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FHVfcIC AL FA THtUl Dees It IsdruH tha SaaeaptlbUlty te CesUgloas Diaasaaa? It hu long been aooepted that physical fatijpie greatly infectious increa s e s the susceptibility to dis¬ eases. Two £ ranch physicians have recently been endeavoring by means of experiments to oonnrm this bar of view. white They subjected a sum* rats to serere exer¬ cise (running in a rotating oasre) for four consecutire days, for seraa hours each day. Eaght of these tired out animals were in¬ oculated with attenuated anthrax ▼inis, four animals in a normal condition of health being inocula¬ ted with the same virus at the eame time, in order to serve as a standard of comparison. The re¬ sult was, that seven of the eight animals belonging to the met series suooum bed, while all the animals of ths second series sur¬ vived. The authors thus explain tile curious tendency of epidemioe to break out among soldiers dur¬ ing great and manoeuvres they that and on cam¬ paign, soldier rendered urge many e a is susoepitiole to dipeess by fatigue who would have otherwise eecaped. Why Woeaaa Are Rot Humorous. A writer in the open letter de¬ asks partment why of in the literature current there “Century” are no lady humorists. He then goee on to answer his question by explain* ttf that from childhood man finds the sawdust dropping out of everything, worthlessness sad soon discovers ths of much that passes for valuable, Therefore h*learns to smile end sey: “Is it not ab¬ surd?” instead of allowing his pas¬ sion for something to adore over¬ ride his growing desire for truth. idols But, on the other hand, a woman's are so much a part of her life that when they are broken ehe cannot snap bar fingers, nor seek mirth as an aveuus of escape. Women may possibly grow satiri¬ se!, but satire is only a form of humor. Whan lift ceases to be in ideal, some way then woman's holy, or creative at any rate fac¬ ends ulty oeaaes,” where man's says the talent writer. “She hu¬ ss e morist begins.” Every one e Tael Mains has wild land worth $90, #00,000 at a low estimate. Ths marriages of minors are six per cent. of the whole number. Italy other produces more in Europe. wine than any country Mr. Gladstone earns on an aver¬ age $15,000 a year by his pan alone. It is said that 83,000 varieties of goods are manufactured from wood. There are mere than 8,000 varie¬ ties of apples raised in the United titatee. The State of Washington is one of ths heaviest consumers of con¬ densed milk in the country. All sorts of lace became fash¬ ionable under Louis III. aud was worn in extravagant quantities. The Shoe oa the Other Foot evening)—I Jones (balling on Smith I would in find the thought You don't you at nome. go out much.at Smith—No. night now? I're given all dubs and societies. I should up my glad hare and be to you oome up spend an evening with me eooa mooally. donee—But wife might think the your me in way. •*» Smith—Oh, she's never home at “* f* a meeting Of •OOLAtUee OOClety for D-titutafroor Supplying Thimbles To-morrow to nlgM the she goee to the Queen ■ Daughters, ®**t night to tue SOOlAtMS rt# OI U.. ute Bight. Ira awful Dome lonely up sad to be see married, a fellow. 1 ball won A Psrallak A fourteen-reax-old “Gmlraatou boy. Tribune, writing for the draws this parallel between a dog and “You a boy: have hoard it said that the more will vou whip a dog This the better he like you. is a mis¬ take. He only pretends to like you eo that *Boys vou will not beat him any more. nevsr like a par¬ ent who boot# Mid bangs them, though they may deal pretend to. There isa good of s boy im a dog.” ’ _ Stars Bet Mesial After Disoardrars. 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