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your linen it b
evidence of kid­
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
pass It or pain in
the back b also
aanvlncing preoi that the kldneya and Mad­
der ars nut of order.
W h at to Be,
T h a n ia oemfort in the knowledge so
. that D r. Kilmer's Swamp-
Reat. the great kldnry remedy fulfills every
w ith In curing rheumatism, pain In the
hash, kidneys, liver. Madder and every part
e f the urinary passage, it corrects lasblltlv
Is held water and scalding pain ta passing
h , sr had tffscis following use of Uquor.
arias or bear, and overcomes i that uapisaaant
unpleasant
aseaaalty of being compelled te go often
during »ha day. and to gat up m any ttmm
during the night. The mild and the estra-
ordinary effset ot S w a m p -R o o t la aeon
F m U em . ll stands the highest for Hs won
us of the most distressing cases.
« X * , * * ‘. a msdlclna you should nave ta t
hast. Sold fay druggists It. 50c. and $1. sites.
You may have a sample bpttlq of tab
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am shout It. both sent|
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p a m t-o f-v ie w ^ as crip tio n o f th e
in te ie ittn g d e velo pm en t o f the
W e s t , and th e n a n » « »nJ h '»-
to ry o f th e w o a d e rla n j u f ih a
earth.
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for cu n » » » i » u « « * »end I * 50
fo ry e a t'» subscription- I he book.
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t « o fu r u ú h the Ltchwit grtuio bicycles I t la
’ possible to m- hr. a t o n * small profil ahovs
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«1-U I h o r c n u u fa c T u r e r « g u a r a n t e e b e h in d your
IV a U r y r l e c r a pair o f tire« fiom •» ,—. at •«,
our caulognrs and b urn oar unheard of f u tu r
STOCK *nd
POULTRY
MEDICINE
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nw.*o yew W»ta Tear. V. a Mil
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Btoek and poultry h a «
trool.lc« which are net bowel and
l i v e r irregularities,
r ila c k -
Draught 8tock and Poultry M edi­
cine is a bowel and liver remedy
for stock. It put* »I*« organs of
digvstiua ia a perfect eouditioa.
Prominent American breeders aad
farmers keep their herd« and Hocks
healthy Oy giving them a n « r a ­
tion vi dose of Black Draught 3t jc k
and Poultry Medicine us their
food. Any stock raiser may bn j a
23-oenl half-pound a ir-tig h t can
of this m edicim f>o> his deals:
and keep bit stock in vigorous
health for weeks. Healers gener­
ally keep Ijlack-llraupb t Stock and
Poultry IL-dicifce
I f your« does
nut. tend 88 eeutt far a wwiinle
t. T ins
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m anutariurert.
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it a ll o w in g t h s a i r to escap e.
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or twice in a whole season. They wclct no mom tium
a a o r d i n a r y Ore. the punctnre rv .k U i-.g q u a h U i e b - l n g
siren by «rearel loyv-rs of thin, specially prepared
fabrteon the tread. T lis nwuli: r price of these tiros
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a beautiful brown er rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM’S DYE
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oo o r trespass upon «h» prem ises «•’ L .
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UsbliiL w ith uo ox an d lin e . Raid p r e ­
mise» a re situated on E lk K is e r, C u r r j
« u ta n .y , O reg o n , sn-i g e n e ra lly k n o w n
aa th e •‘ F o nd’ ’ pfotaik
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o r tra v s llu g th o u /h in a n y rl.e |« - 4 rm
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in y pe n au iai p o p -r ty , » i l l b » p n a e , t i ­
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O O M 6 T I P A IJ I O II .
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RAISING WORMWOOD.
I
.•'? Wla n i d i P a m Where the
Plants Are Grown.
T h e p a rta k in g o f a «lice . if j
a fte r « m eal la q u ite in
w ith p h ysiolog ical I n d i c a i ions, ainoa,
th ou gh it may n o t be g e n e ra lly kn o w n ,
fre s h pineapple ju ice c o n ta das
in , a re -
m a rk ab ly a c tiv e digestive p rin c ip le
s im ila r to pepsin. T h is p rin cip le has
bean te rm ed “ b ro m e lin ,” and ««> po w -
» r fn l la its a c tio n upon proteid « t h a t
I t w ill digest as much as 1,000 tim e s
its w e ig h t w ith in a few tidwre. It s dl-
fe s tiv e a c tiv ity varies
In accordance
■ in
w ith th e kin d Of p ru t r id to w h ich
it is subjected, F ib r in disappears en­
t ir e ly a f t e r a tires , says a m ed ic al
a u th o rity .
W ith th e co agu lated alb u m in
of
eggs th e dig es tive process is alow ,
w h ile th e a lb u m in o f m e a t. Ma a c tio n
teem s fir s t to produce a pulpy g e la t­
inous m a y w h ich, how ever,
com ­
p le te ly dissolves a f t e r a s h o rt tim e .
W hen a slice o f fre s h pineapple 1»
placad upon a r a w be efs teak th e su r­
face o f th e s te a k become« g ra d u a lly
g e la tin o u s o w in g to th e digestive ac­
tio n o f th e enaym a o f t h e jntce. O f
course. I t is w e ll k n o w n th a t d ig e s t­
ive ag ents e x is t also in o th e r fr u its ,
b u t aa i t la considered t h a t an a vers ge-
ataad pin ea p p le w ill y ie ld n e a rly tw o
p in ts r f ju ic e i t w ill he seen t h a t
th e d igestive a c tio n o f th e
w h ole
f r u i t m u st be enorm oue. T h e a c tiv ­
it y o f th ia p e cu liar digestive a g e n t
la d e stro y ed in th e cooked pineapple,
b u t unless th e p in ea p p le is preserved
by h e a t th e re Is no rsaaon w h y th e
tin n e d f r u it should n o t re ta in th e
dig es tive p o w e r. '
T h e a c tiv e d ig es tive p rin c ip le m a y
he o b tain ed fr o m th e ju ice by dissolv­
in g a la rg e q u a n tity o f com m on s a lt
in it , w h en a p re c ip ita te is o b tain ed
possessing th e re m a rk a b le digestive
po w ers ju s t described. U n lik e pep­
sin, th e d igestive p rin c ip le o f tb s
ph teapp le w ilt o p e ra te in an acid,
n e u tr a l, o r even s ik n U n e 'm e d iu m , ae-
e o rd ia g to th e k in d o f p ro te id to
la te r e a tia a
■ m » l» r s a
la
K a ir a a tta «
«ba o u a a d th e C w tttv a u a a
•< th e
-
P la n t.
M
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Ion
Tre«|MLHH N o tic e .
A yer’s Pills. A yer’s Pills.
A yer’s Pills. Keep saying
ibis ova- and over again.
T he beat laxative.
a
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W ith th e d l.p o ta l o f th e p ro d u c t fo r
y u r , Le an d er 8. D re w , - o f tjMs
plac«, clo se, the w o rk o f o n e -b a ll a
c e n tu ry as a p rod ucer o f th e o il of
w o rm wood, w rite s a correspondent o f
th e In d ia n a p o lis New s.
F ro m the
p lants gvi-vrn upon 100 seres o f rb a
valley land th e dll is d is tille d , and tin «
queer husbandm an bears th e unique
d ls tiu e tio n o f being th e g re a te s t p ro ­
d u c e r and o f h a vin g the m ost s x te a .b e
- w drm w ood w o rks ia tb s U n ite d S tate«,
i i f n o t iu th e w o rld .
| T h e fa rm Me« betw een th e shore« o f
C ry s ta l la k e sad th e m ain trave led r . nd
, ex ten d in g fro m L o d i to P iu irie -d u -«««.
, T h e residence and d is tille ry a re h id i« it
' a w a y behind a bluffU ke b ill, and a t the
end o f a lo n g , w in d in g road, guarded
by a m assive fa rm e r's g a te.
S" " -
eluded is th e place, and so u a exp ec'« d -
ly does th e w a y fa r e r com e in sight o f
it, t h a t one m ig h t suppose he « a t ap ­
proaching a spot w h ere K . n* : ' <
m oonshine is m ade beyond th e p> !e of
th e w a n d e rin g revenue co llec to r
T h e w o rm w oo d p la n ts sre g ro w n ou
tb s fa rm ha a b o u t tb s same m ann er . ,
c o rn , oats and o th e r cereals.
Ti e
p la n ts g ro w fro m tw o to th re e fee'
high. Th ey a rc lig h t in c o lo r, and hr
th e ap pearance o f b e in g covered w it
dew . As soon as th e u n a ttra c tiv e p u r­
& W ., 40 acres, application
ple blossoms a p p e a r th e e n ttin g and
S exton, D e n m a r k , O re -
d is tillin g begin. B y m eans o f a a o rd i­
C.
8-11 114. M a rc h 18 ,191 4.
n a ry m o w in g m achine w ith a d ro p p e r
A ssistant C o m m issio n er o f
a tta c h m e n t th e p la n ts s rs cut down
L a n d O tto e .
and le ft in la rg e bu nd les to w ilt in tb s
h o t su m m er sun.
As to o n a a th ey become w ilte d and
* D aft. Lists 8-062. -1 038, -1128, - 1 145
fisceld th e y a re loaded on wagons sad
I
hauled to th e d b t ille /y . w h ere a b ig
io n to E n t r y o f b a n d # ¡
Iro n fo rk co m et do w n in to the load.
|
. t a N a t io n a l F o r e s * ,
i is h e re b y g iv e n t h a t th e lan d s w h ich i t la presented. I t m ay, th e re - ( By menus o f a ro n e and p u lle y s th e
lo w , em b ra c in g
827 91 fo re , be assum ed t h a t th e pineapple fo rk w ith Its burden is h a uled up w ard
th e H ls k iy o u N a tio n a l ansym e w o u ld n o t o n ly aid the w o rk to a lit t le c a r on ra ils , w h it e an a u to ­
D , w ill be subject to set- Of d ig e s tio n in th e stom ach,
b u t m atic a tta c h m e n t I - q n le k ly m ade. Tn
[ e n tr y u n d e r tb s p ro v ls w o u ld co n tin u e t h a t ac tio n ia th e in­ no tim e th e e a r ro lls t o th e opening
homestead laws of tlie te s tin a l tr a c t. P teoapple. it m a y be o v e r the la rg e va t. w h en th e re is a je r k
an d ilie set of June 11,1
added, co n ta in s m uch in d ig e stib le to th e t r ip ropes and th e bunch o f
, a t th e U n ite d S tate«
m a tte r o f th e n a tu r e « f woody fib er. w o rm w oo d s h ru b b ery is dropped In to
I St
th e vat. -T h is is rep e a te d u n til th e vut
possible th
f - a * t * th * e
- - de­
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I t ia q u ~ ite possible
l i a f r a - e t t ü r w h o V a i’ a M ^ - ! t a b r u Z t -----------------
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f
I hl good faittu d aim in g M y
p la s t.
suds ior «grioulturai pur- ju to a eo m p ensats fo r t h is fa ct.
In th e engine room a d jo in in g th e re
»tor to la n . . l . ik fi, and has n o t
MA»T8 SENTIMENTS la a b o ile r. B y tw is tin g a valve th »
to, ■ has a preferenca t CREAT
a
steam la tu ra e d In to th s v a t so th a t'
t a h tm e s ta a d e n tr y fo r
e v e ry stem end le a f o f th e h o a ry
klly occupied.. Said
hyN
p la n t is Inuncrsod la th s steam aa d
m u s t y le ld -rih o essontlal o il. P ro m
th e vst th e steam passes la t o th s
* 1 have been re q u es ted ,* a«M eo nd ew dag pipss, ls d w X w ith o il fro m
or appl
th e herb. T h s pipes a re snbm srged
h im e a ie a d e n try '; th e g re a t c a p ta in o f in d u s try , ad­
In eold w a te r basins m ade o u t «rf
ig h t ia e x e rc is e d 1
dressing
his
th
ird
as
sista
n
t
secre­
cem ent, an d th e re th e o il collects,
p ii. r to M a y 14, 1914, on w h ic h d a te
h e la n d s w ill be su b je ct to s etU eiB en t t a r y , according to th e Chicago d ro p by d ro p , to find Its w a y throhgfc
an d e n tr y b y a n y q u a lifie d p erson. A R eco rd -H erald , “to w rite a m ag ­ a sm all open ing t e a vassa l p re p a re d
to receive It.
tr a c t o f te a «eras, w it h in w h a t w ill
asine a rtic le on how to become a
T h s o il, b e ln g o f less specific g ra v ­
lmibabiy
ba when
rv ^ e y e d , Sec.
1, T . j
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m a g n ate . I w an t yon to g et op i t y th a n w a te r, 'co lleate a t th e to p
* 6 A , B . 18 W ., denerlbed aa fo llow s
U e g iD n in g a tc o rn e r N o . I , w hence th e i a c n e th in g th a t w ill reflect c re d it o f th e vessel provided f o r th e p u r ­
n o rth ea st r o m e r o t Sec. 12, T . 85 » ..
on me and m ake my frien d s w on­ pose. T h is can in to w h ich th e drops
U . 12 W ., bears K , 10 c hs., an d 8 . 20
o f o il and w a te r fa ll is p r o v id e ' •‘ th
cb a., e x te n d in g th eno e W . 3 15 chs. d e r a t my -H te rary sty le ."
a spout w h ich a lm o s t rem-h
th ence 8 3 So chs., th e . ce W . 3 .8 5 e h a .,!
T h re e dava la te r th e g re a t m an lo p o f th e vessel, m a k lu t- I»
th e n c e N .3 .5 6 chs , th ence W .4 30chs.,
, i
tlience N . 8.83 c h a ., thence K . 10 cha. read the a rtic le to w hich his nam e lik e a gard ener'» w a te r put
thence 8 . 8.88 cha , to th e p i s e o f be­ was signed, and again addressing th ia «pot flows th e flo a tin g Ail T h e re
g in n in g , listed up on a p p lic a tl n of J . hia th ird assistant se cretary said; pomes n tim e In th e nroces« ■ ’ en t ' e
H R o u n d tre e . A gn es» O rego n; li» t
re c e lrin g vessel w ill h o ld n< m .
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“T h ia is excellent. M y reason­
8-962
A tr a c t of 72.45 ac res , w ith in
th e oil. and th is s ta te ta kn
-
w h a t w ilt p ro b ab ly b e w h en su rv eyed , ing ia p erfe c tly d e a r . T h e y o n n g
th e b itte r liq uid escaping •'
th e 88, T . 40 8 ., I t . 12 W ., W . M .,
m an who can’t a fte r re ad in g th ia th e opening w h ere th e w a te r
desvr.bed a» fu llo w e : B e g in n in g a t
flow a w a y .
T h e produce 1« •}>■
al w
ith —.
C o —
rn e r a rtic le of m ine » ta rt rig h t o a t and
C o rn e r N o . I * taba*! I —
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poured In to the s lilp p lite « « • '--
N o . 4, o f L U . B ra n c h ’s A ip liita t i' iiN o . b e c o m e a captain o f in d n a try is a
be cent aw a y to th e e a s te rn tnar
380; e x te n d in g th euce 8 . 67 degree» E
hopeless case, and don’t deserve ! kets.
18.50ch s., th ence N . 51 d e g re e s «6 m lu .
K ., 42 J O c h a , tlie n c e N . 6 chs., thence succeaa. M y lo g i» can ’t be beat, I As soon as a ll o f th e o il ba» b«ei,
8 . i t degrees 80 m in ., IV , 88.10 cha^ my lite ra ry style ia b e a u tifu l; 1 ! secured fr o m th e plan ts in th e v s t
thence 8. 38
3 8 d e a
o re
re r»
e h M
9 0 i m in ., E -, 1 0 chs. have fre e and easy com m and o f a
th e iro n f o r t la sent dow n in to it snd
to th e pi-ice
in n n i in g , lis te d upon
ice o f b e g iu
b rin g s fo r th the »team ing stein« and
a p p lic a tl n o o f J I B
. B . . M e c M illa n , Box 10% w hole lo t of fine, big-aonnding leaves.
M a n y t r iple c a n •» t *014:,
F a lla t 'i t v , O re g o • n : t ^ l i - t 8-1082
T h e w ords th a t I don't k n o w th e m e an ­ w ith th e p’net b eeiese u i the odor
8 W | S W j , th e S W j 8 E f « N L
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N h (8 * i,th e E j
la th e V n lt r -I S ts ',
T . 33 B , K . 14 W ., hOactes, iisted upon I ’m m ig h ty proud o f m y a b ility as a
re owned by M r T ire w T h é den. »n't
a iq d ic tio n o f E . A . K n o r r , P o r t O r ­ u w rite r.
f o r th e o il is much g r e a te r th r u th e
fo rd Oregon : L is t 0-1182. A tra c t of
“ In fac t, I ’ve never read a b e t­ supply. Much o f i t I» i m p o r t a n ' ' « , » >
«6 4« acres, w ith in » h a t w ill prolm b ly
E urope, fire n t tra c ts o f ia r
lit •?<
-be when s u rv eyed , bees. 34 an d 36, T , te r a rtic le th an th ia one o f m ine
40 tt., H . 13 U ., described aa fo llo w s : an how to get to th e fro n t. The
ropo a re devoted to i t - p r i c t i o p
Bey in n in g a t C o rn e r N o . 1, u lv n t cal
and th e discovery - t a b e in th e h 'w
w ith c o rn e r N o . 10, of L ia t N o . 6-619; q u alificatio ns needed; how t o ae- old Swiss women has s tim u la te ' t l -
e x te n d in g th ri.e e N . 69 degrees, K ., cure the best ic tn rn a fo r th e ef- tr e d e o f th e “ g re,m -e i ed h. i •
10 chs , ih rn c e N . 33 degree« K ., 28.80 , fo rts expen ded ; w here, when and
fr o m th e d is tille d Jnlea o f t h - pi
ch s., th euce 8. 80 degrees 30 m in ., E -,
, how to b e g in ; ail these things are
In th e post to r e a r s th e
f-c • '
3O.3Urhs., tlirn e e N . 38 degrees s u m ln . i
W ., 27 rh a , tb , nee S . 47 degrees W ., ; ■ an c le a rly set fo rth th a t I don’t o il o f w orm w ood has advance ' - f r up
£¿.16 c h s .. th e n c e S. 38 degrees K , ' see how anyone who ra n read them one to six d o llars s pound ,<Jh »■
e o iin t o f th e w ldeaoresd uss o f ah
9.68 Cl.» , to th e |da<» o
b e g in n in g ,,
unde i stand ing w h y 1 s ln th e I t Is n o t s s tlc ln a tr d t h a t V
list«-) - pon a t'p lio itio u o f L . O . B r-n v h w ith o u t
e»re ui I, B . M cbuh», H a r b o r, O rego n ; h a v e c iu m to the top.
p ric e w ill e 'e r touch th e d o ll» ’ u n -
L is t 0 1 1 4 5 .
‘•T h a t’» a m ig h ty good p oin t yon ag aln . T h e oil Is used In m aklm ;
F e b ru a ry 28, 191A
C . M . B r u te .
m en ts and o th e r rem edies. I t h s -
A s s is ta n t C o m u ils s lu n e r Of th e G a lle r ­ m ake th ere ab o n f tlie jin p o rta n c e p e n e tra tin g p ro p e rty possessed by r ,
of nsking fo r w h a t’» w an ted , too. o th e r o il, and w h en ap p lie d 'g o -
a i L a id Office.
T h a t ’s a lw a y a bren one of m y p rin d ire c t to th s bo ne."
r. naoctx t wotow
| | C m M,ILL
as
a lle
N U Ig e is h e re b y given th a t th e lands
ikreertbsd below , eaabraolng 208 .«0 acre«
w ith In th e fc ia k iy m N a tio n a l Fo re st,
O it-g o n , » i l l be su b je ct tu se ttle m en t
a n d e n t - y u n d e r th e provision« o f th e
homestead law s o f th e U n ite d S tates'
an d th e a c t o f J u n e l l , 1606 (34 S to t.,
833) a t th e U n ite d S tate« la n d office a t
R oseburg. O rego n, on J u n e a, 1914.
Any s e ttle r w h o was a c tu a lly an d in
good f a it h c la im in g an y o f said lan d s
fu r a g ria a tu ra l purposes p r io r to J a n .
1, 18 6, an d h a s not abandoned sam e,
has a p ie ie re n e e r ig h t to m a k e liotno-
s t t a d e n 'r y for th e la n d s a o tu a lly oc­
cupied. S aid la n d s were lls t e i u p on
th e a p p lic a tio n s o f th e perrons n»on-
tio u e d below , who h a ve a prefere n ce
r l« b t s u tJ io t to th e p ior r ig h t of s a y
such se ttle r, provide.! such s e ttle r o r
a p p lta a p t Is q u a il tied to m a k e hom e
stead e n tr y an d th e p ie le rv n c c r ig h t is
exercised p rih r to Juw e ii, 1314, on w hich
d ate ti>e la n d s W ill be subject to settle­
m e n t a n d e n try b y a n y q u a lifie d p e r­
son. T h e la n d s « r e as fo llo w s : W i
HWJ N M . t b e H E j m
th e E4 8 W l
N W J Pec. 17, T . 85 S , R . 18 W ., 80
seres, lis te d upon a p p lie
'io n o f 8
Sam
lo s a'io
a ; L is t 6-15
Oregon;
■“ " i w W
The SW1 L
„ 4.,
> T. 4
8 , R. U
Sec.
W . M , 40 a c re s : a
p p lic atio n o f M rs . i o -
aripllcal
hanna P ark e r, M u
a K
r a a l l.O
, O r e . ; L is t 8-1208.
t r a r t o f 48.00 a Lcrtfl.
c n e , wL
w ith in w h at w ill
p ro b a b ly * b« t W i a u rv e je d Secs. 21
a a d 88. T . 3» K , K. 11 W ., described as
fo llo w s : B e g in n in g a t C o rn e r N o . 1,
southeast c o rn e r o f Sec. 82,
11 w . te a r s 8 . 88 degrees
’ , 171.87 c b a ; e x te n d in g
N . 27.40 oh« ; th ence W . 10 o h « ,:
S. 86 degrees SO m lo . W .. 88 3 6 ,
8 .1 9 degrees 48 Ih in . E . , .
------- N . 70 degrees B .. 1«.-
th e p isce of b e g in n in g , s p ­
it itw b e rt B d g re n . o f A gn ess,
t a t 6-1210.
Ltot
»-1210. L o t 12 o f rive t ,
A
psS ® * •/« ¿i>
M are Nldney T
I Don’t Know tt.
n tu ir
R e s to ra tio n T o B a t r y o f » A n d a in
N a tio n a l F o re s t.
HARDY T . STEW ART
ü . M.
C O M M IW M O N L It
P o r t O r f o r d , Oare<s>sa.
OfBea days in tow»—Tuesday, W«
isday and Satarday of each week.
-li
.
■
e ip ie i. T ilin g s don’t come to peo­
Q U EER D IE T S .
ple In thia w orld . Y o u ’ve got to f
reach fo r them , and i f you can’t
C aan ib a liam s till exists ia th e P o ly .
see w h a t yon w a n t, you’ve got to DcsisD island»
ask somebody to paaa it nlong.
A ncient Itom ans ate c a te rp illa r» and
I ’d be m ig h ty so rry i f you’d fo rg ot ■ome A fric a n s do th e same to -d a y.
to p u t th a t in.
Everybody who , ’l l i e Chinese d ine o ff m onkey* and
knows ine w ill a t o n « recognlxc csts. w h ile ia m any couirirics people
them ns m y sentim ent».
i cat Im ru rS rx h - ICussia, B avaria. Aus­
tr ia . Prussia and F ran ce being am ong
‘• W h a t!
Raise y o n r salary? th em .
Y o u n g m an, do you know >18 a
T h e nnitves o f «¡nine» love to devour
week ia a w hole lo t more th an cla y and a re pale, Ils« le u and a m b it w u -
you’re w o rth ? Y o n ought to get lesa. I t Is suppow d th e clay contains
dow n on y o n r knees to me every arsenic a a d hence the d e lig h t in ea t­
in g it.
d ay and th a n k me fo r keeping yon
Sick people fre q u e n tly have s traa g a
here. B u t I ’m a lib e ra l minded desires fo r foods. One man s u f f e r e d s o
man, and I ’l l te ll yon w h a t I ’ll do. fro m g a s tra lg la th a t he was on tb s
I ’m to get
fo r thia a rtic le , verge o f death .ftro u g h starvatio n. T h s .
m d I ’ll give yon >2fl o f it aa a pres­ sms I lest q u a n tity o f food eauasd a a -
trvm e a s ffr r ia g and a ll m ethods o f
e n t, jn » f to convince yon th a t I ’m
tre a tm e n t failed.
Soddenly hs ex-1
pressed s desire fo r onions, w hich h e1
generous to tt fa u lt.
“ I ’m g la d 'y o u put in th a t pas­ detested » h e n in good health. He » » •
s a g e a li o u t ’ o n e « fy b e in g n e e d e d
b j it m m w hu’a try in g to succeed.
.. ..................... ...
" f * • ' • - ' ‘ O '» l
fa w in w ith o u t it?
, fin a lly given a fe w onions sn<t no '
. .. . .
-onto»» w ere the o n lv food th a t
h(. H iw a n d h c g u t well.
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