The San Francisco call., 1898-08-24

grant the discharge beIore the llilie ,,bo Oo enlistment has expired or not. Ihose ,4b NE enlisted in the regular army ulu far So +hree the understanding that 1t was TOT tnI Se years, but there was taclt uIu~el ~ e.sliio of ing that at the expiration Of two wears ~.
 that time, they would, ii the e Tal yeave the service if they desired to. when all Si SlI
 listed man is given his honorable qis tbe charge he is given transportatlon lo 'n' point at which he enlisted.
 INDIAN ALLoTMENT-W. M. E., Het- ten. Cal The law relating to the allot- ment of land to Indians on reservations
 provides that the allotment shall be made to Indians. and that "one-eighth
 of a section of land shall be allotted to
 any Indian on any reservation have the same allotted to him or her ana
 to his or her children" The law also says: For the purpose Of determining the descent to the land, to the helrS or
 any deceased Indian, it is provided that whenever any male and female lndlah shall have cohabited together as nus and manners of Indian life, the issue of such cohabitation shall be taken ana deemed to be the legitimate issue or the
 Indians so living together, and every m, dian child. otherwise illegitimate, shall for such purpose be taken and deemeu to be the legitimate issue Of the 1ather of such chile"
 RECONCENTRADOS- L. H., Wood land Cal Senator Proctor, when asked to explain the term 'reconcentraoos, as used in connection with Cuba, repiled. "All the country people in the extreme
 western provinces, about 4Vo,VVo III mum, Der, remaining outside of the fortlned towns when Weyler's order was issued
 were driven into the towns the fortified ones, and these are the reconcentrados. They were the peasants, many or them farmers, some land owners, others rent ing lands and owning more or less stocK'
 others working on estates and cultiVatlng l small patches"
 | Weyler's order was: 'I order and com mand that all inhabitants of the coun- | try or outside of the line of fortifica- l tions of towns shall, within the period | of eight days, concentrate themselves III
 the towns occupied by troops: Any lne
 habitant who, after the expiration or
 that period, shall be found in the unin-
 habtabe portion shall be be ,, co9sidered dor
 tions of the order directed that such ln- | habitants should drive their cattle into
 effect within the eight days. from the
 time 1t was issued. In some of the places l tho inhabitants did not receive five days l notice Weyler never made public ms | reasons for the order, but it is to be I inferred that 1t was for the purpose or
 reducing the number of those who might i join the insurgents.
 PATRICIA KIRKLAND-If the spots
 on the hands are freckleS apply this
 wash:
 Sal ammoniac (powdered), one dram;
 distilled water, one pint; eau de cologne,
 two fluid drams. If, however, the spots | are In the nature of moles. which
 strongly suspect, there is nothing that | will remove them. The cOlorlng matter
 which constitutes these is deposited in the deeper portion of the sub-cuticle and they are impossible to reach.
 MRS. L. A T.-The distressing condi- ton of your nose must be due to some physical disorder-indigestion of some sort probably. Go to your druggist and
 have this prescription filled: Extract of | dandelion, one dram; powdered rhubarb, 1 c. s. Divide into three and half grain pills and take one every night or oftener | If necessary. Attend strictly to the daily
 of fruit and good wholesome food, avoid,
 ing rich, greasy things, sweets and | pickles. Prick the white head with fine needle and press the contents out very
 gently, else you will bruise the skin ana
 add to it's trrftated condition. Apply
 lsterine, diluted in three times as much boiled water, for several nights. Then | mix a small pinch of boraX with two | tablespoonfuls of some good cologne and
 apply for several nights. Let me know 1 Is required when one starts in to de- I yelop the bust. First of all you must discard all pads and be sure that the
 clothes are loose, particularly the under 1 cocoanut oil, rubbing around and around 1 with the palm of the hand. Do this every l night. It will be at least eight weeks before any development will be noticeable, l but 1t will surely come If persisted in. i Exercise with the arms will help, also
 plenty of tepid baths and a diet of good | fattening foods, such as rice, butter, po-
 tatoes, eggs. cereals, milk and game.