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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Piles ID Years
Terrible Case Cured Painlessly With
Only One Treatment of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.
FREE PACKAGE IN PLAIN WRAPPER
MAILED TO EVERYONE WHO
WRITES

FREE PACKAGE IN PLAIN WRAPPER
MAILED TO EVERYONE WHO
WRITES
II have been q terrible sufferer OF
piles for fourteen QD years and during
all this time you can have an idea of
how many kinds OF medicine I tried
But I found no relief whatever. l felt
there must be something that could
cure me without having to undergo an
operation which might Kill me.
Nov, after trying but one treatment
of your Pyramids 1 am free, free to
tell all sufferers of this dreadful dis
ease to try this medicine-the Pyramid
Pile Cure. II will cure when all others
fail, Sincerely yours. George Braneigh.
Schellburg. Pa"
Anyone suffering from the terrible
torture. burning and itching OF piles,
Will get instant relief from tho treat
ment we send out free. at our own eX-
pense. In plain sealed package. to
everyone sending namc and address.
Surgical operation for piles Is unces-
sary and rarely a permanent success
Here you can get treatment that Is
quick. easy to apply and inexpensive.
and free from the publicity and humili-
alton you suffer by doctors examina-
tion-
Pyramid Pile Cure is made in the
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The coming OF cure is felt the mo-
mont you begin to use 1t. and your suf-
fering ends.
Send your name and address at once
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After seeing for yourself what II can
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age OF Pyramid Pile Cure from any
druggist at so cents each, or, on receipt
of rclce, wo will mail you same our
selves IL he should not have It
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17

exposed by having como In contact with In
fccted sheep. have croescd Infected uhils.
GEORGE s. HICKoX, Agent In ChaTSo.
Armed with these positive instructions
Mr.. Kuchlcr went TO kelton this morn
Ing and will ride the range until he nndS
the inspector, Tho admission OF the
sheep Will then be allowed.
This last attempt to evade the plain
opinion OF the Secretary OF Agriculture
and the order of Judge Beatty IL afro
cous in its purpose. Marshall, Boundy,
Norton and the Kuchler Bros. had sheep
at Kelton which they wished TO drive to
the Soda Springs ranges. From the best
information II Is learned that nearly II
not quito, all or the sheep involved were
lambed In Idaho, and that last year they
were dipped twice In that state. This
was the only requirement. for admission
In Judge Beatty's order.
Made Strenuous Fight.
So strenuous. however, has been the
fight OF Gooding and his people that c.
II Robinson. the Utah Inspector. who Is
under the direction OF Mr.. HickoX. de
cllned TO inspect any more sheep until
he received specific instructions.
Now the sheep are again moving, and
the feeling In Ogden. which IL headquar-
ters OF the owners or many thousands of
sheep. Is that at last the State of Idaho
has been compelled to take cognizance OF
the Federal rights of all the people, re-
gurdlese OF State boundaries.
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SIEGEL'S HAT DEPT.
22S-2S0 MAIN ST.
OUTLOOK NOT BAD
Leaders Of Miners Claim That {
tions Are Satisfactory

iNDlANAPOLlS. April 16.-John Nil
ell, president Of the United Mine Work
and Secretary Treasurer w. B. Wi
were az the miners headquarters b
today and both seemed satisfied with
Up to this time none of the men h
port, and l have heard OF none dra y
on the district or sub-dlstrlct fund
said Secretary surer Wilson. isTl
are maintaining themselves on their q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
FOR THE lUN NGS

4017 few ST, PitlsburC, Pa
Aeker's English Remedy is a perma-
nent Remedy, not a deceptive prepara-
ton which gives but temporary relief,
only to be followed by reaction, leay,
ing the sufferer III q worse condition
than before. Acker's English Remedy
for the lungs removes the cause by cur
ing the Lungs in a soothing, mild and
gentle yet effective manncr-It is per
fcctly harmless-childrcn can safely
take 1t. Sold by druggists on a guar
nntee to cure OF money refunded.
Ask for Acker's English Remedy for
tb" Lungs. All druggists, CSC, SOC, $1.o0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
UTAH SHEEPMEN
ACHIEVE VICTORY
Gov. GoOding's Attempt to Ex-
clude FlOcks Ends in
Failure.
SHEEPMEN'S COMMITTEE
JUBILANT OVER MATTER
Point Has Been Fought From
Boise to Washington
and Back.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, April l6.-Tho attempt OF
Gov. Frank Goodins OF Idaho and OF Dr.
Noble, the State Veterinarian. to exclude
Utah and Nevada sheep from the public
domain In Idaho, has ended In q signal
victory over the selfish proposition and
a sweeping victory for Rudolph Kuchler
Of Ogden. chairman OF the sheepmon 8
committee, and DR.. H. NJ. Rowo, for
merly State Federal inspector. but re
Gently resigned.
Put UP Hard Fight
These two men have fought this case
OF attempted prohIbItiye regulations
from Washington to Boise. They secured
the consent OF Secretary OF Agriculture
Wilson, who ruled that the public do
main was open To their sheep VI the lat
ter were clean; they fought before Fed
yral Judge Beatty in Boise the arbitrary
provisions OF Gov Gooding, and won,
They gracefully accepted the appointment
on Judge Beattys commission of DR., No
bic Of Idaho, who was the defendant in
the complaint they filed and in which
they asked the right of every citizen to
range their sheep on the public domain.
OF the States.
Credit Given Wilson
In what is so significant victory Mr.
TO Secretary Wilson and to DR., A. d.
Melvin OF Washington. the latter being
chief Of the bureau OF animal industry.
But they give the chief credit TO George
S. HickoX. agent In charge OF the lnspec-
ton OF all OF tho States west of Wyoming
and Colorado. Mr.. HlckoX took vital
and forccful steps on Sunday TO end the
EFFORT OF the Idaho authorities to defeat
the order OF Judge Beatty. rendered at
Iocatello.
Dying Effort Made.
The dying effort of the Idaho officials
occurred at kelton last Friday. when an
effort was made TO return the nocks OF
c.. s. Marshall, on the alleged charge
thnt they had been exposed. So eager
were the Idaho officials TO keep Marshall
oGt of the State that they arranged that
an inspector would refuse to inspect the
sheep. Mr. Kuchler was at Corinne at
the time, and he and DR.. Rowe Mt onco
fastened 10 Salt Lake.
There they met Mr., HickoN by appoint
ment and received from him the follow
ing letter OF instructions, dated April l6,
addressed to c. II. Robinson;
g H. Robinson. Kelton. Utah. Dear Sir
You may sive certificate to all sheep that
complied with the State laws and dipped both
spring and fall. before leaving Idaho IL they
desire TO return and arc found clean upon in
specuon. unloss they orc known to have been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
GAIN FOR OIL TRUST
Price Of Product Is Again Lifted
the Octopus.

CLEVELAND. April 16,-The Stand
OH company today announced an al
tional advance In the price of refined /,
and gasoline of half a cent per gals
The new quotations which took effect b
day are as follows.
Ohio, State test refined, sJ5 cents: wz|
white, Ohio State test, 1o1s cents: Eoc<.
l21E cents; Harnish makers and paint.
naphtha, 121a cents. deodorized stove n
oIine. 1S1a cents; "a TO rs degree gasolIn
l65 cents; So degrees gasoline. 1914 cert
e' degrees gasoline, 60 cents; IS deRr1
gasoline. Il cents.
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Made Strenuous Fight.
Two Small Fires.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April l6.-Tho FIRE department was
called out at 1910 today for Are in the house
OF L. H Wright. S35 Twenty-hfth street the
fro being caused by explosion OF q gnso-
line stove Tho nro cxtinsushed by the
dry powders md thero was only nominal
loss.
tho department to The Of Wrights store.
and in the alley fence found to be
burning. with pile OK rubbish. The nre
but tho department had It's hose laid prior
to this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Jap in Beggar Role.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, April 16.-Opo OF the mrs occur
ronces that como up for the attention OF the
police wBs today when S. K. Yommo, a Jo-
panese, Rrreetcd a mcndicnnt The
Japanese usually give trouble. except in
cases OF drunkenness. disturbing the peace and
occasional assault, and the spectacle OF a
Jap vae Is O to the police. He Will
hnvc a hearing bsforo Judge Murphy tomor-
and is liable TO get job the rock
rtlc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
LAST WORD IS YEN
TO ''EL|JAH'DO
New Leader of ZiOniSis Will
ing to Submit to'bi-
tratiOn.

bur Chm Voliva and his Ners today
present,d what they termed atimatum to
John Alexander Dcwio in then OF an Of
fer TO submit the whole contrsy over Zion
City aid its business and eocsilcal affairs
20 hoard OF arbitration. 81 DowIc re-
fuse % agree TO this mctho settlement,
then all negotiations are c{esed az an
end. md Dowic's claims TO part. tinan-
cinl Q; eccllastical, in the anof Zion City
VIII be Fought 70 a lnlsh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
NOTED ENGINEER DIES
Horace F. Brown of California, Mine
Expert, Is Called

CHICAGO April 1S-Horace F. Brown Of
Oakland Cnl well known throughout tho
T'nitcd States mining engineer and nu-
thor OF several technical worke, died hero Iaet
night Mt the homo OF his niece. OF heart fhil-
urc. The body viii no taken 10 California
for burial. At tho timc OF hia dentb Mr..
Grown manager of tho Pnctnc Tngn.eer-
lnK company OF San Francisco
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
GUILTY OF ,GERY
New Yorker Tried tse Monev ~
False Ceres

NEW YORK. April ls.
convicted today OF forreo CoInney was
the sale OF forged socur, cur,nneStlon with
Western railroad inc Norfolk G.
The securiticn forged
marketed, had an anr OF which wero
thousands or dollars. III aluo OF many
tence OF four and ba,-@ under sen
eaneellsd bond OF tho NJ 'Sr qiering
ralltoaa -FOUR years ago,r 49, iienpstead
recently on this charee peen convicted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Hausen Sold Again.

Special to The Tribune
OGDEN, April ls.-Informotlon received
In Ogden toiny to tho effect that big Bill
Haueen. the famous old catcher OF the Lob
sters. has been secured by tho Montgomery
team OF tho Southern league Haueen was
sold months ago to the Birmingham.
Ala. tenn of tho came league. He made
good both behind tho bat and at tho bot but
Montgomery secured him and at a fancy price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Railroad Leader to VTed

ST. PAUL. April 1G---John j Hanrahan.
grand master OF the brotherhood of Loco
motive Fremcn, Will be married here to-
morrow to Miss Katharine NJ Sullivan.
daughter of the former County Auditor
d NJ Sullivan. President Hill OF the
Great Northern has rendered Mr. Han
rahan his private car in which the we'd
ding journey Will Ue taken to the coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
DO NOT NEGLECT THAT
Nasty Hacking Cough.

Anything that simply stops your
cough leaves the deadly germs still
there-a safe and sure cure for the
Lungs is needed. Acker's English Rem
edy for the Lungs is that cure. 1t diff
fers from every other medicine by act
ing directly on the Lungs, soothing and
healing them at one and the same time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17

I had beon trou
bled for years with q
very bad cough. Ach-
er's English Remedy
for the Lungs gave mo
instant relief and per-
footed q permanent
cure l know IL TO bo
a very fine Remedy
Wilma James.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-17
Would Appoint Coittee.

The proposal OF nrbitretionyIdes that n
committee OF four or eight lhers be ap-
pointh' two or four OF whom tho declsIon
may De. 10 DO appointed by isldc. Should
there be Disagreement by committee
then nth momber shall lppointed by
Genc-al ONcrseer Nolira. Iifurther pro-
v!dcd that all property belonfo tho Chris
tim Catholic church ehan iansfcrrcd 10
this board OF arbitration. and their iudc-
ment as to whether Noliva Doyyic pholl
control the samo Will be iINo reply 10
this has az yot been made biwie
Says Dowie Wilkht.
Attorney Emil c. Wet rcpreson,,nr
Dovie, said tonight. howe that Dowis
would never consent TO q sto OF tho oc
cladsstical power attendant on City.
Attorney Newman. sepung General
oyrrssor Vollva. said tonlgb
Will Give Him Five Cent.
we arc willing to conceo, Dowie haa
an indisputaolc right TO cent OF the
property owned by the IAN Cotboi,s Se
church, but we demand thsorSsro,ah aohplc
tween tho Dowie factions ah followers q,
NoliSa DO he'd. ond that Dol Sn an acrccN
ment whereby he relinoulail claims 10
tSs properly IN question, h,ideration OF
tho fnct that no Is vested the sole rro-
Prietorship OF per cent T."
Charges of Ssr.
During the conference tod,trecn tho on-
Io"tN'SI. '''SN's 'NNtotHcy len dcman
that NIL statements printctha Iast isI',a
OF Leaves of Healing" tlcial nrron oc no
por OF Zion. bo desi signateS Ia ndereua nmd pn
imp59per rope c He telephonedEae postmaster sa.q
coived any number OF tho TS of u.aI,-.. re-
and permitted them to bed through iSo
mails he would be amcnnl the law INC
Asks for ng.
Mr.. wotten also telegrsto po.,
General George B. Cortelny,sine b,,,
tho oituation and asking , dcIi'!er nun or
Ing n,s,r upon IA, tho point nt iss,,ornoy Wct,en =
Leaves of Healing thrrhn Teu INC
cnense asainst tho Unsta,es Gon. s an
mcnt, inasmuch Us It col stato,ron9n Govern
rosa,Sry sa,S .,do. to the moral CHI OF Dowie oe
United States Postal deht ON "f tS OF tho
ject oh 'he sub
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21

1 ounces; oil of neroli, 20 drops. Mix
as you would any cream of the sort.
Rub on gently at night.
VIII you please publish again the little
set of rules fer the reduction OF fesh2
JANE S.
RULES FOR THE REDUCTION or FLESH.
Avoid all s.Srchy and sweetened food.
all cereals, vegetables containing sugar
or starch, such as peas, beans, corn, po-
tatOes. etc. Have your bread toasted /;
spdinkle il with salt instead of using
butter. Milk. / regret 10 say, If ii be
pure and good, is fattening. Skinned
milk may be drunk. Hot water is an
excellent substitute for other liquids.
Add a little of the juice of lines or
lemons 10 il, if you choose. Limit your
sleeping hours to seven at the outside.
No maps. You must take exercise.
If you cannot walk At least five miles
a day, and do not wheel, go to one of
the institutions where mechanical mas
sage is given. Several of my CORES pond
ents report excellent results from this
method OF getting the vigorous e..er-
else they require. The system is thor
oughly wholesome and not expensive.
IN reducing flesh the one fact TO recol-
lect is that fat is caTbon-oxygen de
Stroys or burns out carbon. You must
consume the carbon by the oxygen you
take through your lungs. The more ex-
erciSe the more oxygen and consequent
destruction Of fat by the one healthful
method of curing obesity.
The more starch and sugar you eat
the more carbon TO burn away.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21

they caus. an ugly redness around the
chin. forehead and nose.
My nose is very susceptible to the
cold, and has tendency to appear red
and oily.
II you Will please let me have some
inexpensive remedy Tor these defects,
] will be very grateful TO you. as
should like very much 10 have a clean
complexion. ANXIOUS.
From your description, think you are
troubled with acne, and I am giving
YOU formula for a remedy which has
proved most successful in similar cases:
CURE FOR CONFLUENT ACNE CMONIN).
Apply the following mixture to the
afflicted parts. morning and night: Gly-
cerine. 40 grams; oxide of zinc, grams;
soap tincture, 10 grams; potassia alum,
grams. Mix.
For internal treatment. in connection
with above, the patient should take
each morning before breakfast one
tablespoonful of a mixture composed Of
equal parts of pure glycerine and castor
oil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21

an hour two or three times a week at
a gymnasium. IL is the little, day by
day, that accomplishes the result.
II is well TO have some one skilled in
physical culture 10 look over you once
In while; tell you just what you need.
and give you a little encouragement as
TO any Improvement, for otherwise one
Is apt TO get discouraged looking for Wis
ible results long before they could rea-
sonably be expected.
One Of the simplest exercises is 10
stand, with the arms hanging a the
side palms outward, take a long
breath, elevate the chest and raise the
head Hold the breath just as long as
possible. and il is interesting TO note the
increase in the number OF movements
that are made each time while holding
the breath.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21

Another exercise. which not Culy de-
velops the chest. bat gives poIse and
symmetry to the whole body. is that OF
standing erect, with the chest thrown
out. extending the arms horizontally 10
their full extent, and, while holding the
arms thus firmly in position, twisting
the hands upon the wrists.
Care. anxiety, and sorrow Will not only
occas sion wrinkles. but they weaken the
whole system. yes, even depress the
chest. The Old-fas hiOned description Of
the young woman disappointed in love,
who goes into d decline" is not far
smiss. The continued attitude, with
shoulders curved. chest contracted, de-
pTives the lungs of space Of expansion.
and so furnishes fertile soil for the ger
minatiOn of disease such as cOnsump-
tiOn and pneumonia.
From this il will be seen how neces-
sary Il is 10 cultivate a calm. cheerful
spirit. il one would not only have a
good physique and good looks. but live
out half his days.
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Throw the head back as far as possible
thrusting out the under jaw at the same
time so that the whole chin viii feel
stretched and drawn out fiat With the
chin still kept on the stretch, turn the
head first TO the right and then TO the
left. These exercises, If persisted in. will
surely give firmness and symmetry 10
the chin. After first using them the
muscles OF the chin viii feel very sore,
but that shows the effectiveness of the
movements and that the muscles are
getting the needed exercise. / should
think housekeeping would be sufficient
exercise to keep your figure slender.
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Troubled With Acne.

Seeing the valuable advice you give to
others, l thought 1 would write you
about a little matter / have no doubt
viii be of use to many others.
I am young man of seventeen, and
III apparently good health. l have nc
stomach disorders, my circulation is
free, and / get plenty of exercise. and
yet ! am troubled with eruptiOns on my
forehesl i. chin and on the sides of my
s'ostrils. In these same places are also
blackheS(ss, and occasionally a red pim-
ple appears, which is very sore and
Tainful. These eruptions ana pimpleS
40 not contain matter enough to be
squeezed out. and on the least Irritation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21

Before long exposure TO cold. il is an
excellent thing to get up circulation in
the fingers. ear tips. cheeks and nose by
continuous friction. This has prevented
many a case of frost-bite
The following suggestions are simple
IN character. and are from high medi-
cal authorities:
The cold that kills. kills in several
WAYS. In freezing 10 death there Is
primarily intense suffering. which IN
time passes OF and apparent relief en-
sues. This is when the real danger be
gins; fear is allayed, and the senses
become dulled.
Anyone who suffers from intense cold
and then grows sleepy or stupid shouIu
seek help and the nearest shelter as
speedily as possible; but should not
enter q warm room, for sudden neat IL
exceedingly injurious IN cases OF Ireez-
The first step in cases Of freezing is
etc restore the circulation by means OF
dry friction" Follow this treatment.
saws an eminent authority. by the al
ministratiOn of d little hot wine and,
later. hot soup.
In cases where breathing is laboTeG
Uhe lungs. are COngcsted1. apply hot
mustard plaster 10 the chest, ana, where
d physician cannot be QUICKLY sum
mOned. give the patient teaspoOnIul
of aromatic spirits OF ammonia in
third OF a tumbler Of water 10 stimu-
late the hearts action.
II the hands or feet. cheeks or ears
are frozen. keep the patient IN cOOi
room. and rub the frozen parts with the
dry hands TO restore blood circulation.
Afterward apply a stimulating ointment
twice daily. The following is most
excellent prescription. namely; on OF
eucalyptus, / dram: carbolic acid. Is
drops: tincture OF iodine. = dram. tan
mic acid Is grain. simple ceTate, ! ounce.
This prescription IS known TO have
warded of gangrene OF frozen parts.
and 70 have saved the life OF a person
badfx- frozen
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WALK; DON'T RIDE.

Doctors who have closely studied the
matter unhesitatingly assert that walk
ing IS the best exercise a woman can
engage in for the development of her
physical charms.
The woman who is in, the habit of
taking an omnibus or tramcar every
time She wishes to travel a few hundred
yards is the one who mas a bad COM
plexion and complains Of growing stout
She will tell you that her spine troubles
her and that her feet are rheumatic;
that she G. mot walk-positiVely must
not do so.
If you are among the number. take a
walk every day. give up the omnibus
and tramcar habit unless you have some
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21

FOssati cream, as you requested;
OLD-FASHIONED SKIN LOTION.
Spermaceti, L grains. white soap, IN
poyder "A dram; white wax (pulVerlzed),
3 dram; almond oil (sweet, a dram;
Jordan almonds, 3 ounces; pure alcohol,
? ounces: distilled water, ounces: altar
OF roses 3 drops; oil OF neroli, drops.
essence of jasmine, = dram; essence OF
white rose, y dram.
Blereh the almonds and beat them into
r, smooth paste, adding some water
gradually TO form a thin cream. Melt
me wax. spermaceti and almond oil to-
getber and to this add the soap, pTeVi-
ouslv rubbed down, with One-half ounce
of water To this add. in small quanu-
Ties the remainder of the water, assldu-
ousiv stirring. Then add the strained
almond cream, and finally the aIcohol
and the perfume.
little of this milk may be rubbed
into the skin several times during the
day. The effect is permanently oeneh-
Cial.
FOSSATI CREAM FOR PIMPLES-
TanoIin 5 grams: sweet almond oil, .
grams: sulphur precipitate, grams; OK
ide of zinc. ~ gramsi extract OF Nloie'
Apniy a very little of the cream to
each pimpIe; wait until the pimples are
cured before using the face brush, Whlch
might irritate them
n. and f. b think you viii find
the following very beneficial;
PLEASANT VERmIFUGE.
Fluid extract of spigelia, . mud
ounces; fluid extract OF senna' nun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-21
HOW TO KEEP YOUNG.

Never look on the dark side; take
sunny views of everything A sunny
thought drives away the shadows.
Be a child; live simply and naturally,
and keep clear of entangling alliances
and complications of all kinds.
Cultivate the spirit of contentment;
al discomfort and dissatisfaction bring
age burrows prematurely to the face.
Don't live TO eat, but eat to live.
Many of our ills are due TO overeating,
TO eating the wrong things. 10 irregular
ealing.