???'ilfiii l.il'i Hi 11 f ? III th<* ? !i'!d the infection
ye,lied up III the I > J111' > I i.div ileip III the
liewt, behind 11-* i ror.'-hial fnb< -, or deep )n i
tee abdomen behiiid the intestine*-, latent, but
apable of flaring up under certain conditions,
k'li-li a^ bad air, too close confltwinent to the
house, absence i if sunshine, iiiadci|iiatc food.
At b*ast per rent of autop ;ev, t matter what
'he cause of death show positive evidences of
?i;ih infection. lb me the chances are that I
;.ra< 1i'*a 1 ly :*!l of u l.aibor tuberculosis verms, I
'm-ii tlioupb we t-onsid?-i ourselves peifectly I
vv ell.
'Mo* colon bacilli. Is a natural inhabitant of
? lie intestinal ? .inal of man and man*, animals,
tudlnarily it ? ei-in.'* to be harmless, but under
'?rt.'i.n comlii:oii-i r flares up and piodtj es s.-m
ou ' trouble, sii- ii a apie ndieltis, gallsloin ul- j
cej of the bo w ?? I, i till:*:. |n i 11 on 11 Is Some ?. f
? f . ? - ci,:.<lit ions wlii'h ii out opinion. ? ? 11 ?? the :
olon b.i ? 111 u into virulence a re e sees ? ? ? meal |
'ating, III- abuse of "liver pills" and other '
aih;nii'>, eating v,h?n not huopry and taking
alcoholic beverages lo stimulate the appetite.
