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

Keep Eliminative
System Active
Good Health Require! Good
Elimination.
ON B can't ftl wall whtn that
It rstsntlun of poisonous
uii In lli blood. Thli If csllsd
toslo condition, and is spt to
male ona tlrad, dull and Isnguld.
Olhar symptoms aia sonisuin
male bavkacliaa and headachae.
Thai the kidneys ara not fune
tinning properly la oftsn shown
by scanty or burning passage of
aacratlnna. Many people have
learned lha valua of Damn't
Pill; a ailmulant dlurallc, whan
Ilia ktdnays aaam functionally
Inactive. Kviywhr on find
anthualaatie Donn'e uears. Ak
four neighbor
DOAN'S PS
Stimulant Diurtlie to th Ktdntyt
rM MUharn C... Mi. Ckamleis. b-mj. H.T.
"A Fool and Hit Money"
1 "la there any doubt about our na
tional prosperity!"
"Nona whatever. I,iM.k at lha
mount wa arc. ahla In pay fur (lit
privilege uf amlng a prise Aula."
voxxr horse
haa Covitfh, Cold or
tamper, writ
today for a Jf'
Fraei Camilla PnHfa
eiV raillIIV wvius
spohn's
WSTIMPER COMPOUND
teen II M Pro Stnew-Whu for fra. bona lat
SaajSst Mettaal Ca, IM. Z. 0ak, katlma
FCZEMA
laa Heliev thai llrhlng, burning tor.
nwul aad alart lb heeling with
Resinol
Deafnen Head Noiiei
mutvio r
LEONARD EAR OIL
B tk al r.n"
INMKtT IN rioanttu
It AH ISi M II
fast mm DIAtNSM a Ka4
a. umttn. rc. r rrm at, g. t.
kk a M i.r w iunf
Olv arl Irralnuala. Un Iht stl.HO
MIL, atariM fr. aura r-i". la irv.l.
Mnl kit HKt.HdH At. WrrMIt M.aai
Quilt Ueeful
Teacher Tommy, ara Ilia aklna of
rata any aw?
Tommy tea, air.
"Wall, what ara they used forT
Tor keeping rata warm."
Ms-
Your throat toothed,
4. J I M t
5cau ciearea, cougn ra
q lieved by the txclutivt)
menthol blend in
LUDEN'S
MENTHOL COUOK DROPS
"Legal Tender"
Neither personal check nor I. lb
erty bund la l-eul tender. Legal ten'
drr la a quality given a circulating
medium by emigres, ami possrsalug
tills qunllly It becomes lawful mnney
All forma of money iln not posses
full logul -tender nonlltlra, yet parli
kind baa aurh altrlbulpa aa In gUr II
mrrrnry, and all forma ara omvrnlblt
Into alnnilnrd nmnf'y.
CHILDREN CRY
FOR "CASJORIA"
Eipecially Prepared for Infanu
and Children of All Age
Mother I FVtchr-r'i Cnatorlii bat
len In una fur over 80 ycara to re
Hare bnlilce and children of Cnnllpa
Hon. Klitlulfiicy, Wind Colic and I Mar
rhea; allaying Frve rUhni'M arlnlnii
therefrom, and, by recnliitltig th
Btomach and Howrls, ahla the aanlml
latlnn of Food; giving nalurul alaap
Without oplntea.
The gennlna beart ilgntlura of
Both Landed
"Too don't niittn to any that Jnek
married her. Why, aha'a nH-re no
body, nnd hla anoeaturt cama acroal
In the ilnyflower."
"What of Ihnt I Her folk! en ma
tcroaa Willi lino.OilO." ftoaton Trnn
ecrlpt oUds
Grippj
Co Stop them today
crap intra quiciiy u their danircri and
oitcomfortn. liinl the ferer and hndcht. Forct
the pnuoni out H(JI brak eolda In 14 boura.
Tbey tone tha whole iyrtem. Tba prompt, ra
liable reiuluhivelcd million to employ them,
Don't rely on lewer helpa, don't delay.
Be Sure lLt Price Mt
WSCAtllpUININE
ARTHUR
AUTHOR, of
who tmvici
CHAPTER VII Continued
1
Ha took ona alep forward na wa
hulled, and hla rliihl arm wxnt up III
tba grareful Iroquola ("lute.
'Vu. Ta-wuniiiHira !" hla mice
boomed out. "You ara welrom home,
0 my nephew. I ran ai Hint you
hava lieeu bruva uiillil our eiiemlea,
for you rurry a airing of aciilpn al your
bell, I ran ara Unit you hava Imvii
honored, for t'nrhier wiilka llh you.
1 mil are thai )"U huva Ih ii forliimila,
fur a alr.iiige while 1111111 walk Ih-kIcIu
you who hua frlendahlp In lila futa.
"Knler.d my neplnw, with your while
fi leinln. Wa nre eiiuer to hear of your
riperlriirt-a and lh deeda you buve
done, I'ulerr
Ha turned on hla heel and wnlked
In-fore u, mill ihoon who hnd aennn
puuled Mm fell Into uliijje llle belilnd
u. Ho w piirmliil Ihroiiiili the vl I
lui;e or rather I nlmuH any town, fur
II contained itiimy tlioumind eoile
until wa reui'hcil a houw In Ilia renter
wherr burned the Irlliul Couiull Klra
and where ainluilora and dlalln
gtllnlicd giteda were liwled.
1 he ro) an eh, chlefa aud ehlera
tiled Into li al our heel and arranirnl
Iheinai'hea around Ilia fire In the cen
ter. Then mjuawa fetched In rlay
dUhea of inenia and vegetalilea of ev.
eral klmla, aa well aa fruit, which they
ae down at Inlervala around Hie cir
cle, and at a alirnul from (to-iie-hoga-web
everybiuly begun to pal, each one
dipping hla flngera Into whichever dlxti
waa uearMt or tnnat to hla liking, but
all governed by the tit moat deference
toward the wlaliee of their uelghbora.
At the coorlualon of the meal lm
ti ho ga web Hfc-hled t reremonlal
pipe, carved of aoapatone, wlib long
wooden mnuthplece decorated wild
beeda and aniall, bright -colored featb
era. Ha blew oua puff toward the
ground, one puff toward the aky and
one toward each of the four quarters.
Then be pawed It to Ta-wan lie-are on
hla right band, aud Ta-wan ne ara
gravely puffed It for moment, and
banded It to tti. I did llkewlxe, and
gave It to t'orlaer, who handed It 011
to the next niuQ, aud ao It weut the
rounda of lha fire.
There waa a umuieul'a alienee, and
then Ta wan lie-am began the account
of hla Iruvela, apeaklng alowly and
without oratorical effect. Afterward
he told ma what he and the oilier
bad aald. He mad no references to
our nilMlon, hut ha described hla Jour
ney to New York, his Interview with
(a en gwa-ra go thla Imprewd hi
audience mightily, and they applauded
by a auccrsklon of gullvral grunts
hla meeting with me; the arrival of
Murray and le Veulle and Ita mean
ing; our Journey homeward and the
Rgbt wllh the ( jiliniiMgii.
There was a puue. Then Do ne ho
ga well row.
"We thank you, () my nephew," he
tald. "You have Indeed honored us
and yourself, and your white friends
have shown llH-inwhes to lie brave
men. Now we will retire ao Ihst'you
may rest."
He wnlked out, and the olhers fol
lowed. "What nettr I asked aa Ta wan
Bears Mlcd his pipe.
The Helices smiled.
"Soon wa shsll bsve real liilk," he
aald, and reached for live rim I.
An hour punned, and t begun tn
doubt niy friend's wisdom. I wus
sleepy aud tired. Hut In the event I
waa rewarded, for a shadow durki-ned
the entrance and Hie tltiurdlnn of the
Western Door etnnd before M.
He aat between Tu-wan ne ars and
me, and crammed tobnrro Into his pipe
bowl.
"You if not sleeping, O my
nephew," he commented.
"We hsve Hint upon our minds
which will net let us sleep," answered
T-wan iie-ars. (This cnnvennit Ion waa
translated fur nie later by Ta-wsu ne
r.) "Would It ease the weight on your
uliids to confl-le your troubles In met"
Tliut Is my thouKht, O my uncle."
Io-ne bo-go-weh bowed gravely to
ll of us.
"My ears are open," he said.
There wus a pause, and Ta-wan-ne-ara
put down hla pipe upon the floor.
"Aa you know, O my uncle," be be
gan, "I went with Corlurr to (is en
gwa ra go to .ell hltn of Jonralre'a
plana to build 1 stone fort nt Jngura.
On the same 6ay came this white war
rior, Ormerod whom I call my brother,
with word Hint Murray had defeated
Oa-en gwa-ra go before Uo-weh go-wa.
On the same day enme the Fronrhmnn
D Veulle, who once lived for a while
auongHt us. Him you will remember. "
The bronie mask of the roy-sn ch's
face was contorted for one brief In
stant by a flnre of passion.
"I remember hltn," he anld simply.
"De Veulle comet from Onontlo'a
ttng with a messuge for the Cnimdlan
tribes, O my uncle. Ho and Murriiy
nd Jonmlrt work together to defeat
-,n 'Is.mi gws-rn go and drive
D.H0WDEN SMITH
PCRTO &ELLO OOL0 ETC
coevwiQMr if BfttNTAMQl
the Kiigllsh from Hie luud. a en gwa
ra go baa sent my brother Ormerod,
who bus lived amoiigul the Kn iicli ond
siieaks thulr luiigue, tn spy out the
ground tit JiiKura. I go with him.
After I hut, If we inny, we ahull sci-k
Hie I loom Trull aud rleun out the
t'liliiitiHga dos."
l or live minutes lo-ne-ho-gn-weh
smoked In silence. Then be emptied
his plie.
"I am glad Hint ()u-en gwa-ra go
keep his eyes open, O my nephew."
he said. "I mi you wish my rounsel?"
Ts won ne-nrs Incllni-d his bend.
"The Messesngues you met on the
lohawk told you (but Ie Tonly whs
In trouble. 1 do not think word of
Ihls can yet have reached Joncslre.
My advice la Hial you dresa yourself
as a MesHemigue warrior, O my
nephew, and that your white brother
rail himself by a French name. Then
the two of you tuny go to Joncslre and
any Hint you have Just come from Le
de Troll and give hltn Hie newa and
he will make you welcome. Ho you
may spy out his plsns at Jiigara."
"J a," asseuted Corlaer In Knglish;
"that la a good! plan. You licedt a
loodt plan for a fm like Joncalre.
Hy , I hoie, you fool him andt bring
home bis scalp."
"The newa which (Ja-en gwa-ra go
asks for will be aumrlent," replied Ta-wan-ne-ara.
"O my uncle, we Jhnnk
you. Now we may sleep with ease."
"That la well,"- said the roy-an-eh,
rising.
He lifted hla arm In aalute.
"May lla wrn ne yu, the Great
Spirit, and the Ho no-che no keli. hla
Invisible Aids, hate you In their keep
ing." CHAPTER VIII
Trapped,
It waa t week before we left fe -nun-da
ga-a, and although the delay
Irked me It cntild not lie avoided, for
the prolonged eWnca nf Ta-wan-ne-ara
from his rxwt aa Warden of the
Western Ioor of the I.nng lloue had
tiernillled an accuinulatlon of ques
tions of political and military Impor
tance which required his attention. He
siient the duya either In consultation
with Hie my-an elis and chiefs and del
egations from neighboring trlhea or In
Inofiettliig the marches. Corlaer tie
parted with a small band of braves
upon a hunting trip, but I availed my
self of the npiHirtunlty tn gain an In
slcht Into Hie workings of the remark
able military confederacy which held
the balance nf power in America.
One of Ta wan ne ars' Hrt acts was
lo organise a war party tn harry the
Mliiiula In retallntlon for an attack
upon a vlllnue of the Andantea In the
Husquehanna valley who were subject
In the Jurisdiction nf the league.
"It waa the Intent nf the Founders
to prevent uunrrels auinngst the five
nations who formed the. Ho-de-no-sau-nee,"
explained Ta wsn-ne-ars. "He
fore we hulll the lmg House we
fought mnHlanlly amongst ourselves.
Afterward we fought only agnlnst oth
ers, and hecnu'S we were united we
ill way won, although sometimes our
wars lasted for many yeara.
"And now that we are strong, and
only white mnn ran venture to oppoxe
our war parties, we fight for nothing
more than the right tn iniMise peace
upon others. If a nation ma ken
trouble for us loo frequently we sub
jugate It. as we did the pelawares. If
a nation Is In dllDcultles, aa were the
Tnscarorns In Hie south, and they ap
peal 10 us for aid. we give It. . We took
Hie Tuctirorus Into Hie league he
cause that waa the liest way we could
protect them."
"Against whom?" I asked Innocently.
- "Against the white mnn," be an
swered. "Aye, brother, down In the
southern colonies the white men hun
ger for land Just as they do here In
New York. When an Indian tr'be Is
weak, as were the Tusraroraa, the
white men drive It before them. When
a tribe la strong, like the O ya-da ga-
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ThoreauV Tribute to
Nature haa taken more core than
the fondest parent for the education
and refinement of her children. Con
alder the silent Influence which flow
er exert, no lea upon tha ditcher In
Ihe meudow than Hi ludy In Ihe
bower.
When I walk In the wooda I am re
minded that a wise purveyor haa beeu
there before me; my most delicate ex
perience la typified there. I am atruck
wllh the pleuslng friendship and
unanimities of nuture, a when the
lichen on the tree take the form of
their leaves. In the most stupendous
scenes you will see delicate ond fra
grant features, a slight wreath of
vapor, dcwllnos, feulhery sprays,
which suggest a high rellueincnt, a
noble breeding, a It were. Krlng a
spray fms Hm wood, or a crystal
0-110 (Cherokeea) or ourselves, It cat
resist for a time."
He fell silent and his eyes gazed
moodily Into the smoke of th council
fire.
"Why do you say for a tlmt'f I
asked.
"Ilecuuse I mean It," he retorted
fiercely. "Today the Indian la still
si rung. He has Hie protection of the
forest. The white mnn foolishly has
given him guns lo fight with, and steel
hies and knives. Rut the India
grows wesker; the white mn growt
stronger. In the end the Indian must
go."
He leaned forward until his fare
waa close 10 mine.
"When all else raits the while man
will ue flre-WHler, what you rail rum
and the French call branny. The red
mnn cannot resist It and It ruins him.
He becomes a red animal."
"Hut-"
He would not let me speak.
"And your missionaries told me 1
must believe In their (iod!" he went
on scornfully. "A Mod who permit
while men lo do things the Und of tbt
Indians forbids! I said to them;
"'No. I am an Indian. A good In
dian Is better II. an a good white man;
be Is a better Christian, as you rnll It
And between bad Indians and bad
white men there I only a difference
In kinds of evil."
The next day we started upon the
inn rch to Jugitra. We had not gone
very fur on Hie morning of Ihe second
day of our Journey when i began to
hear what sounded like a muffled ronr,
not thunder, hut the bellowing of some
glgKiilic monster, whose breath could
ruffle the trees of the forest Ta-wsn-ne-ars
smiled at niy obvious bewilder
ment. "Tla the voice of Ihe firest Falls,
brother." be suld. The Thunder Wa
ters." "I toes water make that noise?" I ex
claimed. "Nothing but water."
"Tla lniKMsihle."
"Ro many have aald; and. Indeed
the tiiisslnnarlea told me 'twas one of
the grcntest wonders of the world."
In Ihe early afternoon a mist ap
peared, overhanging the treetnpt on
the horizon and shot with gorgeous
rslnhows. The volume of noise In
creased. When we stepped from the
tree and Ihe panorama of the cata
ract lay before us, a vast, aeethlng
wall of water that awliied and amnked
and tossed and fumed In an endless
fight for freedom, I was smsied. stag
gered by the magnitude of the spec
tacle. I stumbled behind Ts wsn-ne-srs
Into the trail of the portage which led
arouud the falls. Cannes and goods
were transported by thl route from
ihe Cadurakul lake to the lake nf the
Fries whence poured thla endless
stream; ll wa a main-traveled road
between lb French posts In Canada
and their out flung establishment In
the farther wllderoena,
We followed It northeastward until
twilight, the roar nf the falls gradu
ally diminishing behind us, and came
at length Into an open apace upon the
banks of the swift -running river which
carried the shattered waters Into the
fadnraktil lake. Clone to the bsnk
stood flagstaff, and from Its summit
floated the white enidgn of France.
. At the foot of this staff, as If resting
lecure under the folds of the flag, rose
the walls of substantial log house.
Itehlnd at was a collection of smaller
huts and lodges of bar!:.
A larre. stout man, with very greay.
lanky black hair, hailed us from Hit
log hnue as we approached.
"Hols T he shouted tn French. "Who
comes so free from the westward with
out ranne or fur packsV
"A poor, miserable lascal of a forest
runner," 1 called bark gsyly. -
"And who might thla poor, miser
able rascal of a forest-runner" be?" he
demanded. "These are the king'
grounds, nnd we must know who
conies and goes."
"Mon I'leu!" I appealed In mock
consternation to the stars. "Hut It I
a hard man tn deul with! Will yon
have an objection, monsieur, to the
name of Jean Courbevolr?"
"None In the world, Jean," he re
lumed promptly, "If you have your
trading permit with you. Hut who I
the good savage with your
Nohndy had told me anything of
trading ertnlt, and I fought for time.
"You call hltn good with Justice,
monsieur I!y the way, what la your
name!"
"They call me Joncalre," he tald
with a trace of grin, .loss.
"Joncalre 1 Mnrt tie ma vie I The
very man I have been aeurehlng for!
"What r How ta HiatT he asked.
"Ah, but that la a lulel I cannot be
lieve It now I Am I In very truth on
French anil once morel"
"This Is Ihe Magar.ln Itoyal." he re
turned. "A for French soil, mon
brave, I do not cee how you could have
beeu off It."
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Wonders of Nature
from the brook, and place It on your
mantel, and your household ornament
will seem plebeian beside It nobler
fashion and bearing. It wtll wave su
perior there, aa If used to a more re
fined and polished circle. It ha t
salute and a response to all your en
thusiasm and heroism. Thoreau.
United Statet Mint
Paper money la printed at the plant
of th United Htntes bureau of engrav
ing and printing, Washington, whll
most of the coins are turned out at tha
mint In . Philadelphia. There are
smaller mint In Han Franrlaco and
Denver. Coin have been minted else
where, at other times. There were
formerly mint In New Orleans, Car
snn City, Nev., and Dnhlonsga. Ha.
but these are now closed.
mrni7nfn
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SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSISTI
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Asjiuia is tka ttsos su ef aVim HnafMtaf ut MwowadeuldMttt f ssUerUewM
Homing and Child Health
The larger and more comfortable
the family house, all other things be
ing equal, the better chance buttle
have to live, accord'ng to a recently
published yearly report on child wel
fare In F.nglnnd. In one-room dwell
ings. In Newcastle-on-Tyne, the deal I)
rate wa KM; In two-room dwellings,
100; In three-rooms, 89; while In
tho over three room. It dropped
lo 76.
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
Say Backache Often Mean Yeu
Have Not Been Drinking
Enough Water
When yon wake up with backache
ind dull misery In the kidney region
!t may mean that you have been eat
ng foods which create acid, say a
aell-known authority. An excess of
inch acid overwork the kidneys In
tfielr effort to Alter It from the blood
ind they become sort of paralysed and
ioggy. When your kidney get slug
gish and clog you must relieve them,
like you relieve your bowels, remov
ing all llie body's urinous waste, else
you have backache, sick headache,
ilr.ty spells; your stomach tours,
tongue la coated and when the weath
er 1 bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine la cloudy, full of sediment,
channel often get sore, water tralds
and you are obliged to seek relief two
or three time during the night
Hither consult a good, reliable phy
sician at once or get from your phar
macist about four ounces of Jail
Salts; take a tublesponnful In a glass
of water before breakfast for a few
duy and your kidney may thea act
fine. Tlila famous salt is made 'rom
the acid of graK-s and lemon JUce.
combined with lltbla, and baa been
used for year tn help clean aud stim
ulate sluggish kidneys, also tn neu
tralise adds In the system, so they no
Innrer Irritate, thus often relieving
bladder weakness.
Jud Halts I Inexpensive, cannot In
jure and make a delightful, efferves
cent llthla-water drink. Drink Iota of
toft water.
Sot So Very Restful
"Tou'll find this place very restful."
"Don't tell me that ; you remind mo
of the time I had Hint assurunce and
a cyclone took the house away In the
night."
for bloated feetlnt and alrtr act areata
Inc an I indtetoa rB nr-i s merflrln
aa writ sa a pureatlva. Wright' ladisa
Vrfaistils rill r kvia. Ad.
The Difference
He I make the money.
She And I make It atrctch. Chrlt
tlao Science Monitor,
Where everybody la busy knocking,
nobody hear Opportunity.
Oakland G.A.R. Veteran
and Wife Regain Health
Aged Couple. Suffering Acutely fromRheumatim, Neu
ritis and Indigestion, Find Quick and Permanent
Relic in Tanlac and Praise It Highly
"From tht day I waa fort una t
tnough to lint up with Teniae," aayt
Mr. Kmil Langhana, ex-cavalrymaii
ind retireil customs official, "it bat
irpt my b.alth and strength up to
lighntt standard."
Kitting in hit comfortable home at
J219 107th Avenue, Oakland, Calif.,
Mr.Langhanr.told bowTanlachad re
built strength and vigor for himself
indhiachanniiif wife, ''Tanlac worked
fonder for my wife," he said. "She
luflered from high blood pressure, .
neuritis and general run-down ooo(lt
lion. Tanlae relieved ber.
"I hadaciatic rheumatism suffered
for five years with it so that I could
deep but Utile, on account of the pain.
Kidney trouble, indigestion and !oa
of appetite had reduced my strength
to a low ebb. t
"Since taking Tanlae my health, at
Well ss that of my wife, has been re
msrkable. Though I am retired, I
could resume my old work any time.
No rheumatism nor kidney trouble
iu past two year. I never oust aa
ervmne
ar aaaaaw m .
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Also bottles of 2 snd 100 Druggiste.
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OUTSIDt HOUU, 1'IUVS.IL BATH CO
W. N. U, 80 Francisco, No. t-1927.
Slang Sonr.de Loud
IWothy, aved four, was told not ta
say "gee," aa the word wa slang.
That nlt'hi. when her father ram
home, Dorothy ran to him, nnd said:
"Pntlrty, I don't say 'gee' because It'
slum'!" ""It' what r, asked the put
tied father. "Slam. repeated th
youngster Seeing that her parent
still did not undemtund. Iirothy went
to the door, oiened It. and then closed
It with hang. "Slum, like this," ha
explained.
No Letup
Caller Why don't your husband
take a day off now and then?
Hostess John works In the weather
bureau and you know, my dear, peopl
tlmply must htvt weuther. New lis
ten Iteglsler.
opportunity to praise Tanlac."
Old and young, from coast to coast;
unite in praising this famous remedy
of nature. Made of roots, bark and
herb, according to the exclusiv Tan
lao formula, it is tn ainaiing tonio
medicine. All good druggist sell Tan.
lac. (jet a bottle today I Over tO
million bottle told.
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