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The new dleeoaery of absorbtnf medicine by
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an «- h i If yoa bara WEAR EYES, come and
soa tha groat OCULIST Ha. with his ramarh-
ahto dtaeofscy. curse aU than# afSktod wtth
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The worst and moat stubborn eaaa of rtiaams-
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spinal 1*--------tang and throat trwwbtee. Mood
ma. catarrh, plisa, daafaaaa, Sts.
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Mtsrad
gute kam cara to
WOMEN.
MEN AMD
Al
traetemela.
for AILMENTS O»
lit
who hart baas sat fro«. Storanr at
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la gboltsbsd. I «firmiti«.
plaid to Iba hadto aCMra
Radio actlrlty treatments dries _
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Radio actlrlty treatment, ara rant narro ritol
toera—Uwy thrill tila brain and bode with real
strength and rltoilty. making
___ old folks young
again Thar renew ambition and courage whan
Ufa lam drags along, and dear up dull, mud
dlad brains and body
When your thought*
some hard, your muscles and narros go wash,
and you tool aa If you were 'losing your grip,"
Radio tree (mento renew your aarra force and
bring back your rigor and rim.
The Joy Of perfect digestion, perfect dreula
Mon. perfect health
Erory nerre and erory
of your whole body awaken« through this
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ting thrill of youth -make arary muscle and
fanctloa In your body fairly town and tingle
wtth now Force and Energy. Trembling, narr-
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after a treatment of Radio Therapy.
Erory run down, weakened, tired out. n
pcroon la Incited to call and try Radio Fi
NONC ARC SO SUMO AS THEY WHO
REFUSE TO SEEI
_ ansa on# Wlllon people In this world aay
that a thing la a Ito. and hut one person claim«
It la the truth. It does aot follow that tha billion
nro right."
Hundreds of years ago Galileo claimed that
tbo world was round and recoiled
A billion
called him a maniac Near the middle of the
tact century Mores said that It would be poa-
slble to «sod message« orer a wire by meana of
electricity A billion called him a fraud. Bell,
to our own Urns mid that soon the aound of
the human rotes could be transmitted from New
York to San Francisco, and Boll was branded
a dreamer Marconi's prediction that a tele
graphic message could be flashed orar tha track
Isas miles of soa separating Japan from Baa
Francisco without wire« waa hailed as the Joke
af the century Those who talked ysara ago of
tatomobllea and cable roads and electric tree
ttoeia were smiled at.
Who was right and aaaa. the blllloa or the
Ml
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Although the oat.phoresis treatment Is bring
axtenslrely used In Europe and throughout the
Bari to the treatment of chronic, difficult and
taeig standing caaas. It has aarar before
totrodured to tha Waet You can aot afford
orortook IMa opportunity to got wall
permanently to a
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p------- tale liberal offer Is for this Brat
trip only and not awo rent wilt bo charged for
as tha T r a a f ant required to make a
fla .t o .t o ft M p .t o .
SE P T E M B E R 8 AND 9
Guardian’« Sale o f Real Estate
wby given
Motto« Is hereby
giren that tbs undersigned,
Maud MoGulte, i, ea guardian of tba persona and
of tha as talee of Ward Lfrsngood Miller and
Hasel J. Miller, minora, haa bean heretofore
I
rt of the state
by an order of tbo county
court
ateto ol
of
Oregon, lor Yamhill oonnty, made and entered
on June 29. 1914, duly authorised and licensed
to sell all tha right title and tntaraat of tbo
«bore named minora In and to tha following
described real estate, to-wtt:
Boginning at a point In tbo orator of the
county road on tbo west tine of tho D. L O. of
William Jones, north IS' weet 8t.M chain* from
an Iron pin satin center ol county road 89 links
north of moat weaterlr aouthwaat corner of
said William Jonas D. L. 0. Not 1420. Claim 44.
In T. a fl. R. 2 and * W. of W. M„ In Yamhill
eountr, Oregon; thence south 89 deg. JO’ east
IJ.99 onalna; thence south 5.2(1 chains; thence
north 89 deg. 29* weet 1X99 chains to oantor of
ooubty road; thenoe north 5.25 c h a in , to place
of beginning, containing 8 .« acre*, and that
or bond and oath
of
said guardian haa filed her
<
office in ordar to e*U «aid real property,
Now. thereto re, all persons are hereby notified
that the undersigned,
SUM ea such guardian, will,
on Friday September t, 1914, at tha honr of 1 11
m.. at the
tba wast hi
and front door of tho
o olock a. m..
Yamhill County Court Ht ones, In the city ’ of
MeMlonrllle, Oregon, .oil I at publie suedi Ion, .
ittla and Inter
for cash In hand, all the right,
rti
est which the eaid minora may h ero In and to
.Id
real
propgft*.
B f l m r --------
flin t publication August 6,^1914
TO MoOtnan,
ou ardi an of Ward Urengeod Millar
tlllor and Basel
Miller. Minora
A. Kuna, Attorney lor (aid Qnardian.
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thé " iiôôn :
Jinny people have wondered why
the part of the moon that receives
no sunlight is often risible to us,
the term being the “ old moon in
the young moon’s arms.” The dark
part is easily seen a* a copper col
ored globe reposing in the bright
crescent This that we see ifl noth
ing more or less than the earth
shine on the moon. We appear the
aame way to the moon when we .are
in that phase, and oar dark part is
where the moonshine appears and
the bright part o f the sunshine.
The reason the copper dolor ap
pears is because light has to trav
erse the atmosphere o f the earth
three times— once on coming from
the sun to the earth, once when re
jected to the moon, and again on
being reflected back to os. Our at
mosphere possesses the peculiar
property of absorbing the blue rays
o f this white light and allowing only
the red and orange to go through,
thus causing the appearance of cop
per color by the triple absorption.
An odd thing connected with this
phenomenon, though having noth
ing to do with it, is this: That part
of the moon which appears dark to
us is the same part o f the earth
that appears light to the moon
at any specified time, and that part
of the moon which appears bright
to us corresponds to the portion o f
the earth appearing dark to the
moon.
O f course it is well known that
the moon gives out no light what
ever itself, the moonshine being
merely the light o f the sun on the
moon reflected to us. The same ap
plies with the earth,in its shine on
the moon, save that we do give out
glows, no doubt, around great cities
at night, on account o f the enor
mous number o f lights. One
however, in which moonshine
the earth shine is its constant char
acter. Where the earth possesses
varying clpuds the old moon never
has any at all.—St. Louis Republic.
8tono Cake.
In very unusual seasons the peo
ple o f Raj putan, in India, are de
prived o f seeds and succulent roots
o f grasses. Under these very ad
verse conditions the barks o f trees
and even ground up rocks are re
sorted to principally to give bulk to
the scanty meal and thereby to stay
the pangs o f hunger fo r a longer
time. A (oft atone found on the
Bikanir-Marwar border o f Jaipua is
largely u.*e<I in that part of the
country to give bulk to the meager
meal. This atone is friable and
easily ground into fine powder. It
contains an oleaginous substance
which has some nutrient qualities,
and the people have found that
when finely ground and used in
proportions of about one-fourth to
three-fourths o f flour it does not
impair digestion for a considerable
time.
5 ■ f * .
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Reading tho Thumb.
The nail phalanx o f the thumb is
the index o f a person’s will power.
The other phalanx shows the
amount and quality o f his judg
ment, reason, logic. T o be properly
balanced both phalanxes should be
o f equal length. If the will phalanx
is a trifle shorter than the other the
equipoise is still maintained. But
f either phalanx is considerably
larger than the other one’s nature
is made up of conflicting elements.
There is either too much will with
too little judgment to curb it or
too little determination to give ef
fect to the dictates o f reason.
Wherein They Differed.
Dr. Emily Blackwell, one of the
jioneers of her sex in medicine,
leard a young physician deliver a
fierce diatribe against opening the
d o o n of the profession to women.
When he ceased she asked:
“ Will you please tell me one rea
son why they should not pn ctice
medicine F’
“ Certainly, madam. They haven’ t
the muscle, the brawn, the physical
■trength.”
“ 1 see, sir. Your conception o f a
sickroom is a slaughter house. Mine
is not.”
___________
In tho Homo of tho Law.
A mayor in Paris finished a mar
riage ceremony recently with the
words “ You are united.” The wed
ding party had just left when be re
membered that he had omitted part
o f the formula and that consequent-
y the marriag« was invalid. He
iromptly opened the window and
ihouted after them, “ 1 say, you
tnow it is in the name o f the law
that you are united.”
Bright Offlosr.
“ Did you get his number?” mur
mured the man who had been ran
over by the auto, to the policemam
“ No.”
“ Wall, what kind o f a looking
car wan It F*
“ 1 don’ t know, i waa trying to
get hi» number.” --L ife .
KO PERFECT HUMAIT
Too Muoh Caro Cannot Bo Oivffft
Hard Worked Organa.
kk g g r a p h ic
» .
WHEftf COCOANUTS' STOW.
Th« Way th« Nativoo Strip, Opon and
Eat tbo Milky Emit.
Measurement» of human -
I had always imagined that cocoa-
demonstrate that there is
nuts grew ou trees just the way we
no auch thing in the worl
tee them down at the grocery, but
absolutely perfect eye. That _would instead of this they have a thick
be a miracle which nature with all mat around them. It’s harder to
her infinite ingenuity has never per get this off than it is to get the not
formed. No human face among all open. 1 wondered bow my friend
the world’s l,tiu0,000,000 may be was going to get the hull off when
held perfect, either artistically or he didn’ t even have a knife. Tak<
physiologically. T o the owner of ing up the nut be stepped up to the
the face this is relatively an unim tree, turned his back and with long
portant matter, bat to the owner of powerful strokes began hammering
the pair of eyes an error o f one the nut against the bole of the tree
three hundredth o f an inch in the between his legs. After a dozen
curvature or dimensions o f the eye strokes the rough outer covering
balls may make their all important split enough for him to get his fin
function abnormal, resulting in eye gers in and pall it off. Then the nut
strain with its attendant phyrical began to look like the kind Ed An
ilia.
drews has. Again 1 wondered how
The eye responds to the a
he could get into this, for back
physical force in the world
home it would be a jo b with a saw
is, light waves which are b
and ax.
o f millions pf times more
Picking up a pointed stick he
mal than aound waves. The
punched out two. of the eyee, one
are the hardest worked o f all or for an air hole, and turning np the
gans, and the safety and existence cocoanut offered me a drink. It
o f human lives frequently depend wasn’ t very fancy, but it was filling.
directly on their accurate working. When the milk was oat be took a
The harmful results of eye strain, etone and gave the nut a few hard
never wholly absent throughout blows, and the nut opened almost in
life, may begin very early in ohild- half. With the sharp edge o f an
hood, even in the second year.
other stick he rimmed the white
Many little children, for instance, meat loose as though with a spoon
are constantly tearing their clothes, —and there it was for me to eat as
hurting their feet and legs, stum though he had had a whole carpen
bling and falling, because their syes ter shop. The meat was soft and
are so faulty that their estimates of slippery, like trying to pick up but
the size, location and nature o f ob termilk.
jects are not correctly made. Adults
In Missouri 1 had never eaten
who have been blind and are sud them that way, for by the time a
denly given good vision require nut travels that far the meat is
years to learn to see with accuracy hard, and 1 hurt the man’s feelings
o f Bafety in action. Probably 6 per by telling him that 1 preferred the
cent o f children are left handed, tough kind. One o f the nats was
left eyedness causing left handed hard, and be threw it contemptu
ness. From six to *en y ea n o f age ously to the pigs that stood in a
many children show an incompre circle around us, noses in, but I
hensible “ nervousness,” twitching of rushed out and rescued part o f it
the hands and face, fickle appetite in glee, A/ few moments later I
and various disorden, all usually caught him looking at me aa if he
due to eye strain.
couldn't quite make me out, a man L
Yet almost all o f these cases of seemingly normal— but who liked
eve strain can he relieved and ripe cocoanuta. — Homer Gray in
should be relieved in early ehild- Leslie’ s. ________________
hood. The importance o f correct
ing this condition early in the
Jumping at a Conclusion.
child’s school y ea n and the influ
Elsie sat drearily in the gloaming
ence o f the child must be apparent in the front room. She was miser
to every parent and teacher.—Jour- able, for the previous night she had
nal o f the American Medical Asso words with her lover, and now ahe
ciation.
feared he would not call. Suddenly
»lie heard a step, a ring, a voice ahe
._ What Papa Put Up With.
knew and some one speaking to the
No matter how smart and intalli- servant in the hall. N ot waiting
your little boy is, he is sore to for a light to be brought ahe gently
ire you mad some evening with called:
lowing sort of thing:
the
“ Come in !”
“Paper
The visitor entered, and with a
“ Well, what on earth do you want joyful sigh Elsie cast herself into
now?”
his arms and softly murmured:
“ Papa, didn’t Adam have more
“ Oh, my darling, I am so glad yon
than one nameF’
have com e! 1 have so wanted to
“ O f course he didn’t have more make it up and settle.”
than one name. Now, please don’t
“ Well, I ’ m very glad, too, that
bother me any m ore; I’m reading. you’re going to settle np at last,”
One more silly question and you1 said the gas collector. — London
go to bed. Do yon understand Mail.
________________
thatF’
Took the Tip.
“ Yes, o f course. But can’ t I ask
you something about the same ques
The good advice o f the laird o f
tion
Waterton, in Aberdeenshire, to a
“ Y ea; what ia itF ’
sheep stealer reads like a very prac
“ Waa ’ Adam’ his first name or tical joke. He had himself sent the
his last name F’ — Cleveland Plain man to jail, and in those days sheep
Dealer.
stealing was a capital offense. Visit
ing the prisoner the night before
Savona.
the trial, he asked him what he
The history of Savona is that of meant to do. T o which the prison
a long straggle with the Genoese, er replied that he intended to con
ended in the sixteenth century, fess and pray for mercy.
when they seized the town and ren
“ Confess!” said Waterton. “ What,
dered its harbor useless by sinking man, will ye confess and be hanged?
vessels filled with stones at the en Nae, nae! Deny it to my face.”
trance. In 1746 it was captured by
He did so and waa acquitted.—
Sardinia, but was soon back again Dundee Advertiser.
under the control o f Genoa. Tha
ancient Savo where Mago stored hia
Saved tho Edition.
booty in the second Punic war,
Sir Frederick Uori Ouseley used
Savona was the birthplace of the to tell a story about the famous
popes Sixtus IV. and Julius II. and Clarendon Press at Oxford, which
the home o f the ancestors of Co shows how very easily serious blun
lumbus, who bestowed its name on ders may be made. It was when a
one o f the first islands he discovered new edition of the Bible was com
in the West Indies.— London Stand ing out, and not till the final re
ard.
vision o f the text, when in another
moment it would have been irrevo
Thon tho Other 8poko.
cably fixed in immortal type, that
In a Great Western railway car the printer was discovered to have
riage, on the way to London, a given the following “ free” render
youth had disturbed and annoyed ing of 1 Corinthians xv, 52:
the other passengers by loud and
“ The trumpet shall sound, * * *
foolish remarks during a great part
and we shall be hanged.”
o f the journey. As the train past
ed Hanwell Lunatic asylum he re
Tho Barn Swallow.
marked :
From daylight till dark the barn
“ I often think how nice the asy
•wallow on tireless wings destroys
lum looks from the railway.”
countless numbers o f insects. It’ s
“ Some day,” growled an old gen
favorite nesting site is the barn
tleman, “ you will probably have oc
rafter. Farmers can easily provide
casion to remark how nice the rail
in their barns for the entrance and
way looks from the asylum.” — Lon
exit of the birds and thereby add
don Answers.
materially to their numbers. Its
food consists of flies, beetles, wee
Why 8h* Believed.
vils, amali dung beetles o f the May
“ What sort of a chap is that fal beetle family, ants, wasps and bees.
low who has been calling upon
youF’
Origin of tho ‘•Dun.’*
“ He’ s the luckiest fellow in tha
A dun took its name from a cele
world.”
brated bailiff of London during the
“ How do you know t "
reign of Henry VII. named Joe
“ He told me so.”
Dunn. He was extremely elevar in
“ And do you believe all he tells
devising ways and means to compel
you?”
unwilling creditors to settle their
“ I believed that, for he told me
accounts, and hence the saving,
it just after I had promised to b*»
“ Send Dunn after him” or “ Dim
come his wife.” — Houston Poet
him.”
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