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h: I planer" vol ' , mfihmfiwmmu Aha. y. .1...” aibls to obtain almost equally Ill lifllllhll lb ssorisllty 261- nrmgnnt "gong, ‘ iowlnl HDWIl-illil Ielilflll‘ i° _ [Lister first used his new technf stlfi: and inrllilllnmr , iilqoo on compound fracture -— hi.‘ 10405.“ ‘llnrtho-hi setiltns-opllw‘ tures in which the tissues and slglu- Prscties 0f mo; “no gt thew-ins thelnultlii- oqqy the broken bone were torn ii ‘ity was Qvnlflllllitr-x‘ u-u . .1. -.' om. and. infection admitted to tilt Galleria: a deplorable con- broken area of bone; this ‘was a dition m be betterednfl-ilter-Jn who of case in which the results, wounds} thoughi-‘at thir time its

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The terrific climax of this gnat drama of adventure and romance - amid the paaaiona of the frozen Ndrlllw-mbjieVlr-Qnilillg conflict oi man ‘afainat marw-beast against boast-and ma]eatlc Nature con- quering all!

syn.» studen .

5% mm.- began the at coagulation or clotting of the

had been most hopeless, and i11- which- am-‘putation of the 1111RPM!

counters were ~ (armor;- lthrlifitwislstllllbd =09 bend to * aw

....,

w "r raw- TP-“T- m" .- v ' - . g1 u‘; flghf pensd up for the ex lanationgii suppuration and loo t h n. \- hd improved shin”? i! Gordm toPnewae. 1133,1121?) in. worm-in Edinburgh wuuu in-rectiou-"Hs iwi srsviciur 3:12;...» ‘(fheeeiafegt in his hos- welisgbymfirded 10%;‘ "mats 1i. ' _;_ mo”, o, non,“ had lasted-only Ievulyfliiifl- bi" ‘Y “"10” "i" 4-“°°“‘P°"F‘°ii "d situl Wards W" "iiiiiliiiii- i“

in the nrsfpii-ioaiteaautoi; the secondfiilail, and to third. dit- ‘°_ d... . u, ..' _ . .

" . """". - ti . What this somethi in the 1 . The

d d upon an exception 0n d . p8 1 p tlent to patent. Gifiiiilflliiii i3! iii $95-03!“ 7"" 7"”, 3; gm’: ioundstion oi anatomi- iir might be was solved for him 0133118,, n, mo dong. “no in his and mm)“ - I r m. cal and physicolog-ical knowledge. by Pssteufs discoveryof microbes Glnogow wnron and in the com-

oi the seison.

Gajlbiliet haeujust struck mid- sessbn jdrxn. Bis work Wed. night was scintillating. to say the least.

The i Johnson's and Bay-teas. Acadia performers, were dhinhl: lights all evening.

Five flout-bles- and Diamond-jetting the gate twice- w-hile Eaten repented once tor Acadia. ' .

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The teams are grateful w: ling- er ale (Peerless) thoughfully d0- ncted by J. and '1‘. dinni-

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l-lbt Dog! shouted a fan, when

the Abegwelin. opessd the scoring.

H6 50f. 1£~ -EJ. AGQYII, DIDQI-iflwl‘ 0! b1 h - n f 1 d v 1 wid th in that procession V 0 R 0i‘ 100i‘! ° ""138 0 ii" Up to this time when blood yes

‘he Arena an“! gnaw“ um m“ firhichai dpgarly 1ove." ieiiievemn“ like“ mm 1t m“ sela were tied to prevent bleeding. “NIY KID” TODAY~3.15. 7 AND 3,45 a fins specimen of the much favor. an m“ m“, w” onnotntod teed of the surgical profession for the ngnmro, o; on}; o.- nneh were FEATURING "BIG BOY" M t

‘ii iiiiii iliiiiflllli“ lPPlii-IQI- Acadia: snmoon onno 3on1 {Inflrmgry m; ll time. For some years previous ‘an long and hanging Jy-om the JUVENILE COMEDIAN a ' 16°’ 11°" Eve- 26¢. 21c, 11¢.

""" m“ .. .. . . . . -- . -- . - - -- - ~- for some time devoted much of hi 0 fliiii “m9 145i" h“ "W351 that wound to provide a track for the J. Johnson . _;ttohuoh to amputations, then thi iiililiiiifliiiiii W" dei-iirmiiiiiii iiim‘ escape of the aver-present pus. li ‘

“Doriw lendenon’ performance hsd~the fans ealiiul many times

Wednight. He is inst pooomm‘ one _ 5mm n u“ 1 no; inew the cuuse of decomposition, 4 n 1 l o; m I those below was usually occupied by :1 l ' " i " ' _ oi the best defence man. in those “mu I U“ "H" W"; £52110]; Oiirihz you-numb ind could prevent it in his lnbora- lfgnltufesiggtlze flgjamfiilse on.) iozon m- more distinguislu-tl visit. .~ n '8" im-Ti-s- Third Period that period oi Listens life in whicl Ory. lit was clear i0 blip Ibiii discharged from the wound, then 01'8- > he w“ BUM“! no“. the “m, "ixnilar means ought to prevent de~ slowly healem Lister now round Lister now lmgiln to iukc nu ur- ' Earle Prowsei back checking Ahu“; ' m,“ no other nnngoonn onmo to n; romposition in wounds, and there- tnn; by nntng Mn nnygnonuc tivn interest in Bacteriology and and stick handling was one q: (hspmwoo .no_ Amqng ghg gong gufggqng "ore do away with suppuration and method Mn “gamma oonlo he out the time he devoted to its study ‘ femures of the game, Agdgflgn ,1 06111-55. no woo nromgnonq, h“; mnish the so-called hospital di- on nnon and npowod to roman; was indeed enormous. At this Gum," . an mo“ Wonk won mnmrtnny m. 100888. in nonmon without dgnggr or pun-e. time he entered into corrcspoud- __ P~——- » "Fiji 5on4“, same-Mic improving of the art o 31 W03 "p011 111i! Dfiflflipifl that faction. He was also able to re- 01100 Willi 908K001‘. and-ilk‘ fliili iii“ v .- _ sugar» Bu‘ m me end’ no mo; 1is antiseptic system of surgery move mnmom wmmm ‘no yoonng o; great prenchmfln ‘ileftfillliil. ins; 2 2 h: SGORiE IY PIIIIODI q-om a .er how they triemthe result was "Mi bwsti- WM?- ifi 1110811! by lb“ dread which had always attended iriends and (utmost ‘adin icrs o l) 3R __ -~-'~--~-~~->~---»~- ‘may! a lunar’ and u", no,“ am. intiseptic system ofaurgery is best nnon on onornflon, for it who has each other. in Lister s study of Flnt Period Moo“, mn of suppuration, hospital 33g. summed up in Listera own words: indeed-w remove a tumor from an batmcriolugy he Willi Brunt-iv 110111-

" J. Johnson 3 i - ' i i i fi‘lii lndly P .. m“ “h h. t; n non nvest gsition into the nature oi in nnn on, oI m; “on any inim-nmt on 1e lil. .1 l g L _ . ' 2x233. 323,122‘ i irhertrtlaairson yrvangiliigliifiiiiiei 0:1 iii’ mmggmm- and u"; iifliiiifii? liiiiii] About this Since ListerH-i faith in pointed out any weak Hpilifl iii 3.15, 7 and ' ' axpliosfble. lBut in 1865 Lister _ii0i" 0011111110115 0 i110 b10011 ii his new system ivas put to n sev- bluff-W's WOTii- i “ _ ._ lowed ma pronlom and from this elation to it, i arrived, several o"; Loon Qno m» m8 Hiatus was Lister had many (lost inldtuln mote.) ...................... 6 1m f and no “no onto“ on rears ago, nt the conclusion that yonno 1o he suffering from amuriul among continental siiPLZt-lzllri. [it'l- 9'°°”d 7"!“ —--— ' $66.01;! fin that n w; no ;he essential cause oi suppurstiou ooynpththt which gguld he rellgvut sch of Leipzig mus ilu- first. (it-r- )~ The first sectional played In the a?” 51125938 us,“ pnmlyood on;- in wounds is decomposition. by o, dangerous operation, which mun surgvon i0 liilllpl ihu I I 1 B"fl°“- Audi‘- 5 Iii-iiiiii-Ql- race for llthritima hockey honors rgry ‘idea-plumb; hisdiscovery to ""0118!!! flbolif- b)’ i310 lpfliwpflfi 0i had not hitherto boon performed antiseptic treatment. ii.» t-ouimcli- ‘ . _ ” Gordon. Abegwefts. 11 minutes. will be played 118M 0i! Wilil-Y- “b- ‘The world nlvl in showing its appli- 11° 010109131070 "p011 b10011 0i‘ ‘by anyone. Unless the patient was red it. in 1867 and mllouw-ri 11 f Puck And whjte

9011111101‘. Abegwelts. 18 minutes.

J. Johnson. Amdin. i9 minutes.

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i Third Period

Gauthier to GOFNIOR.

and that flan! accepted Q nister was app» e an ‘ sax-seen of the uflnsary

. J Anderson. Abegweits, 17 minutes Assists

SHOTS ON THE NET

uuiplaaaalavlt

18th, between the Abegweita and either Amherst or Sackville.

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mm. n- uie mnsitei iilil ii! I" no“ 1p gig s out artery in l ma" no“, Previously‘. \ dition had demanded pii o: the arm. He was emriy i“ fisd, m.- the mus hull I00 "i" were saved. in than“ W“. 14;‘ tor-o oxperiments were alwayi lea - ing to some new development in medical and surlibfll W0“- in moo Liner will! 901"“ P” feaeor of Sari"! at ills" iiiii‘ "guy and a much lsrser I00

his leavint was neatly remit“ by his students and oolleazuel- Th was looked on an n. 70008 “YEW” of great promise, whose practice

He was known as a first-rate in- vestigator and the value» oi his re- searches were already P0¢08ui104 not only in the British ilmpire. bill ' also in the leadlnl countries 0i Europe. m; took- his nroiessiuu very seriously and ilwpifliii h" students with enthusiasm; iiiid 1°“ and respect for their calling. HE had the reputation of‘ beinx a. good operator with g marked leaninr towards conservative. as 0pp009\ m brilliant surgery; and sbove n1 his was distinguished for hi! 010d esty and transparent honesty.

He left Edinburgh with Yo?! mingled feelings but as he himsel said, at one of his farewell dinners ‘fl feel that the appointment, hcw_ aver under-served on my pert i! Bi ionorelble one and just such at ' might MING been most the object o ny ambition as opening up to m‘

most important ‘pert oi 8011017

and devised many new method:

rrene and eryeipelas carried ofi

action to every department oi practice. Let us look for a moment at the

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iospitals as they existed at this ime. They were little better than pest houses. They were all sadly yver crowded, and what we now look on its ordinary cleanliness was almost unknown. Diseases. which we know to be due to the carrying of germs from one pati- mt to another, and so easily pro mutiblc, spread like wildfire through whole words. Lister speaks if one successiul operation it vhich he removed u-wrist Joint JVQX! though the operation was lone in a hospital. Tin n few of thr- sospitals, that iiud come under thr niluence of Florence Nightingale

‘ tonne“ would “many be drawn a tempt to give a short account." innovations it. met with bitter on. only some of ihc instuxlccs tli"(‘\l|'l'" _ ‘a on“, otwnlpcord n, be~used m. This was not the old struggle position. but in time come intc ins nil ovcrrhe wnrlrlwvtut in Ans- with

me tying o‘ 5mm,‘ Bu, the“ sgsinst putrettsction already estab- general use. However, in lookinr raliu and Auwrivu. lu Franco and ELEANOR ,

00am were discard“ at the end o! \ shed in a wound. it was an effort ‘back in later years after be had i101! "i000 0i "ii iiumilruu wuu- BO; RDMAN _

the term of six months m, at mo“ n prevent the occurrence of puire- mastered tho prepgrgflgn o[ gut no ries, ‘Lists-us method was no: " i

a “an Wm‘ ‘he cm“ surgeons action in wounds at all. lit was a trembled to think of the chance he 000F180. By =1 fvW if. W115i llP-ibiifi- ROY D ARCY

the “me Con‘ we", “Nd in Overt ‘ompletely new system of surgery took with the earlier preparation, ed. hut. it was many _vcnrs illiftlfti. KARL DANE ~ U“, w“. an“ you.‘ m! may ware ind. although he called it the snti- tin 1969 llisiefs great. friend and is use became sent-ml. GEQRGE ](_ ARTHUR

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actually incnisted with filth. This seems hardly possible to us today; but then a surgeon's reputation was often judged by the unclear

miality as s‘ disinfectant-had not been thought of.‘ ‘In the same year his attention" was-drawn‘ ‘ ‘the work of the greatPasilenr. iPlsteur in studyinl. for the French ‘Government. the cnuseoi terms tation in. wines discovered

' is prccessqvae dse to mic-

slspfthe csusepfp trefsction. Such discoveries inter" ed Lister and

he _lnuned_1stely_ saw‘. that here was

suppuration were in some unex- plained way set up by the a;ir, but had been puzzled by the ‘fact that air did not always set up inflamma-

l! the cause of fermentation. it proved‘ to him that he was partly right in blaming the adr.. He now came to the conclusionlhat parti- cles of dust, floating in the sir car- ried these microbes to the open wound. This he believed would clear up the mystery of wound in- Zeciiiou. ‘His belief now was that the old method of applying antise- ptics to a wound after putreiaction isd set in was useless, and. that if ie could purify the air before it mined access to the wound, he :ouid prevent infection. ._ _

lNow he began his real life work. T-Iis campaign against wound infec- ion and hospital diseases, as l ‘islve tried to explain it, was an ab- olutcly new field. and one in vhfich he was to meet the bitterest -pposition and ridicule from meio- lers of his own profession, but

ply ‘by the influence of decomposi- .ion. Now, thanks to Pasteur. he

"In the course of an extended

s.‘ These tiny organisms were

limb or even death from sepsis was the usual outcome. His results were amazing. One can readily imagine the exultation of this pm" minent surgeon when he was able to return many of these patients to their old normal and useful live!- Ei-lis technique was most laborious jhd in, many detailwunneccsaary but it was the first step in modern

ethods. and it obtained results. ffhese methods‘ were rapidly and continually modified by Lister and

cleaned them, did away with 0V8!“ gfowiiillfli and instituted seed ventilation. 03y his careful meth- ods infection oeased to be carried

fort oi his patients was so wonder- ful that it is hard to believe that England would not follow his lend. lntleed one oi the great surgeons of thht, time when operating before his class of students. referred t0 the new method in- the following terms—“My worthy colleague, Mr. ilister. has discovered some new methods to kill the germs which contaminate founds.” LHe then iplcked up his scalpel and drawing ,its blade lovingly through his fin- ,gers to test the edge said, “I oper- ate so fast that germs have n0 time to get in."

This, however, was not true of the continent of Europe and now prominent surgeons from there were iourneying to Lister's clinics.

learning his new antiseptic meth .

eds, and following them with great success in their own hospitals.

the patient was fortunate or I111- fortunate enough to live and suf-

‘individual in good health sud have

10mm fewipbd With 1110111. and, in to be loft to die, Lister must per- liw case 0f cvntused wounds. upon ‘form tho operation. After a great Portions 6f tissue destroyed by the deal of thought and consultation ‘#010000 051110 ipliify- with other surgeons, he finally de-

'i‘0 ureveut the occurrence. of cided to operate. The operation suppurstion, with all its attendant who In oomnleto nnoooon 'isks. was an object 111811110811)’ 0°" ‘At nearly the same time also, he irubie; but ‘till lately apparently did n, slight operation for Queen iiiaiwiiiiiibie. 811106 ii 899111911 B0119‘ icioria. treating an abscess by his 08H l0 atf-Blllpil- t0 exclude ‘the oXy- néw method with most. satisfactory ;en, which was universally regard- results. -.d es the agent ‘by which pui-refav- ‘Lister now turned his attention ion was effected. But when it had to the best method of arresting teen shown by the researches of hemorrhage in aseptic wounds. Tin 90519"? "iii?- Uifl 0817110 pfppiiill’ 0i’ silk and linen sutures in use were 1'10 iiliimflpbefe 09110111100. 110i. 0i! far from satisfactory to him and a 110 OXYBBB 0!‘ 011i’ gaseous constit- source of irritation in the wounds "lent. but on minute organisms HuB-|Cat-gut was the substance with Ended --in' it, which owed tbeir|which he experimented. lt hail snergyntojheir vitality, it occurred been tried before but was novor

septic method. what he was really early teacher,

Jming an was true aseptic surgery frorm the facul

—the surgery of the present day. Lister first paid ‘most of his si-

Mr. Symo, resigns-z ty of the University {of Edinburgh and ‘Lister was op

pointed to the-Chair oi‘ lClinicul Sur

through every foot of the film!

drama of the clash oi primitive emotions that "will hold and émnnui you with It: ttirms

Y‘Thei Ice Flood’

With Kenneth Harlan

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CHAPTER FIVE

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ed by Pasteur, who gave him freely

throughtout his long and ilistlugu- shed carver. ‘His results may bu estimated by tho fact that in.- com- pletely abolished hospital iiuute“ rene from his largo clinic oi Iiuu beds.

nziun, appointed Professor of Sur

Franco German war of 1870 lio ru-

ruiu and erysipolns carried oft’ lht majority of the patients after so

uipurva mam-rs wort- unitvaiiliitu; and by the Wiiliiil‘ oi‘ 1571-72 ht-

‘In 1875-6 Lister made u tour 0'.‘ ;he girincipul hospitals on flu! mm- lneut. ‘Fliveryflvhcrc ho Wilu l'P(‘l,‘i\'(‘li vith the greatest Gliiiillfiiilsill and

cundmon o’ m“ domes‘ mdaed mention to sterilization of tbs air-igery 1h tho; (jonogo [n October espcut sud many honours u-r-rt- when me yuunger ma“ be!“ to re on effort whch we know today to, this year he moved to Etiinburgl» iiimiiiieii "P011 iiiiii- ' ' l move their mots and m“ u the" >6 quite unnecessary. He also real-‘snd was soon doing the largeg; Ailel‘ returning from [his innr There 1s one ng t won t uy P

YOUR CHILD

Yet you often feed ‘him genus from the

milk bottle.

The United States Public Health Service has issued a statemtnt showing that thirty-

one epidemics were repo

rted occurring in

the United States in 1924 all of which were caused by raw milk supplies.

sleeves before attempting opera- tions they were treated ‘by their elders with the utmost scorn. During [Astor's slay in Glasgow s new college and a new hospits were built. The latter, which, it had been hoped. would abolish "i011? of flie so-called hospital di senses. proved s greet dissppont ment. Lister wrifos of it as foi- lows:

“But. to the disappointment. of all concerned, this no/hle atructurr proved extremely unhealthy. Pyae min. erysipelas, and hospital gas xrers soon showetithemseives, sf

Izod. however. that sl-l substances proved to be air were sure to be oaded with microbes, and so he izcd as the leading Scottish sur- "efiiii? sterilized his hands. hisdgeon. Unilrersity life was not. so ‘résltrunleiztshond the portion of the strenuous as it had been at Glas- v Y 1i e operated on. 'i‘his,gow. Two clinical lectures a week as e wonderful advance in sur-; was splensaut change from his ‘ very but the method was adopted daily lectures st Glasgow and his ‘Y V"? 49W. Blwptiui! his owiuhospitsl rounds were made at pllpiiil- Listeria new technique re? eleven each morning. His lectures fizz‘? “i? mm"- Dainstalring stten- were immensely popular, his class 5m o m nuts details, and the few es enormous. The largo theatre loderdliauiaiowliilfl 0:111? ‘igfigdlfhfis into: seating five or six hundred was sl- e - e e - - ind haphazard hway Wm‘ r6251“, ways packed to the last row and

private practice of his whole cur» eer. I-ie was by this time recogn-

Lisier was forced i0 iuiic the first )f many steps in opposition in llic Jlifixuided efforts to tlu- zillll-Vifi-

sectionlsis which have Si‘l'i0ll.~iiy i'l~

erferetl with fiCiPiliifif‘ roshhrqit ind education. HUWPVPI‘, in spite yf his efforts, the “tfrueliy iu Au-

imflifi AP!" “TH iliisuvd, which put a stop in virisiuriion

in England. Any iurihcr experiments on iiviui:

animals, which Lisir-r found ind-on. sury for his work. ililil ‘to ho duiu- on tho voniinieitt. 'l‘hls provml h great handicap i0 him,

in the following year Lister m.

tended the iillllfiiiiiiflllili (‘final-nus

Llsterkl most powerful ii(i\'(li'ili<‘ .5 in Germany was liichnrtl you \olk- ‘t,

{cry at Hallo in 1.367. After the .- ttirucd to ilulle lo fiuil his hospital ;

crowded with wfundctl soldiers in‘ l iwpelussly inflated suite. Pym“;

oils operations. All his t-f-foris m,‘

thought oi‘ irlosing iiu- ltospiitll. In‘

protlxtcliorl-qldffing .

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JIOHN

ARTHUR LUBIN

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Today and Saturday

'd“ I" ma“ flu,“ 2b,, nurses were c1eanandudy_ I, o me rh t decomposition in the satisfactory. After much expert .\'0vun1ber,1872 he iltuiiilvtl lu lriY" I omen they we" m“ the reverse injured part might be atvoideii ment Lister finally succeeded in biSliiFs trmiiiiiclii u il‘lil|. ilc unu- Ln n11 though, tho doom" onto do Wfl-flifiiil eliiiiidiil! l-bb Bil‘. by iippiY- producing a satisfactory prepara- mitu convvlnccti that tiu- \i.\'li[ll‘i~ .5.