THI AM LION AMi its TRAP,
Th Ant-Lion i ui insect with tuch
thin, delicate wingi that it is often
called the Lacewing. It is called the
Ant-Lton because In it young state it
feeds "ii nuts and other insect; and it
hai 1 vc iv '"l.l wtj of catching them.
It ilocs not rim aftei them, lut ii digs
11 pit in the land anil then hide itself
.11 tin- bottom "I it. When an ant or
an) othei sin. ill insect comet near the
edga of the pit
the loone earth
rivei tray under
its feet nml it
falli Into the
trap) the vming
Ant-Lion at
one M.ai.e it
and aati it, ami
then hules again
ihhI wnitit for
thei Insect
10 fail In. When
the young Ant-
Lion is read) to
go into the
ehmalii form
it burlea Itaeif
111 the sin 1, 1 nml
makei linle
' im out ui the
K raise of land,
glwaJng them
together b
111 ran ii f n
s t i c It v ll 11 i i
huh 11 ntaln
.ml the Inaidl is
lined w ttli haaa
1 1 fnl silken
t h 1 and . 1 1
'tax in thi paat
Im ahoiH i,Vl,
month .111,1
t hen 1 o 111 a h
(brth with it
beautiful laeja
like wine,,
MINIS AS TO
HI At l
There knoUv
lag more unfa-
VWWM lo le.
mile beauty
1 raw btr hour,
Women, w,
either (TOO lie
ceeait) 04 boioe,
seiiii moot oi
thr iUv in hcil
SJ ? W .llss,p,,i,i,
have eJway. pale, uuied cornpl
""'"r.l.wrr,rlees ',M,
"" """l"' "'' hurtful M too
httlr a,Ml 11 u,r . gfo, the pereon un.
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OU Mil l.i.,1, ll... .. . . "
.1 "O HOI 1 11 111 II
..... rj Ihi before roe ir, ,. 'J
ItJotN, no, .loir half m how ,fti V1M
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THE WEST
have sU-jt enough. Diet also has a
marked influence upon personal beauty.
A gross and excessive indulgence in
eating and drinking is fatal to the fe
male charms, especially when there is
a great tendency to "making flesh."
Regularity of time in the daily repast
and good cooking are the best means
of securing not only good health, but
good looks. The appetite should never
he wasted during the intervals between
meals on pastry, confectionery, or any
Other tickler of the appetite which
ANT LION
win. J-Nei eise ik, of coins.. ...
?itai,'W!!'f-
SHORE.
AND ITS THAI
QUALITY OF FOOD AND CARE.
The quality of food is more impor
tant than the quantity. If a man lives
upon food that contains but little nutri
ment, he only lives; but he has but lit
tle strength or heart for the active
duties of life. Going out into the open
air just at evening or early in the morn
ing, without protecting the body with
sufficient clothing, is always hazardous.
Ik-coming frequently overfatigued is
apt to result in debility, and debility is
rv-i a r.
I .11
norance, and
they are al
lowed to be
come chronic and to wear away life by
neglect of timely and proper treat-
S.xtvsix sugar-beets raised in Coos
county weigh 2,0.8 lbs., and Cos is not
uregon s best sugar-beet county either.
Rich coppcr mie, have been dis
eoNcre,! " Pme creek, Wasco county.
January, 1879
u,asac. ine
lout U..1. .1
"oi, uui nen tne
least, important
cause of disease
is want of atten
tion to the con
dition of the
bowels.
No parent
does his whole
duty who neg
lects to look af
ter the health
of his children,
and there is
nothing more
important than
regularity in this
respect. It may
save them years
of misery, and
early death from
some disease
certain to be in
duced by habit
ual constipation.
Nothing will so
effectually pro
tect a person
against fevers
and all other
diseases, as reg
ularity of the
I) 0 w e 1 s. We
wonder that this
trouble is so
prevalent, since
it may be per
m a n e n 1 1 y re
medied in al
most every in
stance. Nearly
all diseases are
contracted
through care
lessness or ig