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PRINCIPALS IN CROPSFY TRAGEDY- JAMES WILCOX. WHO WAS HHK SWEETHEART
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TECHNICAL ARTICLE
ON THE SWINE PLAGUE.
Dr. Christie Defines the Disease From
Scientific Standpoint
The Kaat Orenoulan asked Dr.
Christie to give bis views on hoK chol
era. He rep" with the following
article In ii i hnlcal defiDlttou
Pendleton. Or.. Jan. 10. To Um VA
J:or. Anent swine plague, unfortu
nately so prevalent In this county. 1
wis); to state through the columns of
your paper, that It occupies a promi
nent place from a sanitary point of
view As an eruptive (over, it pro
duce ,i marked effect upon the eon
titutlon and In tin advanc. d .ta-"
these changes arc s pronounced as
to attract the attention oven of ordi
nary persons
During lift, tlM disease It frequent
ly marked b the formation of patches
Of congestion in the skin, particularly
of tlx earn lower parts of tin- limbs,
and und-n.' ath surfa Of UM abdo
men, civli. t.i the part .i darl- blu'
or 1 1 v i f j cotol In tie other case red
or dark patches are formed, as thu r
nil of extravasation oi the blood, and
the animal survives for a sufficient
length of time, or recovers, the akin
covering th' haemorrhage anas may
di" and I"- cast off as a slough.
Independent of these lesions, pap
ula pustub- and even vesicles may '
form on th. skin over the surface of
th. body hut I have seen numerous
MM if. wh: b no lesions of any kind
listed Th. internal lesions are nu
Bernus aii' I diversified in character
In Um Mil) stages, neither the sys
tem:' nor tlx- local lesion are. aa
a rule, of importance. Tin- blood, the
flesh am! tin- tissues of toe organ
present M departure from normal
TiM oarcaaa aeta firmly, and Is of the
WOMt s and .specially SMthers are
moat toiOeteiit tu appreciate tike
purity, twncUn'iK. ni l It-Mi-acv of
Inn i h 'iii , aid in diM'over new uaea
for H dally lu remarkable aniulli.Bt, rleana
fag, and purliwu- pruperUr- ilertvrd frum
CHOLERA
HOGS
CiK llirol, iv ..Manilla uaein 'ii'niiik-,i.uil
fj-lu-, an.l beau!lfj1ngUieroniplelon,liii't.
an I hair, mi l in th.-fori.. ';,,i ,, i .
tt'iu- fur ul. .-rutin- wrakars.es, saaortaf
lriiuUua. ami .-tuftae. Ii. Ire.- or offvaeiT.
rr. iraii and for man .- mall..- iuriioe
whkfi ma in uggatUimalra.
In man. "I thr alm- luo'lllluu., arml.
enolnuiia-. ii. i utkl'm, will prore of
aatublahiu- b) nrfll
ut4- loiW I'.ituuiin.iidu
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PIMPLES
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lb rowallpu ..n for sooih wbh but after Mk
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... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Hi aj Maaai tMMSafi ''. MsMai, til
which Wilcox was placed, the chief of
natural fOl if Koltkl r does It evolve
any nattn.i' odd but ;.. .the advanced
stages tin ilesh u.-nalh DW omen plM
Id In consisti'iier. 0f a pair hue. and
sometimes dropsical, while In some
ases It posaeaaea a dliMnctlve and
ill kl) ode. which Is, however, always
most pronounced In the bowels and
their contents.
Lesions Often Not Exposed.
Ilaemorrhagie lesions are found In
the skin, and the subcutaneous tissue,
in the Intermuscular connective Us
nie and even In the tissue of the
muscles themselves. The CUtUMOOJ
haemorrhages are always moat ob
servable after the skin has been scald
ad and scraped, and they an he .Its
tlugtilahed from thoae resulting from
bruises ard blows, bv the shape of
the patches, and by the length of th
lesion. In many caaea In which no
haemorrhagle lesions are dafctad i:
tin skin, or in the parts of tin eai
i Js. exposed ft) view, they will be
found to exist l:i the tissues under
Ri ith the shoulder blade, and this
(fcottld always be detached from the
trunk If suspicion Is entertained that
Uu disease has existed Mood ex
truvaxatlons are found on 'the inner
lining of the heart, and under the
capsule of the kldnevs or Into the
structure of these organs, and. mote
Importantly it, (he lymphnllc glands
In the early stages, the lymph
gland.- nia appear to be simply eon
geated. but aa the malady MVMMOI
thai kOOOnie more or loss Infiltrated
with blood. In most cases the distri
bution of the haemorrhage Is partial
and when a aectlon is made of the
aland it presents a mottled app-ai
am ' not unlike that aeen on a see
tlon of a Queen strawberry.
It must be borne l miml that In
young pigs a large number of haemo
lymph glands are found distributed
amongst the sub-lumbar tissues and
fat The blood is not. In ordinary
cases materially altered in Its char
acter. but whem-v. r tin disease has
been In extatence foi some time, or
the lungs are extenlavely involved, it
contracts a dark hue. and Is even
Mini' times tatty. While in the mme
asthenic cases ami In thus, m which
i onvalescence ta Imperfect, oi the
bowel lesions are extensive. It is of a
pale hue, and watery in consistence;
effusion into the ab.lo. -inal and thor
acic cavity, and even Into the pericar
dial sai ami is mot largely seen In
animal.- in poor condition or when
the disease has beeu prolonged, and
tile same remark appii.-.- to the exu
dation of lymph. Diffuse inflammation
of the mucous membrane of the how
els nior. particularly the small. Is
. most largely aeen in young pigs, and
; not Infrequently It assume- a dlpb
theritic character.
Unfit for Food
In tin lungs specific lesions, in tin
majority of caaea. exist, but not in
all These lesions In the earliest
stages are of an effusive type, but in
the latter distinctly Inflammatory, and
in iotai' case.- the lesion- resemhl. to
a large extent those characteristic of
pleuropneumonia.
From thin brief description of the
pathognomic lealon of swine plague it
muat be obvious to all that, in the
advanced atages. the flesh of animals
1 1 ifferteit a unfit for huniaa food
Hut Inasmuch as the disease is not
I uaiismiaslble to man. and as the mi
trltlon of the blood and of the flesh
1 is not Inlerferred with In the early
stages. It may be a question as to
whether It should be condemned, or
not. If. however, any material change
in the blood or in the fleah la dlacarn
Ihle, no aclentlfle man should be
found ready to defend the practice
of using the flesh tor human food.
Hog cholera la a specific fever
which runs a tolerable definite course.
In aome seasons the mortality may
run as high aa 90 per cent, other aea
sons be down as low aa 40 per cent
There is a difference In the seasons
without any apparent reaaon. Thto
disease la no reapecter of aex, age or
condltlona Hogs that wallow In mud.
1 filth and their own dirt are no more
liable to It than tho. under different
i In umstauces The germ will grow
3MBHD H ffWH ' .
tvitftrTTfZL of nw
police and members o'f the committee
in an soil. Tin- germ has Its habi
tat in thi ground and In tin taeeal
matter A particularly good soil tor
them Is where bedding is mixed with
excrement. I think the moat virulent
Is among hogs around hay or.atraw
stacks In mild cases none of the
symptoms Are agurnvated and they
i ii i. re. ovei in some enses. aftei
i rvonr, It leaves them with a chron
It . oiigh for a long time, leaving th"in
worthless to fatten.
At whose door this dereliction 01
dttt Is to be placed I will not stop
to consider It Is evident that It Is
due largely to Indifference and to ap
ath on the iart of those who are sup
pox il to be the guardians oi the pub
Hi health .1 0HRIBTIK, V s
FRANK SPIKE THINKS
THERE IS HOG CHOLERA
Believes It Is Not a Matter of Food
Says He Can Cure Affected Ani
mala.
Ki ho. Job !1 - To th. Kdltor I
have been uotli lug tin dtflofOBI OPta'
Ions about hoi: rhob-ra in the last tew
issues of youi paper 1 have sine, it
tully doctored hog cholera, not onl in
this state, but lu Iowa, ami New
York in the p.isi two years I was in
Iowa in 1900 Iron the ."ith Of October
until about tin- loth of December,
am! sa .i giva iii.ui nnnds afflict
eii with cholera I found some hands
having it in a mor malignant form
than Oth art, hut all had tin- same
disease.
Soiin laim tilth as musing hog
ckoltra I others say awlll from hotels
an't dining cars In the Kaat I found
l"- that were kept In big fields and
fed corn. wer- affected as badly aa
kogl ii pen.- When tin Itogcrs hogs
ha ! tin- disease tho were In a MM
oi ! ai res ot alfalta
I had no trouble In saving hogs
with tin- cholera that would eat tin
A od In an advam il stage of the
disease they refused to eat and bogs
in that -tag. I don't claim to cure.
To treat cholera. I would Just as soon
they would feed tin- rented) in swill
from town as an other feed I don't
consider the feed hu.- anything to do
with the disease I find more trouble
in cheeking the cholera in shoals than
in old. i hogs The whole baud should
Ii. doctored when the disease la first
discovered to prevent its spreading
no uiatl.-i what remedy used
From the death rate ot hogs ropoti
j ed Ii leaves no doubt in my mnul
I that the hugs ot this county are af
fected with cholera
FRANK IPtKl
Out of 77.' school children recent"
i examined b phyalciOM WOO were
found to lie Hiifferini; from contaKious
dlseaaes
You will
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by calling on the
New Lumbermen
before punfMgiof that
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New llaodl KnK "I
New stock coming in
At Um ih w retail lumber yard
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opposite the W & C. K depot
FUNDI. K'l'ON , oKKliON.
W. J. StWELL, itl Manager
Testimonials of her Wonderful Rendi
lions by 8vtral Metropolitan
P riftir.B.
PalOBM Is the attraction lit the Frn
,r tonight BBO W assisted h her
.,.i.L.ei sister. Kill ill "i ' i""'
or her
ing the following an
rem osctitatlvo
from several mctropoll-
testimonials
tan journals:
i s.n, Francisco. May H. 1900.
falotna'l plOJrlni demonstrated that
ihi attains bodily strength, her OT
tittle itmpormonl ami phonomtooj
rommand of the instrument grow
apact and today her MM Is not on
earth.
Chronicle, San Francisco, May u.
A at other concerts. Pnloma
WU IrraolOtObli lO her own compo
sitions. call Bob Pranciaco, May II. ItOO.
Tin rarewell recital of the clever
litth planlate, Paloma and Knrla, wns
cn.-i- ytati rdO) There was a large
ami enthuaiaattc audlenct to great
thi m farorltee end there wore low
i ami apptanae In abnndaaoo. The
program was rarled, ranging tnm
Bai li t" compositions by little Palo
BUI herself.
Loudon tJeneial Advertiser. May
H, is:!' The names 01 IhOOe mus
ic! eonpoOOM show DOttar than any
thing else what a high standard of
p. i ioi inam " little raloma has al
ready attained. She disposes in fact
ovi stub an astounding technique
ami original highly ripened concep
tion! that it hard to say which to ad
min the most.
Letpalgei Togehlat, October 7. in!y.
The hild plays Hethoven. Hach, Mo
un Chopin, BetraoMn, Roboootola
with a finish technique, a lovely ex
eenUon nml such n musical eanoop.
tlon that we steed with mighty admi
ration ii-ior. the little virtuoso. In
spite ot UM ripe and all rounded ac-
iplishments ol the little girl, she
lias retained I happv and natural
cbllilishneas.
A sample program played by tin
two oiing plnulstes. sonic of which
art PakMBa'l own compositions. Is as
tollows
OaWtMft, VoitaUOMBl l.'hopiu. Im
promptu op. If; Chopin Nocturne op.
No 2: Moaxkowskl. Valse llrll
I ante; Pell bee PtooMatl from Sylvia:
Karla Two Slatere. op 4: Duraml
t'oin it X'alse. played b Karla: Men
lelaeohn Spring Song: I'aloma. Ca
pi op It; I'aloma. PaotOfOh OP
II (iodard Mautlia Kfl -' RnbOB
Uoniatn Op II tie. ig Hut at
:v . Viad' i i.a I'aloma Verdi. Duett
iron, II Travatoic. PolOOM, Duett
"Battle oi th (Hants."
Prices aie: Parquet. 7" ii's. cir
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Sn Thomas Upton has begun build
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