Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-06-01
AWOHo ruE MAGAZINES.

Pork affords rich and substantial nour'
ishment and it ,s wholesome when the
animal is properly fed and enjoys pure
air and exercise. The flesh OF swine
reared in towns is both unwholesome and
hard OF digestion. When sailed and
smoked, the tb'e s of pork become rigid.
the fat is likely to become rancid, and
the entire meat is hard OF digestion ana
more suitable Tor a relish than for diet.
Pork should be particularly avoided by
persons liable to cutaneous diseases. Al
bert q. Evans, in June Lippincotts.
Keeping calla lilies during the summer
troubles many lovers # this beautiful
window plant Here are two ways which
are usually successful: Take the plants
from the pots, cut off the tops to within
two inches of the soil and place the roots
where they will get no sun OF rain, re-
pottipg AS with other plants in the fall.
Or. take the plants from the pots without
cutting off the tops, and set them in the
open ground. This treatment will check
their growth and most Of the leaves will
wilt and fall off. but new ones will start
later and the plants will be in good shape
to take up aud pot in September, ready
for another season Of bloom in the win
dow-From June Floral Notes." in
Demorest's Magazine for June.
4 most interesting article on graphology
is published in the June Ladies' Home
Journal. The author. who is an adept in
the science. presents 4 variety OF speci-
mems OF chirography. enough to embody
all the various ioims and principles OF
writing. and these she clearly interprets
in her explanatory text. 1t is claimed
that graphology has become science,
and that ones characteristics are unerr-
ingly revealed py his handwriting.
Whether this claim can be suhstantiated
or not, the subject is popular and inter-
esting one. and the Journals article will
afford 4 great deal Of entertainment.
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W. J. Bryan new anti-imperialism book
Republic or Empire?-The Philippine
Question" by W. j. Bryan, Andrew Car
negie, Samuel GoMpers and others. The
first edition is now coming from press. 1t
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brought before the American people.
Every one should seize the opportunity
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Cloth. $50; delivery free. Not for sale
in bookstores. The Independence Co.,
Franklin Building. Chicago.
Every democrat would like TO read the
life and writings of Thomas Jefferson,
but hitherto no popular edition has been
published. The Jehersonian Democrat,
q Ga page magazine, in its NAY number
has devoted all its pages to history OF
the political life OF Thomas Jefferson and
those OF his letters and papers that apply
10 the present political conditions OF the
United States, and at the price, ten cents
copy, at which this magazine is sold, it
is within the reach of all. 1t is extraor-
binary the prescience that guided the
tongue and pen Of Thomas Jefferson, he
was able to lift the veil OF the future and
see not in glass dimly but clearly, the
political problems that would beset the
republic.
\ study Of these writings, OF the founder
OF the democratic party, will strengthen
the hearts OF ali true patriots and aid
them in perpetuatng the freedom that
is menaced b. the Hamil,onism OF the
present day. The magazine is for sale
on all news stands.