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Journal of Outdoor Life Points oat
Errors In Tuberculosis Diet.
Many traditions with regard to
the feeding of tuberculosis patients
and with regard to food In gener
- ni, are given severe blows in a
series of articles publslhed in the
October number of the Journal of
Outdoor Life, ^the official organ of
the National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuberculo
sis.
Dr. John R; Murlin, of New York,
Assistant Professor at the Cornell
University Medical College, holds
in an article entitled "The Dynamic
Principles of Nutrition,'1 that a con
sumptive will gain weight and do
well on three pints of whole milk,
eight ounces of cream, five ounces
of milk sugar, six eggs and two
slices of buttered toast, as a ration
for each 24 hours. The entire diet
With the exception of the bread and
butter oould be prepared In ad
vance^and ^served for a cost of
about 50 cents for the day. Miss
Cecilia Flick of the Henry Phlpps
Inattuto of Philadelphia, also of1
0 fers some sample diets which the
' ordinary family can prepare for evea
less th&n 50 cents a day.
? Dr. David R. Lyman, of Walling
ford, Conn., and Dr. Paul B* John
pon^ of Washlgnton, ' D. C., both
?free that the ordinary person eatp
too much, and that the ojdv no
tions about stuffing a tuberculosis
patient at all times and seasons
have been proven false. Dr. Lyman
holds that eggs are not a necessary
article ot the consumptive's diet,
and that a 'tuberculosis patient
should eat anything that agrees
with him that - is nourishing. He
thinks that a tuberculosis patient
should eat only a little more than
a person in ordinary good health.
Dr. Murlin compares the food we
eat < to the food used In furnishing
dteam and power for an engine.
In selecting our food he says that
we should eat enough to furnish
energy for the days, work, but that
much more than this Is not needed,
fie holds that the appetite Is not
a neoeSslty for good digestion.
"There is no fallacy of nutrition,"
he says, "greater than that which
enpposes that a food cannot be
digested and utilised without ap
petite." Most of tEe "food we eat
#? fully four - fifths, goes to sup
ply energy for our everyday tasks,
while less than one - fifth goes -to
supply building material. . V*:
:o IjUGOFF ITEMS. .
Lugoff, 8. 0., Oct. 12. ? Miss Bva
Caughman and Mr. Pi M. Martin
|we*e~;tn Lugoff Saturday- in Ms.
Martin's new ear.
? Miss Ada Qraham has returned af
ter a pleasant vi|K to" ^relatives
here. : * ? . - -
Miss Maud Htoaon and A Abe
Kelley visited relatives at Rldgeway
Saturday find Sunday. ,
Mr. Mason Self, of the S. A. L,
?peat Sunday at Lugoff.
An auto party consisting of Mes
srs. Jame* Team, H. A. Rabon. O.
P. Jones and Dr. W. J. Burdell wen
to Columbia Thursday to see "Mad
am Sherry."
Mr. A. B. Rabon spent Saturday
III Columbia.
Mrs. V. Ward and children spent
Friday and Saturday with Mrs. Mem
lnger Ward, of McBee.
Ml bb Besale Taylor spent the week
end with relatives at Sheppard.
Messrs. Bye Ford and Tillman
Rabon were in Lugoff Sunday.
Miss Jennie Whitaker spent Sat
urday with relatives in Camden.
Misses Mary Boykln and Maggie
Beard spent Monday with Miss Jen
nie Whitaker.
Mr, W. JR. Reasonover, rural car
rier op Route 1, has returned after
a pleasant visit to Columbia.
Miss Nina Jones Is at home again
very much Improved.
Bosth C arolina News Notes. j
-4 Willis Jackson, a negro youth,
was taken from officers* at Henea
Patfc op Tuesday, hung to a tele
phone pole and his body fiddled^
with bullets. Jackson assaulted a
young white girl of that communi
ty, The negro was positively Iden
tified and confessed the crime.
Mrs. W. J. Benjamin, of Sumter,
Wednesday accidentally knocked ov
er a 22 callbr* rifle, cfuslng it to
discharge, the bullet catering un
der her chin and death resulted im
mediately. x
Julius Caesar Watts, charged
with the killing of C. C. Falle, in
Flat Creek Township, In UmhU
county, was on Wednesday convict
ed of murder with reoommendation
to mercy. Both partlss involved
were well to do farmers of their
section. J
m LEGLESS AND ARMLESS.
Yet KevaiMtttfH WM ? Daring
end ? Fwntui
Wmr aud iwiy the mm interacting
member and In man/ wiya the umi
remarkable nun who baa erer w( in
the house of commons was the Ulgbt
Boa. Arthur Karanaugb. who Ml for
Ottftew from 1809 to 1880 UOder condi
tions which would hat* beau Inapos
?Ibis for almost any oibar man.
Kavanaugb wai bora without srms
or lsgs? be was. tn fact, a mora trunk
of * Man. And jat ha performed a
teat from which moat man with their
full com pie moot of mam bar* might
wall have shrunk.
?trap pod on to his saddls. ha waa
ono of tbo most skillful and daring
riders to bounds in Irsland. Ou
ono occasion, It is Mid, **tbs saddle
totos d undsr him, and tba horao trot
tad back to tbo stabla yard with hi*
maater hanging undsr him. his hslr
sweeping ths ground, blssdluf pro
fueely. Rs merely oursod lbs grootn
with smphatlc volubility, bad hlmaolf
Mors safely rsadjustsd and roda out
sues mora."
Bo remarkable was ths Sight of this
flak dad trunk pore hod on hia big
boras that a child who ooco saw him
dashing out of a wood ran sb risking
to hor mother, axel timing: "Oh. mum
aay, I'to sson Satan himself I Fro sssn
him surs enough!"
Karsnaugh waa also an enthusiastic
yachtsman and waa tba flrst to aaMrt
the tight of If. P.'s to moor their craft
eppoelte the houoea of parliament. Bd
want on a shooting expedition to Al
bania and published a charming book
so his experiences. Illustrated with ad
mirable photographs taken b y himself,
whlls among bis favorite pas times
Were angling and tree felling.
Bis most famous . exploit, however,
wga his ride from Norway to India.
Accompanied by two friends, be rode
a cress Russia to the Caspian ses,
thence to Astrakhan and Aatrabad
and through Persia , laughing at the
perils and fatlguea of a Journey which
might well hare daunted even ths fa*
aaous Colonel Burn a by.
KarsnatTgh, who waa the father of
four handsome sous and daughters. gU
perfectly formed, waa carried into the
house of commons on tbo back of an
fftObdant, and was certainly one of
thd keenest and abteot of legislatora of
hla time.? London Ttt-Blta.
CHANCES OF LIFE.
Figures That Indlsate Votr #r>hafcU
"VKtiiuw In Vmm,
Do you ever wonder bow tony 7 on
are going to lire? Ask an actuary, tho
man who pgn ree it all oat tar tha Ufa
taaurance companies and who can tall
with almost supernatural predion
He'll tdl you that If 70a ara 20. and
In food health. chancea ara 12 to 1
that joa'h lira beyond 80. For longer
Ufa belj offer these odda: To be 40.
fttt te 1; to be 00. S to 1; to be 00, 12-8
?to 1. But he'll eay that you have teoa
(.than 1 chance In 2H to be 70. leea than
In KH to be 80 and only 1 chan<** 1n
?fOO to be 80. ?
ftup^oee you are 80. Tour chances
run this way: To be 40. 11 to 1; to be
?V t: to be 00. 2% to 1: to be 70.
4H chancea In 10; to be 80. 1 In AM 1: to
be 80.1 In 100.
Or 40 years old Actaarlee' odda are:
To be 80. 81-8 to 1; to be 00. 3% te U
to be 70. 8 chancee out of 10; to b? 80.
1 tn 0% plus: to be 90. 1 in 100
nfty^eaNMi' prospects are Br
ured: To be OOt 4ft, to 1: to be 70.
about 144 to I; to be 80. only 1 Id ft;
to be 80. 1 la 100.
' liy yon are 80. It runs this way a|
that age: To be to. 2 to 1; to be 8k 1
chance in I; to be 90, 1 In 9&
It you ate 78 your chancee of turn
faff the 88 year milepost are 8 to 8;
fa be 80. 1 la B0.
Wgbty-y ear-old mat and women
hare only 1 chance in 17 to itavt Off
t%e funeral until after 80.
If you are 88 there's no hope for
yetL Tha actuaries hare no figures.?
OoihaMceial Tribune.
Field's Finishing Teueh.
aa field was once visiting the
of Richard Henry Stoddard In
Maw York. During the evening a cer
tain well known physician dropped In.
Be waa a eerioua man and a bit pomp
mm. The talk turned on diet
?Doctor, M eald Stoddard, "I've heard
that you eat twt> eggs at breakfast
every morning the year round.**
"He," aald the doctor emphatically.
On the contrary."
*Oa the contrary P' cried Stoddard.
**Wha fa the eentraiF of eating two
two eggs," came tn deep,
from Field.
Appears neee.
Mlltleaatre (to ragged beggar>?Tou
aak for alsaa and do not even take
?eur hat off. Ia that the proper way
w^hBfft Beggar? Pardon me. air. A
la looking at ue from across
If I take my bat off hall
aw for begirt ag; as It la, he aat
?rally takea ua for eld flrlenda.? File
Tlie
We eaa understand tha
which a fool and hie nosey are part*
ad, hat what pu seise ua la haw tha
pet tha asooey to fart
la really leliable he deeant
of Mi time to el
watched
you 1om>w it or
AMMUNITION
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Arnt you tired of borrowing the other fellow** gun>
If you are not, let us whisper something to you," he is"
Own your own things, then' you want spoil all the fun
of your outing in fearing you'll break the gun, or
whatever you have borrowec^. Buy from us.
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Hats of every type are being shown. There are small
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proportions, with all sorts of brims and crowns. Large
hats in the new mushroom end bell effects as well as j
those that have a tendency to flare.
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