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COUNTRY AWAKE TO DANGEF
Immense Amount of Money Spen
Last Year in Fight Against
Tuberculosis.
A report issued recently by the Na
tional Association for the Study ant
Prevention of Tuberculosis shows tha:
for the treatment of tuberculous pa
tients in sanatoria and hospitals $5,
292.2S9.77 was expended during tht
year 1909. The anti-tuberculosis asso
ciations spent $975,889.56, the tubercu
losis dispensaries and clinics $640,474,
.C4f and the various municipalities, foi
special tuberculosis work, spent $1,
111,967.53. The anti-tuberculosis asso
ciations distributed the most litera
ture, spreading far and wide 8,400,001
copies of circulars, pamphlets ant
printed matter for the purpose of edu
eating the public about consumption
The health departments of the differ
ent cities also distributed more thai
1,056,000 copies, which, with the wort
done by state departments of health
brings the number of pieces distribut
ed during the year well over 10,000,
000. The largest number of patienti
treated during the year was by the
dispensaries, where 61,586 patienti
were given free treatment and advice
The sanatoria and hospitals treated
:!7,758 patients, while anti-tuberculosij
associations assisted 16,968.
Lightning Change.
4 ".Maria, who is the spider-legged
gawk that comes to see Bessie two oi
three times a week?"
"Why, don't you know. John? That's
young Mr. Welloph, the junior partnei
in the firm of Spotcash & Co."
"Well, confound her. why doesn't
she give him a little more encourage
ment?"
Sarcastic.
"I am afraid Dulby is putting an en
emy into his mouth to steal away hii
brains."
"Yes." answered Miss Cayenne; "an
it's a case of petty larceny, at that."
A noble life, crowned with heroic
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Aunt Rhinocolura and the Leg
By Ellis Parker Btrticr.
I Avdhor dTPios isPlds" Etci
ILLUSTRATED By PETER NEWELL
Last August A,unt Rhinocolura Betz
met with a serious mishap. She was
going along Main street, which is one
of Betzville's leading thoroughfares,
when Sim Dwiggs' yellow hound dog
went insane with the heat and dashed
into Aunt Rhinocolura and bit her on
the leg. By the greatest good luck
the dog bit her on the wooden leg in
stead of on the other, or Betzville
might soon have had one of the swell
est funerals in its history. As it was,
Aunt Rhinocolura hurried home and
cauterized the wooden leg, and hoped
for the best, but the dog died and its
head was sent to the city, and the re
port came back that the dog had had
the rabies, and that the only way to
save Aunt Rhinocolura's life was for
her to come to the city and take the
Pasteur treatment. Unfortunately this
would have interrupted the garden so
cial that was to be given at Aunt
Rhinocolura's house, but it came out
right enough, for Uncle Ashdod Clute
when consulted, said that as the
wooden leg was not integrally a part
of Aunt Rhinocolura it would not be
necessary for all of Aunt Rhinocolura
to go to the city to take treatment.
He said it would only be necessary to
send the wooden leg. So Aunt Rhi
nocolura did that.
As soon as the leg was an its way
Aunt Rhinocolura called in Bildad
Gubb. who is our leading carpenter
and cabinet maker, and gave him an
the wooden leg. and she couldn't walk
six feet without tripping, and the left
side of her skirt would bell out as if
blown by a breeze, when it was only
crowded out by the sprouts of the
wooden leg.
Aunt Rhinocolura said she wouldn't
have minded if the leg had not been
so much work. She said it was pleas
ant to waken in the morning and see
the fresh green leaves at her bed
side, but that when a leg got so that
it had to be pruned every half hour
it had certain inconveniences. It
worried her so much that it brought
on another attack of neuralgia that
kept her in bed a week, and the sight
of the fresh green leg annoyed her so
much that she had Sally set it out on
the second-floor porch. When Aunt
Rhinocolura recovered and went hop
ping but onto the porch to get her leg
she hardly recognized it, it had flour
ished so. It had burst into bloom, as
we might say, and in the tender twigs
a pair of wrens had built a nest and
had set up housekeeping.
Aunt Rhinocolura is one of the kindest-hearted
ladies in Betzville, and
she would never in the world have
thought of tearing down that nest and
destroying the little eggs, but she
couldn't think of any good way in
which she could wear the leg without
disturbing the wrens. It would sound
all right in a work of fiction to say
she put the leg on and that the wren
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order for another leg. She explained
that she wanted one about size eight,
and then she said she would like it
ever-so-inuch if he could make her a
summer weight leg this time. She
said the hickory one she had had was
a good strong limb, but almost too
heavy for summer use, and asked him
if he could not make a lighter one
not too light, just about medium
weight, something she could wear
comfortably until time to put on win
ter legs.
Bildad thought it over and then
said he thought he had a piece of
wood in bis shop that would be the
very thing, and that it would make
a neat and serviceable leg some
thing stylish and light, but still guar
anteed to wear well. He said it was
a piece of willow that he was saving
to turn potato mashers out of on his
lathe, but that he was willing to sac
rifice that aspiration and make a leg
of it. So he did.
When he delivered the leg. Aunt
Rhinocolura retired into her own
room and tried it on, and she was
very much delighted with it. There
were a few alterations necessary, but
not many. It was a little too long In
the waist, if we may use the term,
and made her poke up into the air on
the left side, but Bildad easily reme
died that, and then Aunt Rhinocolura
said It was the most comfortable leg
she had ever worn.
That was a very damp summer, and
a very busy one for Aunt Rhinocolura.
ahe was on her feet in the yard or
the street nearly every minute of the
day, and she never thought of wear
ing a rubber shoe on her willow leg.
In fact, she hardly gave her willow
leg a thought until one night when
she was retiring and happened to
look at the leg. and then she saw
it was breaking out in buds. By
morning it had sprouted so much
that she had to trim it off with her
nail scissors. Every morning after
that she had to manicure her wooden
leg before she could put it on, and
one week when she stayed in bed for
three days with the neuralgia, the leg
got such a start on her that she had
to have Sail-, her maid, take it
down cellar and trim it up with the
hatchet.
After that the willow leg seemed
to have really started to grow, and
often when Aunt Rhinocolura went
out for the day she would have to be
hauled home, for her real foot would
get ..11 tangled up in the sprouts of
continued to hatch her eggs while
Aunt Rhinocolura went to the sewing
society or trod the light fantastic toe
at Philemon Jones' barn dance, but
the fact is that even a summer
weight woodenv. leg goes thumpty
thump, and that is no good for eggs
that are hatching. A wren may love
its little home in a willow tree, but
it cannot be happy if the tree goes
bumping about the country.
So Aunt Rhinocolura hopped back
into the house and sent for Bildad
Cubb, and ordered a new, light-weight,
non-sproutable leg. Then she had the
willow leg carefully removed to the
back yard and planted there, and it is
growing finely, and is one of the most
interesting sights in Betzville.
(CopyriRht. 1909, by W. G. Chapman.)
Naive Confession of Little Girl Proved
Her to Be True Daughter
of Eve.
Loie Fuller, the noted dancer, told
at a luncheon a story about her class
of dancing children.
"I gave the children a Christmas
party last year," she said, "and when
the pudding came on I said to them:
" 'I have put in this pudding a coin,
a little china doll and a button.. Who
ever gets the coin will be rich.
Whoever gets the doll will be married
before the year is out But whoever
gets the button will be an old maid.'
"Well, the pudding disappeared rap
idly, and the little girls soon found
the coin and the china doll. But the
button did not turn up. No one got
the button. This amazed me.
"That night I said to my favorite
little girl, as we sat alone by the fire
in my room:
"I can't understand what became
of that button. I put it in the pudding
myself.'
"Til tell you,' the little girl con
fessed, turning rosy with confusion. 'I
dot the button. But I didn't want
everybody to laugh at me tho I
thwallowed it.'"
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practical use of this new paper yarn.
It is said that people in Sweden, es
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KEEPING THE FAITH.
From the cradle to the grave
Man is born to Buffer trouble: -For
the coward and the brave
Life. tbe- say. is just a bubble.
But it always seemed to me
If a fellow does his best.
Toiling; on undaunted, he
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Her Bright New Cook.
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lasses of Jerusalem beside you; but If
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Anticipation Safer Than Realization.
"It is not always necessary to make
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