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predispOsing people to the disease, is one of the best preservatives.

 Fifthly-That the ordinary use of animal food is better than cOnfning ourselves entire ly to vegetables, with a view of escaping or rendering the disease less malignant.

 SixthIy-That it is not contagious, but de- bends mainly for its progfsss and malignity on the state Uf the atmosphere.

 Seventhly- this state of the atmOs- phere, whatever it may be, does not exist at any great distance from land. and is at length nsutralized on the ocean. When the U. s. friSste Congress visited Manila in the year 1920, on the evening of the, 4th day after her arrival,' case of Asiatic Cholera occurred, and the ship was immediately ordered to get under way for the purpose of proceeding to the China Seas. Wilhelm these narrow seas, number of cases occurred, the last of which was "n the morning preceding that on which she passed through ths Straits OfSunda. Al ter this. no new cases occurred; those preNi- ously ifl soon recovefed and the ship has remained from that tin10 perfectly freq. from any infection of the kind.. From these facts, we believe it to be utterly impossible for the disease to be imported in vessels from Eu- rope, and that if it appears here at all, it will originate here, and not be imported.s :.

 W. '. Eng.