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ABOUT MAD DOGS. HOW THEY GET TUE HOURI Bl,IO DISEASE Uow You Can Get lt Yourself and What to in? Quick-The Pasteur 1 Treatment. People should avoid hundiing dogs nt ali timos, hut more especially (lur ing the warm summer, as a dog's saliva may he ru 11 of germs of rabies several days before li "goes mad" with that disease, ll is enough if he licks your hand or your faro, and the skin ls broken [deviously so thal the germs lind entrance to the circu lation. Bight hero, lou much emphasis cannot he placed on tho absurdity of tho old superslitulion (hat If the dog (hat biles you should, at some future time,have rabies, you nl tllOUgll never again billon would havt> to die ol' thal disease! lu ike case of your pet dog, ir lie is nu.ro.se nm! sullen lhere may be a possibility that he is In tho early stages of rabies. it has been de monstrated as ti fallacy Hutt rabid dogs dread thc sight ol' water, lt is only human beings in thal condition who go into convulsions al Ino sight of waler. A rabid dog is thirsty. Ile would uko io drink, bul on a Hem pi ing to do so his throat contra?is ow ing to Hie paralysis ol' its muscles that is characteristic of tho disease. If your dog approaches eagerly when you offer him waler, puts his tongue lo ii bat cannot swallow, and perhaps gags. h..s convulsions and froths at the mouth, then you had belier have him :.; or.eo examined for rtibles being, of course. oxlreiUely careful lo allow none of Iiis salive tb Careful td allow none of his saliva to Human beings afflicted with tho disease, being nore scusutiw, more imaginative and apprehensive, aro, throw.'-. inl'< convulsions ni the mere Bight of water -especially wadu" from a (np suddenly I urned on. An ticipating the mi of drinking, the throat paralysis asserts Itself and the w inde Infected nervous system is con vulsed. Tho favorite brooding place of tho germs pf rallies ls Hie nerve centres. Tho original germs Ira vol fro ni tho point of iniei lion through tho circu lation, Infecting all the rn-rves ol' tho body ?ind besieging, as I hey multiply, the spinal cord and the nerve centres of tho brain. As tho disease progresses there is more and more paralysis of all tho nerves and muscles. That of the throat is particularly noticeable he cause of the dllllculty of swallowing. Hut quito early lln-re are jerky mo tions of the legs In walking, and of the arms when they they are used. Applicants for I real nient at Hie Pasteur Inst ii nie in New York who show these signs on entering are Im mediately subjected lo other tests. Sometimos the Pasteur physicians will blow a breath Ol' lill' suddenly in the patient's direct Ion. Even thal slight, sudden drought of air has heen known to throw an appli cant for treatment Into convulsions. A certain patient who complained of thirst, bm could take ho water, suggested un experiment tb one of the nurses. She divided a peeled or ange hilo small luis. One of. these slie offered lo him Ile opened his mouth lo receive it. bul Hie moment tho mois! object touched his lips his teeth closed With a siia|i. ll was ?1 Siglllll from Hie paralyzed throat. in addition to the Indications refer ed to, thc eye. bf r?bl?s patient s are enlarged and have a look ol' anxiety, sometimes of terror. Wherever there are nerve.- lo actuate muscles lue disease shows Itself. Infection willi raides is most dan gerous Whore tie- nerves are nearest Hie surface. Communication to the spinal cord mid lirai ? is ilion tjtiickori When the face ts Hu- point ol' Infec tion, morl.'lily is su per ceil I.: hands and arm. (10 per cent.; the lower ox 1 rotuli Kies, 30 per cent. Infection at the end of Hie fingers is also par lie lilli cly uni .n i unnte. owing ld the centering of nerves there directly henea I li the skin. Don't plac e any r'l llllliee Oil thal hoary "mndstotie" sujiersl ii pt ion Tlie most approved "nuidsioho" are (boons halls composed noisily of lilli.', ejected frdiii Hie stomach of a hoi or cow. or other ha i 1 covered animal Hint scratches itself w it li ii s longue. Naturally, this fibrous mass will stielt to a moist wound hui il is no more otllcacioiis in removing germ-! Of Infection than a piece ot blotting paper. The charaet?rlsHc nuuiliestatlons ol' rallies ?ire lound in Hie large nerve (...Hs. principally of the brain. They nie crimson colored bodies in those Cells, which are never found except where rabies is weil developed. This discovery was made known lo the medical world in 1003 I? Negri, of the University hf hiv hi, Haly ami name lins been glVf?l to Hie little crimson spots which th" autopsy dis covers in (ho nerve cells of victims ol' rabies, now known lo medical science as "Negri bodies." Dong before this, in i ss.".. Pas teur recognized rubles as a germ tits* ea e and advocated Hie preventivo ?Cr tl 111 treatment willi which lim name is identified. One year later Hi" ori ginal Parleur Institute was opened lu Taris. Prom thal lime until I'.Mi:., Inclusive, 20,201 persons had been treated nt this instil ute. Tile success of tho treatment wa remarkable, aCter Hu? preparation nf CUT AT CHURCH DOOR PRIEST STARRER WHIM; SHA lt? INO HANDS IN CHURCH. Ut nek on Pastor C;ICN?I?'*I n l*llllic in Missouri, and Two Moro Wore Slash ed by Wealthy Partner. Standing itt tho doorway of his church at Salisbury! Mo., shaking hands with tho departing members of his congregation, thc Rev. Father Joseph F. bu holey was twice stubbed by Joseph Sch nette, a prosperous larmer and one of (he most promin ent members of Iiis congregation, tine or i he knife thrusts made a deep wound in the priest's temple and the other eui his neck ?ess (han a half loch I'rom tho .insular volta. The priest was hurried to a hospital where it was staled he has a fighting chame tor recovery. < Vealed a Panie. Th" slabbing of the priest caused a panic among tho men and women wlio were Illing oui ol" the church, as pi ad ?cally all ol' them knew Schnette and the mein hors of his family, who wer-' standin.!; close, hy when th.- lar mer whipped out his lons knife. His wile and live children reached the door in time to see a do7.cn men sil ting on the raving mau. trying to subdue him. lt is evident thal the larmer became suddenly insane, as I"' had no reason tor his attach on 1 lie ;,i 'esl. and in addi' ion had hoon tiding queerly for a fow days previ ous. , The police of Salisbury also are convinced Schnette is insane. He has been ravins almost constantly since he was locked up. Later he was sent to a sanitarium until bo recovers his reason. Attacked From Rebind. The priest had finished his mass ami had walked to (h? door ol' the church to shake hands willi the members ol' his parish as they loft the building. There were llbOIlt 'IUD worshipers presch I and they were leaded lo Wit fd the door in small groups. Father l.uhley was shaking hands with a woman when Schnette came up from hehiud. lu his hand then' was a Shari) knife and just as Hie priest dropped Hie hand ol' the woman lu- tell a sharp cul on the forehead. Willi an exclamation of pain Father l.uhley turned around and as lie did SO thc killie mach' a deep wound in his neck. The priest reeled and tell to the Moor, blood streaming from his wounds. The members of the congregation seemed stunned for a moment and Hum wo men screamed hysterically and rush ed hastily lo the street. Most ol' the men also seemed be wildered, hui about a do/en ol' the worshipers grappled with Schnette'. Ile sll'UCll out wildly with his knife mid cul i he hand 01' Mrs. Barbara Hinter. who was trying to pass through the door. John (?ates. Olio ol' those who overpowered I he far mer, was dashed Oil the elbow. Schnette was one Of the wealthiest farmers ol' Salisbury. due ot his daughters was a chum ol' Father i.ub oley's cousin, who lived with the priest. Tin- two young women visit ed mich other frequently, and Father I .ll hidey abo dined often ttl Ibo home Of Ibo man who tabbed him. the scrum ami ?is administration had been reduced io a system. Mortality Hom Hie disease was reduced from '.1 per cent during the ll rsl yea: to j IS per cent in I 00,2 During I ha i period Pnsteur Institu ios foi' the treatment of rabies were established in most ol' the lar.se cities of the United states. Al Hie presen! lime thc mortality in cases treated at tho New York Instituid has been reduced to fi per cen I deducting cases whore I ho patients nervous system before applying for treal mehi had become SO pernio;ited with serins that death occurred od fore thc serum could lake ..Heel The wittie ol the Pasteur trent mont is now so ll emly established (hal ilie tut I Mos 1 ll sor li tn for rabies is available io every physician, ll is prepared In the laboratories of Ike health departments of mosl of tile luise lilies. The serum is obtained from I'llll liiis Which have died alter heilig ili oculaIod with Ibo fixed virus of Ibo disease. Their death occurs in from six lo SOVCIl days. Their spinal .-ords, which contain the dchth-deiil ins serins, are removed and dried in hell jar- over sodium hydra!., for fif leen days. This render the cord ha rm less. lt ls then crushed into powder and Olli ll Isl fled in a normal salt solution, ami is read) for use as hypodermic I ii jeni lons lu tho first stage of tho treatment' Tile subs?quent Iii joel ions tire made with serum from cords thill have been dried fourteen, thirteen, twelve, eleven, len, nine days and so on. Finally, nu emulsion of a cord dried only three days, which pracli cally all Ps virulence, is Injected un der the patient's skin, his system he big now practically I in ni ti mo to tin rabies germs. These Injections are made daily for a period coverins fifteen to t.WOll ly one days Tho I real ment is not |hti H ftl I,OXOe|)l lol' thc slight smart Caused hy the hypodermic needle which is inserted through tho pn Helli's Skill at the belt line, in Hu case of human beings. ORIENTAL HORRORS NEW YOltKER HELATES TE H KI HEE AI )\'ENTURES. Sudden Death of a Companion. [Mis lead ('ll I Ileso Coolies mid Imprison ment Without Trini or Heaving. Three months lu s mlldowed Chinese dungeon, on false Imprison ment, has cured L. C.' Stewart, of New York etty, of any desire to agaiu retain lo the Oriental country. Ile is now in Denver. Col., recuperating. Here is his advice io young men who think tliey are anxious to seek ad venture in the Ear East: "The Orient is no place for a young 1 mau and I would advise no one to go there, our wost ern ideas of mora lity and decency are soon lost in that 1 fount ry. Most of the while people. Including Ihn women and oren a few of the missionaries, lake to drinking heavily in Hie Orient and seam un able io slop. A general laxity of morals results. lu (he European (pluriels anything noes ami you do anything you care to do without los- ' hlg casie so lom; as you do not make 1 loo much noise It's a good place to 1 slay away from." The Terrible Muck Cholera. 1 Mr. Slow url was a liri tish collector 1 of roven tie with headquarters tit Heng Kong. On one of his trips to I Hi?' Interior he picked up an English- : man by the natue of ('liarlos Frank, was broke, and wanted to get out of ? Hie country. On the return trip they 1 were riding together on lim hacks of coolies, slates Mr. Stewart, when all of a sudden Frank screamed, and throwing Ills arms in the air foll on Stew,ni. the black vomit pouring from his inoul h. Wilkin IG minti- i tes lie was dead. ? .'The coolies lied panic, stricken | ai (he sight," relaies Mr. Stewart, "hill I (livered (WO ol' t llCIU With ll) V I revolver and foi ced them to return. \\ e made a rough pine box and burl ed Frank, marking Hie spot with sion es. Then, with my two coolies, I . started for Hangoon, expecting that : I myself would he si ricken any ino- I meiii. The coolies knew Hie black ' vomit had fallen upon me and were ; afraid lo come near nie. To my sur prise I was not stricken and reach ed Hangoon after a terrible trip. False Story and Imprisonment. "My ol hoi' coolies ?lad leached i there Hie day before, and whin I was i al once arrested and, without, a hear- i ?UK. thrown into prison, charged with having murdered Frank. The ofll cials would liol accept my ON.drna I ion and I could not get t?'; v.o make ah investigation. Then hogan ; throe months ol' the worst torture a mau could endure and still live. I i was tn a foul, dark (i'll, dripping with mildew and decay. Once a day a guard would bring nu- a howl of some tili 11> concoction thai only unscaled ni". For days I wein with out loud, lying on Hie dump Moor o? my dungeon "At lasi I received a call from Hie lb ?Hi ll resident, ami after thal wai allowed lo have a loaf ol' bt'Cnd lind a pint of waler a day. I became de lirious with lever in my conscious moments was sure I was dying. After seemingly endless weeks of suffering an expedition was sent lo lind Frank's body. "ll was at lasi hl'Ollghl lo Rnn gOOli, and liiere an autopsy showed thal lie had died from < bolera, as I claimed. I was released in almost a (lying condition. When I bad re covered sulllclenlly io travel t went io singapore, sein in my resignation und went lo Manila. I never care lo see China again." SIKH I.H HE MUZZLED. Ibis is Hu- Only Way to Stamp Out Hydrophobia. The H ll reall ol' Animal Industry of ibo Untied siaies Department of Agriculture published the fullest in formation respecting raides ?md its iron i mont tts exports declare timi rabies is one ol' Hie most easily eradi cated m' all infectious diseases and shorn! be st bili ped oui. 'I'his could he done by muz/ding all dogs, as its transmission by other animals is loo rare lo need consid?rai ?on. Willi all doe,.- mu/./.hal in Hie United stales for a few days the dis ease would disappear entirely, as has hoon demons! i ab d by Hie experi ence of oilier countries Tho de partment, however, recognizes a illili cult obstacle io overcome, lu reality lhere ls no cruelty what ever IlllliCted on a dori in causing it |lo wear a lilli/,/le winn in publi? places or running nt large. The intimais soon become used lo i! and manifest not the slightest incon venience. in Hie absence of mux/ling tho disease will continue year by year, causing conslanlly increasing sinni hig, llnanclnl loss and death. The department ellos Hint, owing lo the enforcement of dog muzzling laws in Holland. Sweden, Norway und Oonuunj rubles in man has al- j most disappeared In those countries, j The same results are being observed in England, lu Australia, where th-! Infection has no' hoon allowed to euler, I be (liseast 1 l's no wonder i trary; just lok at SAYS ITS A LIE. THAT IS THE WAY MAYOR* HAUL MAN RF.lMdlOS To Hui Charges Made hy Severn! Newspapers that Biyan Received Campaign Funds from Ryan. in its last Saturday's tssuo. Ibo Now York World, which wac ailtiod with tho Republicans in tho national olootlons of 189G and 1900. nu I which will ho fighting tho hatti? of tho Republicans in tho campaign of inox, insinuates tlint Brynn, through Ids brother-in-law, who was chair man of the Democratic. Stale central committee Of Nebraska, secured $20. 000 from Thomas 1>\ Ryan in 190 1, to finance Bryan's candidacy for the semite In Nebraska. Tho World. In ils hiller haired of Bryan, descends Into the dirtiest gutter, when it says Hitit "aller" this contribution from Byan, the Nebraskan "came oven" to i he support ol' Bal ker, Insinuating thai Bryan was bought. The News and Courier endorses Tina World's outrageous slander and inwardly assault on Mr. Divan, and sven heaps upon him meaner insults; lea1 insults I lu* Democrats ol' tho roi. ii try ind the Democrats ot Sont li Carolina' by its attitude toward the honest man who has been twice the party's leader, and has been already so chosen tor a third time by Sou tn Carolinians: lu supplementing tin Illach of The World. The News and Courier says thal "Mr. Bryan is no better than he ought to he does not prove i bal he is not as good as a practical politician can be. That his pose is i Inp ol' au angelic Democrat, belier than his fellows, is a little Ir ritating, bul we still believe that per sonally he is ol' a higher type of probity than was the lalo .lame.; (;. Blaine or M. S. ?Juay, and the living Charles IO. Murphy and Roger Sulli van." Lies of the Blackest Sort. A dispatch from Omaha. Neb..says lame:, c. Dnlilmnti, Mayor ol' Omaha ? ml member ol' Hie Democratic. Na umai Committee Hom Nebraska, said i'm .May in reference io Tho World's n t ii b" on Thomas I ". Ryun's contri bu? ion : "Damnable lies ot" the blackest sort' Pile il on im- a.- hard as you want lo. I am the arch criminal in ibis, and Bryan is absolutely blame less. Bryan supported Parker during Hie whole campaign, took the st um)) Tor him months before the money was paid and never known of ils pay ment. "After the St. Louis COUVOntion adjourned, the National Committee und to select its chairman. Taggart nf Indiana was a candidato, bul the Customers were fm- Sheehan or some other man fro lil tho Hast. Ue lleving that a Western man would make a heller head for the National Committee I look np the fighl for Tangari, who was elected al an ad journed meeting a few weeks later. "Sheehan asked me what were tho chances for carrying Nebraska for Barkel I told him no man living could tell what Nebraska could do until after the StiltO convention made its nominal ion 'I came straight from New York to the state convention in this State, and there saw there was absolutely no hope of cari.vin;; Nebraska for Parker. I lliorofore wrote Sheehan that money ami speakers sent here would be wastc-d. "Bater in the campaign, in October, I saw we had a good chance (d' Oloct C. W. Beige, our candidate for gov ernor. and I seul T S. Allen lo Now York to see if he could get some financial help for lin- Stale ticket. We got $1 fi,000, mu 20,000, in three payments of 5,OOO euch. lt was all turned over to me. mid I spent ii all in the state campaign, not one penny of it coing into th.- National cam paigii or to Brynn. "The niomy did good, and whil . Roosevelt carried fil? Slate by S::, 000, Herge lost it by less I li ti n 1<V 000. 11' we bad had s I ."..nun more we would have carried i lie Slab- for Beige. "There, 1 think thal ls all there is to say ii bon I these trumped up charge's ol' the New York paper. M \ Bryan never saw tho money, never knew of il. I got it all and spoil I it all. H all came h'0hi the National Commit tee, whether from Sheehan or Rytill I do not know ?ind do not care, and no money was med lo In fluence Bryan, as lie worked for Barker from thc start." I lYl. VH?R1MA.N CONViOTFA), Men Arrested Near ha n ca st er Found (?nilly al Raleigh. The liv yeggiiien a crested near Chester, charged with Hu- robbery of the postolllco al Dunn, N. C., were, in the Federal Coori at Raleigh found guilty and wen- each sentenced to live years in the penitential^ at Atlanta and lo pay a line of $500 each, l'or the Government the case was vigorously prosecuted by District Attorney Harry Skinner, who urged the Court lo impose the lull penalty twelve years' imprisonment on the mon. The evidence on which the conviction was made was given by .ctors. by John i1'. Me ditan of Boston. Mass, (!. Wilson, ol' Bel/.er ono of the yeggmou.4 BRYAN REPLIES TO TIIIO CAMPAIGN LIE PUT OUT HY THE WOHLD That H<0 Had Received Money From flynn as an Inducement for Hint lo Support Parker. In a statement given out at Lin coln, Neb., to tho Associated Press on Thursday night Mr. W. J. ?ryan replied to an article appearing a week ago in a New York newspaper, charging that Mr. Bryan was the benettoinry or a campaign contribu tion made by Thomas F, Ryan. Mr. Biyan says: "I have just road the story charg ing that my brother-in-law, Mr. Al lon, chairman of the D?mocratie Slat?1 com mil tee. had a conference with Mr. Shoehuu In 1 !?04 in regard to campaign funds; (hat Mr. Shee han, as Mr. Ryan's attorney, secured from Mr. Ryan $L\000 for (he Nebra ska campaign; that Mr. Bryan made the contribution lo secure my open and unqualified support of Judge Parker; that to disguise Hie source ol* the contribution Mr. Ryan gave (ho cheek to Mr. Sheehan, and that Mr. Sheehan guve Iiis checks to Mr. Al len. "Chairman Allcnnnd Mr. Dahlgren, Nebraskan committeeman of the na tional Democrtalc committee, have already denied the charm's and slat ed that the only money received came from ile- national committee. 1 de sire lo add the following statement: "Mr. Allen says thal he never saw Mr. Sheehan or Mr. Ryan and I have no reason lo doubl his word. If Mr. Ryan contributed to the Ne braska campaign ii was not with my knowledge or consent. While I had bul a rem?le personal interest in the Nebraska campaign that year, I am interested in Nebraska politics, and am interested in national poli ties, and am not willing lo be. in the slightest denr?e, obligated to any favor seeking corporal iou II* the newspaper in question will secure from eil lier Mr. Sheehan or Mr. Ryan a statement or prove? in any oilier way (hal Mr Byan gave io Mr. Shee han, to any one else, or lo the na tional committee, any sum whatever with ibo understanding thal the sum WOUld be used in Hie Nebraska cam paign, I shall see that the amount is returned lo Mi. Ryan. "As lo the charge that my support of Judge Parker was purchased, I need only say that I announced my support of Judge Parker immediately after tho St. Louis Convent ion, and thar support was open and uhulwli fled from fhe Con?*2 ric- "ui . im polis closed. 1 had opposed his nom ination, but ho had no more loyal supporter during tho campaign. I was in correspondence willi bini: and both On the stump and with my pen rendered all Hie assistance 1 could. While Hie paper that prints these charges was selling its columns to Hie Republican commit te to be used in caricaturing Judge Parker, my paper was urging his election." * Frank Johnson, a negro, who kill ed a married woman because she re fused lo elope willi him. has been sentenced lo be banged at (.'larks burn. W. Ya.. .Illly 17. * LANDER COLLEGE (Formerly Williantslon Tomato College.) GREENWOOD, S. c. Kev. .lohn O. Willson. President Opens Sept. IS, I DOS. Comfort able. Rt ea m hea ted, electric lighted building, in city limits. Hood food Home-like life and oversight. Thorough teaching and training, (.'ino work in music and arl. Cost reasonable. Send for catalogue. 375?? Square Feet Covered With - Pumps, Packii Belting, Pix Valve . . . 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