The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-21

arrangement with the nuthor.l
I'VE KEEP summer boarders the past
season." said Orlando McCusick. of East
Kortright, to me yesterday. as we sat il
the spring house and drank cold milk
from large yellow bowl with white
stripes around it; I'VE KEEP boarders from
town all summer in the Catskills. and
that is why don't figger on doing Of it
next year. You fellers that writes the
pieces and makes the pictures of us folks
that keeps the boarders has got the laugh
on us as a general thing, but would
like to be interviewed little for the
press. SOS that can be set right before
the American people"
well. if you viii state the case fairly
and honestly will try to give you
chance"
In the first place." said Orlando, TAX
ing off his boot and removing his jack
knife. which had worked its way through
his pocket and down his leg, then squint-
ing along the new '.tap" with one eye to
gee how it was wearing before he put it
OH. Il did not know how healthy it was
here till read in a railroad pamphlet,
guess it is you call it. where it says
that the relation of temperature to oxy-
gen in q certain quantity of air is of the
highest Importance. In cubic foot,
it says, 'of air at 5000 feet elevation,
with a temperature Of 80 degs., there is
as much oxygen as in n like amount of
air st sci level with a temperature of Go
de9ss. Another important fact that
should not be lost sight Of this able
Teller says. by those affected by pull
n1onary diseases is that three or four
times as much ozygta is consumed in
activity as in repose. (Hence the hor-
nets nests introduced by me this season. J
Then in climates made stimulating by
increased electric tension and cold, ac-
tivity must be followed by an increased
endos1nose of oxygen.
$50 you decided to select and furnish
endosmose of oxygen to sufferers"
Yes. | went into it with no notions
OF making pile of money, but l argued
that these folks would give anything for
health. We folks are apt to argy that
people from town are all well off and
liberal, and that if they can come out
and get all the buttermilk and straw
rides they want, and little flush of
color and wood tick on the back of
their neck, they don't reck pesky recls
what it costs. That is only occasionally
so. Ask any doctor you know of if the
average man won't give anything to save
his life, and then when it's saved put his
propity into his womern's name That's
human. You know the good book says
a pure man from New York is the noblest
work Of God.
We'll. when did this desire to endos-
nose your fellow man first break out on
your
About a year and half ago it begun
to ranllle in my mind. read up every
thing could get hold of regarding the
longevity and such things to be had
nere. In the winter / sent in fair,
honest advertisement regarding my
place and Judas H. Priestl Before
could say scat in the spring here come
letters by the dozen. mostly from school
teachers at first, that had good COM
mand of language, but did not come. l
afterward learned that these letters was
frequently wrote by folks that was not
able to go into the country, so wrote
these letters for mental improvement,
hoping also that some one in the country
might want them for the refinement
they would engender in the family.
Il took one young womern from town
once, and allowed her 25 per cent. off fer
her refining influence. Her name was
Etiquette McCracken. She knew very
little in the first place, and had added to
it a good deal by storing up in her mind
q lot of membranous theories and dam
aged facts that ought to ben looked over
and disinfected. She was the most hope
less case ever have saw, Mr.. Nye. She
was metropolitan ass. You know that
q town greenhorn is the greenest green
horn in the world, because he can't be
showed anything. He knows it ALL
Well, Etiquette McCracken very nigh
paralyzed what few manners my chill
dren had She pointed at things at Ia
Bile and said she wanted some o. that,
ard she had sort of a starved way of
eating and a short breath and seemed
all the time apprehensive. She probably
ct off the top OF a -four barrel at home.
She came and stayed all summer at our
house. with wardrobe which was in a
shawl strap wrapped up in programme
of one of them big theatres on Bow