The Ione independent., February 11, 1927, Image 3

If Back Hurts
Flush Kidneys
Drink flinty of Wtr and Tsk
Qlase of lit Before Break
; ; (aat Oeoaelonally
When your kidneys hurt and your
buck feels sore, don't get scared aud
proceed to luml your atomiieh with a
lot of drum that eiclte I ho kidneys
and Irrltnto the cntlra urlnury tract
Keep your kidneys clcuij . Ilk you
keep your bowels cleun, by flunking
thrill Willi a mild, harmless aalta
which helps to rcmovo tha body'a
urlnoua waste and stimulate them to
their iinniiHl activity.
Tli function of Ilia kidneys la to
Alter th blood. In 24 luiuni they
atraln from It WK) grains of acid and
wont, ao w ran readily understand
tli vital Importune of keeping tlit
kldnrya active.
Drink f final waler you ran't
drink too much; also get from any
pharmacist about four ounce uf Jad
Knits. ' Taka tiiblcspooiiful In
glaaa of water befor brrakfuat ruck
morning for few day and your kid
oeys may then act flu. This fumou
Mlta la made from th acid of grape
and lemon Juice, rotnlilniHl with lltliln,
and ha been used for year lo help
clean and allmulal clogged kidney;
Im to neutrnllu tha aiida In the
ayatcin ao they are no longer a source
of Irritation, thus often relieving
bladder Weakness. .
Jad Halle la lnexenalve; cannot In
jure; make a dcllKhtful effervescent
lllhlawatnr drink which everyone
ahould tnk now and (lien to help
keep their kldneya rlenn and active.
Try thla; also keep up the water
drinking, and no douht yon will' won
der what became of your kidney trou
ble and backache. . -
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CHAPTER V Continued
, 11 -Ta
wnn ne-ara la your friend. la-n-gwa-ra
go. He la not the friend of
Onontltlo (the French governor gen
eral of Ciinsds, reitardless of Idemlt.v),
who rule at Quebec. Most of the
while people are not well wisher to
the Indian. I am com here wit ti Cor
laer to prov my frlendxhlp. On the
frontier 'Us said Jonriilre. the French
man who governs the trading post by
the fulls of Juunra (Nlngura) la alxiut
to lieu In the building of a atone fort."
"A fort I" protested the governor
"Sure, 'tis Impossible) Twnuld bee di
rect vIolHlloa of III I'eareof I'lrecht."
"Ml I true,'' BMika up Corlser.
Ilia voice was high and squeaky, and
aoumled rlillculoua coming from audi
a limit.
"WlHlh the building begun r de
mandei the governor.
"I think nodt. Ta wan ne ar
brnughdi m der wordt at Onondaga.
V coined t to you aa fust aa we
conldl."
Ta wsn ne ar rame because It waa
pertly the fwtilt of Ills people that the
French ar settled by Jugara," said
the Inillnn.
"Yes," replied the governor. "Onon
tlo and Joncalr first made Ih Onel
dns ilriirUi, and then bargnlned with
them to sell the Renecae' land."
"They had no right to do ao," as
sented Ta wan ne-ar aomherly. "Hut
now will ynn hellev that Ta -wan ne
ar la your friend T
"I believe," said the governor. "But
I pray you tell me why yon feel for
oa this friendship! When I ram to
New York to govern the province my
predecessor told m that the eiierl
nient of having you educated by the
mlrahmarle had fnlled. that you had
returned to the forest, closer wedded
than ever to Indhin ways."
The Indian' far lighted up again
with that grav smll which showed
Itself with scarcely contraction of
the muscle.
"Yes, Oa en gwa ra go. It fnlled to
win Ta wan ne-ara from the way of
hla people. Those waya ar best for
th Indlsn. Hut Ts wan ne ar leamed
that of th two whit race the Kngllsh
were the kindest lo the ilo-rie-uu nee.
(Th People of the jont llouee
Indlnn name for Iroquois.) The French
always have fought with oa. The Kng
llsh have aided os. Th French pay
little for our furs; th English pay
much.
"lie-en gwa ra go, I think the white
wan can never b an honest friend to
th Indian, for he wanta what the
Indlnn has; but Ta-wan-ne-ara prefer
the Kngllshman to the Freuchuian,
whntever may be the Issue.
"Na ho!" ("I hat finished.")
I ran give no adequate conception
f the Impresslvenes with which thla
eeerh waa delivered by a aavage
speaking In a tongue atranae to hlra.
Every word rang In my ear.
"Who la thla manT I wubqiered to
Colden aa he finished.
'He la on of the two war-nhlefs of
the Iroquois leatrue, both of whom are
Peneca. Ilia name, which algnltlea
Needle-Hreaker." la actually a form of
till which goes with the ollli-e. More
over, ha la a nephew of the l(oy-n-A
IV ne ho gs wch, who la Guardian of
th Western Door of th ling House.
Il waa Inken aa a youth and given to
the missionaries with th result that
yon aee."
He broke off, for the governor waa
addressing me,
"Have ynu any ohjectlon. Master
Onnerod. lo mv acquainting the chief
and Corlaer with what w hav been
discussing r
I shook my head.
II turned to the Indian.
The letter which you hold In yonr
hand, Ta wan-ne-ara, la from Master
Robert Juggins of London, who waa
tome tlm la the province when you
were a lad."
"I remember Master Juggins," Inter
rupted Ta-wao-ne-ara. "He sent me
my first musket la thla Kngllahman
hla friend r
"Tea." aald the governor. "He come
direct from Maater Jugglna, recom
mended to m for oa In th plight I
find myself In.
"1 will help the Kngllshman," agreed
Ta-wan-ne-ara eagerly,
"But you know nothing of the cause
I am enlisting you In," proteated the
governor.
That matter little." aald Ta wan
ne ar composedly. "If you and thla
Bngllahuian and Colden 'ar In It, It la
n honeat can. What eay yon, Cor
laerr "It vlll p gnodt enough for me," de
clared the Dutchman eolemnly.
The governor laughed.
"My frlenda and I do thank you fnt
tha compliment you do aa, Ta-wan-ne-ara.
Rut I must lay our caae before
you, for we aeek your counsel. Do you
know that Andrew Murray hath se
cured the consent of the lord of trade
In London to the suspension of tha law
against exporting trnde-gooda to Can
a.liiT Murrny landed thla morning, to
tether with a French officer, the Cher
itt" de VeiiD. who'
He atnpped at sight of the passion
In the Reueca'l fnre. Hut 'twaa Cor
laer who spoke first. . '
That I fery at ranch newa, gofnr
nor, for on der frontier there I talk
that an enfoy la coming to deliver a
message to der trjhee at Jugara from
der king of France, Jonculre la call
ing grandt council to meedt In der
summer, Alt der Indians from heyondt
dor lakes and der west vlll come,"
"Ktrang newal" repeuted the gover
nor. "You may well aay sol Murray
overrides our law I Joncalre aet out
lo build a stone fort upon our soil at
Jagarn : the French king nd an offi
cer, experienced on the frontier, with
aperlal message for grand council
of the trlhe.
"All these three events com simul
taneously, TIs Impossible that acci
dent so disposed them. Her we have
the first Indication of the culmination
of the plot. Aye. 'tis graver than I
had eonposed."
Ta-wan-ne-ara laid down the un
opened letter from Jugglna upon the
table.
"l-et some other read thla," he said,
"Hut It serves no purjKise. This Eng
lishman and Ta wsn ne are are broth
ers. Corlaer, Ion. will tak the. Eng
lishman Into his frlend'hln not be
cause be carried this writing acrosa
the e, hut because be la a man to
he trusted, fo much Is to tie read In
hi fnc. And now n-n gwa-rn-ro, I
would ask that Ta wan tie-ars may re
tire. What yon have told me ha
clouded mv heart with hatred, and I
mar not think straight."
Hla right arm awept up In the ges
ture of farewell, and th door closed
Uwn his hronred hark.
, "What .hath hapiiened to Irk him
toT Inquired the governor In surprise.
"Idt waa thla De Veulle who ran
away with der dotter of hla uncle,
lo-ne-ho-ga-weh," replied Corlaer,
stirred again from his hahltnal alienee.
"I remember." Interjiosed Colden.
"Twas some four year ago. I re
member hnvln seen the maid at a
council at Albany. She waa called
fia-ha no (Hanging Flower), a pretty
child and wondroua dainty for an In
dian "
"TIs a and atory." commented the
governor, "la It certain Ie Veulle
look herf
"He dtdt not tak her. Rh ran
asv wlih him."
"I wonder what became of her," 1
said. "TIs only om three year
elnr De Veulle appeared In Part."
Corlaer shrugged his shoulders.
"Suppose you flndt rter iHiom Trail
andt come to l.a Vlerge du Kola. May
be then you know."
That la elactly what we wish to
do, Corlaer!" exclaimed the governor.
"Im you think II ran be doner"
Corlaer reflected, Mnderoua aa
aleepy moose.
"It will take much time andt money
andt then all dependa upon der In
diana." "What IndlsnsT"
"Ier Rli Natlone. If we flndt der
Trail, gofemor, what then. We haf
der Keeper. They are a at rang bandt.
We mnst fight Ihem. You cannot tend
soldiers. That would be war. W
must fight them with Indiana. Andt
what Indiana rouldl you get but der
Iroquolat"
"Can we get the Iroquois V
"I do not know," confeswd Corlaer.
"Hut If you get them, you auiash der
Trail
"I aee," aald the governor. "Yea,
there Is every reason why the Iroquois
should join us. Look you, Corlaer, thla
Is the obvious plun of th French.
With Murray'a aid tliey will cram their
uagailne with trade goods this sum
mer. They will push ahead th build
ing of the fort at Jagara. Once that
I tltiiehed, they will hav curb on
th uecks of the Iroqiiola. They will
b able to hold up th fleet of fur
ranoea from the upper lakea that now
pasa down to our post at Oswego on
the Onondaga river. In two season
they will have wrested the trade en
tirely from our hands, and then if
they are ready they can atrlka with
niUhket and scalping knife.
And who, think you, will bear the
brunt or the first blow! Who but the
Iroquois, whom the French have
dreaded since Champlaln'a day?"
"True." murmured Colden.
"Yes," assented Corlaer; "you haf
der right of It, gofemor. What la your
plauT
"I shall aend thla young man" he
laid hla hand on my arm "with you
and Ta-wan-ne-ara to spy out th
ground at Jagara, to eearch th wilder
nesa for algna of the Trail, to work
upon th Iroqiiola In our Interest.
Master Onnerod hath had experience
with th French and h knowa D
Veulle of old."
"When do w etartr replied Cor
laer almply.
"Within th week you must leave
lXIIXIIXItlXiXx.IIIIIZIIll4
Many Firmly Believe
A aupposed Influence of the moon
on planta and animals la found mixed
with the religious ideas of nearly all
primitive people. The moon, too, Is
blamed for Interfering In the affair
of men, and such beliefs persist today
la folklore and superstitions.
If w get Into touch with primitive
peoples, or even, nearer borne. If we
take country folk aald and aak them
In eonfldonc what they think of th
personality of the moon end of Its
Influence, many will give this sort of
newer. They will tell na that the
moon, wife or sister of the sun, shares
with the latter the duty of lighting
the world. Perhapa we ahall bear
further that for misconduct It has
been banished to the night One Is
said to see In the full moon the face
of man In penitence or other say,
the Image of hare. And we shall
be told thnt the moon affects In
BfjUierable activities of ninn from tit
for Albany. lou ueeq spare o u
pens, I'eter. My own fund art
pledged to this, and Master Juggliu
too, I offering hla aid."
Corltter deliberately donned hla ca
of fur. -
"It will not b money, but friend
ship andt hat will serf your turn,
golernor," he aald.
"You have not yet lead th letter
from Jugglna," I reminded him aa bt
walked toward the door.
"Ho I haf not," he admitted, and
took the letter from me end slipped 14
Inside hla leather shirt,
"Will you have It read" aaked Col
den. ....
"No, der young man la all right
Ta-wan-ne-ara ha chudged blin." .
With that he waa gone, and a aense
of bewilderment stole over me. It
seemed Incredible that either Of the
two odd characters of the wilderness
with whom I hud talked could really
have existed.
Hut Governor Hurnel lost no time
In doubts. He paced the room, rub
bing hla hands together with satis
faction. "We have done well, Colden. We
could not hav don better. Master
Ormerod. you were Indeed fortunate
In going to the help of the Keneca.
You earned, not only lilt friendship,
hut that of I'eter aa well. Yon are to
be congratulated. Itul I must ask you
lo excua me. 1 huv much work to
do. I'ruy grant m the pleasure of
your compuny for dinner tomorrow.
Colden, will you show Muster Onnerod
outr
It waa dimk In the streets, a soft
purple dusk that became velvet dark
lies under the tree; and I felt In
no humor to return lo the drab com
pany mhlch th; tavern offered. Ho I
wuudered at haxard until I found my-,
self In an alley leading down to th
waterfront and heard of a sudden
the thud of flying feet I spun around
In time to see a mon:roua bulk cum
sailing through the sir, knife aud tom
ahawk whirling In either hand,
"I'll kill yer, varmint," howled an
ugly voice. "I'll rut yer heart out aud
kin yer and take yer sculp!"
I dodged the knife and grapfded th
wriat which ewtnig the tomahawk,
twisting myself behind hi in ao a te
hinder hla attack. Hut he waa far
stronger than I and slung me back la
front of him a If I were a sack of
limited wheat I "I" clung to hi
tomahawk hand and contrived to
knock up another blow of hla knlf,
but b must hav d!iuboweled me la
th next vicious sweep of th blade.
"Hah-yah-eee ecc e- 1"
The ferocious yell mid my blood
run cold. It startled my assailant
even more. Ill muscle slackened
Just long enough for nut to leap cleae
of hi in.
" I" he snarled. .
II drew one an bark to hurl hla
knlf at me. but something whirred
past my shoulder and hla head Jerked
violently to oue slU, There wa
aharp clang, and h fled precipitately,
shouting curses.
Against the neat by house wall a
small, bright object glimmered through
tli shadow, and I stooped to snatrb
It up only to leap Instantly erect aa
voice spoke at nif elbow.
"My brother waa In danger," aald
the voice quietly. Ta-wan-ne-ara
saw the Red Death follow Ormerod
from the Governor's house, so Ta-wan-ue-ara
followed biro."
The tall figure of the Seneca waa
scarcely discernible In the gloom.
"Waa It Kolllngr I asked.
He raised the shining object from
the ground. It waa hla tomahawk,
and curled about the blade waa a lock
of greasy red hair. He poluted to It
'That time Ta-wao-ne-ara missed,"
he aald grimly. "Some day the llghl
will be better and Ta wau ne-ars will
not nils."
"Although you mlsced, you saved my
life," I answered warmly. "TIs aa
obligation I ahall not forget."
He laid hla finger to his lips.
"Hark," he aald.
I listened, and from th water
front came the thunderous vole ol
the bellman. ,
"Half afier-elght o'clock, and Do
night with southwest breea. And
hla excellency tli governor la pleased
to proclaim that wl.?rens diver per
sons have mocked, assailed or sought
to humiliate visitor te the city, the
governor haa made rule that such
persona, upon apprehension, ahall be
aet In the slocks for twelve hour the
first time and upon the aecond olTens
ahall lie publicly whipped at th cart's
tall along th Broad-Way." .
Ta-wan-ne-ara replaced his toast
hawk In Its abeath,
Ther la no talk of obligations be
tween brothers," be aald. "Come, we
will walk together to your tavern.''
ITO CONTINUED.)
in Influence of Moon
most Important such as agriculture,
to th moat trivial, aa rutting thi
alls or hair. a Monro Fox la the
Forum,
Modtrn Mother and Child
A woman who la so faahlonable that
she le almost atranger to her IltHe
eon decided that It wa about time she
becam acquainted with hliu.
She read old books about the things
mothers used to do, such singing
lullahle and rocking to sleep.
And then, on night ehe sent he
nurse out and stayed at home. Just for
new sensation.
She crept Into her tittle eon's bed
room, and began to crooo, as sht
pushed th bed about "Hush-a bye,
baby, on the tree-top."
The child turned wondering eye.
on her, and then aald, sleepily
"I aay, rut that stuff out, mother. A
tallow wuuta to get soui sl.p"
Albert Rooke
Makes His Comeback
Wins six-year fight for health. Now well and strong I
' at 60. Husky as ever, he praises Tanlae
At 1830 West 30th Place. Lo An
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apected citixen with 38 years of active
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intermting experience.
"About seven years ago." eays Mr.
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experience. Nothing aeemed to agree
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sound night'a aleep was out of the '
queetion. so I rose each morning tired
and pctjlwvi. Then constipation de
veloped and made life a continunua
misery. I lost weight and coul 1 hardly
drag mysell around a good deal of the
time. After six years of that I waa all
in. - Along came the 'flu' when I had
no resurtanc left That was about the
Iwrtstraw. Nothing seemed to help me, ,
"On a friend's advice I tried Tanlac,
and that certainly did help. I soon
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stomach and liver trouble disap
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and siter five bottle was as well as
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"He give hla orders with an Iron
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