelphia,
reported three cares of direct lnoca
Iatlon of bovinu tuberculosis t0 man.
The flat war a veterinarian of
Pcnneylvanb, who In 1M96 was
wounded in the finger whilst per-
forating lin autopsy on n tnbtercie, ns
vow. A nodule appeared in the netgb-
borimtud of oho wound., and uteerattd
-After some weeks the Monsen were
exeWed and submittwl to examina-
tion; Bat wt. nuc Lunt of the length
o,f tauo that the piece war kept In
alcohol, no specific bacilli were
ween, bij111 tar hirto1egicnl picture M
the Iee102114 1 •ft no doubt as 40 their
tllberenlo ria origin. --- --
In the second carr, an aasletant of
the author Was wounded by a frag-
ment of rib whilst performing an
exatnlnatluh on a goat whlclt had died
from experimental tuberculoid... of
bovine urlgi11. The wound, wnrhed
with Irubllmal4, healed protnp1ly
bet after three weeks/ a
1'u Iteg..n In 11.oty Itself,
red and painful The tll1111'-4 were
cut out. One !motley' was inoculat-
ed into two guinea phis, and the
Whew war prepared for examtnatlon
No giant alis or bacilli were found
lel the latter, but the guinea pigs
11111 011111110 tuberculous.
The third ease way+ that of a vet-
arl-uiry surgeon. wounded In the first
fewer during the autopsy of a tut-
ercukslr cow. After three or four
woekst the same symptom*" as dps-
orlbed above were noticed. The die -
eased part was put out and the sub-
element
ubelement examination elbowed the pre-
men(e of tubercle bacilli.
In all thence 064014 the Infection wait
kr•allsc'd, but It was nevertheless,'
certain that the' relative benignant
tuborculads wee slue to the manner
or Inncnlaton rather than to the
quality of the virus. ,The experimen-
tal reaming tended ales to .,bow that
the bacillus of [ovine origin is at
least t11 virulent as the bacillus of
human origin.
Front these facts, we can safely say
that tuberculous of animate can be
traninnittet to man In spite d Dr.
Koch', statements to the contrary.
Those Decorations.
Otte**, Aug. 19.-11()e. J. 1. Tarte,
In an Interview to day, NW that
arming the resit 01 (heir llojal 1Rfglr-
women there will ire a floe electrical
dlwphay nn Pnrllnmcnt 11111, WaJnr's aM,mol-
Hill Pnrk, !Mewl Hall and the hien A vetn(•Inary sargmn of Weimar, by
ernm^nt bridg,•mlnetred eef efeeting name Masers, was leen f4trtnnnte in
4 Beaty nreh Trnetlan mnmt w111 be making a pet m.rt.m ria a tuheren-
we.d. loss cow In 1883, this unfortunate
"FINEST IN TIE WORN."
MR. DRYDEN MAKES REPLY.
Premier Roblin on Manitoba's
Great Crop.
An Ottawa de/ ealch rays': (tub -
The Markets
1.endlux 11 heat nnrMet..
Felluwlug are the viewing you``n-
tloue ut Important wheat cent res
day :
Custl, (Jet
1111, of Manitoba, 1s' here tu•day III- 1,w Tork .......... 1-- $071 G -v
trrrlewlug Nle Wilfrid Laurier. lie'Driel'hlougo ...... ... 0711-f4 07' 1-'
would tett ray what Ids mission wall, 1)05, 5 ...... OT;11 --
Aultrtk, No.
1 nor0 71 1-4 0 71 1_
_"
but there ll' no doubt that Mune
tuba
Duh:th, No. 1 hard U 74 1-4 --
tuba reboot Iambi war one of the
1uertlunr discussed.
"Tien finest lu the world, and by i
tar the. beet Maullutw anti the
Northwest ever tad," war how Mr.
Roblin spoke of the crops. Asked
about the reported damage done by
✓ ust he replied that It war out
worth the speaklug about.
"There may be," he added, "a very
e 1I1a11 percentage at different pointe
t•tllohed with rust, but At la so email
that !t it out worth mentioning. We
never had auything like the orope,
and all that 1s wanted WOW, to to ser
then) Ilurverted."
"Will you secure the necessary
halide r
•'1 think so. 1 passed on my way to
Ottawa over 8,000 young men o0
their way Prow Ontario and the Ma-
ritime Provinces to twist in the
hurvelet field. They were a fine
lot of young fellows ranging front 1H
to 25; just the kind of men that
would get along la the went."
."About half the number will prob-
ably stay there," war suggested.
"That may be too largo a percent-
age, but a great many will May.
and those who return east will be
able to tell what they have seen, and
111 title way will do more good even
than 1f they bad all lettuce', They
will Induce others to move westward.
Parties returning in that way are
the beat kind of immigration agents."
The train on which Mr. kobllu came
to Ottawa was 32 lemma,' hate. He
will return by way of Chicago. Nod -
Deer generally In Manitoba Mr. Rob-
lin say■ is good.
Darussea Ills luvrhln.eat la linnet'.
Ing Proper! 3,
Ho::. John Dryden, Mhnirter of Agri -
Culture, arrived back at his ufflc14
yesterday morning from his 51148110n,
the 11101/1 of which wan spent In New
Coterie, including a visit to the
pioneer farm nt Dryden Witt Ion.
When seen by a reprereutative of
the (Hutto Lat. Dryden exprehpled stir-
rise nt `fee -comment w4,i(b be Wen
anted had beeu made by Ontario
811 • perm concerning hie connection
wit: a roach In Dakota. He - e-
mnrY++3�d that_ the critictsmas were
ruulewhitt late, as the cunipniiy'r
prop:-cb had been adverlieed In
the tofu papers a yen, and *half
g
n o mince Welt time the theme had
t1.•t and tis re had been ample time
for iuveMtig:a
charges wber
met,
1i reply to qa
bald the cutch w
a joint stock meowi
and Americans, prof
be Mr. J. F. McLuug*1b2n a Toronto,
stud numb •red several 'anadiats in
lir directorate besides et 3dcLaugh-
1i,1 and Mr. Dryden, Incl ding Mr.
Thousar Crawford, M.P.P.. \and Lr.
W E. Wellington, of '[oral
"1 lows 174, b . u aloe to any
thing in it," Mr. Dryden cunt sued,
' or In lay connection with 1t, der
tory - tis -aha Meght AO -extent- Ur
agriculture of thin Province. I lass\
ulwayr been loyal to the Province o.
O.tturin, and rap cially to agricul-
ture In th.• Province, and have done
wan. 1 could to advance Its Intereatr,
and 11 1 thought any injury would
come by a cuursa of this kind 1
wottkl nt once witietraw. Hut ne pose
.1ble 1s' jury eon esvr come. The. rareeh
ke only a patnure it Id and not a farm,
1181 to a pare the agricultur:• o.
I4►kota ranching w-it11 the ngr;cultur
of Ontario la ridiculous to the ex
treat,.
"If 1 had foreseen in the beginning
that some narrow-mlwied individual
might object to my emote In this re -
'spot I problbly wined have refused
to brave eery connection with it, as I
ITki not wad' to stir up the uppo.t
Mini of even the wrakent in aur
party. But, tutting done no, with my
eyrie "pee i Orr not intend to drop int
at the .uggeetIoa of n man like Mr.
I'ettyplece 1411(1 the Tory followerss
i do tido more egwelnlly because the
conduct of this ranch, e1 far ns i
nm concerned, requires' practical!, no
time; 1t will not Interfere 111 the
slightret degree with my dialog here
"1 Intend to holt to my privileged
1114 n free -horn Brit OM snhJ •et and
make any lnveetm:mt3 1 hate to make
where 1 deem It to be m'lvt to my
advantage, without Insuring my ets.'-
fatrte*a In any degree In this rose,
try, awl i believe the goad armee
of the p••ople of the country will
'dame ivy me in an &Ong."
fort or the making of
they could be fairly
shone lir. Dryden
in the handl of
y of Cuandians
uteri uriginally
a
SCIENTIFIC .�
BUTTER MAKING
j‘i
A merles of prnctlral articles on the
inntulgement of a Wtlry have been ne-
wel ring In the London, England,
hairy for some time back. The follow-
lu;( Ir nue of these, and deals espe-
cially wIth mottled or streaky but -
'reroute Fenner.' ket.
The receipts of $ruin on the street
nmrket hen to -day were larger thou
for several days -1,000 burl eta Merl u
hundred barbels of oats sold steady
for oke at 40o, and lo weaker for
new, 86 to 70. One ulu! cal "kl
full wheat
0t w,ld 3lb higherlat 72c a
bushel, and tutu loads of new at 69
to 7213, according to quality. Wheat
white, irk!, 700 ; red, old, 72e ; nen,
69 to 72e ; guerre, 68c ; eprlug, 054';
barley, ti'o , rye, 49 1-2c ; oats, uk1,
/10
4 ; use, 86 to 87c ; hay, old, per
tan, $13 to $18,50; new, $10 to
$31,!10; straw, $10; butter, poem'
rolls, 19 to 2'-%11; crocks, 18 to 20c ;
eggs, new laid, 12 to 14e.
Toronto 51ve Stook Market,
IhsorI cwtUe, ohms,. ear tom 11 a W 53 a;
dunlatlnm 1 to cat 4111.
1(aa.trt s'eer 3 it b 1 r,
bntehOntlwttl+ WeMud /7
Wartime,' .
4114 .mule. remora. .. _ 4 W:,
bol.-heroeum.wa+' orn.Ur, tests... .... 1 ie
du ..... .. .... 3.1
do taws.. 75
Ildo hullo. itl
sl4, extoor(. heavy. per .101...13
Rude, export. lirhl, twr OWL.,,. :S
14..54r,. slwrt ko.p ...... ..... i.;
do. mo .. .. Iii
do lssbnlrmu -�.-...-. 3-3a
Stockers, kW to MM) art • rr
011Oulon and heifers-W
Mika tows., oma...
13
W
elhecI•uwes Ver awl L81.
do. bunks 3 u,
du culls. 1 s'1
truth, span
(salvo., per herd Itl pt.
Hags, clinks. per cwt e W
Hu, . corn 1'ud r n,
Hop.11wat, yes ,lot a NI
Hryry. fjai, „....10d
er O•ea r 11,
lit ws, D'+r owl 4 4* ,
1'. r tato Fruit Markets.
Moslems weir lively on the local mar-
ket yesterday, awl the receipts were
hpatvy. awuon.ing to 10000 1''•ekages.
There re w 11.4 1(11 exoellent dema(1 1, and
dealers 581.1 that It was one of the
last '14175 of the Henson. 1'enchen.
pears nod tunato144 were In g.s.l dr-
mnud, 1111'1 they sold readily- Price
Cluing w were few. App:et warn mt. a1y
to cruder at 20 t., 350. per barker
huckleberrler were steady Co cavlrr
et We. to $1.10, and 1.nw•tp her -
dor were easter at 7 to 8e. Other
fruits were unchautge.l,
• Cheese 51n. krill
ten ala specks In cream from a prao-
ttear etendpoint.
There are at least two 015(1114 that
lIppeor to pro eee there resuite-
drlea errant 11111 the ouagulat►on of
the (1r.pw of sulk by t11 notion of
germs. In the autumn, *ben the anus
;are being dried off, and the milk re-
main* fur some time In the cow's beg,
igweks In the cream ora very likely
to appear. 1f the milk is minutely PI`
audited In a transparent veasel, they
may be erten aeon developing at the
bottom 4.4 the'rreeptacle. The grow-
ing germ. wi:l curdle- n small portion
of the met, nut by the fermentation
thnt Centrist. roun41 that spit gas will
be formed in the "fleck," It will be-
come lighter than the, milk. and w111
float to the top, where It will 1w
fuun.l In the cretins. .4t another lint,,
it w11 be develupd In the crPahll and
remain there, and when churned will
not be broken to pieces.
Thetis ".peck'" are sumettmom de-
veloped by the action of air or sun-
light; 1)f two pane of milk of the
same setting, side by side, one wit'
develop .gem`s or - specks. while the
other may be quite free. The reactor'
for this 1. that a bright ray of
loht striking on new pan of milk
develops the germy m'.re rnpndly
than set In the shade. Specks will
also develop In the milk from the
cow, awl not In that from another
oow to the same herd, although truth
aro subjected to the same influ-
ence In every partieidar.
Specks of dried cream may not
Injure the butter, but If the Donde
tient of the milk or errant ie such an
to produce '-fleck." by coagulating
drops of ni:k, such good butter can-
not be made.
BIO MILL TO COME.
'tnglnnw Concerti to Remove t.o1and•
whin, Ont.
Window, Aug. 19. -John Motley,
banker and real rotate dealer, has
closet the deal for the rale of
twenty-eight 140141414 of land on the
river front below 8andwloh. The
)mrchaaer le the Saginaw Lumber Co.,
ns' t4tgtnaw, Mleh. It Ise the Intention
of the company to erect a large num-
her mill on the property, work on
wide!" will be nommeneel at ones.
The machinery will he removed
from Saginaw tide fall and plaoeel In
po.Itlon for the work of ealtting the
log. next 'spring. The company lam
brow forewi to remove from Maxine*
benlue the Ontario ',Pgistalnre
planet a statute requiring pine
loge mit in jhe Province to be man-
ufneiturol lhto InmtWr there. A
large amesent of logs will he stored
in the Nnwdwtoh Bar tila fell for ths
spring cutting. . l
Os Anise -day evening Polis • John
mein. of Wondwtnrk, were Attempting
fes, arrest n yelling fellow by th^ name
of William Morgan when the Intt r
slant at Atm several tlm.'s, but the
policeman was Dot jilt.
1 10 to
1 to In
:s'1 W
3 el 10
3 W W
3 W W
31a to
3 50 to
481 to
3SS W
Ito 10
r :3 f0
Ztl 111 In
7 W to
1St to
IW to
Sr to
1 3) to
1W to
716 to
7 u' to
875 to
s 73 to
4 s'0 t0
Perth. Aug. 16 -Seventeen !tuners,'
boxer 1'hcere were brought Into Perth,
cheese market to -tiny, all white net
August make. fowler got 1,000, Bis-
sell 300, Webster 800, Howe 1011
Ruling priee, 9 1-4c.
K.mpt v elle, Aug. 16. -At the (Mees'.
Board ho re loelay about IMO cheese
offeree All sold, white at 9 1-4e.. col
'bred 9 3 -Mc.
Ottawa, Aug. 16 --For the third
time In succenlon the meeting of the
Ottawa ('h.wse Board'ye•sterdav wa.
a failure. The stump In prices ekes
not please the sellers, ami they are
holding their stock for better times
Thu iuyere combined on 9e. for white
and 91-2c•. for colored.
Belleville, Aug. 17. -At our ()wee.
Board to -clay 19 factories offe•rel
150 colored and 1,473 white ellerse.
Sales, 410 white at 1 -Me; high..`
bid for colored, 9 3-16c.
CowansvllM, Que., Aug. 17. -At Ih.•
Enetern Townwhipe Hoard of Trade
Lo -day, 54 faetorkr offered 377'
clurer;_tern._creameries offered 1.143 .
boxes Titins- _ T. R. R 111(nui-'n
bought 625 boxes cheese ►t 91 -Me.
and 23 boxes butter at 201-2c.- J,
Gibson bought 903 boxes chre.e at
9 1-8e. J. Odell bought R44 box+•+
at' 9I -8P. W. P.'111bbard bought 542
boxes at 9 1 -Oe. '
I ondoa, Oot., Aug. 17. -At tio-
(hty'e market 21 faelorlew offered
3,978 boxer, July rind Auguses
t chee.
bem
enrNI. Sal, 119 at 9e and arm
at 91-•e.
Itradstrrets• on 'I'rade.
Rn1lloewm at Montrealthem week h1-1
been fair for this season. Trade has
been rather Ie114 active In Toronto.
There luta bew12 a fair number of fall
orderer riming to hand. The feature
In burliness nt tin Pacific ('nest the
past ten hays hem been the enormous
run of Mnlmun In the Framer )liver,
which line beaten nil records, ani the
,ate pine been very heavy. BuhlneMs
at Iwondon tear ben heir. The nttr11-
1lon of bestrews, mr11 In lt'lnnlpeg 1..
pretty well nteorted In the crop
Attention at the mowewt. Trade 311
flnmlltnn thin week has been fair.
Tire travellers have been sending In
come large order, for the fall from
varlour parts of the country. There
ham been a fair inquiry for fall goods
at Ottawa lila week. The condtti i..
of butlnes', nro mound, and the out-
look for fall trade 1i med.
1prck14 In (latter.
Tho rp.ckw in batter may bp'1r4M
cream, but they are more freemently
eou.rrl by bncterIa In the milk. A
current of air will quickly produce
"ile•ctO"--lienee the necessity that-
ttraughts should be avoided In the
dairy. The germs may bo In the
Ir, or nity PI latent In the milk.
b
to
to
Pne1w
alr (0
n ary to
Note. -TI
rip Lhr mil
t In either cane the air will tend
velop theta, anti It' will bo bent
ter the relit in n darkened
re there 1s no ourrant of
pt, of conree, that nN!ea-
ventllatlou).
e safer plan 1e to
set for creaming.
corer
Stier 1pi the Cre.un.
Cream should` be frequently at Weed
wlten waiting to be churned, espec-
ially -fn cold weather, awl If topmost
to the alr, for teapot 111e Ultim rt-
ierr he nrttflelally rrgulnteil the
ripening will proceed Mowry, and a
thick cruet oI hardened cream will
form on the surface, Which, If not
operated from the rest by being
strnlnet tor churning, will he con
tiered Int() the butter.
Itrmrdler.
1. Fkaid the milk or cream a fillet In
:t fret. N,selltkon and enol It again.
�Do not alt the milk u1 )(tale milkerr
with that (lt *Ahem
0. heat the milk to a tempera-
ture of 130 F., and cool ngniti rap -
(Idly to 70 F.. stirring (haring ihr
lorrpras or &soilhff to prevent an
'albuminous slim forming, and pre -
tenting the rising ot the cream
globules.
Reemon,.-1. The snalding kills the
germ.), while the cooling prevents
their growth. -
2. 14(Ir the (rrnm frenently whilst
ripening. to prevent the growth of
undeelrable barter's% by letting In
oxygen. -Farming World.
()phlr at Simonstown.
Cape Town, Aug. 18 -Th. steamer
Ophlr, with the Duke and Duchene of
Cornwall and York on hoard, arrived
nt Plmorlwtown to day. The royal
party will Dime here by train to
morrow. The wetthor le brtilletnt.
The rlty In Iavlehly dPeorat'.l In
honor of the royal genets, and le
erowdol with vtaltnrw. The Mayor
gave a public reception last night.
`pond of Turbine Steamier,
Tendon, Ang- Mt -A report Net lo-
omed In ',corned (n the atenmshtp FIrlh
of Clyde, which IN fitted teeth turbine
engines" and which hna been running
for *Ix w..ka, whose that .ho hnw
mato an average) *peel dally of
twenty knot* nn hoer. Thin wan done
without any attempt at high *peal.
The Increase el the C. P. R. rnrn
Inge over teepee of the mime week
lent year la remarkable. The grpem
yarning,' for the lent week were
tort 001, .flow -ng the itnndstxnr gain
of $189,000.
THE MANITOBA CROP.
1f Weather Urmalne Miner' Yew Day.
11 t5111 he Safe.
Ottawa, Aug. 19.-(epecial.)-Th"
following le given mit tide morning'
"Tho lDe)rtrtmleet of Agriculture hoe
received from Mr. Wm. Mnnlero,, ho
la now In flint,Itdla, a report of (1a.
crops In that i'rovince. ler. Manitel•re
IMO seen the crepe from Winnipeg to
Den what and In pert of the itrandon
d)etrlet, aril Metes that hntveeseintl
la pregre'o)(ltg rapidly, fully one-third
if the wheat (wing out in the .1)rtr1 •t
he Poems' over, and that the promise
for n heavy yield 1s good. The crops
on the experimental tnrnl at Pro: -
don were excellent end the it stn l le r
fbtr,
TO STOP ROOSTER CROWIl1(i.
Dow. Kat Int entlow to Preserve
iterly Moralise Steen.
Brockton, Ham, Aug. 18.-E'Ignr 1'.
Hower, .N tkk+ ally, laws lwvenls«1 sur
appllnnce to keep roosters from
crowing In the early morning, and it
la said to work like a charm. it i••
called the Brnnkton "Anti -Grower •
The (levitate be fastened to the bill of
the rooster at night by a simple Oriole
which dotty not Interfere In any wit%
with respiration. When the chanllr-
Ieer rise■ before dawn, throws hark
Ids head and attempts to wake him
self and everybody else try uttering
n elnrinn note, the devlee restrains
h1. ombitioas plans, and not until
his owner epee tit to remove the
Mame will hls vocal organs give nt-
ternnnn to his faellngs.
The Inventor hops to raise A ram
of non -mowing fowthy means of 11,1s
(levies.
1.ondon'. )feet Markets.
• London, Aug. 1R. -Thr mallrnl of -
!Irene enema' report ehowe thnt et
per rent. of the meat mold In the
eorp,rntlon markets le 'mooted
from Amerlea, Australia, New Zea-
land and e11P Continent, the United
staler mending 23 per 1Pnt., all
An.ti',lhe 21. Five yearn 'afro the
°alal4e deliverhees were barely fol
per eent.
At the meeting of the Toronto iron
monidorw, held last night. they drelie
04 to app.ar elaA In ahlrtw*Ists In
the big parade oo Labor Day.