the channels of trade labelled or described in an accompanying circular as a cure for disease when he knows it is not, is beyond the reach of the lawmaking power.' Against the argument that the fraudulent statements for curative powers were not blown in the bottle nor printed on the original label, but carried on accompanying circulars and wrappers, the court threw out the contents of the defence as beside the point, and quotes the law as follows: "That the term 'misbranded,' as used herein, shall apply to all drugs or articles which enter into composition of food the package or label of which shall bear any statement, design or device, regarding such article, or the ingredients or substances contained therein, which shall be false or misleading in any particular." Several New Local Publications New publications issued by Sanatoriums and Anti-Tuberculosis Associations spring up so fast that the JOURNAL cannot keep track of them. Here are a few new ones of recent birth: "Our Banner," a quarterly by the Dexter and Piscataquis Anti-Tuberculosis Association, Foxcroft, Me.; "Anti-Tuberculosis Bulletin," a quarterly by the Philippine Island Anti-Tuberculosis Society, Manila, P. I.; "Nerve," a quarterly by the patients of the West Virginia State Sanatorium, Terra Alta, W. Va.; "Grit and Grin," a monthly by the patients of Firlands Sanatorium, Seattle, Wash.; "Oaks and Acorns," by the patients of the Cook County Tuberculosis Hos "St. Thomas Aquinas Sanatorium" FOR the treatment of diseases of the throat and lungs, is located at Mentone, California, on the famous scenic kite shaped track of the Santa Fe R. R., four miles east of Redlands. Altitude 1800 feet. Offers all the advantages of modern sanatorium treatment in an ideal all the year round climate. Rates reasonable. For information address Sisters of Mercy, St. Thomas Aquinas Sanatorium, Mentone, Cal., or Dr. Gayle G. Moseley, Medical Director, Redlands, California. When dealing with Advertisers please mention JOURNAL OF THE OUTDOOR LIFE pital, Oak Forest, Ill.; and "The Optimist," appearing now in new dress, published by the patients of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Sanatorium, Mt. McGreger, N. Y. The JOURNAL will gladly arrange to exchange with any publications of this character. WHY WAKE UP AT DAYLIGHT? Use a B. K. B. and sleep till 8 o'clock. Our B. K. B. keeps the glare of the light from your eyes. On and off in an instant. So light you do not feel it, and oh so comfortable! Postpaid for 25 cents. 5 for $1.00. NIGHT MFG. CO., 9 Harvard Sq.. Cambridge, Mass. Star Ranch in-the-Pines Sanatorium FOR Free-10 Pocket Cups! Tuberculosis One more month (April only) to introduce our "HANDY" Pocket Cups, we will send you 10 of them Free with each order for100 Fillers at 85c Postpaid These fillers are doubly waxed, absolutely leak proof and guaranteed to please you. CLIMATE Do you know that when one who has had tuberculosis attempts to secure life insurance through the agents of the Southwest, the companies, in considering the risk, take into account whether the person to be insured intends to remain in the Rocky Mountain region, and in cases where that intention is expressed, the risk is not considered as great as in the case of persons who intend to live elsewhere? The insurance companies realize that climate is a factor in the treatment of tuberculosis and in maintaining the health of those who have been cured of the disease. Albuquerque,N.M. has a combination of high altitude and low humidity, which, if combined with proper care and treatment, afford an opportunity for the very best result. There are six sanatoria in the city, boarding houses for the health-seeker and furnished cottages for their use. There are also ranch homes just outside the city limits. For information relative to the city, accommodations, etc., address Colorado Springs Facts and Information: World renowned health re sort. Ideal all year-round climate. Established 1903. Altitude 6,500 feet. Situated in the heart of the woods. Among the fragrant pines. Gorgeous mountain scenery. Specially constructed rooms, cottages and bungalows. Private sleeping porches. All modern conveniences. Nurses and doctors call bells. Physicians and trained nurses in constant attendance. Well equipped laboratory and treatment rooms. Out of the dust, smoke and noise, and only twenty minutes from Colorado Springs. Treatment: Outdoor life, in comfort, day and night, in the most perfect atmosphere in the world. Fresh air hygienicdietetic treatment. Rest and graduated exercise. The administration of tuberculin, vaccines, artificial pneumothorax, and other approved therapeutic measures in suitable and selected cases. Rate: $75.00 per month. Includes general nursing, examinations, treatments and all medical services, besides room, board, sleepingporch, lunches and diets. References: County and Societies. State Medical Staff: Edward Moore, M.D., Phys ician in Charge. CHAS. O. GIESE, M. D., Consulting Physician. Alice L. Witkind, R. N., Superintendent. Gertrude L. Connors, R. N., Chief Nurse. Maurice G. Witkind, Business Manager. When dealing with Advertisers please mention JOURNAL OF THE OUTDOOR LIFE THE OAKES HOME DENVER Rev. FREDERICK W. OAKES, Superintendent COLORADO A Homelike Sanatorium in an Ideal Climate ¶ The altitude of Denver is 6000 feet-the most favorable altitude for tuberculosis, according to the best authority. Many people going to Colorado would be glad to know where they can find a proper home, care and direction. The Home is built and equipped for the best comfort of its guests, being beautiful in every particular, with every known comfort, and perfect in sanitary appointments and methods. There is a large farm in connection, where the poultry, eggs, squabs, flowers, etc., are raised, and also gives employment for those able to work. The rates are extremely reasonable, varying from $30.00 a month to $65.00. The Hospital Department is in charge of trained nurses. Also a perfect treatment and operating room is recently added. The advisory physicians are men of world-wide reputation and greatest experience. Write for Booklet. THEY'RE GOING FAST! Over 100 Parcel Post Exhibits Sold Already! REPEAT ORDERS ARE NUMEROUS WAR NOTICE WARNING:-On Account of the Greatly Increased Cost of Raw Materials, Especially Paper, We Cannot Make Up Another Lot of Our Tuberculosis Parcel-Post Exhibits to Sell at the Present Low Price. However, There will be No Advance to Those Ordering at Once, While the Present Lot Lasts. ORDER YOURS NOW. ONE EXHIBIT, $6.75 C.O.D. 26 Custom House St., Educational Exhibition Co., Providence, R. I. 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