Logan Republican | 1912-08-20 | Page 7 | Cling to Superstition

Cling to Tncir ...ptrttltlon . H The Chinese. like the Indians k't"Q . H their medicine men The tucdlcr t H slontirlcs hao done an ndm ir-l H work In China, and now, albeit as a H last resort, a portion of tho 430,000,- H 000 of population will appeal to them H In preference to tho nntlve doctors. 'ttfftH The London Lancet says: "In somo iS'l localities tho natives may still bo t 1 found burning largo quantities of gold ' M and silver paper along with Incense 'H In tho hopo of averting, for example, l M a threatened Invasion of their homes V ,H by cholera, plague, or smallpox, or -'iH firing gunB and beating cymbals in iH order to frighten nway tho malignant W H spirits likely to give rlso to mlschlf." . H h M