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WORK FOR MANY
Crane Employment Office Has
Good Openings For
LahoToTs

Tho Crane Employ mcnt office. at
M " Main ST. has the following
jobs 90 offer IN those out 90 work
or 90 any reliable men that want 10
better their positions:
Quart miners Tor the North. g.
day and board. fare advanced. Alans
ka lahorora. $50 day. fare al
yancod nav hands. $50 day aud
found eltY cooks So week and So
month. room and board short order
cook. 90 Per week. laundry marker.
SIS week elty lumber grader. g
knot lawyers iae Jap bell boys Tor
Eastern hotels fine place for a man
Who can milk FL COWS. $50 clear
short order euuk. $40 seek. no sun
day work. dinner waiter. farm
teamsiur s. euok Tor small eanu.
Try place. nan % clean up. awaau
hnd dust. Kitchen helper So clear
boarding house cook. So. llns
horasmau. 8 So dog un man. s. s.
akidruad meu. q. sewer iahorera
4ac hour boarding house cook So
live rolIef men. g. humble aaft
era. $50. a fine llat Of farm and
milking jobs r. choose from. old
man ioF garden and rhore xork
city. SIS naam. board ant washing
circular SAWYER. $3.50. upright
shlnEle sawyer. barkefa. o. 5ps teu
farm hands. 40 milking a.. ham
mer aud wedge men. mill labureru
s.. men 80 pile lumber and repair
roads. 5 - hotel farm aud Karaea
help At s. clear. hoya FOR light in.
side work 81 DAY or 80 mouth anf
board Naad turner. - So atieHsr.
man. So mau - truck lumber. g.
. yardmen. g. So mixer. 80 ensa
so. rnadmen 8 mixers. near city
{ So: city lahareFs 81 day. boars
where you IKE. wood choppers II
[ fine timber. al batch. tuula al
vanced 81 cord pulp wood chop
peers. tits cord. man 90 help ten
sick. city teamster and laharera. g.
E pianer feeders g.. city ahorelaf an
E Erader planInK mill hands. 81 u
men Tor bik sawmillH si55 OF s.
{ month and beard
GEO " CRANE.
80 ii1 West Main S. Both phonsa
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THE CLOTHES FOR 1HE BOY

Fashion Editor tell her what suitable
for boy m instructions mahne and cost OF mate
rials
Why can't fashion leave children aones
young ladies straghtfont earaeta u you viii
and how 10 set a. at an ase
they pyug go tennis aud doing the u
per but Tor goodness sake
leave the hoys aloue'
The clothes question approach until the buddus
mustache heslua Go pucsle
Who will be 10 his next birthday You
the subject clothes lie does not want
them parents their youthful
them u extent Just az present bis out
pair blue oKerals and calico
i barefooted and has brae and sore toe
Both happiness Hc because Of
the garbage bucket because OF the stone
him with the ueghhoug boys Who
similarly afflicted lie tanned aud happy There isn't
belt or A OF his iungs the
nens of any muscles II he uwimminE
possible he win DO dressed and let bis clothes dry en-
you tried that have missed good nu.
failure because Of the
they be injured aud il they
could Il would make difference
helped DIS robbers In hillside lot
makctcess robbers he explained TO his
mother for might dlatust
honesty purpose real robber
blue oycras much In evidence
purpsass The dirt euas them dissolved
spinklins he lawn and took shower hath.
3 ;. m. he his room tired that he
couldn't keep eyes open slipped from his
lost dream Of happiness 20
Madam. f3ot advise oycralia and
plenty Of liberty for boy Let Fashion 50 hang
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the lieutenant roluuolcv StonsWail
Jackson had tfleked wrun'u generals
IN the valley. again az cedar Noun
tain. again ~ Second Bull Run. and
had hurled their forces hack with
loss appalling on the bloody field II
shsrpsbufE A new. reluctant leader
had replaced the Little Mac" Do
loved ~ the aaldiery " not 81 fate.
a bloody battle suU was promised
here along che Wiutry huiaIHea. and
John VIM wondered ~ the god ~
war could ever be Induced 10 smile
upon the Army n the Potomac.
% blunt The versatile. and Of
E1ousrd Premier. bis cfatwhlia EN-
ployor nothing had been seen north
81 the Potomac since the second
coming Of Chalmers 20 Washington.
There were officers on duty I'M the
war department who. iu old dfaFaan
days and In the Mexican war. had
known the major we'll They knew
tho value of his word and when h.
Was brought Ia the capital aa mHHF
~ Bluut'a claims and stories were
proved Co Be false that The officials
wore at last convinced of his double
dealing. and therefore ordered his
arrest wherever found. ulunt nov
dared venture uowherr uofthWar1.
and oven In the south some eyes
we're partly opened. Cor he aud
Premier had parted company Hunt
had lost caste with both sections
A. Brontaide too the shadow Of
doapond had fallen Dallas. aianch
friend and kiuaman had been sent
TO New Orleans. whore hits talents
and ability we're winning rcenKui-
ton under commander Whu. de-
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FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS

A. Pierce. uf 500 First avenue
south. was held up aud robbed 81
his sold watch and chain early
Monday morning hy hiKhwaYmen.
The thuga escaped after securing
the booty aud though the matter
was reported Ia the police and a de-
scriptiun Of the men given. they
have noe been appfehrnded THERE
are few street lishta ia the vicinity
81 Jackson aud Fourth avenue
south. where the robbery occurred.
Pierce Says that De could not stand
The effects IT a sun pointed dll setly
az bis head and willingly held up
his hands as commanded.
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said Rex sHuw can this be-
set aside b. Mr. Hayuors pre-
vious order answered Watson
hlunuy. fof he dreaded rross-auea
tionH. and IN zpts % Airs Pair
banks
Then convert q back into the
hty'a letter - Major Winu. They
parted with warm handshnke. and
tWo days LATER Rex VAS again -
Chalmers side.
Something had happened during
his brief absence. That night the
major told him. The mistress 81
Hfooksids tad written. briefly. but
sYmputhetIcallY. Both her brother
and herself had wrongsd him ana
che wished 10 express her deep re-
Eret A. matters stood 81 Was best.
perhaps. that there. should be no
meeting. but she felt "a due % him
and due to them that she should say
that they acquitted him of that
Witch they bad 80 long harholed
against him. she bcgEed his par
don ana wished him happier dzys.
Then there aas letter FOR In
graham. bidding him come 70 them
before he returned 90 duty. Rex
went al sympathy ani wentien~s~.
and saa concerned 90 see how naliid
aud how changed looked both
Agatha and her mothcr--how usry-
GUS and nl-af-eaae seemed Alice.
he avoided. sa did they. all hut con
ventloual and aaurteous mentiou 81
the major They had a prolific topic
IN the announcement that he hun
SELF had again been rendered a
Heutenancy in the regular service
and had again declined. Just as
soon-as-as can properly leave
my friend I shall 80 % my troop.
SAID he. and then" with an attempt
a. rayety. You VIII again hear for
the 5oth time that at last the back
bone of this wicked rebellion q
broken"
Continued
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AANIGHH7I;s OF &c COLUMBIA.
,,,,..,.,., Br GENf tii44A I cIfHitEES KING.
'ors'~ C&JS-=TT1T/ aarEajs 'R5Jnt

and exhausted. and but foe iurtu.
ham would have nid hts IHuath
upon the oakau nluuks. THE Hea4
men helped To Haias him. The officer
on duty HeHmad more than com
ren"i lie personally aided IN
making ghalmsH comfortable In biz
own SINUS bunk below. then. az the
dawn came stealing into the ahlfH
above the eastern shore. turned Alth
eyes of interest and curiosity on Tn
HthhHw.
we bad your friend Blunt aboard
three days and heard nll about gau
and the major odd Heuiua. that
fellow Blunt put him ashore almost
under their kuna up there al Maihs
iaH Come ct your owu feaimeHt
brought him down herc. YOU can see
their eHmufIHaa now" Dee continued
puintlnn aifh Enld-Htrined arm to
ward the dim Maryland shore then
fufnlna, with a afin. half of sHmpaz
thY half amusement continued
We've been ordered 90 watch auf
for you tHu aH much aH month
They diduf set yuu 90 iurrins a los.
after au ana they
= don't understand" said nfK
though iirht Nha dhwuiuT
Why that court being ain rem-
lars gave sou a atiff sentence faf
riding daRH "a volunteer sentry
three months. aIappaHeH. aaHHHe=
msnt ana fatIuH iog in front II
the EuHfd Huf &c would never have
been enforced. Blunt said
why not asked Hex
Some Or ths court signed "a Paper
end % Eot Ia the president
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To Test Flying
Machine

LEWISTON. Idaho. July r. sat
urduy, july II. Ia the date set for
tho trial trip Of the soaring ma
chine recently invented aud now
being put ina order boy First officer
Wiualow 1T the steamer spokane
la lewiston The building Of this
machine has aroused the interest
OF many mechanics ia the North
west aud Ar WinRl0w iB bealeHed
with Inquiries for photographs aud
Information regarding his inveu
ton Interest has recently been aes
eentuated on account at "a throtfet-
teal plan recently advanced IN tho
Scientific American, which IL al
most Identical TO that employed IN
Mt WiualeWu invention
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CHAPTER XIX
THE LEAP or A YEAR.

Thanksgiving. Ca came t.
month later. The seat OF war had
shifted from fbs UPPER Potomac To-
the peninsula then hack again 70
NanaHsaH plains. thsn un % the An
tietam. and uaN down 10 the lover
Rsprahauuaeh dense columns r.
blue ana Say we're Fastening q face
each other In battle lines along the
hriEhts that sheltered Freferia 81
bufa
Chalmers cd horne lay in aahaa
fired bY hostile hands long weeks
before the coming ~ the uulau blue
The old servants were scattered
Tho old uama had been draEHsa IN
the dust another Judgment said
Madame Franirr chalmers hIfnsaft
with bat the remnant OF bis unen
ample fortune. had been tauiahsd
b. physicians order 90 Havana. &C.
eumuanied b his children and their
1uufui bui uaf sympathetic grand
aunt.
John VIM hid found On BIS dfst
year a. fed offiaer far more Of
modification than De could ind
rompensafien for in promotion 70
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yos YoU EFFER IN SANG
L0OEYf

Beer fills all the wants Of a resi-
dent OF 81. Louis In the restaurants
fhe man Who asks for a bowl o.
milk with crackers r. asked In re-
turn. VIII YOa have some beer
with IT. Beer Is recommended
hlghly a. a hair tonic. and In every
barber shop il Is poured on the
heads OF those who have been sham
pooed TO prevent you from taxing
cold. sir" The bootblaeks use If TO
poligh tan shoes. and maintain that
A ls superior for this purpose TO
banana skins. which hold high rank
10 other parts Of the country. II
IS also used - polish patent leather
shoes. and for this purpose Il -
highly recommended Many women
and some men avail themselves 81
II extensively for scenting their
clothing and Il h employed % take
out grease spots from coats and
brooches The car companies use IL
20 oil the switch points. and In
sorne Of the poorer parts OF the city
Il has almost driven kerosene out
OF the market as a lighting fluid.
BesideH all these uses, some people
drink Il and maintain that II Is not
uuhealthful.-New York Sun.
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A case came to ilght that faf per.
afuteut and unmereiful torture has
perhaps never been rqnaied Joe
Goiohick Of caIu1. Cat, writes
aF0r % years I endured iuanffatabif
palm from Rheumatism and nmhInE
relieved the though I tried every
thing known. came across Elec-
trio Bittera and its the greatest
medicine on earth FOR that trouble
A few bottles ~ 81 completely re-
lIoved and cured me" just aa good
for Liver and Kidney troubles and
general debility only Doe Salts
faction guaranteed by G. o. GUY
Inc. druggist, Second avenue and
Yealsr.
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The whiskey captured at South
Park during the recent raid upon an
Illicit disttllery conducted by Israel
Cohen and Pred Fay has been or
dered 10 be Hnld at auction by Judge
Hanford on July IS at the United
States Warehouse Company, sol
First avenue south.
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MUST Be GOOD

John EvauKellata. 81 Green Lake.
WIS held under q $500 bond 70 keep
the peace by Justice Gordon yeater-
day EYangelista appears to b.,
slightly of mentally, and he has
been annoying tho residents at
Green Lake FOR some time The
specific charge against him Was dis
turning the peace b. threatening to
XIII his neighbofs.
sf -
Smart Clothes. Herald. 1929 End. 80
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Tho busiest and miRhtleat little
thing that ever Wns made IL Dr.
Kings New Life pills These pills
change weakness into strength list
lersncaa into energy. bralu-fag into
mental power They're wonderful
ln building up the health. only 25e
per box sold hy G. o. GUY, Inc
Second aveHus and Yoslcr.
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NOT FAvoRIrE son.

ST LOUIS. Saturday Might. Jew
Lie 81 spl Ne and paw called on
Mistr ". Jennings Bryan two-day.
~Mistr Bryan. sea he. this Is my
fayvorit sun.
Glad two meat yu. sunny sod
Mistr Bryan Is yure naim Jim 80
l sed u waaent Then he KlH me
a bawi off p0pkoru and a eopee off
the Common Err.
Are yu q favorit sun at
Mistr Bryan.
I'm afeard knot sunny mean
Jim-kuo, mean Freddy-I'm
afeard knot. sea Mistr Bryan 1t
looks kinder like I'm a proddyRle
sun"
Then me and paw aud MIstr
Bryan jus laffed and LATED
FREDDY GOOZLEMAN.
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~ STAR DUST

20 the IoaruaI there are indications
that she dreams ay-drcama which
she can never tel. aud hears things
which she can never describe La
dies Home Journal
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WHAT DOES SHE sMoKE3

Such a beautiful. almost ideal,
profile a. this little girl has one
very rarely sees. In each one Of the
fuur photographs Of this child sent
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Having fully apoosissd platform the
presidential candidate The KunnsI will probably
his compliments he Democratic party bons
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Won't It look funny 10 see the
coal trust maKnate whom the Dem
ocrata nominated for vice prealden-
tial candidate try 10 stand on the
antitrust plank7
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Russian naval officers seem 20 30
about az bad as the average chaui-
fer.
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Red Front Furniture Co.
BIG OFENfH9 or our NEW Up
TOWN BRANCH
tf1d First Avenue
81 00O ~ worth n Second Hand Huunn4
furul8NluH. comprising Furniture.
Ranges. carpets Stoves. rtc.t etc. at
lower figure than ever offered be
fore. We have come 60 stay and mean
what We HHE Get our prices.
Sale Now on
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CoppidHriooA
~ TnE nuhRHT &

SYNOPSIS.
John RaYuar a prosperous Law
yer OF New 1ufit financially ruined
AZ the outbreak Of tho ,lNll war. las
n parulytle seizure after being rob
bed OF funds belonging Co the Ere.
nirr estate IteS lngrhham. sent
through Columbia COLLEGE bY HaY
nor. o. suspected Uf the theft and r.
eHtranged from luynora daughter.
Edltha. whom he loves With capt
John VIM. Hex goes % Washing
tom and hea ONES cavalry mau.
While carrying staff message he
rides down a sentry who detained
him. and Is placed under arrest At
home hts ehum. Edward uurnhnm.
and Mrs Fairbanks Edithaa aunt
start fumofa that insraham IL gull
" ~ theft While Visiting al Brook
side. home Of Ars tAnrdnn and her
two daughters Winn and lnnfHham
witness The capture OF supposed
Spy The captive. who has been So
rloualy injured. a. Maj Chalmern
who o. Ia So ne mysterious say con
uerted With the tanEdona Chai.
moru ls removed from nroohalde b.
Dr Dallas. brother OF Mra. Iang
don.
Rex 20 protect hia good name At
homo. seeks an Interview with
Chalmers
Rex. tried By court martial FOR
running down the sentry pleads
guilty. bnt states bits hrfirf thaI hIs
order 90 hurry Justified hfm
Ordered back 10 his regiment In
graham ia captured by Virginia
troopers
lie IL aided 10 escape b Haf
Chalmers and both safely cross the
bappahanuoek aud arrive At Bur
tons farm.
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trfiArTEn XVII aCuntiuAaf1
That evening a boat sfirtet nnft ;
ly over the Raprahannpcs b. the
King UeorEs aidr. two he~saa fBrd-
ina and swimming b-hinH srhat
uisht they rode again until the
broad bosom - the Potomac In
spanEied radiance cleaned hefnssu
them and ths iaw-lyInE invisible
Mary land shores Another aafhv
had Eailnpsd ahead. and nenra beat
ulru hailed them 80 they same. ana
now it vas flaoIihy fo uuhhin for
the gallant hafaea could be led 30
further They were Co - ssHf In
good season back % uurtaua lafm.
%oia-irHslF fHem a nttlr fui-f they
pa1iiod forth Par fo fhr north
ward iiu riaiuH llEhts rrFraird the
position ~ e kuuhnat one - UnHie
SANS. supporting others farther up
stream hnf tempting nnt taa ssfans
uouaiY ths southern gunnrra 81 ia :
fhiaH raluf
<urthwafsI The sable oafaHHan
uEged their ny. watching eagerly.
hrrathiesslY fur scouting crews
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$40 10 g 80 per week pays for
the home n slick 81 ont II
work any time and cant keep
no your payments the Seattle
Ilomeaeehsra Co o. the only
ono who can and viii always
extend your time.
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mart clothes HaTald. 1899 md. -.
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Modern Dental
ParIors

second aud Pike 81. over People
Hauk
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Judge Parker should BE- notified
Of Geo. =. Cgtterilrs bolt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
THE QUESTION OF SUPPER.
Difference Of Opinion as to Benefit o.
Late Meal,

Difference Of Opinion az to Benefit Of
Late Meal.
An old Italian proverb has 1t that
Who goes to bed supperless all night
tumbles and tosses." A Portuguese
saying is, "lf you would be i'll. sup
and then go to Sleep"
1t is plain, American Medicine con-
cludes, that the "potted wisdom OF
proverbs will give no decisive rule as
to digestion during sleep. The Gus
tom of an after-dinner nap is common
in almost all italian and Oriental
countries, but 1t is contradicted by an
old Latin proverb which the Germans
and the English in turn have trans
lated: After dinner sit awhile, after
supper walk a mile
As rule, the northern, and espe-
cially the Anglo-Saxon, races incline
to think that digestion is not the best
during sleep.
AS to drinking, the peoples expert
ence is that che who goes to bed
thirsty rises healthy" AS age comes
on digestion grows more difficult. so
that the Spanish say, Who steals an
old mans supper does him no wrong.
"An egg, and to bed" accentuates the
advice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
BALDWIN AIRSHIP
Goes to a Height of 500 Feet, Makes
Circle and Lands Easily.

San Francisco, Aug. A success
ful ascension was made by Captain
T. S. Baldwin's airship at Idora Park,
Oakland. The airship ascended about
500 feet made a considerable circle
and landed successfully in the space
from which it had started.
This airship was constructed under
the supervision of Captain Baldwin OF
Los Angeles. its inventor. 1T differs
in many features from ships con-
structed in the past, and upon the I'M
movement Captain Baldwin places hls
homes of winning the 100000 prize to
no connected for at the fair at st.
Louis.
The gas balloon is cigar shaped, OF
Japanese silk, "a feet III lensth anu
- feet in diameter. and required S,ooo
cnb;c feet of gas to initiate it,, Inc
fra me- attachment is 30 feet in length
II carries double cylinder. seven
horsa mower gasoline engine. making
oo0 revolutions a minute, to driVe
the propellers. One of the chlet ne"
foo+,res of the machine is an arrange
,nont whereby the ship is puiieo
+h,ouoh tho air. instead OF belhs
pushed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
RURAL CARRIERS SALARIES.

In the adjustment of the salaries OF
rural carriers in the postal service
i; has been decided that all carriers
appointed prior to June 30, 1901. whe
wore entitled TO the maximum pay
OF sf00 under the rules which gov.
erned the establishments of routes al
that time shall receive the maxinum
pay of 500 but tina. the schedule
which became effective Iuly /. 1904 aud
recently announced shall prevail in
fixing the compensation Of all carriers
Nppoiuted since June 30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04

A man with strange mission has
arrived III london from Ascona, Oh
Lake Maggiore, Switzerland. says The
, London Mail. His object is to induce
t English people to abandon the Use
Of salt and all liquids He himself
has not drunk .f anything for two
years and two months, and hopes ,o
| attain great age by perseVering with
:bat peculiar fOrm of abstinence
AT Ascona he nas founded colony
! OF men and women disciples, who rig
crously eschew salt anG liquids. work
in the fields in primitive garb and
when the weather is suitable, sleep or
| the bare ground from which they are
supposed to extract natural magnet.
currents.
Herr Joseph saloronson. the re
| former in question, has already gar.
ed a number Of adhercnts in London
| and on the continent, including sev
eral well known physicians md SC eli
fists. i}e asserts that the gnt.de Of liv
! ing advocated by himself and his
! followers is the only ore that is nat
ural and healthy. and that By its adop
tioa man or Sonan may add con
'iderably to the span Of life
There is not q sound nan n tGe
| world. he told the writer. and Vet
! the people who eat salt and drink
water live TO be as ole as 90 or ever
l(o. When we live q natural life
see 80 reason why we should rot at
| tain to 200 or go years
''1r prehistoric times human beings
+, lived 10 those ages. because thew ate
/ food intended fGe human consumption
and what moisture they required was
extracted from the air by .heir bod
les"
'.t'as your health improved, Herr
Salomonson. since You abandoned eat
| ing salt and drinking liQuids?"
"Immeasurabiy, was the reply
During the tWenty-siX nlGt,ths thai
no drop has passed my lits have
lost in weight sixty-two pouads, but
! feel younger and stronger, although
am 80 years Of age
"lt gives one buoyancy Of spirits
like that experienced by man who
climbs a high mountain, The steL
is more elastic. the brain S clearer
and sense of happiness ard content
, ment permeates ones being. Cares
weigh lightly, and at any ]sour of the
day or night one is capable of any
amount Of mental or physical exer
| ton
Salt, according to Herr SyIomonson
who is a man OF considerable educa
ton is the first link in q chain q
modern evils. 1t leads to the eating
Of animal food. which in its turn neces
states the taking of liquids.
The abolition OF these; three ST.
called 'necessaries, he proceeded
would do away with all sickness
| Drugs would not be required; in fact
! ley would have no effect on a body
built up by natural means In this
country you establish sanatora for all
! ing persons. whom you continue tt
| supply with food upon which the very
! bacteria you seek to destroy thrive the
| best.
Salt is not Only ruinous to the bod,
but it is damaging to the soul an(
| destructive of the intellect. while
water or any other form of liquid is g
mere burden TO the stomach, and has
no value at all.
| Herr SalomOnson himself is pic
turesque looking man. and creates Z
sensation whenever he appears in Lon
don streets. He wears a long brown
cassock and pair of sandals A grea,
mass of hair falls over his shoulders
and his collarless neck is hidden by {
long, wispy beard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-04
Barefoot Cure.

The eccentricities of some people
are boundless. A fashion has lately
sprung up Of walking daily across
Hyde Park with bare feet with the
object of "warding off colds" The
barefoot cure, as it is called, halls
from the Swiss mountains and, II is
predicted threatens to become p0pu-
lar.-London Answers.