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PAD NOT DRESS
JERSEY.
" Neuritis in Left Arm
"For neuritis I am using Kruschen
Salts," writes a woman of GO years,
"And they are a. real benefit, for I
could not dress myself sometimes, my
left arm was so painful. I take Krus-
chen every morning, and the Pain bas
now gone. I was recommended by my
doctor to take salts of some kind that
suited me, and I find Kruschen is the
best. In fact it is wonderful. I feel
ever eo much better, and I shall always
take it. I am 60 years of age, and have
not felt go well for years."—K. P,
The pains of neuritis and sciatica
are a symptom of. deeper trouble ---the
same trouble that causes rheumatism,
'gout and lumbago. They are a sign of
an impure blood -stream. They show
that poisons have) .rept into the blood.
Kruschen is a combination of six
• natural salts, whiee ensure intc 'nal
cleanliness and keep the blood -stream
pure. New and refreshed blood Is sent
coursing to every fibre of your being.
Then, neuritis, sciatica and kindred ills
alipass you by._.___.__
Valuable Hints
To Dog Lovers
An Expert Advises on the
ABC's of Training Your
Dog in Reader's Digest
In training a dog, it is important
above all to win his confidence and
perfect obedience. From the start
make him rely on you and you alone,
for everything. Later, when his
character is . formed, there will be
plenty of time for him to become a
family dog. But during the first
months of education there must be
nobody in the world far him but his.
own master or mistress
Secondly, teach only one thing at
a time, and don't begin any new in-
structions until he has grasped each
of the former ones so thoroughly
that they are part of his nature.
A dog more than two years old la
more easily taught than the average
puppy Ix -amuse he is more capable of
understanding what you wish him to
do. Mar,' an intelligent dog is spoil-
ed by t(p insistent efforts to correct
minor faults in the early stages of
his training. His spirit is broken
before he has an opportunity to
learn things worth while.
One of the first lessons he must
learn is to oome when called, To
Inculcate the idea of instant obedi-
ence in this, wait until the dog is
especially hngry and then put on
him a retaining collar with little
spikes on the inside, not sharp en-
ough to harm thedog but to give
him a little discomfort when the
Ieash Is taut. Mister . Dog is allow-
ed to, roam at the end of perhaps
100 feet of strong cord or rope. The
owner whistles or calls, at the same
time pulling sharply on the long
leash. When the dog arrives, he
should be petted and offered food.
After a few trials, the dog obeys
promptly without the spiked collar
or other incentive.
This forming of associations may
be put to many practical uses. I had
friends whose dog would growl and
show his teeth at their little boy.
They let the boy feed him exclusive-
ly for a few days, giving the ani-
mal no chance to get food elsewhere,
At the end of a week the dog re-
garded the boy as his best friend.
When about six months old a dog
usually feels so friendly toward the
world that he may follow anybody
who stops to pat him. To break
a dog of this habit I once hired a
man to entice him away from home,
and wben about a block away to hit
the dog in the face with his glove.
The next day the dog followed an-
other man. This man hit him with
a small switch. Thenceforth the dog
didn't trust anybody who tried to
coax him into following.
A folded up newspaper makes the
finest of all agents for correction.
it is perfectly harmless, yet the sud-
den report accompanying its sharp
slap against hip or sides will scare
I, puppy every time, and will put more
real fear into him than will a severe
beating by other means.
Common belief is that a dog may
be cured of killing chickens by tying
dead chicken around his neck, The
trouble with this is that the dog
probably has no especial objection
'to a dead dhieken. He might even
regard it as a decoration of honor.
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14—Sea of Russia
15—Fortune
16—To pucker
18—Greek letter
19—Forward
20—Manners
21—Chinese general
23—Vessel (abbr.)
24—Frets
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40—Fruit beverage
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42—Land measure
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The only way to cure him of 'killing
chickens is to build up in his mind
the notion that it works to his own
Ina -mediate disadvantage. One method
is to turn him loose among chickens
but tied with a piece of twine 60
feet long, and every time he chases
a chicken bring him to a sheep halt
with this leash
Another method is to use a sling
shot—an instrument too much neg-
lected in the training of dogs. It
should be a stout one, and aminnni-
tion should be eight or ten pellets
of number -six shot. They sting but
do no injure. The usual procedure
when a dog is discovered in wrong-
doing is first yell ,at the dog; then
get hold of him; then punish him
But often he is captured so long
after the crime that you are a bit
uneasy as to whether he is making
the proper connections in his own
mind. But suppose that just as he
is licking his chops over a stolen
chicken, he is stung to yelping by
a half-dozen number -sixes, The con-
viction that man can punish even at
a distance is most persuasive.
If your dog gets into a flight and
you can't stop him in any other wsy,
roll up a newspaper into a long torch,
light it and pass it trndcrneath the
dog's jaws. I have stopped some of
the most vicious dog fights justthat
way without injuryto the dogs
themselves.
To break a dog of running out to
bark at or chase passing cars, fill a
garden syringe with a mixture of wa-
ter and ammonia, and have a friend
drive past in his car and spray tbe
dog in his face as tie runs out to
neap at the machine. A couple of
each experiences are sufficient to
effect a permanent cure.
A training collar with a long check
cord is also most effective in break-
ing this habit. Put the collar ' on the
dog, coil the check cord up with the
end tied to a post in the ground near
where the automobiles pass, Hold
the dog up close and when an auto-
mobile passes let him go, He will
race after the car until he reaches
the end of the chain, when he will
promptly be yanked over on his back.
About three doses of that will cure
the Worst automobile-ohasing dog
without breaking his spirit.
A young dog's habit of tearing up
pillows, shoes and hats is best cured
by sprinkling a little red pepper on
the objects to be protected. A few
good sneezes and he will let forbid-
den things alone forever,
A dog's natural desire is to show
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Why Dad's Nose Is Red
Two foreign -looking girls, evidently
domestics, were discussing their em-
ployers. "The misses is fine," said
one, "but ber husband is very cross."
"He is?"
"Yeah. But I get even with him.
Every time he scolds me, I put starch
in his handkerchiefs."
And Mamma Was So Pleased
"You must be pretty strong," said
Willie, aged six, to the pretty young
'widow who bad come to call on his
mother.
"Strong? What makes you think
so?"
"Daddy said you can wrap any man
in town around your Iittle finger."
Massacre bf the Innocents
A little girl, on seeing sawdust
.sprinkled on the floor of a meat stove,
remarked to her mother: •
"Mummy, the man must have broken
a lot of dolls!"
Boys are waiting until after Hal-
lowe'en before starting to wear the
halos which they will have—more or
less -until after Christmas,
pat and make much of him at his Man -"Quick, Doc, my wife bas
own level. fainted]"
To teach a dog to follow at your Doctor—"What's the trouble?"
heels use a leash with a choke col- Man—"She showed me her new hat
lar, keeping the dog directly behind and the bill at the same time, and I
you and dragging him along, giving 1e.e...,♦ say _ ____ , .,
him a rest once in awhile and a lit-
tle encouragement. If he runs to It may be possible to write a sons -
one side or ahead of you snap him ible love letter, but it would not be
up quickly with the check, give the satisfying to th recipient.
word "to heel" and pull him around
where he' belongs. Continue this I'd rather be a has-been
lesson indefinitely until he is pro- Than a might -have -been, by far,
ficient. Don't let him "get away For a might -have -been has never been:
with It" ever But the has-been was an are.
In fact,, in all training never give
commands that you are not in a post- Friendship tbat is merely an inter -
tion to enforce. If you have told the mittent fever of fervor is not real
dog to "lie dawn," see that he does friendship. Nor wind, nor tide, nor
It if it takes all of that lesson and ,prosperity, nor adversity, nor joy, nor
all of the next Here's where you sorrow, nor any material consideration
may lose your temper. Dbn't; be. sways or alters genuine friendship,
cause it is a general rule that the than which there is nothing nobler on
harder It is to teach a dog anything earth.
the longer it will take him to un-
learn it. Incidentally, the best times Woman—"Before we were married
to give a .dog a lesson are the first you told me I would never want for
thing in the morning and again late anything."
at night. The night lesson is the Her Husband—"That shows how Ut-
most important of the two because tie I knew of you then."
what a dog learps at night he is apt
to wake up wit,. in tbe morning. Removing the teeth will cure some
The fundamental thing to renlem- things, including the foolish belief that
ber in the dog's training is that, as it will cure everything,
a result of his very position in the
cosmos, he wants to do 'what you
desire. When his actions runs as it
seems to you, perversely the chances
are many to one that it is merely
because you have not made him un-
derstand. Punishment is useful, but
should be inflicted only with the one
end clearly in view of conveying to
bis intelligence •your idea in such
form that he can grasp it. And
punishment must be inflicted the mo-
ment an
o-mentan offense is committed. Other- Judge—"You say that your husband
wise the dog will '1e cowed and will doesn't bu you any Clothes?"
learn nothing from it other than that Woman—"No, Judge, If my tongue
You are unjust.
Woman—"Nora; did you sweep be-
bind that door?"
The Maid—"Yes, mum. I sweeps
everything • bebind that door.
were coated it would have to be at my
own expense."
Joybell---"I've no use for that fellow
Robert Cunn' igham."
Doroth—"Oh -- whets the matter
with him?"
Joybell—"He's the ..ort of chap that
pats you on the back before your face
and hits you in tbe eye behind your
back."
Ever Try Cobbler's Wax..
Actor ---"Yes, my friends, usually
my audiences are glued•to their seats."
Friend—"What a quaint way of
keeping them there!"
Girl—"I can never be yours. I will
return your presents."
Her Sweetie—"All right, but who's
going to return those cigars I bought
your father and the dimes I gave your
little brother?"
• Most men confide their business
troubles to their wives, especially
when the latter want to buy something.
Tramp—"Mister, give me a quarter
for a meal. I'm hungrier than a bear."
Rich Dyspeptic — "I'11 give you
$5,000 for your appetite, my man."
Jasper — "Tommy Heitman gets
along with his wife very well."
Casper—"Why shouldn't he? His
dad owns a millinery store."
Quite often the mother-in-law Is
blamed when what is wrong is a poor
son-in-law.
September
Hail, month of early frost and short-
ened days,
Thou magic artist, who doth night
by night
With subtle brush the maples all
bedight
Scarlet and gold; whose every hour
displays
Some new enchantment!
E'en while it dismays
That all so soon the beauty must take
Sight,
Now on the lambent air comes the
delight
Of autumn odours, and my loss allays.
Though even now confer tbe migrant
birds,
And on the fields are stooks of gold-
en grain,
Waiting the coming of the farmer's
wain,
That tell of summer's going plain as
words,
Still do I know that this is not the
end,
And in my purse some beauty have
to spend.
—George Frederick Clarke in "St,
John and Other Poems,"
Bishop Allows Women
To Go Hatless to Church
London.—Women may go to church
without a hat, and you have the auth-
ority of no less than a bishop for that,
This is in the diocese of Ipswich, any-
way.
Rt. Rev. Dr. Walter G. Whitting-
ham, Bishop of St. Edmunsbury and
Obnoxious Annie opines: "A boy re- Ipswich, writes in his September let -
covering from a heartache is like the ter to the diocese: "I have remarked
intoxicated person nursing a headache oracular reproofs of certain clergy
—he swears ]lever again till the next from time to time on hatless girls in
time," church, and have even noted a church
-where certain diminutive kerchiefs
were provided at the porch that wo-
men night put them on before they
entered.
"I conclude the provision was made
on the supposition that Saint Paul's
Prohibition applies. St, Paul never
dreamed of saying that women were
not to appear in church without a
hat. He had no knowledge of hats,
What he said was they were not to
appear in Christian assemblies un-
veiled, and that is a different matte:r.
Women in England do not come to
church veiled."
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When you feel blue, depressed, sour on the
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Digestion and elimination are being slowed
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You and making you feel wretched.
Mere bowel -movers Iiae salts, oil, mineral
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