The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-20
With the Long BolD
-"Eye natures walks. shoot folly as 1t tilss.'
Bee-sting Compared with House-Afre as a Cure for
Rheumatisln-Bee Is Not Practicing Curative Art
but Is Willing to Throw that in On the Side
Chapters from the Life of an Earnest Insect.

H EE-STING is said to be good for rheumatism, but
that is not the bees intention in administering
- it. The bee has other problems than those con
nected with the curative art His intention is to fG
his out of position and he does it--unless tha
latter is intoxicated If the has rheumatism, No
matter The bee moves him at once by eliminating.
acid from the blood and arousng the gamiest leg
from the lethargy of ages.
It is well before annoying the bee to get your
rheumatism established because beesting will lap
good deal of rheumatism and if you have an
insufficient supply of the latter to neutralize it tho
bee in his earnestness is prone to overdo his part
Someone has POLITICALLY referred to the bee as
In this he administers the rheumatism and
you find it out at once. There is never much doubt
about it when the little bee hands you out the anti
rheumatic hotfoot. You suspect it. On investigation
it carries conviction.
We have had the bee cure, also the rheumatism
and frankly prefer to get rid of the latter by
fire in the house and around to carry out.
XMA
reunion Of Incubator graduates is scheduled for
there has display Of babies in incubators and the
graduates will be able to see in them what they had
to pass thru in order to graduate. More than 200
people arciay raised will be present at the reunion
The smallest newcomer in the 1906 ncubating class
was received last week. He weighs twelve ounces,
and is not much bigger than the milk bottle. Gradu-
The yell will not be difficult. A dozen noises
easily suggest themselves:
'fThis 'ere class! .a ..< -. -5 ~. p.
Was raised under glassi .@..@ =. 81. 4.4.,.s, 81
Hot airl -, - ~. ...y.s' - a. .4+a4$ >.
Gets therei :s-, s%5f e. .:z,r
1nsabatozl Incubator /! Nineteen O. stzi'' {.
The Engsaver and Blectrotyper, published in Chi
cage says that "a st. Louis eopperpate engraver has
become famous, the being twenty-sx letters Of
the alphabet and nine numerals neatly engraved on
an ordinary ptnhead This apparently impossible feat
ct 1nAnitesimal etching has been accomplished by
Eugene Wrenger" The Engraver and Electrotyper
does not mention the name Of the pinhead who has
characters engraved on his dome Of thought
49,
"Oan q man who is not an expert, " asks an anony-
NOUS correspondent, "mix paints to get a certain
color and still be good mans" He can but he has
to train for it. You cannot solve these advanced
problems first but by beginning easy things such
as paying off the mortgage the house and laying
stone sidewalk, two, in time you will, if you keep
the mind clear, arise to that height where you will
without any untoward conversation cheerfully mix
paints and get the desired color.
slapping the paint is easy once 1t is mixed.
No matter If you miss board or two It gives
variety to the floor like that Of oriental carpet
Another way to paint is to hire union painter to
do the job It's quicker easier and cheaper and it is
done right But you lose the mental uplift of duty
done, which has been called the soul Is freside
"A. J. r,