A Tuberculosis Exposition is on in New York City. Its object is to make it a school. Its promoters believe that 99 per cent. of the deaths caused by this fearful plague could be prevented if the people knew how to kill or avoid it. New York City has reduced its yearly toll over 20 per cent. in ten years. It is stated that there are over four hundred deaths a day from this disease in the United States alone. In 1904, 150,000 fell victims, one in every 500. One of the great plagues of India is snakes; 21,800 were killed in 1904, one in every 10,000 of the population; and the government puts a bounty on dead snakes. Why should not the government do more for the crushing out of the great white plague? This exposition is designed to teach the people how to teach themselves in case they are affected. In a few visits one can know just what to do for himself and family. It certainly is a good thing.