EXPERIENCE OF
WESTERN GIRL
He stopped a t sig h t o f th e passion fo r A lb a n y. You need spare no ex I
In the Seneca’s face. B u t 'tw a s C or
pense, Peter.
M y own fu n d s are '
la e r who spoke first.
pledged to this, and M aste r Juggins, I
1 hat la fe ry s tra n c h e news, gofer- too, la o ffe rin g his a id .”
n o r, fo r on d e r fr o n tie r th e re Is ta lk
C o rla e r d e lib e ra te ly donned bis cap
th a t an e n foy Is com ing to d e liv e r a ' o f fu r.
message to der trib e a a t Ja g a ra fro m
Found Cannery Work Too
" I t w ill not be money, b u t frie n d - /
der kin g o f France. J o n c a lre is c a ll­
J ship andt hate w ill gerfe y o u r tu rn , j
Tiring
in g a g ra n d t co u n c il to meedt In der I g o fe rn o r,” he said.
sum m er. A ll der In d ia n s fro m hevom lt i
T he fe rtile valleys o f Oregon h e lp to
’ You have not y e t le a d the le tte r
d e r lakes and d e r west w ill come
«" f 't 'lv ‘ h - tables of A m erica. T h is Is
fro m J u g g in s,” 1 rem inded him as he
"S
tra
n
g
e
n
e
w
»
!"
repeated
th
e
gover-
1 possible th ro u g h the
I w alked to w a rd th e door.
m agic o f th e hum -
nor. “ You may w e ll say s o ! M u rra y
“So I h a f n o t." be a d m itte d . anJ
hie t in can.
o ve rrid e s o a r la w ' J o n c a lre sets o u t I
I took the le tte r fro m me and slip p e d It
I n one o f th e can­
I to b u ild a stone fo rt upon o u r so il at
| inside b is le a th e r s h irt.
n in g e s t a b l i s h - '
| J a g a ra ; the F re n ch k in g sends an offl
ui e n t s, J u l i a
■'VIII you have It reud I " asked Col- I
cer.
exfterienced
on
the
fro
n
tie
r,
w
ith
S ch m jd t was em ­
den.
— B y —
I
a
special
message
fo
r
a
g
ra
n
d
council
ployed I t was com ­
“ No, d e r young man is a ll rig h t. (
o f the tribe s.
p licated w o rk be­
Ta-w an-ne-ars has rh u d g e d h im ."
“ A ll these three events come s lin u l
cause she d id seal­
W ith th a t be was gone, and a sense
in g and o th e r pa rts
A .( A .r oZ P O P T O B E L L O C O L D . E tc .
taneousl.v. T is Im possible th a t a cci­
It
o f th e w o rk. I t was
dent so disposed them . H ere we have o f b e w ild e rm e n t s to le o v e r me.
by
B
r
e
n
t
a
n
o
'»
.
,
WÏJV S -t-lre
strenuous w o rk and
the firs t In d ic a tio n o f th e cu ltn fna apon seemed in c re d ib le th a t e ith e r o f the
she was n o t a s tro n g
o f th e p lo t. Aye, 'tis g ra v e r th a n I (wo odd c h a ra c te rs o f the w ilderness
g ir l. O ften she forced hersedf to w o rk
w ith whom I had ta lke d could re u lly )
had supposed.”
when she was h a rd ly able to s it a t h e r
C H A P T E R V — C o n tin u e d
have existed.
Ta -w an-ne-ars la id down th e nn
machine. A t tim es she w o u ld have to
— 11—
B u t G o ve rn o r B u rn e t lost no tim e
• ta y a t home to r she was so weak she
opened le tte r fro m J u g g in s upon the
could h a rd ly w a lk. F o r live years she
“T a wnn ne ars is y o u r frie n d . Ga
in doubts. He paced the room, rub- I
tatite.
was in th is weakened co n d itio n .
en gwa-ra-go. lie la not th e frie n d o f
" L e t some o th e r rend I h is ," he said. bing bis bands to g e th e r w ith satis- I
She trie d va rio u s m edicines. A t last
O n o n tltlo tfh e F re n ch g o ve rn o r gen­ " B u t It serves no purpose. T h is E ng­ fa ctio n.
a frie n d o f h Srs spoke o f L y d ia E.' e ral o f ('« n iid a . regardless o f id e n tity )
"W e have done w e ll, Colden.
We !
lish m a n and Ta-w an-ne ars are b ro th ­
P in kh a n i a Vegetable Com pound and
w ho rules at Quebec.
M ost o f the ers. C o rla e r. too. w ill ta ke th e E n g ­ coaid not have done be tter. M a ste r
she gave I t a tr ia l.
w
h
ite
people
are
n
o
t
w
e
ll-w
le
h
e
ra
to
GMAC
lish m a n In to his frie n d s h ip — not he- O rm erod, you w’ere Indeed fo rtu n a te
“ Everyone says I am a h e a lth ie r and
the In d ia n. I ant come here w ith Cor- cause he c a rrie d th is w r itin g
s tro n g e r g ir l. ” she w rite s. “ I am red-
In going to th e h e lp o f th e Seneca.
across
la e r to prove m y frie n d s h ip , ( in the thp sea, h u t because he Is a
om m endlng th p Vegetable Com pound to
man to You earned, not o u ly his frie n d s h ip ,
a ll m y frie n d s who te ll me how they
fr o n tie r 'tla said Jo n ca lre , th e F rench, he tru ste d . So much Is to he read
In but th a t o f P e te r as w e ll. You a re to
su ffe r and I am Wining to answ er le t­ man who governs th e tra d in g post by his facp. A n d now Ga-en gwa-ra-go, I be co n g ra tu la te d . B u t I m ust ask you
te rs fro m wom en a s k in g about I t "
the fa lls o f Ja g u ra (N ia g a ra ) Is about w o u ld ask th a t T a-w a n ne-ars m ay re­ io excuse me. I have m uch w o rk to
J u lia S chm idt's address is 652 N o rth
to begin the b u ild in g o f a stone fo r t." tire .
W h a t yon have to ld me has do.
P ra y g ru n t me the p leasure o f
F ro n t St., Salem, Oregon.
"A f o r t ! ” p ro te ste d th e g o ve rn o r
elonded my h e a rt w ith hatred, and I y o u r com pany f o r d in n e r to m o rro w .
. „ 2 lr? *,h.? w2 r!i ln iM to rie a know
■Sure, -tls Im po ssib le ! 'T w o u ld be a d i­ m av p o t th in k s tra ig h t."
Just how M iss S c h ib ld t fe lt. Perhaps
Colden. w ill you show M u s te r O rm erod
GMAC
they, too, w ill fin d b e tte r h e a lth by
re ct v io la tio n o f tlie Peace o f U tre c h t."
H is r ig h t a rm sw ept up In th e ges
out ?"
ta k in g th e Vegetable Compound.
“ M t Is tru e ." spoke up C o rla er.
tu re o f fa re w e ll, and th e d o o r closed
I t was dusk in th e streets, a s o ft
H is voice was high and squeaky, and upon h is bronzed hack.
p u rp le dusk th a t became velvet d a rk ­
sounded
rid
ic
u
lo
u
s
com
ing
fro
m
such
“ , ' ' h a t h!Uh ha Pr'ened to Irk him ness under th e tre e s ; and I fe lt In
Few people are us sm a rt us o th e r
a g ia n t.
so? In q u ire d the g o ve rn o r In s u rp ris e
people th in k they are.
no hu m o r to re tu rn to the d ra b com ­
“ H a th the b u ild in g begun?” de-
“ h it was th is Dp V e u lle w h o ran pany w h ich th e ta v e rn offered. So I
m anded the governor.
aw ay w ith d e r d o tte r o f Ids uncle
wandered a t hazard u n til I fo u nd m y­
DEM AND “BAYER” ASPIRIN
I
th in k
nodt.
T a-w a n ne ars Do ne ho ga w e h ,"
re p lie d
C o rla e r
se lf In an a lle y le a d in g dow n to the
b ro u g h d t me d e r w o rd t at Onondaga
s tirre d again fro m his h a b itu a l silence. w a te rfro n t— and heard o f a sudden
T a ke T a b le ts W ith o u t F e a r I f You We com edt to you as fa s t as we
" I re m e m b e r," Inte rp o se d Colden. the thud o f fly in g feet. I spun a ro u n d
co u ld r."
See th e S a fe ty “ Bayer Cross.”
’T w a s some fo u r years ago.
I re­ In tim e to see a m onstrous b u lk come
"T a -w a n -n e -a rs came because it was m em ber h a v in g seen th e m aid a t a
s a ilin g th ro u g h th e a ir, k n ife and to m ­
W a r n in g ! Unless you see the name p a rtly the fM ult o f his people th a t the co u n cil nt A lb a n y.
She was c a lle d
■■Bayer" on package o r on ta b le ts you French are se ttle d by Ja g a ra ." said Ga ha-no (H a n g in g F lo w e r), a p re tty ahawk w h ir lin g in e ith e r hand.
TTI k ill ye r, v a rm in t,” how led an
GMAC
»
are n o t g e ttin g th e genuine B a ye r the In d ia n .
c h ild a m i w ondrous d a in ty fo r an In- ugly voice. ’T i l c u t y e r h e a rt out uud
.“ Yea," rep lied th e governor. "O non- d la n ."
A s p irin proved safe by m illio n s and
skin y e r and ta k e y e r s c a lp !"
p re scrib e d by p h ysicia n s fo r 20 years. tlo and J o n ca lre firs t made th e Onel-
Tis a sail s to ry ." com m ented th e
I dodged th e k n ife and g ra p p le d the
Say "B a y e r" when you buy A s p irin . das d ru n k, and then b a rgained w ith governor.
" Is It c e rta in De V e u lle w ris t w h ic h sw u n g th e tom ahaw k,
Im ita tio n s m ay p ro ve dangerous.—A dv. them to s e ll th e Senecas' la n d ."
took h e r? "
tw is tin g m y s e lf behind h im so us to
"T h e y had no r ig h t to do go," as­
" H e d ld t n o t ta k e her.
She ran h in d e r his a tta c k .
B u t he was fa r
T he m ore th e m arble wastes the sented T a-w an-ne-ars som berly. " B u t a w a y w ith h im /’
stron g e r th a n I nnd slu n g me back la
m ore the sta tu e grow«.— M lchuel A n ­ now w ill you believe th a t Ta-w an-ne-
" I w o n d e r w h a t became o f h e r," I
fro n t o f h im as I f I w ere a sack o f
ars Is y o u r frie n d ? "
gelo.
said.
" 'T i s o n ly some th re e years
chaffed w heat.
I s t ill elu n g to his
“ I believe," said the governor. " B u t since De V e u lle appeared In I ’n rls.
tom ahaw k hand nnd c o n triv e d to
I p ra y you te ll me w h y you feel fo r
C o rla e r shrugged his shoulders.
knock up a n o th e r b lo w o f his k n ife ,
us th is frie n d s h ip ? W hen I came to
“ Suppose you fln d t d e r Doom T r a il
b u t he m ust have disem bow eled me in
N ew Y o rk to govern the p ro vin ce my a n d t come to La V le rg e du Bols. M ay
the n e xt v ic io u s sweep o f the blade.
predecessor to ld me thHt the e x p e ri­ be then you k n o w ."
"Hah-yah-eeee-eee-ee-e I "
m ent o f ha vin g you educated by the
" T h a t Is e x a c tly w h a t we w is h to
T he fe ro cio u s y e ll m ade my blood
m issio n arie s had fa ile d , th a t you had
C oo d H e a lth Depends U po n Good
do. C o r la e r !" excla im ed th e governor.
run cold.
I t s ta rtle d m y a ssa ila n t
re tu rn e d to the fo re st, clo se r wedded “ D o you th in k I t can be done?"
E lim in atio n .
than ever to In d ia n w a ys."
H is m uscles slackened
C o rla e r reflected, ponderous ns a even more.
D E T E N T I O N o f b o d ily
T he In d ia n ’s face lig h te d up again sleepy moose.
Just long enough f o r me to leap clear
operating the G M A C Plan for the purchase of
w a ste In the blood is called w ith th a t grave sm ile w h ich showed
o f him.
" I t w ill ta ke m uch tim e a n d t m oney
• "to x ic condition.” Thia often Its e lf w ith scarcely a c o n tra c tio n o f
CHEVROLET
• PO N T IA C • OLDSM OBILE
“— 1" he snarled.
a n d t then a ll depends upon d e r I n ­
gives rise to a dull, languid feel­ the muscles.
He d re w one a rm back to h u rl his
d
ia
n
s."
in g and, sometime», toxic back­
O A K L A N D - B U IC K ’ CADILLAC
"Yes, Ga-en gwa ra-go, It fa ile d to
k n ife a t me, b u t so m e th in g w h irre d
“ W h a t In d ia n s? ”
aches and headaches. T ha t the w in T il w a n -n e a r» fro m th e w ays o f
past
m
y
sh
o
u
ld
er
and
h
is
head
Jerked
" D e r S ix N ations. I f we fln d t d e r
I RIGIDAIRE
T h e e le c t r ic r e f r i g e r a t o r
kidneyd are n o t fu n c tio n in g his people. Those w ays are best fo r
We h a f v io le n tly to one side. T h e re was a
properly is often shown by burn­ the In d ia n . B u t Ta-w an-ne-ars learned T r a il, g o fe m o r, w h a t then.
s
h
a
rp
clang,
and
he
fled
p
re
c
ip
ita
te
ly
,
DELCO-LIGHT— EiccfTic l i g h t a n d p o u te r p la n t s
in g or scanty passage of secre­ th a t o f the tw<> w h ite races the E n g lish d e r Keepers. T he y are a s tro n g bundt
We m ust fig h t them
You ennnot send' s h o u tin g curses.
tions. Thousands have learned were the kin d e st to the Ho-de-sau-nee
A g a in s t the n e a rb y house w a ll a
soldiers.
T h a t w ould be war.
We
to assist their kidneys by d rink­ (T h e People o f th e Long
, .,
----- - H ouse—
sm all, b rig h t o b je c t g lim m e re d th ro u g h
in g plenty o f pure water and In d ia n name fo r Iro q u o is .) T he F re n ch m ust fig h t them w ith Indians. A n d t
w h a t In d ia n s c o u ld t you get b u t der th e shadows, and I stooped to snatch
the occasional use o f a stim ulant a lw a ys have fo u g h t w ith us. T he Eng
It up— o n ly to leap In s ta n tly e re ct as 1
d iu r e tic . 50,000 user» g iv e lls h have aided us. T h e F re n ch pay Iro q u o is ? ”
L e a r n in g Q u ic k ly
a voice spoke a t m y elbow.
“ Can we get th e Iro q u o is ? "
Z A ian's signeff e n d orse m en t. lit t le fo r o u r f u r s ; the E n g lish pay
M
y
b
ro
th
e
r
was
ln
d
a
n
g
e
r,"
said
„
'
1
r,°
n
o
t
k
n
o
w
."
confessed
C
o
rla
e
r
Jo
h
n
n
y
Is in his th ir d y e a r o f school.
m uch.
3
and Power Law nm ow er
A s * y o u r n eig h b o r/
B u t I f you get them , you smash der th e voice q u ie tly .
’'Ta-w an-ne-ars
H e Is Just ta k in g up th e science o f
A Practical Proven Power C u l­
Oa-en gwa-ra-go, 1 th in k th e w h ite
tivator fo r Gardeners, Suburb
i ra il.
saw th e Ite d D e a th fo llo w O rm erod
p h y s io lo g y in a m oderated fo rm . T he
■ nite*, T ruckers. Florists. Nu r-i
man can n e ve r be an honest frie n d to
fro m the G o ve rn o r's house, so T a-w a n - ' serym en.Fruiri ¿rowers,(.-oun-i
o th e r e ve n in g his m o th e r asked h im :
1 S<*P' sa ltl , *lp Kov®rnor. "Y es
th e In d ia n , fo r he w a n ts w h a t the
try Estates and Lawn work.
' le ra *’ «‘ ve ry rPaSon w hy thp Iro q u o is ne-ars fo llo w e d h im .”
“ W h a t d id you s tu d y ab o ut today
S tim u la n t D iu re tic to the K id n e y e
In d lu n h a s; b u t T a w an-ne-ars p re fe rs
.
FARM m a c h im e ' c o .
should Join us. L o o k you, C orlaer, th is
T h e t a ll fig u re o f th e Seneca was
in y o u r h e a lth class, J o h n n y ? "
1200-33rd Ay«. S . K., M inneapolla, M i n n .
th e E n g lish m a n to th e F re n ch m a n
F o . t e r M ilb u r n C e .. M ix Chemists, B u f f . io , N Y
w . i h « ° bVl0U’ p la n o f ,h *‘ French, sca rce ly d is c e rn ib le ln th e gloom.
"W e stu d ie d a b o u t o u r stomachs
w h a te v e r m ay be th p Issue.
w it h M u rra y s a id th e y w ill cram th e ir
"W a s I t B o llln g r ' I asked.
and In te s ta m e n ts ,” he s o le m n lr re­
"N n h o ! " ( " I have fin ish e d .” )
plied.
H e raised th e s h in in g o b je ct from
I can g ive no adequate co n ce ptio n m agazines w ith tra d e goods th is sum ­
m er. 1 hey W ill push ahead the b u lld - th e g round.
I t was his to m a h a w k
o f th e Im pressiveness w ith w h ich th is
W as Your
.th e f ° r t “ * Tagara. Once th a t and c u rle d about th e blade was a lock
•p e e rh was d e live re d by a savage
1» finished, they w ill have a cu rb on o f greasy red h a ir. H e p o in te d to It.
G
ran
d
m
o th er’s Rem edy
«peaking In a to n gu e stra n g e to him .
e necka o f the Iroquois. T hey w ill
“ T h a t tim e T a-w an-ne-ars m issed."
E ve ry w o rd ra n g In m y ears.
F o r e v e ry stom ach
be Hble to hold up th e Meets o f fu r
he said g rim ly . "Som e day th e lig h t
"W h o Is th is m an ? " I w h isp e re d to
and in te s tin a l Hl.
canoes
fro
m
the
u
p
p
er
lakes
th
a
t
now
w
ill
be
b
e
tte
r—
and
T
a-w
an-ne-ars
w
ill
C olden as he finished.
T h is good o ld -fa s h ­
pass down to o u r post at Oswego on n o t m iss.”
* , i e 1» one o f th e tw o w a r-c h ie fs o f
r t»T"W l,* ~ " r>° 700 k"ow wh»t |a good for
ioned h e rb
home
th e O nondaga's riv e r. In tw o seasons
“ A lth o u g h you missed, you saved my
th e Iro q u o is league, both o f whom are
rem edy f o r c o n s ti­
they w ill have w rested the trad e en
Miss ainw a— X h i poison, of courts,"
life
,”
I
answ
ered
w
a
rm
ly
.
••
'T
ig
an
Senecas.
H is name, w h ich sig n ifie s
p a tio n , sto m a ch ills
If Y o u r B ack H u rts o r B la d d e r j;
Mr W its— "No. that would k ill them __
tlr e ly fro m o u r hands, and then I f o b lig a tio n I sh a ll n o t fo rg e t."
N e e d le -B re a ke r.’ Is a c tu a lly a fo rm o f
•fesses."
and o th e r de ra n g e ­
they
are
ready
th
e
y
can
s
trik
e
w
ith
B o th e rs You, Begin
H
e
la
id
hlg
fin
g
e
rs
to
his
Ups.
D o yos k n o w w h a t*» ro o d fo r ■ cold, o r
t it le w h ic h goes w ith the office. M ore
m ents o f th e sys­
■ » o r c p ro p e rly a p s o k lu s . » h o t a ( n is i fo r •
m usket and sca lp in g k n ife .
“ H a r k ," he said.
T a k in g S a lts
over,
he
Is
a
nephew
o
f
the
Roy-an-eh
tem
so
p
re
v
a
le
n
t
these
days
Is
In
even
p c r . o n Who has • e o ld t
T h e « n e w e r la
I listened, and fro m th e w a te r­ g re a te r fa v o r as a fa m ily m e d ic in e “
"A n d who, th in k you. w ill bear the
Do ne ho ga weh. w ho is G u a rd ia n o f
b ru n t o f th e firs t blow ? W ho but the
fr o n t came th e th u n d e ro u s voice o f
. the W estern D o o r o f th e Long House
th a n In y o u r g ra n d m o th e r's day.
W hen y o u r k id n e y s h u r t and y o u r
th e b ellm an.
th e
F rench
He was ta ke n as s y o u th and given to Iroquois, whom
• o o t h l n r • '<1 h tw d ln g t<* t h r o a t a iw l b r o n c h ia l
have
back fe e ls sore d o n 't get scared and
dreaded
since
C
h
a
m
p
la
in
’s
day?’
Ir r it a t io n
«O r a n d
b o t t l e * a t d r n « r lB t «
"
H
a
lf
n
fte
r-e
lg
lit-o
’clock,
and
a
fine
th e m issio n a rie s— w ith th e re s u lt th a t
OR. STAFFO RD’S
proceed to lo a d y o u r stom ach w ith
• a d d e a le r « « r e n w h e r e .
T r y i t y o u r s e l f a o d ' yon Re**.”
" T r u e ," m urm u re d Colden.
n ig h t w ith a so u th w e st breeze. A nd
•e e h o w I t W o rk *.
I f you c an n o t g e t It,
a lo t
d ru g s th a t e x c ite th e kid n e y s
"Y
e
s
,"
H e b ro ke o ff, fo r th e g o ve rn o r was
w r it e O . O . G re e n . In c .. W u o d b n ry , W . J .
assented C o rla e r; "y o u h a f his exce lle n cy th e g o v e rn o r is pleased
and I r r it a t e th e e n tire u rin a r y tra c t.
'le r r ig h t o f It, g o fe rn o r. W h a t Is y „ u r
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to p ro c la im th a t whereas d iv e rs p e r­
Keep y o u r k id n e y s clean lik e you
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sons have m ocked, assailed o r sought
"H a v e you any o b je ctio n . M aster p la n ? '
keep y o u r bow els clean, by flu sh in g
" I sh a ll send th is y o u n g m a n " - h e
to h u m ilia te v is ito rs to th e c ity , the
O rm erod, to my a c q u a in tin g the c h ie f
them w ith a m ild , h a rm le ss s a lts
a id his hand on my a rm — “ w ith you
and C o rla e r w ith w h a t we have been
g o v e rn o r has made a ru le th a t such
of throat and bronchial tubaa
w h ic h h e lp s to rem ove th e body’s n rl-
alRciiRsItig ?”
and Ta wan ne a rs to spy o u t the
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persons, upon apprehension, s h a ll be
nous w a ste and s tim u la te s them to
I shook m y head.
ground at Jagura. to search th e w ild e r
set In th e stocks fo r tw e lv e hours th e
th e ir n o rm a l a c tiv ity .
T h e fu n c tio n
H e tu rn e d to th e In d ia n .
firs t tim e and upon the second offense
ness fo r signs o f the T ra il, to w ork
o f th e k id n e y s Is to f ilt e r th e blood
" T h e le tte r w h ich you hold |n yo u r upon the Iro q u o is | n o u r In te r,s t , sh a ll lx? p u b lic ly w hipped at th e c a rt's
In 24 h o u rs th e y s tra in fro m U 500
hand, l a wan ne-ars. Is fro m M aste r M aster O rm erod h a th had ex
l ta ll alo n g th e B road W a y."
rpe rle u ce
g ra in s o f a c id a nd w aste, so we can
Rpheia Ju g g in s o f Ixw rfo n , who was w ith th e F re n ch and he
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S uccessful men possess e ith e r a b ility some tim e |n the p ro vin ce when you
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h a w k In Its sheath.
tance o f k e e p in g th e k id n e y s a ctive.
w ere a la d "
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tw een b ro th e rs ." he said. “ Come,’ we
j d rin k to o m uch ; also get fro m any
" | | e sent me
v *»'fe«>lo «'HIs contain ru p fe d T a-w a n n e a rs .
" W ith in th e week you m ust leave w ill w a lk to g e th e r to y o u r ta v e rn
s n ly v x e t s h le fe a re d lent e w h h a c t aa s
p h a rm a c is t a b o u t fo u r ounces o f Jad
m y firs t m usket. 1, th is E n g lish m a n
( c n t l . p u r s a llr e
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o f w a te r b e fo re b re a k fa s t each m o rn ­
“ Yes." said the g o ve rn o r "H e comes
Some men a re kn o w n by th e w o rk
g ra n u la te d lids,
| d ire c t fro m M aste r Juggins, recom
if . «
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th e y re fu se to do.
in g fo r a fe w days and y o u r kid n e ys
_ a l l d r u m s , , H h I, 4 R ,lr k p f N T
m ended to ms fo r use in the p lig h t I
m ay then a ct lin e . T h is fam ous sa lts
fin d m y s e lf In ."
Is made fro m th e a c id o f grapes and
Advises W om en of
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I w ill help the E n g lis h m a n ." agree,!
lemon Juice, co m b in e d w ith llth la , and
A «upiwsed Influence o f th e moon i m ost Im n ,» « .,,.
M iddle Aye T a -w a n ne ars eagerly.
of tn ,
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to the
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and s tim u la te clogged k id n e y s ; also
die life »nd was on the down grade.
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so th e y a re no lo n g e r a source o f I r r i ­
mg and I had hot
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Mdd Tn wnn- o f men. and such b e lie fs p e rsist today
ta tio n , th u s o fte n re lie v in g b la d d e r
M o d e r n M o th e r a n d C h ild
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very miserable jn-
ju r e ; m akes a d e lig h tfu l effervescent
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tleed
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llth la - w a te r d rin k , w h ic h everyone
' I t t 111 t»e (oo.1i enoiiEh fo r m e," de­ In confidence w hat they th in k o f the became acquainted w ith him.
pened to see an ad
should ta k e no w a nd th e n to h e lp keep
She read old b-a.ks about the th in g s
c la re d the D utchm an «oleninly.
I ' ertisement in our
p e rs o n a lity Of th e moon and o f Ita
th e ir k id n e y s clean and a ctive . T ry
’ newspaper and aent
T he g o ve rn o r laughed.
’ uch
Influen.-e, m any w ill give th ia sort o f in n ( » 7 '“ 7 1 ,o
t h is ; also keep up th e w a te r d rin k in g ,
to the drug store
lu lla b ie s and ro c k in g to sleep
" M y frie n d s sn .l I do th « n k yoo f „ ,
answ er.
T he y w ill te ll us th a t the
fo r a bottle o f D r
and no d o u bt you w ill w o n d e r w h a t
•he co m p lim e n t you do us. Ta wnn ne
And then, one n ig h t, site sent
moon, w ife o r sla te r o f the sun. shares
1’ ie rre s
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her
became o f y o u r k id n e y tro u b le and
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backache.
you. fo r we seek y o u r counsel Do vou
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The pains
the w o rld
Perhaps w e s h a ll hear a new sensation.
know (ha t A n drew M u rra y hath se
She crep t In to h e r lit t le
fu rth e r th a t fo r m isconduct It has
■on's bed
D e e p it e t H t m t e lf
room, and began to
cured (he eonseni o f the lo rds o f tra d e
" f'"?4 » h« " h o In
N-.SI hunlshed to the n ig h t
One la pushed the bed about, cro-'o. aa shs
" I w o u ld lik e to get y o u r Idea o f ■
London to th e sus|>enslon o f the law
said to see In th e fu ll moon the 'fa« ^
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tr u e sta te s m a n ." Bald th e chap w ith
PRICE $150 AT YOUR drug stow i
baby, on th e tre e -to p ."
against e x p o rtin g (rade « « d s to c „ n
o f a man In penitence o r o th ers sav
th e notebook.
« d a ’ M u rra y landed ( h i. m o rn in g tn-
U n / e fo t fre e R o o M t t
The c h ild tu rn e d , w o n d e rin g e y .
the im age o f . hsre.
And we shall'
"Y o u n g tnan,” replied the senator,
ce 'he r w ith a F rench officer, (he U h .» -
Del
1 i.pria M tablets
A ll dealeri.
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he to ld th a t the moon a ffe cts In- on her. and then said, s le e p ily •
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n a m e r.b le a c tiv itie s o f man fro m the
view. but I haven’t time to spare for
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wants
• fa ll biography.”
Arthur D. Howden Smith
W ith in th e G en eral M otors lin e
th ere is a car for e v er y p u rse and
p u rp o se.’’
A n d th o se w h o w ish to b u y G en ­
eral M otors cars o u t o f in co m e are
offered a so u n d cred it service at
lo w cost. T h is is k n o w n as th e
P lan , op erated b y a m e m ­
ber o f th e G en eral M o to rs fa m ily
a n d a v a ila b le th r o u g h G e n e r a l
M otors dealers o n ly .
The
P lan can be co m fo rt­
ably fitted to th e in d iv id u a l cir­
cu m stan ces o f th o se w ith assured
in c o m e; an d th e stan dard p rice o f
a G en eral M otors car b o u g h t o n
the GMAC P lan is th e cash d e ­
liv ered price, p lu s on ly th e lo w
fin a n cin g charge.
A n y G en eral M otors d ealer w ill
glad ly e x p la in th e GMAC P lan .
general motors
ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION
W atch
E lim in a tio n !
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Garfield Tea
D rin k W a te r to
H e lp W a s h O u t
K id n e y P o is o n
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LIVE TAR
Saby Loves
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