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USE OF ANTITOXIN
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IN DIPHTHERIA
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The recurrence of several cases of
diphtheria in this comniunity ,rece”t.
lY crdls pointed attention to the fol.
,Iriwing facts reuardin~ the “~en of
antituxln in combating the disease+
If administered within the firgt
,twenty-f our hour.q after the diza~se
beconles [,,ctivc, medical ac~ence htis
demons?rjltod, without question, thnt
the administering of nntitoxin will
check any d:ingerous results frrJm the
disease, .4ntitoxin containa the “at.
ural antidote~ for the poi~on created
hy the diphtheri~ gcym~ and ia “aed
b cure as well us prevent thc,disease.
It is not a poison in any dose and
there is no MUVAthing as an qverdo~e.
It acts MSa stimulant instead of as a
deproasant upon the heart action.
Small doses are of little vtilue, whil~
repeated do.qc~ in var$ng quantities
tire imperatively demanded .in severe
ceaes. Antltoxln not only hno no in.
jwious effects, but can be used wheti
the patient is quite ill to immunize
them from potiuihle attick, Patients
ill with ~carlet fever ire ‘partifiularly
susceptible to diphtheria and anti.
tdain is frequently employed to pro.
tect tham from the latter disease.
In order to derive the .~eatest POS
,aibla advantage from antitoxin, it
should be given at the earlieqt pen.
sible “moment in the course of the dia.
eaue,’ dven before the membrane hm
commeio~d; to’ form. Antitoxin will
prevent the formation of the mem.
b~ane if given. within the f imt 24
hours.:
Unfortunately, the physician, us a
rule’; h not ‘called. until there is a cer.
tai~ 8?I10Unt‘of rnembrang in the
t%roat rind:much valuable time is loe.t,
Since’ tlib di~covery of antitoxin in
1894, “tli# death rntg ~rom diphtheria
has btiii reduced, according to mortality
statistics, fro,+ F& per cent to
16 pii i“erit. Whero tird antitpfin is
adminifitered M,thln the first hen~.
four htium, death’, from the dibaase
has been reduced pracilcally to “oth.
ing. Keep thene ficta in rnkid.
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OPEN SEASON ON CHICKENS
The near ?pproach of the planting
saaaon fo; gardens and lawns bri~g~
the se~onil question of thp ch;cken
nuinance. The peace’ and dignity of
,the .comrny:ity requiri~ that every
chicken >in camp must be ,penned UP
and kept there. Failure to observe
this regulation will l?od toSQIUO
reoul~for the of~endiig chicken,
Formal notice in hereby ~iven thut
the sea$on is now open on all ~tia7
chickens and that an~ utepu.-kan to
abate the nuiEmc@ by wringin= a few
neclm will
justified.
‘be mwafly ,and Iegallj
LIVE” WIRE NEWS ITEM
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He; *’Did you hear about th, bakel
at th big otire beiug el.uctiiiutid
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Underworld District ChOaeO*OLoGalti
of Photoplay “Th+ Cr-dle.
‘-f Courage”
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The unfor~ettablc underworld dis-
!*ict of San Francisco. known snecific~lly
ns the “Barbary Coast’{ has
been the Iocalc for many a motion
picture story, but never before, itIB
claimed, has it ufforded a more strik.
ing back~ound than. in l’TUS Cradla
of Courage,” William S. Hart’s new
Paramount pictura, which comes to
[he Daw%n theatre next Wednesday.
Frederick Bradbury, who wote the
story fio]n which the picture was
adnpted by Lnmbert Hillyer, who ;lBO
directed, is familiar with the haunts
of the underworld in the Golden. Gate
City find has depicted faithfully the
strange by-falls where the derelicts
of the Pncifi.c Coast have their habi-
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T.hene iceneu have likewise been
wonderfully portrayed in the picture,
and Borne of tba exteriors and inter.
ion are f n? above the evkrage in ma.
tion picture settings, Mr. Hart has a
virile rola, which diffsrs from his
western’ type~, an~ “proves hi~ unm[~.
takable versatility.
As a reformed crook who turns”PO:
licemtin, the part portrayed by Mr.
Hart offers hlm abtmdarit oppoAuniti=
for the display of his mimetic
skill. Tho usual Hart thrills abound
and the action does not drag for an
instnnt. Ann Little iu hi? lehding
lad~.
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Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Humt ‘enter.
tained a company of friends “at curdu
on lust Saturday Wening.
Messrs.-Ma-in’ and Dick Black left
Saturday for Hamilton City, Cd,,
where they wI1lboth engage in farm.
ing.
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You can buy dm.st mnytbing on tbain.tmllment plm-m ham. ●nd
fur%tuue,a .~buol coureo, a mqtof booke, -~ * musi-1 instrumtit,
Do you know th.t y.. can buy a $1,000bsnk account in thms.me
way 7
In buying $1,000 or any other ●um by mea;. of a bunk account the
installment prlT1l=ge will not, cast you a kent extra.
In biyi;= othor thing. you may not f-l that YOUown them until
you hava paid ii full; but the money in your ae=OUnt*ith ~ =k
any tima i~ ALL YoUR OWN.
Manmgcr T. C. HII1Of the P. D. B1.
compal IT left Tuesday morning for
an absence of s“evertil dnys on business
il Tyroie, N. M. for the company.
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Mrs. C. B. Elllott, a fornler wellknown
reuidcnt of Duu-son, artived
f~om itnton Saturday and is a guest
,Ovet thk week-end nt the home of
Mrs. c W. Hoover.
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Mr. Dougal McAuslznd of Dawmn
Ang ambunt down, and us much ‘tier
week or month m uou choose-isn’t
that m e~~ tiay to fwquife $1,000?
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and w iea Lizlin Pona!dsqfi. of SCOG
land wc~e united in martiage on Friday,
h:arch Ilth, by Rev. J. S. Russell.
,‘ rhe couple have Vdken up their
I1OUS81I eepin~ duties at Loretta,
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Thn D. D. D. club met lust Friday
evenin < at Lorkttu with the Misses
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McGarVOYM hostmun,. The evening
WUBSpent at carda,andthe enjoyment
“BARBA,RY COAST*’ OF
The Knights of Pythins initiated
FRISCO PICTURED IN 1, j Llmssof five crnndidntes,into the ran
LATEST HART FILM ! of Knight last evening.
of light ref reihmenb.
The Sund~clasS
Dawso n church, knught by
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For Salvilnclu)med clothing; men
Blick, was entertpinkd at a St, Pab
and women’s, very, reason;blo. Call rick’s ~ocial ~rlday evening at tltt
IIt Dowson Tailor Shop. 1t, home >f Mrs. G. A. Stark.
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J. A. Gufford, cashier for ‘tha local
lrood office; returned recen$ly
bm a bri?f nbsence on, buulneas in
,Ihnrt, Texas.
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A new 200-gallon hot water tank
~1be installed within the next few
YS at the hotel to replace tbe 160.
Ilon tank that has been out of com
s6ion for mme time end unable tc
?ommodate the hotel bath and lava.
y facilities.
Mrs, .C. J. Stover suffered a pqin.
I accident while out walking laul
nday afternoon which “necessitated
: nmputatiofi of one of her thum,bs,
bile climbing one of the neighbor.
: hills. n-neslipped and unloou~ned
arie rock which rolled down upon
r hand, badly smAshing the thumh, /“.
D ,,wson Hotel
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Single Meals 75c
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