The Clinton News Record, 1914-03-26, Page 7SPRING BLOOD
4 IS WA1ERY, BLOOD
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• How to GetNew Health and
New Strength at This Season
•
s
ir ig ailments' .are not .imagi-
• )'-',1?,U" the' niest .roblist: find.
• •;',jhe winier 1110i1141..111G4 trying te•
' Ormfirreinent 5•114-110orp.
th4ert 'ineverheated and imarly
•Ways badJy 'ventilated roonisHo the
11'611.6,
takes 'the VitaliWof even"
the StrOfigeS,t, , The blood hec.dmes
thin and watery and is clogged. With
• impurities. .1o,me „people .have
';t6,• headaches and a feeling of langour-
. 'Others are low-spirited and her-
' • vous. Still others are troubled
,
with , disfiguring pimples and skin
, eruptions, while ,some get: up in the
• ...morning feeling joSt aa tired as
when they went{ bed. These are.
. ;ITill aping •symptoxits. that the blood
'se out of ordi and that a medicine
is needed. Many people take poi',
gative .medicines in the .spring. This
'seri:ours Mistake. You' cannot
' cure, yourself with a medicine, that
gallops throligh Sgrar system. 'ancl
leaves you weaker still. This is all
!that a purgative does. What yOU
need 'to ',give ;von health and
Mwengthin 'the 'spring is tonib
Inedielne that 'will enrich the blood
andedothe the jangled nerves. And
. . --the ono alwafs reliable tonic and
' blood builder is 1)r. Williains' Pink
Pills. These Pills not Only banish
-Weolpicas; lint; guard. Yon
. . •
•-• ,T, - against the more. serious ailments'
thtsb follow, such as anaemia, nerL
Vous debility, "indige.stion, rheuma-
• tism, and other'di7se,as'es-c1uo to. ba.d
••-• Mrsi. Freeman Leslie, Greenwich,
writes: "We have found Dr.
Pink Pills the very best
- family medicine there is. I wits
eonipletay run -clown :and could net
sleep or do any 'work. I was very
nervous 'and the ;least sound ,start-
led. me. I began using Dr.
Pink Pills and they soon
'brought me back to the -best :of Tgood
health., hey ,also . cured my hue-
banct;when ho was suffering. from a
geVe'rttieek. Of' rheilinalisiii.!,
'If you are ailing this spring you
comet afford, in your own interest,
to overlook 'so valuable a medieine
as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Sold
by all medicine dealers or by•mail
at 50 eeints a box or .six boxes for
2.5O from The Dr. Williams' Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Ont.
UtRI; G S WITH BIG NA.NES.
Modern Science Recalls Language
,
,of. Shakespeare. ,
• Strange remedies used by modern
medicine,' when read in 'a .preserip-.
tion, pall: to mind the„time of Witch
craft -when mysterious creatures
mixed strange liquids with which
• they worked scenes of horror among
• the people. ' •
Only .; recently a pharmacist was.
required to compound a. pre,serip-
tion in 'which one article was'dried
moles. ;To:prepare this needed sub-
stance the animals .are placed in a
container and "roasted. over a fire!'
Later; When .powdered, the ash is
• used as 'an epileptic remedy. '
Reutter, a. German amidst, m6 -
tions : a prescription of „this yeatir's
• date; which calls Inc .Ibwe ounces of
• human fat, one entice Of 'natural
• anuMmy,' a particle of -ne'iv skin and
' . • One ounce of Stag's fat.
'•• Indeed semeModarir seienee calla
to anind the weird language of
Shakespeare, w5umn he mentiOns
dragon's blood, wool. of 'hat, and
mummy's skin: IE people sew a list
of the drugs- used by the ehernist of
to -day many would cease to be siek.
But while dragon's blood is one of
0 Peculiarlynanied drugs,- it does
me • from, any dragon. Other
'et‘
'
not
na.mes, p c
names Inc bedeficial remedies. If
we read some cringing, hair-raising
name in a prescription handed to
us by our doctor, let tts not worry.'
-Prescriptions are .couched in wed-
drous and !confusing language
For No Benefit.
uoiy „Cat Ca,telfes Pi'ey By
11 D
No form of food,-exeept, perhaps, T EN LISS, J. GO IN USE
D'ODD'S -RIDNEY PILLS.
Irealthy Boys
and'BIris
Always littinry
Fold for a quick, easily
pt`epared lunch, a generous
dish of • •
aiid Cream
-
Can't Be Beat!
,iatitritiOttspart o±
-
• „
ctr."- • .
cookeit,', ',:011e0
„ bropn. .""••';" ••.: •
, .1104
• the'
' iShing nnd CI611010u*
' , seem, .t9,
get enough• Of
• les, and
hey vi7,gitt•;hcc.tittSe".....Otis
:food iS''ldg who1eqm4 i± 1±1
appetizing: :
Canadian Pestinn .Cereal Oo, 11d.'
' Willahnlghtntici,„; '
the -dog; is•ro apeeptable to the leo-
pard in the Pingles:of , Ceylon._ as the
large, grey „Wancleroo.monleey., and
the• :artistic Methods ef...eatiture .ein-
playedibytheio theeesSitote2 no trCe
writeS au explorer in .an
Wheneverhmonkeyca,toh
Ota,leinitird klinking.lindeithe'OCCS1'
Chatter together. -As soonrcsi the
leopard hears :aria ho lies down Un-
der a bush and begins te clioh his
teeth -together. • • '
• •
This ,noise .seenw tomake the
.morikeys beside themselves with ter-
ror and exciteinent; they huddle
together in the treetop above the
leopard's head, jumping pp and
•clowa on the„ branches, .shrielting
and Chattering. Below, the leopard
waits .ntotiOnlesS, elicking its teeth,
Until Suddenly one of the mo.nkeys
misses its footing and comes to the
ground with a thudand then tho.
leopard is on it in a botinci,
one day saw the first ame of the
tragedy.1 was travelling in thick
jungle, and my, bulle*.chats haying
gone on in the early afternoon,
was follewMg later in the eyening
down the same sandy track. •I ne-
tice.d that a large leopard had been
follewing behind the bulls and that
he'had'rmddenly aside ClaWn
s.m'
all game track: At the same
.moinent 1 becameaware of a tire-
tnendous Chatteringiof Monkeys in
4S -
the tend°,
I had p;Cingalese with, me, and We.
crept through the 'thick jungle to-
ward tho noise. After crawling
about. 150 yards 1 saw about 15 or
20 monkeys jumping on the top 'of'ci:
snail tree.
• They seemed to be looking clown
at something on the other side of a
large. bath which was in front of
me; and when they .SaW tiS, they
teept on -turning their'headsfoat to
us and thento this something, leap-
ing up .an'd down axid shrieking per-
pcimally-and, :as 1± appeared to am,
ge'stieulating and beckoning to' us
Tivith their long, thin grey arms.
The same thought. cadre 'to' the Chr
;galese, for he whispered to me,
'They .are, beckoning to you lo
shoot."
I layetili Inc a. moinent thinking
Which side of the bush it eVelS• hest
to crawl rouncl, and then I distinct-
ly heard the click, click, cliek of the
leopard's teeth 'behincrit,. I chose
theWrong side, for as I came round,
all I saw was the leopard disappear
in a great' -curving bound into the
thick ,jungle beyond .
A GOOD MEDICINE
FOR LITTLE ONES
. —
Bs aby'Own Tablets are anx
ecel-
lent remedy for little Ones. They
are a gentle laxativ'e which sweet-
en them
stomach, regulate the bow-
els, • banish constipation, worms,
eolds .and eimple, fevers, and make
the child happy, healthy and strong.
Concerning- thein MIs. Pierre Ton-
eignont, Ste. Sophie de Levrard,
Que.., writes : "I have fOund Baby's
Own Tablets an excellent remedy
for My Ride ones and would not be
without them." 'The Tablets. ore
Sold by inedkine dealers or by mail
at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil -
liable Medicine Co., Brockville,
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1,1a-MN(1. CARE OE' :FOOD.'
,
Germs Get Into Eatables by Errors
of Housekeeper.A famous physician said not long
ago: "Many .0. 008050 who thinks
herself a fine housekeeper, who.is
Perhaps 'amexcellent cook and
everything in the 'pink
is criminal'
ens.
neatness,'
T. in the care of
"I ineaO," he 'Continued, "that
lack of knOwle,dge about the care of
fend puts the me.mbc es of the house.
bold in grave danger, ,And heed-
lessness in this respect is so easy.
The •average woman does not stop
to think that milk and butter axe
the most delicate, of absorbents and
,will quiekiy icoeiue aaIyn that
comes along, and not only receive;
but become the breeding place of
10;000 other germs. 111; she, did She
would be more careful about leav-
ing milk uncovered and the butter
dish on the kitchen' table while she
is e,00king or cleaning
How often we see o cake. or pie
or maybe a Pitdcling%prit out of the
Window to cool,' exposed to wil the
A.O.st that bloWs about and pessiblY
also to flies.- This is badien•doglit !it
thaeotintry. But in the ci1y, ,where,
owing to• tbc density .01,:the Popula-
tion, the air ,is more contaminated,
it is a positive menace to. health,
It ,does, not OCCUr to 11104 11011SO-,
keepdrs :that breed • or 'cake when
taken out, f t.la.e oven..and set to
cool, Should be lightly covered with
a thin eleth or Pieee of tissue paper
peevent prank' germs -and 'dust
from falling upon them, but &Auld
out' have 41, '114lielt 0101111 girOWII over
,thein or they will become damp and
Soggy. Of eourse, when cake is
ii.Ced it, is impassible te do this nail
the'frasting, has hardened. An iced
&kit May he. :place d in a,phi Oa Closet
With glees &erste keep .6ff. the (lost
Until it is ready- to'be 'stored...in the
cake box,
ieser pnt anYthing but drY. tOed,
/Ike cakb C4"i: 'break awaY ift;,
And Her :Kidney Disease and Fe,:
• nude I'Ve'itleness DiSappeared-She
IS Noir a Strolig,b1ealtliv• Voutait:
• - 11/iti'1»nette Gloucester Co.,
March tis. "I, have:
.been suffering 'flew. the;:Kiddess,
'ever 11000 1..11',63KW-91.1110i."Say,Silliss
Of
1 grew to womanhood 1 was told. I
was •sufferiog from female weak-
,
*floss, Co I tried 'several kinds of
medicine, .spending a, good many
dollars for nothing.
'Last winter I bee'atute eo weak I
was on the point of giving up my
work. I 'could not sleep at night
and could hardly get up the stairs
without having palpitation of :the
heart and feeling quite exhausted.
• 'Reading of :sympteins .of Kidney
Disease in Decld's Almanac, I soon,
found out any case was similar, so I
sent at onee„ for four boxes of
Docld's Kidney Pills. I began to
feel a, ehange at the very beginning,
for 1 slept well the very first night.
Those four boxes didme more good
than all the' me.dicine I had taken
before, and 1 have remained strong
ever since. I ama now as well as
can be.'' •
All women .whosuffer ehould look
to the Kidneys. They are the main-
spring of health. Keep..tbe Kidneys
Strong by using Dodd's Kidney Pills
and they take care of 'the:rest
of the. body.
Enamelled 'calea or 'br.eati Ito:see:are
all right. But to openes eon of fruit
•or vegetables,, use'. parib ni ±lg94:)11-
tents' and let...the .rernoindeif .sta-y
in the ban may mean' ptomaine:lei:7
king,•Orfet;lier,s,i,e)61e8,P, 130aced•al:,
ple's ok-Opple"pie ' it cotiked•ita finer
dVOilglidist&warie. SI on, I never 3m
1L1loYect-tio:,00018111 the pan. When-
ever posSible apple.s: or any acid
or vegetable 'sheml:d be eabke'cl
• 10, 'earthen, ware;- -.for abid hoS, SD)
hilinity an.d shrOctimeS gen,
• 6mice 11 Poi:set:loos anbStarnee.
• `
Mother -Now, Willy, you told me
o falsehood. Do you know 7 what
happens to little boys who tell
falsehoods? Willy- (theepishly)-
No, 'ma'am. Mother -Why, a big
black man with only one eye in :the
eenbre of his forehead collies along
and flies with him up to the moon
and makes him pick sticks for the
balance' of hislife, Now, you will
novel; tell a falsehood again, will
you? Ibis awitilly wicked! .
ANCIENT PARIS CHURCH.
nisi:01v" of St.. 'Julien Le Pauvre
Goes Back 1300 Years.
A city im,provement, -scheme in
Paris is in ‘process of realization
which will give a freer sight of the
Old church of St. Julien le Pauvre,
one of the most picturesque
churches in Porta, both architeetur-
ally -and . by reason of its history.
Situated on the banks of the Seine;
quite 'Close to, the river and Notre
Dame, it has been surrounded hith-
erto with a somewhat disreputable
frame of houses which is how to be
removed, not merely to improve the
approaches to the elvirch„ but to
make way Inc the construction, ,of
new school of decorative art.. Ac-
cording to ,the plans upon which the
work will be begun shortly, the
fronting upon the, Seine will be left
open -to ehe river and will give the
happiest effect to the old montunent
and its -attendant buildingss,
, The history of ithe 'church is ex-
tremely curious. It dates from the
sixth ermtury and was originally a
hospice WhOTO Saint Gregory of
Tours Stayed, The ehureh was de-
stroyed by the Norreausin 286, and
subseqdently reconstructed.Re-
stored in the 12th century, it be-
came the scat of the university
bodieS until the treation of the reg-
ular seheols on Mount Sainte Gene-
vieve. Its:-varions .viciseitUdes in-
cluded 'that :cif becoming fOrage
stores during the Resolution. It
was afterwards restored to the Ho-
tel Dieu 'or City Flospitahwhich
fortherlY stood Close te the, ehureit
to -whielr it had figilowa ititoh
:9,11111:-.71-rarious notable persons
were buried there. MOT :Some years
it hae belonged te the Greek reli-
gion. • . •
In 'the picturesque 3ittle court in
front of this curious church ere two
wells. One was actually .within the
church when it -was used as istaren;
the other, 'which .was also in the
apse, was .said. to provide a sover-
eign cure tor ajl ills. •
Cold, Damp Winds
Full of Catarrh
..H0,NLF THE VICTIMS OF CATARRH,
BRONCH ITIS, AND THROAT
IRRITATION, CONTRACT
THE DISEASE THIS •
onty, One PreViintive knowne -
illfeiterin
' tress
, Mr; W T• .Oldrieve Chief .arehin
tdet .of the.,,GoverninenV.Offfee of'
Works in;' fileotAnd,
who, twe years agb,.. dmect,Yered,aft
P4P'
'foundation: :the.: earlits01
'Christian *Clittrit,hes,. hay ,entioutiCed
that he ihas retireadti. in
Edinburgh Cahtio. � the :iancient
fertre0'S.r-
•"„1dwe1;,.. -He iiatii::al,SO4ofind,..tlitti,well.
• Which tattnilled the",eastlatid garri-
son With, Watef. •;
Excavations reirealed ntoelt 'of
King Da-vid?e,-TOwerstill. standing,
its •walls,- eightrfat,;thick,' xis -
1115 to 0,-.1Might,Of nearlynifty le,et
above the original .roak auffaa.e. On
one side the: structure had evidently
'euffere,c1 b lioniblirdmenif; and this
supposition has heti] proved by the
recovery from the interior of the
toner of many article's, including
cannon balls. Tbe disappearance of
the tower is explained by the fact
,that the 'Half MOon Botteryi' fea-
.
ture, of Edinburgh (Jostle, which hits
existed for nearly 350 years, corers
it up entirely. Stalagmites rising
from the ground, some extending to
seveu feet' six inches long, and the
Size of the stalactites from the roofs
show- thot the 'vaults of the tower
have not•diegn'clislatibect for a very
long, tiniee , •
This kli66YerY- led s the finding
of the, linoimit•well, which Mr. Old -
nee regal:cis as one of t.he most in-
teresting: in Brit,ain. Water was
found in it to a depth of sixty feet.
The well was pumped drY; cleaned
out, and thoroughly surveyed.
" lova; Scotia Case 'of
fnterest to 411 W4111t11
The' germs of these diseases that
have. . accmoulated during recent
months are -warmed into life by. tho.
sun, taken up in the strong 'winds and
spread breadcast throughout the land.'
It IS ,impossible to avoid 'the inhala-
tion orthese 'germs, -and Woe. 'head°.
the periton whose bronchial tubes •or
passages in the head and. lungs
are in a week.; inikaned ConditiOn at
thls seaSell, !' ,
There is but one known method of'
destroying these .disease gerita .after
they. have entered the air passages--
lIic
inhalation of Oatarrlioz�ne. •
• Cateriliozone, alone, Of all the thou-
sand and one remedies can 'be carried,
in the air we breathe to the minutest
cells of the respiratory orgOnS, where
it destroys tim germs, nerds alt the
lirritated sur1'aces,,:.on4 egeeDi
11 p130 -
10011811t, lastiog core. '
..eMy nos trilnyttle s,o sitiffed op, With
fIttimitilt that' 018 head tiered •an day;
Al; night 1 cotilkadireely.' Sleep, iiecatise
of the aivfill dronniage 'from my nose.
einl-threat-Which kept my Stomach
,o :eonetant state of disorder. Hut
1144711900 .cilred toe -:-..strengthened
-MY threat and :gave Me protection
'against:rebeet6d c�ttbh± and colds,
Urge:all kinfeerers,te use•Catarrhozone."
D. Andre (Salesman), Ilanifitom
01)10.
• datarriviSone is .guaranteed titre
for"eyerk,forin or throat Iirqic-
ehiti,
:Asthina.,•Oatarrh. It has cured
Others, WhY not foul TWo months'
treatment price 51.00. All dealera,
oi tbe".ChitarylioZoire'eaq:Duhale;NX,,
end: ithigeten, 0nt.•
Halifax Sends Out a Message of Help,
to Many People.;
Halifax, N.S-.;,-Hec. 15. -When inter-
viewed at her home. at 194 Argyle St.,
Mrs. Haverstock was quite willing to
talk of her peculiarly unfortunate ease.
"I was always 'blue' and depressed,
reit weak, languid and utterly' unfit
for any work. ,My stomach was so
disordered that ,I had 'no appo'ito.
What I did eat 'disagreed. I suffered
greatly from dizziness and sick head-
ache and feared a nervous breakdown.
Upon my druggist's recommendation
I used Dr, Hamilton's Pills...
"I felt better at onee., Eyery 'day I
improved. In six weeks I'was a well
woman, curedcompletely after differ-
ent phygicians had failed to help me.
It is for this' readon that- I: strongly'
urge suffexers,with Stomach, or diges-
tive troubles to nie Dr. Hamilton's
Pills." - ,
Dr. Hamilton's P1l1 strengthen. the
stomach, improve digestion,' strength-
en the nerves and restore- debilitated
systems to 'health. rBy cleansing the
blood .of long-standing impurities,' by
bringing the system ,to a highpoint
of vigor, they effectually chase away
weariness, depression., and., disease:
Good for yonag oro14.1o,tIneti,' for
women,' for children.. ,-Aittil"aler's
Dr. Hamilton's Pills Of 'Almidralte and
Butternut. •
Judge -How did you come to en-
ter the premises? Prisones-Well,
your Honor, it was 2 in the morn-
ing, kitchen window wide open, no
Cops about-blowed if you wouldn't
a-,climbecl in yourself
,
Marion *Bridge, C.D., May 30, '02. _
'1 have Bandied AITNARD'S LINT-
.MENT during the pest year. It hi al-
ways the iirst Liniment asked for here.
and unquestionably the best seller of
all the different kinds c.,..1;
e"--" 1018881 FnuousoN.
'CR -lolly -And was my present a
surprise to your sister? Willie -
:Tim bet ! Sis said she never thought
you'd send her anything so cheap;
Try Murine Eye Remedy
-
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids.- DoeSn't Smart
-Soothes nye 'Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50c,
Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25e, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Teas Need tor All Even that Need Care
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
Must Make:Good.
FrecldieAtte, you the trained
nurse mamma, said , was. coming.?
T,Irrse-Yes,-'deor, I'm the trained
hihrie::. 'Fe eiddie=-Let' s 110 Seine of
your Moe ,s, ten,
Ilinard's Liniment Citron Dandruff,
POWER FROM SUNLIGHT.
:pies; Ose4: Cutipura Stitt:1)16d
Ointineph, Noit NeTtohbleAtAll:
43 ,japo814 l'oro4o,'Orilt:--,""I eec
geitting brittle. ,
!alit' later deeding tMdltehing sealp., I wan
afraid a &deb My hair as it can% Out.tly
i handfuls arid the itching waS"
I %..80 severe 1, was milsorohle;',
' The troithle kept ino;
S1014)1115: My' .saalls .wcie•
- doVered wilh email pimples-,
•'. which seemed to run lettfoita
•• anotherancl fornia Beath.' The,
'WV dandruff was So bad I IVILS
\ • \ 1 afraid to comb my hair as ft
looked very bndlY. I was tillisidaG bdv-
Ing
it show so plainly. It
L
Yr 4:laocingmslitatveodi tried'
and several other remedies but they did not
curo it. After some months I picked up a
iiaiIor witli the CillIcina Seep and ointment
advertisement and sent right away for a
sample of Oedema Soap and -Ointment on.
using just the sample my trouble was bolter.
T used.six or eIglat boxes of Sim Caticum
Ointment also the Cuticura Soap and my
scalp healed, the Wiring stopped and My
...hair came in quite thick and now I. have no
trotible at all." (Signed) Mrs..11. Binger,
" May 27, 1013.
It costa nothing to learn how pure, sweet;
effective and satisfying Cutioura Soap and
Ointment are in the treatment 08 1)001' com-
plexions, red, rough' hands, Itching Scalps;
dandruff, dry, thin and falling bah., becallso
You nano nenbuy them until You try tlierm
Liberal ample of oath mailed froe, with32-p.
boolc. Send post -card to Potter Drug is
Chem. Corp., Dept. D, Boston, U, 0. A. •
ADOPTING ENGLISH FASHIONS
Thc•Intreduction of Knit Wear Has
Effected a Change in China.
Many Chinese women are adopt-
ing Caucasian clothing, modified to
suit Chinese taste. "This change,
though' limited to a comparatively.
small number, is haying, a Marked
effect. upon trade," writes Consal-
General George E. Anderson of
Hongkong. "Hongkong' shop Wm-
dows-the more fashionable shops
that cater to Chinese trade -are
full of modifications of foreign dress
for the use of Chinese' women, and
manikins displaying 'styles are of a
distinctly foreign cast. Formerly
warmth in winter in China was .ob-
Wined by a Series of garments of
various qualities and weights -the
number of, undergarments; all sim-
ilar to the outer garment, being
proportioned -±0 the, teniperature.
The introduetion of knit wear, how-
ever, hasimado these .several layers
of clothing unnecessary, and the
change has resulted in a.,diffebenco
in the cutofouter 'garments. The
ceirt, formerly reaching. jUSC.below
the hips, has been lengthened inti
what is practically a, skirt, almost
covering...the trousers. In the cut of,
;these skirt's; Or long coats, fashioo-
able' Chinese Women noW generally
.affect:fordign stYleS.." I" ,
Piles Cared in it to 14 llayn
Druggists refund motley PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch.ng, 131180,
or Protrudfrig Files. First application
gives rel,et, ' 600,
TO SPEND LIFE W1T11 LEPERS.
Ao :English Churebnian to Iiiiitate
Father D alien.
The Rev. A. S. Hewlett, cousin
:blie novelist, Maurice Hewlett,
has resigned the comfortable :UV:Mg
of St: Pat1P,s Church, Birkenhead,
to devote himself atifether Er.
Damien to Missionary work among
the lepers at Kurnato, island of
Kyushyu. He belongs to. the High
Church congregation km:4n as the
Cowley Fathers. He iS unmarried
and in the prime of life. He sails
Lor ' japan in Au„,nist. At the leper
colony he• will be attached to the
hospital known tt8 the. Resurrection
of Hope, which acconnuadates -be-
tween fifty and shaby patients. In
an interview Inc .gakt
'it is (mite true. I have never
liatt experience' of missionary work
before, but I.feel 111 15 time 'to make
O start before I ge.b too old for work.
'I have therefore decided -to go
among the lepers and devote my life
to etem, because I feel 11 My duty
to .clo so in obedience to any Divine
Master's command."
San -Power Plata a Success,. Says
: ttli; 11X11111'. : .
, The result of the operution,of
smt-power plant installed noan.
Cairo, Egypt,- secni very •eneeitrag-
ieg from ,art tixpe.,i't point of view,
and thp... hope is expressed that this
pionne r' undertaking 111037y -meet with
the f011,rnea;stire 01 sijece'Ss that it
diserY,es.
The, average, sanicanirt. 'of ••slitiana
generated ,an hour 'throughout ••
Irleits • 'Wait '1 ; 06"Ipittincts. The 'Maxi, -
mum amount of 'steam, gefaeratei:L'
diiringlii0 One 110118 15819: Obtaind
Itettye en. i" :1 0 :±±dAug'
amounted to 1.;.1:12., lkit171,Ctlt,
While the minimum generated in
play ;eine hour WEIS 'obtained between
3-115 and 4101 0,11. 018 Aug. '25, 'nod
amounted fa 886 pounds: ,
MI05113510 collect,
ed by that plaat was 10„206 square
feeb."21Xe ,average antaaint of 'steam'
produced througinrat 0 Dotir-11-018
trial on:Aug. 10 was 00.3 gotbndopar
The nioaa Steam pressure
-dining the four hours' was: 1 :2'pouilel'.
.pei: square inen.berOW
I. ---
There:Was No Doubt,
Oclkins-How can you tell that
this is going to be a 'strenuous win-
s easy 1 By "the
size ref., ealar3'. •
e
DESERT . CONDITIONS:
tattle Livc Well with No .filoi4;re
- But Juice of Cactus; ', •
• It 'has been -proved by actual' ex..-
Pdriment .thq shaalliedonts efrid
regions ano.able •fe 'fer tWo- or
three*years 'on hard seedsand
01,11, aD3; water. In,l''`IsTew• Trails in'
Mexico," Mr. Karl Inanholtz says
that the animals of the desert hale
sneceedect in; making themselves ad-
zpost nadependent'df the water sup.'"
ws 111 11110 g'odrd
that indicate the', Presence ,Of ro-
dents .or batigets are -often found
in -great numberS wifere'there. is no
water nearer than a lonely itinaja,
in .a distant mountain, range, of
which they 'could:hardly have had
ani knowledge. Tho. roving moun-
tain' sheep bequire more water,'
though Mexicans and Indians in-
sist that they drink only when rain
Moreover, I have it on thc, au-
thority' of -am intelligent and obser-
vant American in Sonora, that while
the white-tailed deor in eastern So-
nora drink regularly, those in it
western part never drink unless it
rains, which happens rarely. He
has -never seen their trackS at the
water holes there, 'although he has
observed them elsewhere, not very
fax from v,,ater. Another American
of many yea,ysi residence, who bus
shot deer southeast Libertad,
confirms this. • ' •
It is certain .also that domesti-
cated animals in the arid regions
are much less dependent on water
than those el moister regions. Cat-
tle will live well fell anonflis without
any other water than the juice of
the coatis, which plant ia•al.so their
principal means of subsiste,nce
Even horses de nob come, id to drink
of their own freewill every day
during the vkiter: In my travels it
was the usual thing for our animals
to go without water every second
clay; such is the custom of that nwes-,
tern desert country, and the ani -
ml
a osIk.o_
eet: ioesca
Ot'iznnusna
riporistingly good eon-
cliMarch, our
horses and mules travelled all day,
and had no water for seventy-six
hours. It was only the horses that
suffered, and this, was more from
the quality of the, water they had
had than frogi the lack of it. Man's
ckscst companion, the dog, how-
ever, cannot adopt itself to. desert
conditions. Besides suffering from
thirst, the hot ,soil makes its feet
sore, and it .does not know on which
leg to stand. Even the dens of the
Indians, when they trove% slay
panting in what little .shade they
can find under the bushes during
the hot part of the day, and only
follow their masters in the cool of
the evening.
Dangerons Throat Trophies
Prevented iAT Nerviline
IT ,ENDS M/SERY OF COEDS
(I:CICELY,
Don't wait tin night.
Get after your cold now, -this very
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, Rub 'your chest • and throat, rub
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• Nerviline will save you from lying
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and acute pain in the throat.
Herviline will break ttp that doll
• neuralgia beadaolie-wfil kill the cold
and dint at .1.88, very beglaning-e-will
save you, from perhaps a serious
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