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• o o a llt y , a a d t im a pasead
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O n a m ig h t a lm o s t a a y t h a t the re c ip e
1 to e a h a p p y b a m « w a a w h a t h a s been
a p t ly c a lle d * “ b ta n d ” d i e t
W h ile i t
Is s o t li t e r a lly t r u e t o s t e a t in g hew
m a k a s a h a g t o a m a n , y e t i t to t r a a
to r* " eo*“ ‘ * ct,OD b e tw e e n K
c h a ra c te r.
B lo o d th irs ty . lu s t f u l
sag
m o o s a r e th o se t h a t s a t m a s t l a rg e l y
t a i t o a lU u u a / u t a A U lZ t a * '* * * * ** * * * n t **'
ly g r a t a a e d f r u i t a s t e r n * * " " * * " * *
nanism to ana tar sdentlats to settle,
bumbteet of us can afford to
f f l i â t a t a ’
s n . T . ’^ a : - ■
e x p e rlrn c c to see b o w a c u te a n d
U r . th e sense o f t e e t . c an becom e by
a v o id in g foo d t o s t has a s tro n g ta s te .
N o o n e k n o w s to e d e lic a te s w e a ts
e lls t e a a d d bites
b ites to e a r t o a » *
a n d a d r i d d s * , oHs
c a rs a te a u d f r u it s w b o c a ts b a g s
c h u n k s t o flab, flash a n d f o w l h ig h ly 1
fla v o re d
and
d e to x e d
w it h
b it in g
W r b e h r ia fe w a h a a l
Premier Typew riter
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i a p a r t o f d ie t a s t o
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the result of a preconcerted con-
•piracy. H e denied It and wna then
treated to th e jo y s o f the ‘ashbag’
— th a t is, his Bead wna put in n bag
f l l l e t f w ith
ashes. T h e jailers
1 beat w ith a stick upon the bag,
cauaing the ashes to penetrate
Into the eyes» mouth, nobtrila and
ears of the prisoner.
“The process was then wound np
by what la known a» the ‘truth
finder,’ a sort of w c o -I.- ’creeps
by which the temples n t »he prta-
oner are compressed. Thia waa too
much fo r the man. H e confessed a
lie.
“ I waa glad to learn a few days
taler, however, th a t the torturers
had been removed from office fo r
th eir unseemly work.”
ORIGIN OF MONETARY NAMES
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by au:
can be as
R a b b its , w h ic h h a v e been to e p e a t o f
A u s t r a lia a n d N e w Z e a la n d t a r m a n y
y e a rs , h a v e now b e u m ie a e o u r o e o f ta rg e
rev e n u e.
F ro a e c ra b b its to th e v a lu e
t o o v . r MU5.CO0 w c r . e x p o rte d fr o m V ic ­
t o r ia . N e w X e a to a d . la s t r e a r , l a a S d l-
U o a to »70,000 « o r t h o f pre se rv ed r a b ­
b its.
T h is b u s ia c u !s d a lly la e re a
N o w t h a t th e tra p p in g la d u a tzy la
a a Im p o n a u t o a « . vm p lo jrtn g u I t doss
a t v e r a l tk o u x a a d hand «. ».- J 1« la rg e ly
e ffe c tiv e la k e e p lo g tb s r a b b it peat la
check, ih « chxace« a re t h a t th e m e th ­
o d * o f co in p u lap ry « u p p n u l o a b o w « b -
fo re e d o n l a n d h o l d e r « w ill a t le a s t be
m o d e ra te d by th e s o v e ra m e a t.
T h e ra b b it« la A u s tra lia a a d N e w
m la a d w e re o r lg ia e lly ship ped Worn
E n g la n d , a a d i t Is a lm o s t im p o s d b le to
k e e p th e m o u t o f tb s c a u l« ranches.
F e n c e s b av« bean b u ilt a ro u n d to m s
a t t o a t w U b g w i r « n e ttin g s u n k
1» la e b e s b e lo w th e s a r fe r a to p re v e n t
t k e ra b b its (r a m g e ttin g la d d e . b u t a a
«a
u n d e r th e w o oden s id e w a lk s , a a d
a a to ly tu m fid o u t b y . good dog.
* * h„
« • « * » • M ablt t o to e
A B B ira u ja i PM .
DAW
QiajTnr Aupsimw.
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to
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I t w o u ld seem a s I f a o a m u re m .n te
w h e re in to m e e le m e n t o f d u r t t r do ra
n o t e c l - r a r e e v e r tfe o e o u th ly t r jo v e d .
W « E n g lis h f o lk ,s a y s th e L o ndo n W o r ld .
m » y » a t « o u r p le a s u re s e a d ly l o t h . b u l k ,
b u t W b ea th e y a r e o f a a o u td o o r n a tu re
th e re Is no d o u b t w h a te v e r t h a t th e y
e a n e o t be to o « s a ilin g o r too dang erou s
t o p le a e « a. I t 1« ) m t because m o to r -
la g 1« f u ll o f th e p o e r lM ill 1er n f m lo h ip e
th a t l i h a t b re o a ie ae o o o n r c u rly po p­
u la r . rs p e c ia lly w ith w e - -
who ,r e
e v e r m o re -c a d y to 'fe e f -
e e lt o f p *F -e u re f re ta r» «f.
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th e t b l c l - « a t t r a f f i c W h P r
n ltM * o f
t t e e i l e h e u n e e 1« « 0 b - aC ir Ir - d o r T-jod
a n d H e ld . I t le e ’ w * v * «re- - r «retí t a
b e e p b e f o r e r t o e m « b » f e e t ••»•>• t h e t iv e a
o f o t k - r e a r e e S s a d l w i n p '« - - « d i n Jaop.
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v o n d e rtu ÿ
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man^ ‘carnto,’ from
which U l*c a m e uagal to call a sil-
T* r **» c h a ’tu rn ip .’
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Ik e extrem ely heavy responsibility
w
h i c h the
th e T
r n in n a w
pm » n
n fln w to
which
Trojans
were
under
th
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creditors.
. f w r i U r t a 7 ? * u * * * “ F a ; “«lace
’ b? T i to
diet I feeve been aa-
T h e Itoinana ware in the habit
to n la b e d a t th e n u m b e r e f cnaee o f
w h ic h I h a v e b e e r A X n « r ^ i r í
of touting up th a ir coins in tbs
presence of the legions^ and if a
O fte n h a v e fo u n d t h a t t h e ir o u so ep tlb ll- piece of money went higher than
t t y to cold« b a a q u ite gone. Booh fe c ta the top of the ensign’s flag it was
• • I b a r e ja e t w it h p o in t to th e e o o c lq .
p ru u o u o u « ‘above the standard.’ ”
Wtto
th e p ro d u c ts o f foo d w b lo b was
s o t r e q u ire d e n d can a c t o n ly a a a po i­
son to e v e ry o rg a n In th e I t e j y which
la mom s u s c e p tib le to cold«.-'
■ e ld in g e f C am el
W -a c
“ Io th e q u l.t
ro o m .
th e lo r d «hoxe-
b e r la t o ’e etoee,** e ay s a
U o e e e b o ld W o rd s . ~ m e a
w r ite r
le e v a e d
la
to
t t e t e e tiq u e t t e , e .m r t d r e e , e n d r o y a l
tu n e tlu n a r« a « k d o w n h e a v y v o le u ra a to
* * * w h e t w a s d u n « u o siieh a n d such a a
oceeatoa. » » « a t l f e l p ie la r e e . s h o w in g
w lt o a iia u t e s t e n a c t aoaa tb o d e ta il«
r f t h e c o u r t e o s ta m e u n d e r v a rio u s e lr -
.•u m s ta a c« « », a r * r e a d y to t h e i r h a n d a .
“ Ia t h e shah o f I ’s ra ta e u a i l a g T 1«
■he k a l w r soon to a r r i v e t 1« l b . h i e *
( d o g t o r e e r iv « th e m o a a r e i. o f M a e , '
U t h e e o r o a a tio a im m in e n t ? Ia o n r
r i 1 h . r o y a l p r in c e « ,* « t o b . m a r r l r d '
»Vh«n n a y o f th e « « w e n t * h a p p e n t b . 1
i f f l e l a l » a t th « lo rd c h a m b e rla in '» of-
« o r k n o w « x a c t lj w h a t to d o . A n d i f
• o m . p o le « shou ld c r o p n p w h ic h b-
o o t b«»n
/ „ , e o a t n r i o r m o re .
to » y h a v e th « re c o rd e — g r e a t . h e a v y .
r i a l , b a t u t t e r ly f a i t h f u l r e c o r d * —
aa t o w h a t w as d o n« o p t h « la s t w a .
• Io n .
P rw a d w itt
T « « . ib « y liv e o e
p r e ro d e n t, th e e « « fla k ie r« f o r " c o r-
re c tn e s a . tl.« e e a b n . w a a l b a t o n o f
y r e g t a a r l U e « . ' T h . , « g lh o f -p re e r-
.k
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L a “ ? 1" * ■ * • b“ t w * ° t T r “ * - i t >
“Rustling” ia not a practice pe­ t o . n ig h t t h e y d r e a m o t p re e e d e a t
culiar to the western fro n tie r of
the I'n ile d Htatea, In Somaliland
there are adventurona spirits of
••Mary." _ _ __ _____ _ _
a like aort, bnt camels instead of
gkotb er, “ I t a eem ed to m e you
cattle are the booty they covet.
a u M to J o h n t h l w m o n i l n g r
^ T d t o " ^ e b e ra p tle d . T m
Camels in Hom aliland are kept in
T h e la t e P a u l d e Chell
grent herds aometimee numbering
o f la d o o l t o b l e
b ra v e r
T h e Id e a l T o n h a v e 1
.MI.IMHI.
Huch
numbers
involve
p e r t u r b e d hlq>. I a t h e
r w a u r a .”
wide arena fo r gruxing and conse­ »‘ t . c u e « h ie e l r w ee eel
“H araat I» | flreeme
quent diatanrea from the few w h a t h n m o r o u e , s a e a t h
toot I aaw klm kiesinä
T o ri
■ te n .“ — '“ *
places where w ater mav lw found. 1 r l b n o a .
On« o f th e v e to « *
The ponies used hy the Sotnalieafl
the I'e n n s y lv a n ia r a ilr o a d « aid o f w I
also manage without drink fop »r> to o a n n o a e e o o te n t o f hta
• 'H a v e n ’t J t t o r r le d y oo b e f o r e r
three or four days and when etn
' f r . d o I h a illn « o e a
• t o e d to e c le r g y m a a p le a s a n tly o f th e
'
f ^ f f b t a o . l h t L _ _____ ______
y o u n g la d y fr p m C h ic a g o w h o w a a ployed fo r herding have, like thefr
• ,i« u a h b n .
P H s e v e r f o r g e t a rid e
a b o u t t o b e jo in e d to th e y o u n g a u q
masters, o u ir enmete’ milk to
v once to o k w i t h m e . H e r a t to t h .
fr o m O ebkoah.
•c t e a r o f t h e t r a i n , a p o r i o T r e ?
quench th eir th irs t. These big
“ O n ly t w i t » . ” sb
herds offer, o f cotirae. a fremen I
doua tem ptation to the raider, aa u o " l h l i i s T t o L B . * “ " “ * “ * r h “ * t o < • » * •« ■ “ 4
many ne 1I»,«IO rnmela bcinr taken I “ N r . d a C h a in « , to r a a u - —
a t a tim e and the excitement of rowki see t fco o t h e r t r a l a
*• Y « * - c o u ld «oo t o e , a e.,1__________ __
E l s D e g - A y a y o u e e s ta la M a t ;
d r i t I n g o f f e u e b a herd at fu ll gal
p r c lt y
n e a r in e v ita b le
H a « old to
toMnrn
M v »a m y m a s te r 7
lop fo r 4ft or 30 mllea, with the e » m e a s I to o h m y s t e a d • t r a i l , htoM
E a r D o g —W h y . i t w a s lo ve a t
, “ ‘ ;0 0 . ' l ' í t o , • * ” * A * ««** a ptoee
asperated « w n e r possibly hard h|
• M k * - f i b * p u to a d m » o ff th e e q f
\
pareclt end the ekamwe of the o f r h a l h T
t o 8 1 » « d o w u .- D e t r o it F re e P re
" W h a t o a e a r t h , t a r .' 1 a ah od. ‘do
raider Undine bta awn ramp has
ij
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w«»ev -WglglB U
" * * * • H n e o f t o o th a o w V
to be la pastori beaitb aaa fallea
»•»»»*• a
• prey
pray to
Io aoaMtether
souMtother trib al
al
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Why.
hy. 1
I t t n o h . ' h e a a a w e r e d . tov
tatogsntoa to eattog. T h> diversion, appeal* torerietlbly ta « ”“ r leg« a a d a ru m w o u ld h« S y to g
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Nothing has ever «qtffihletî i t
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thl«
W h eP w r i t h T S S -
boa iw ü t e g tota gaaeroue ta le r la ttee paper.
B in g h a m to n , N . V .
but you have the profit o f quality, the profit o f good health.
Dr.King^
New Discovery
i’»CgBffSi"«.nt.
e r ,jr
weighwl * °
•to n t h a t I t l«r tb e s y e te m o v e rc h a rg e d
m o r e a b o u t i t , b o th « e s t
t b » ! - j: e ly » r « e b y m * ll,
« d d rn s s D r . K l b n c - f c
■¿ L .'
v
-------- to e p e r fu m e m a y
^ - a i i t J i ’. J !* 8 W ? * * *
In r - —
w in e o r b e a r , « n d o v e r c o m e s t h * t u n p le a s a n t
fr
£ to 7 ,2
n ft« ,
often wonder where
monetary names came
I ’ll tell you a few of them.
th e b e a u ty o f
‘O b o ld w a t e r a n d s c a ld in g p e to
T c r b s d .ffcc„
. o i io w t n g ^ u r a
to
O w rd ra .
eras as e a c h bud blossomed ami .mil««
ftoyal it made from pure, refined Grape Cream o f Tartar—Co«tfl more
eel«.
the **
that toe cigar waa ■B<*-Pou«»,l ’»»Hock, when he would
I ^ d T . • “
, h receive
or, per
, p e ' “ a h 28
* |tound
* ’ • “ » « sheep,
• A
change, there would be a few lambs
! * * nt back* Tb* laconrvnience of
T h e r a |a m u c h c o m fo r t t o b e fo u n d k e e P *n K a i' <M k
sheep at one’s
'
In a g a rd e n . | h a v e w a tc h e d a p o o r banker’s led to the introduction of
t W o m a n a < 1 l i t t l e box e f flo w e rs a t g bullion.
a
le i
flo n v tn c :r .g p r o s , t h a t th e
dev « r e o u t o f o r d s r .
R O Y A L S
■ M h t . W t a a t a t a l k * ,
■agtoaheaw .
»»I
It
e v id e n c e o f Idd-
■ e y tro u b le ; to o
fr e q u e n t d e a lr a I o
p la in ^
A Perfact
For AB T h ro a t.
Curat
Lung Troubles.
tSeMykotairaa
« f t ^ * / 2 0 0 S * i t S a S
t io n u f ik e k id ­
n ey»; 9 » « ta in a !
*
AVOID ALUM
its sm»
"nWd
1 “ <
u a . « L
.- r a u .u
t e u s
“
, u n h e a lt h y c o n d i­
and look in the glass—-you will see the effect—
Yoo-can’t help puckering—it makes you pucker
to think o f tasting it.
By the use o f so called cheap B a k in g
Powders you take th is p u c k e r in g in ju rio u s A lum
right into your system— you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
but
k>«
. fro m LI« lip « lo n g e n o u g h to In q u ire :
B im i
|^ th a n Alum
eVj o n « < > --
• íb e r e hue bue« a eenretty e l
small change of luf%” seM C. Iff.
a tH u u to t o n C M . Wnghamton, for M jam rs w ith the
a M e rm a n
U nited N tatee treasury depart
■t.
to to re !,
A tw u
m ______________
li y
i H e ra M j»f recant date. “A ll sorts
• -
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a rd v by th is v e ry Is t r e p M t ’ v
P o o l-
t o tb s c a lle r W tto t h e ° * r e a s o n s are assigned (o explain
l a ^ ií
Eh '¿5!1
thia condition, but, whatever tka k a r d y e x p e fttto a a . r r e U r e - - t - t v t n a a a d
r ld la g . eareleeeaeae 0 » th e r iv e r an d a
" O o t o M e c ig a r s te a d
cause, It is vexatious. However, It g e a e ra l d le re g a rd o f d e a r e r vtgr.ale a a d
g e t a flfte e n c e n t c ig a r , fe
la not ao l>ad new In the w ay of to e e d y le e o f tho se w h o t r o w to o o fte n
a n d b r in g m e t o e r^iyr.“
exchanges aa It was In the "M ea m e a n n o t e u l y p e r s o n a l r is k aed a eta -
l a a f e w m in u te s th e
" it. b a t d a n g e r a a d m a y b e d eath to
times.
■
p e e re d , p u ffin g o o u te u te filj
'
to
a
e ta.
if
I a n d b an d ed to e a M e r e w s I
“The early Ita lia n s need cuttle
t ld n g e p e c u lia r « p r e e a t o u o n th e a l - 1
___
Instead
o
f
coin.
A
iierson
would
, 5 *rw ,
| • « - , Im e . rend for change a t S i
t ra w *
y o u r to n g u e to
1 ’.í'
a x is
Í
s it
aervM A'ctnegel«:-•
an a re g in iv a » i^ 'r e g id
d a o re ro u - p re ! » p r
t o I..
w hen «
s tt
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soon as grass becom es s h o rt o a th e
. M r . B u a a le ■ w ill b u rro w u n ­
d e r th e w l r . a e tU s g a n d e a t up th e g rass
o a to « Inside.
R a b b ltx la th is c o u n try r a r e ly b u rro w ,
b u t a re to be to o a d la stam p s o f trees
a a d u n d e r f a lle a tim b e r , l a a ad a b o u t
C h ic a g o , w h e re to a d Is d iv id e d to r b u ild -
to g purpoae«. r a b b it , m a k e t h . l r hom es
p a rt e f-th a *
a n a c c o u n t t o to a
H á r te te successor a
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“This P articular prisoner waa
tortured in > order to wreat from
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fl)led with- w et saud. Thia iaatre-
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e f the culprit,
f o r b a e v id e n tly
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aótion
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treated like k i n g * » a d
• • compared w ith those of
m ania,” a a id John T. Kkalls, o f
Portland, Me., aceordlag to tbo
Louisville H eraM .
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abottt six months ago and saw a
man arrested. B e l^ c a rio n a , I d »
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¡arta after looking eto to Use window, tried «nd released the next da v, aa
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