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The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
In re the Weather Sharps.
SAYS The Cincinnati Times-star

says the Cincinnati Tiues-Srar-
The weather bureau is perhaps one Of the r,os-
Sse-1l and a. the zane tio one q the r1'y- mis-
rIae-stood institutions that ne have he f5-.
even EEeTails II some cunmuultics thar the '7-isl
torecasrer is rezpo-sible for The -ea-b-----,- h.
niaip7tss the levers thar cou--oI the rainfall aBd
le s1slize and dslishts IL pulling Tie wrong lever
a. the wrong tine"
We rejoice 10 see our contemporsrv
take I'D the cudgels in defense OF the
downtrodden and oyerabused weather de-
partment- Too long, indeed. has il suffer
ed the sings and arrows Of capsio1s. III
natured. ignorant and carpins criticism,
Flooding along. on the job always. day
IN and day out the weather sharps have
served their country untiringly- They
have faithfully forecasted storms that
came and storms that came not. with
E-s-d inDartiality; minus fear or favor
they have proclaimed hot waves and cola
waves. sunshine and shadow, rainbows
and Billiards, as might to their way Of
thinking seem most propltious AZ the
moment
To suspect that they are actuata5 +,
tHis distribution Of the weather by sin
lister motive or dark design is 10 slaBda-
them mentally and 10 mistudze rbs7,
cruelty They are not wire-puIlers or
lever-manipulators: they do nauebt yrf-.
malice aforethought- An inspection % +ba
weather from January TO January will
show an endless variety. and a ve-v
healthy average.
In further comment the TizAs-s-,-
adds:
he ce1ar1Esut not 70 he outdons bv e,.s
r1osnosticato-s as the goose hone r-7-bet ~ -,
a-HAl2c nan noT undertakes % predict tx, v-ssts
u a-Iance what TIE Eearher Conditions VIII d, /
auTlHs t1aS period The comparison cf rs-,-5s ,--
reports, the almost endless fE1-nz ard r--.r--.,
--'l neesssaET 70 the p-eIara-ll Il a tzo .rseEs-
lllec4s- c1h Be APPRECIATED probably onlv bv -bs
---l'e- -aaS tne bureau Is Courageous IN arre-.n-
--s sncn 1e1t ls evident rot o-I~ N -be -
i-FolFed- b1t n the chances raEen- TIE 49,
Ne4-'ir. even within tTenty-s1ur hours has -
known to caanse rs mind more TINES tbsB
woman ---1
Wen said againl The weatbe- me-,
cannot help II If some OF their vaIr-lsi5
plans get baned Up. and things do not
always fail out as they schedule tbsr,
They do their best. and angels can do M
better than that, you know. # they could
guarantee their prognOstications. We ara
persuaded they would give Us 1ust enouqo
gloom 10 make US appreciate the sun
shine just enough storm to make rs an
preciate the calm.
We trust other contemporaries will take
their cue from the Times-S,sr and -
knocking the weather sharps. As q mat
ter Of fact they are a philantbroDic u.
and worthy Of all praise.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
AN INNOVATION.

News being sczrcs. We are running
Z : few pictures today. THIS IS 81
Illustrated Seek
Our ain Is % Iirsn lie sheet ID
> BIZ. but u-r 7EzdeTs can depend
uPon rs never 70 SCI sensational.
O1-s is . conservative policy.
C11sC7Tarism Is our Watchwo7d.
AID ever shal 5e- The reaeuonary
pres has our sgprene azd deserved
contempt But = little nonsense
zow and then IS rsIshed by the
best Of men. AID We Uut we do
not o1end by setting into a DC.
1o-iaily. playful Mood IN this sun
Der Season
u L Cocs. u-re ann
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

! don't Ike this campaiSnius o.
cylinders Of wax:
want to see the nan that's rosnr
20 TAX.
I'd Ike a chance 10 argue with hin
about the facts
And 20 hrd how close he's going
70 walk tie chalk
a daraed machine can't tell ne how
u stands upon the law;
II Il SAYS somsthinz I don't Ike
/ can't hiss.
1 want 70 hear the man. not a.
echo q his voice.
Wn-cl val probably sound rerv
much ike this:
1iy fr-ic-ie-nds and decor Rem
rep-u6-ub-ub-li-caus.
" nat B-b-b-ry-rT-an sar-zs-s-s Il
little short Of r-r-r-s--of
I an Mr. E-oo-oo-oo-ss-se-relr-s
man-squeak. squeak squeak -
And the phcn0ETaphn uemhle A.
ne speeehuaking grows hot
Canned o-ztoy-Eo7ds sns ni-hty
weak.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
IN LEES HONOR.
Proposed Statue a Tribute to Amer
lean Spirit,

lean Spirit.
From the Chicago Pest
The statue Of Robert E Lee. for which
the State Of Virginia will ask a place in
the Memorial Hall Of the Capitol at
Washington has been completed In the
near future Congress viii be asked 10
accept the gift, and the strong hope and
oehei IS that no individual or orgaafza-
ton In the whole length or breadth Of
the North VIII 50 much as raurmur
against the intention 70 honor the mem
ory OF the great Confederate soldier
II Z had heen said in the DAYS iuue-
oiately following the Civil War that in
llllle memorial 10 Lee would have q
place OF honor IN the nations CsuiroI
there would have been few TO admit that
sneh q thing vas possible. Time has
brought It's changes. Robert E. Lee Is
honored IN the North only 10 a degree
-ess tna1 he is hOnored in the South He
vas an American who fought as bA
tnougnt, and he was one Of the greatest
soldiers VINO ever went 10 battle.
IN no other country on earth than this
IS i likely the government would con
sent 70 admit into the halls Of rs c.
-tol memorial OF a man who had fought
against It's unity as q nation. The fact
that i IS possible here is a tribute IN rha
American spirit Lee VIII have a nla~a
BESIDE washington. another son Of Ti--
sinla- IN the country's hau OF fame ans
Americans are glad OF IL
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
EXPOSEDI

Il Is indeed high tine that Wr.
William Loeb. r.. should bstaks
himself % the -oods. whether tie
p1ete1t be a SINNER vacation or
not he has surely worked enough
Ea-D 20 TIE administration AID has
involved cur most cautio,ss CHIEF
Executive II a tangled web. No
o1s who has followed slr. Roose-
vets career but must have rec
oguized how careful he IS OF The
feeliass q others how he hates any
thing Ike denunciation OF snap
srdSnent7 how careful he has alvays
been ii the matter Of calling names
And Jet We and that through the
agency Of M Loeb. AIr. Roosevelt
Is put into al sorts o. trouble.
Il IS tine 70 speak out. We know
that IL was Mr- Loeb who wrote
these Beilauy Storer letters. and
that but for his advice and i1str,c-
ton Nara never would have zone
u the Vatican. We know now TIA.
Z vas Air- Loeb who took il upou
himself % send Col Sterar1 into
the v1lds; Il vas Mr. Loe5 again
who conducted the whole Browns
vile adair. much az2inst the wishes
q ais august master: II was Mr.
Loeb WHO dismissed the cadets from
West Point took them back. dis
missed them again. and then. when
as found cut what a hornet's nest
be had raised. denied the rhole
thing and t-ied 70 blame il On Sec
retary Wright
And now he has gone. The woods
hide hin. aad his qzauslsons Dis
ands soiaee IL savage an
Tiing- Even # he cones back 10 Z
Civilization With reports Of a big
catch. Who can believe him. He I
las qualified himself for fun life
Membership IN the Ananias Clsb 4
ano The KIND master who las tried I
n vain 70 hide his socretary's MS
lakes can shield htn 10 uore.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

irritating noise made by pursuing spoon
upon a plate As the question stands, it
appears TO be one merely Of eating VS.
feeding What the man wants is food,
and apparently he doesn't care how he
gets It Methods are nothing TO him
It's olive oil he's after He may have
formed his tastes on the cotton-seed va
riety. and worked up 70 the golden liquid
expressed from the crops OF the famed
Italian trees. That is a long step in ad-
vance Of whale-blubber diet. though the
underlying principle is the same. Pos
sibly he puts sausage fat on buckwheat
cakes This is a free country, in theory,
but not free as far as the prejudioes OF
wives are concerned
Furthermore. at table the wife should
not be angered by strange practices in
feeding. since this is apt TO impair her
digestion. and thus wreck her temper for
good and all. making her husband reflect
sadly that Solomon knew what was what
when he freed his mind about a house
which contains a scolding woman.
Better by far is II that the complaining
man should indulge his appetite in secret
Let him drink quart OF olive oil a day
in his Office, and submerge himself IN
oleaginous bliss. rather than stir up strife
for few paltry spoonfuls Of salad dress
ing. salvaged from a plate under the cold
eye Of a froWning woman.
Here is truly a chance 70 pour oil on
troubled waters. though the wife should
also remember the age-old advice TO
women entangled in the net OF matrimony: |
Fed the hrurer-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
LITTLE DIFFERENCE.

did wish to go one day down the
lengthy Milky Way.
And upon a passing airship did climb.
But the current wasn't strong, so we had
10 loaf along.
And We really had most unpleasant
time
The conductor rang q bell and the motor
man did yell:
Dis airship stops and anchors IN de
shed"
Then the cross, disgruntled crowd had TO
get OF on a cloud
And trudge a block to take the ship
ahead
l had thought, when airships came, II
would be a lovely game.
TO gently glide around among he stars
But the ships they give US now aren't 50
different. vow,
From the dear familiar earthly trolley
cars.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
CANNED ORAToRY IN THE CAMPAIGN

They tell ne that the candidates
are going n stay a. home.
And not 60 c.livan-inE round the
laid
To wesle " n a phoaozaph is
cheaper tlan 10 roam
And 80 ven get specchmak1nz
that IS carned-
Both Taft and Mr.. Bryan have been
talking n the horn.
Not knowing i their words would
hi- Ct miss,
II the old machine Is cranky. lust
as suse as you are bon.
The net Te51lt VII sound soue-
thing Ike this:
'Frien-d-d-ds and feu-el-el-ow cit
i-i-i-Zzz-z-z-e1s.
In-G-u glad 20 s-s-p-p-e-ak-eek-eek-
eek 10 voz
OF the iss-ss-ss-ues-ocs-ooes Of the
pa-u-TT-t--buzz. buzz. buzz.
Ard TIE cyiin6er7l rumble q the
fas red. white. AID blue
Canned orator. q fustian and Of
fszz
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Ihaf vacation of your viii be
Incomplete unless The washing
ton HorsId follows you.
Il Will be Ike a daily letter
from home.
Wherever you are, it viii reach
TOu regularly. AID the address
viii be changed a. often as de-
sired.
Please be particular to state IN
each case the length Of time you
desire paper sent 10 new address.
Daily 30 cents a month; daily
and Sunday so cents. Postage
prepaid.
Telephone Main $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
Dick OnInhnn

From the Boston Transcript
The selection Of the head Of the Wash
ington bureau OF the New York Sun as
the press representative Of the RepubE-
can National Committee should bring 10
1t the services Of a man full OF fresh ma
terial IN eulogy Of the administration
poicies-since he has had little chance
to use II in his past newspaper connec-
tons
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
POOR OLD PLATT!
To Think Even He should Be
Regretted.


Regretted.
fTon the New yo-k sun
Whatever the little ecceatricities OF the
Hon Thomas Collier Plstt. he knew
enough 10 90 in when II rained- IN the
prosperous years Of his bosship and after
he had learned the business thoroughly
he knew when he had TO yield 10 the
opinion Of his party; and Z there was
Just one road 20 victory he took T. n
1885 he had no alteration for Theodore
Roosevelt, but he saw that no other man
could be elected governor by the Republi-
cans
Il Is hard work for the klndergartners
among whom 0Ir. Plstt's mantle has been
divided 10 understand that their poor
little likes and dislikss don't count; that
when there is but one candidate the Re
puoilca1s can win with. that candidate
must be taken whether the bossklns and
oosslets Ike him CT Ioathe him.
Poor old Plat, To think that even ba
should be almost regretted. such Is the
weakness and futility Of his successors.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
swAT's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Hon. O'Dignan swat asks
The Big Stick 20 fhank bis nav
Washington friends for tl,- nos.
generous Hospitality reudered him
curing his brief stay i1 our lovely
CITY. He also sdds thar he hopes 70
entertain the Press Club az Schenec-
tady az 10 distant da;e. he started
home last night.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
A Serfnns Nfntfer-

You are being mentioned prominently -
explained the politician, FOR this and
that Office CT distinction"
But that doesn't provide ne with the
eats, expostulated his constituent.
Won't you have me mentioned for some
place I could getg''
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
For One Thin

FFol the Concord Monitor.
William Ellis Corey asks who Mr.. Kern
IS Wen. for one thing. the minister that
married him never had any trouble with
his church because Of it
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

An eighJy-pognd watermelon awaits
ne 'oiler IN the ice-5ox at home" CUR
gies the Houston Post. without. however.
explaining why ii is necessary TO keep
Texas tCLe-s IN the fce-box.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Tom Plat IS Senator OF New York, ."
remarks the Milwaukee Sentinel Every
TINE New York begins TO get little
chesty over something. somebody hands
it that lemon again.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

The Independence League has nouni-
mated man named Graves for the
Vice Presidency" says the Portland
OTegonian- a man named Graves," 0
tsmpora, o mores.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Mr.. Wyndham Meredith is evidently
one OF those after-dlnner speakers who
would Go IL better next day. Il given
an opportunity Mr. Taft has probably
heard Of that kind before.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
A n Rarha

Il understand" said the talkative Gus
toner. that alcohol baths are very bene-
fciaL"
The barkeep noted the size OF his drink.
Maybe they are" he responded, but
a man ought not 10 expect one for =
cents
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

An Indiana man complains that ~
ghost Of his mother-in-law comes around
every night and abuses him That. we
presume, is what you might call spirit
rapping.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
Thc.e Kind Predictions.

The wedding was over.
Guests announced an usher. will
kindly register their predictions in this
book"
What predictions
As 70 how long you'u give 'em to stay
married
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
shnkef

The candidate. your bosom friend.
Doth now expand,
And unto all the earth extend
The gladsome hand.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
NToner TO Inre.f-

Tines were never more prosperous"
How do you know thatg''
I Just saw a poet reading the business
chances
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
ThIs NIIrhf Stick

Have you made your campaign contri-
button YETI"
What's the use?' sighed the poet.
All my contributions are returned, with
thanks"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Mr.. Taft IS the PaIengenItus steuatus
OF tne present year OF our Lord says
Boston Republican. who is evidently q
good party man and knows Just what sort
of dope 20 hand out on his native heath
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

That Izzet Pasha party IN Turkey Is
great temptation 70 paragraphers. we
know. So far. We are able 10 plead not
guilty. however
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Lightning killed mule az Tllman.
: c. recently However, one would
expect the lightning around about TIL
man 70 be more OF less strenuous.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Perhaps Mr.. Loeb viii not appreciate
what 2 fine vacation he did have u1rfI bs
gets back home and finds out wbs+ -
Pened during his absence.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Nj Clyde Fitch says the best thing he
saw abroad this sumner was one OF his
own plays Still. Mr. George Bernard
Shaw invented that style OF advertising
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

A Pennsylvania man killed himself
when his thirteenth child was born. can
the Presidents popularity be on the
wane?
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Raisuli has appeared" says the Bal
tirnore American Raisuu seems 10 be
quite as apt al that game as sIr. Adlaf
Z Stevenson-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
But Not n Tom Plat

From TIE Los Angeles Tines
Richard Croker seems to consider King
Edward a rather easy boss.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

An Illinois maa has taken a vow mot
10 paint his house until BRYAN is
elected And II ar Bryan should be
eiected this fali, we suppose he will not
only paint his house. but the town also.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

II. Thomas N Gale was the
E1esr q Mr. jimmy Hoe az
szlckers Gap last Sunday. He as
the waking Is hne-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
A Mans Comment.

That's a smart pump"
An1 smart girl wearing IL Nothing
saort u genius could keep that style OF
loOtgc-r on"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

II Castro IS backing three spades and
a couple of clubs. at least he must be
given credit fer an apparent willingness
to back them 20 the bitter end.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Our genial friend. sIr. Oscar Ri-k-
cts. has thrown away his --,febes
Glad 20 see y0u OUT asaiz. f-erG.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Col william Hart has Eoue 70
Atlantic CITY 70 coz-rzcr fo- his
next seasons coal
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Il IS ruo7ei that NJ. Paul
Waters WI sPs1d Sunday a. Chesz-
pezke Beach
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Air. Richard K Payuter Wednes-
cayed IN kichnond Richard savs
TIE Falls Of the James remind hin
q Rock Creek.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

M " : Clark has bssz On 4
1sains TIP 70 Fort R1sy. Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

NJ Calvert Roseuthsl Won tie
trsuty--nlle swimming chanpi1nship
match a. Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
TWO CENTS
FOLKS OF OUR TOWN

NJ J. Hsury Suail is 7-ohIbi-iuz
% II Maine this sumner.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

NJ Charles F.zlry = orEaui-izz
Al expedition 70 Climb Mount RAJ
rie--
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Our friezd Jesse Czzuic5ael vas
ore of the esteemed callers q the
week az our salctun- La-chstriuz-s
always out. Jesse.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Mr. Fred Klein has tust returned
from Europe. where he has been IL
Festigacng the possibilities Of tEe
new directoire styies-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
EVERY SATURDAY.

Cur Motto: II you see Il IN Ths Big
STD. It sisn'saeczssariiy 50.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Read Bizgms Bu5is toinoHU-.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

James Arthur SsaFsy. of Gotham
dropped into town Wednesdzy for
breath uf fresh air- SAYS his town
IS insuderably hot this sumner.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Mr. Clarence Redman denies the
report that be is interested IN tie
velvet trust He declares that hu-
nidlty is Vsry bad for ice cream
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

NJ Harry Hahn dropped into the
sa1ctum the ether day and brought
Is shoe box fun o. Alberta
peaches They were fne. Drop in
again
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

MT. G P J. Mooney writes from
Memphis that his Washington
friends can safely BET everv 55l1ar
they've got that Tennessee VII %
for B-yan. and Mississippi. TOO.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

NJ J. Hsury snau Is p-ohIbitsuz
% II Name this sumner.
NJ. Charles F.-usy Is orEauizzz
an expedition 70 Climb Mount RAJ
uisr-
Mr V. : Clark has ben On
fishing TIP 70 Fort R1ey. Atlantic
It IS rzno-e5 tha- NJ. PAU
. Waters WI sDs1d Sunday az Chssa-
Z pezke Beach
Col william Hart has Eoue 70
Atlantic CITY 70 CONTRACT fo- his
next seasons coal
Mr- Calvert Rossuthal woa ~
Z t7rsuty-mlle swimming chaupi1nshi.
match a. Atlantic City.
Our genial friend. sIr. Oscar Rt-k-
cts. has thrown away his e-7-fcbes
Glad 70 see you out asaiz. friend.
M Thomas ". Gale Vas N.
gusst q Mr. jimmy Hoe az
Smokers Gap last Sunday. He as
the waking Is dne-
AIr- Richard K. Payutsr Weires-
cayed IN Richmoud. Richa1d sa~s
the Fails Of the james remind hin
of Rook Greek.
Our friend Jesse Cz-uic5asl zss
one of the esteemed callers q the
week az Our sanctun- Latchstriuz's
always oUt. Jssse-
Mr. Fred Klein has Just returned
from Europe. where he has been IL
Testigaung the possibilities Of tEe
new directoire styles
James Arthur searsy, of Gotham
dropped into town Wednssdzy for a
breath q fresh air saws his town
Is insuderahly hot this sumner.
Mr. Clarence Redman denies The
report that be is interested n re
velvet trust He declares that IN
--A--Ha - w. AaaA Aa4 az ELEala-
NJ. Harry Hahn dropped into the
sanct1m the ether day and brought
Us shoe box fun o. Alberta
peaches They Ee-e fue- Drop in
again
Mr. c. P J. Mooney writes f-,n
Memphis that his Wes',iu--1n
friends can safely BET ever dollar
they've got that Tennessee VII 20
FOR Bryan. and Mississippi. TOO.
4 bin VIII be iutrod-ced AZ he
next session Of Congress making sps-
cal provision for a rate between
" ashinEton and Baltimore for the
oeaeAt Of Mr.. Julius Golde,he-z
Mr. Charles stone has sust Ye-
turned 20 tow. after touring Penn
syiTania. following the Wheeling
oaseoall circuit. He is tauned brown
nom daily rooting or The bleachers
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

4 hll VII be introduced az The
next session Of Congress making srs-
elal proFlS5on for a rate between
washington and Baltimore for the
oeneht Of Mr.. Julius Golde,heuz.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

SATURDAY. AUGUST S. 1soS.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-08

Mr. Charles stone has sust Ye-
TUNED 20 tow. after touring Penn
s. sylFanla. following the Wheeling
BASEBALL circuit. He is tanned brown
fron daily roofing or The hleachers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
THE COMMERCE. OF
THE PACIFIC OCEAN


There can be but one idea in the
mind of any statesman of no matter
what country and that is to extend
develope and protect the foreign COM
merce of his own country. No Euro
pean power nor America, can afford
to permit small nation occupying
three or four islands in the Pacific
ocean to absorb and control the en-
tire commerce of the vast Chinese
empire, and this Is only to be pre-
vented hv an immediate combination
of the European powers and America
In defense of the integrity of that
empire.
Talking of China, she is now pur-
suing the same policy that developed
JAPAN. The Herald contained few
days ago the report of a meeting Of
143 Chinese students in the Ameri-
can universities. at which they In.
dorsed the proposal OF a treaty be
tween China and America. Wha,
does this mean2' II means there are
143 Chinese being civilized for tho
service OF the government OF China
with the purpose OF improving and
advancing the present condition OF
that country, :, ~ - t
There are just as many In other
parts OF the world, And when these
students finish their education they
are going to do what japan students
have done. They will return to Chi
ma with modern IDEAS end will set
about 'regenefatingIf the ;reorganizing
the entire Chinese empire. The old
system and. the rotten methods Of
government will be wiped ont. and
China, instead of being split up into
a number OF petty individual and al
most independent provincipai gov
ernments. will become a homeogen-
eous nation under one strong, CEN
trail government. IL China had any
such government worth the name.
and the people were taught nationa'
patriotism, II would not be necessary
for any nation TO reach out It's hand
to protect her. The regeneration OF
China Is coming az surely as the set
ting OF the sun, and those who know
see Il already. m. II. De Young,
in interview In Paris. New York Her
aid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-23
Do Yeu Open Tour Mouth

q a. . a
Like young bird and gulp down whss.
ever food or medicine may BE- offered yoni
Or, do you want TO know something OF the
com positiop and cbaractcy az that which
Won taLe into vo,,r sscr,..h ~hs,hsr ~
tood ~ :, a1,,s. sav ~
w ~. ~ uea'v'ne leen,,,n ,- ,.
most intelligent ano sensible peopm
now-a-days insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine
DR.. Pierce believes they have perfec,
right To i,,sfst mon such knowledge' So n,
.,.,,,.I.Ns-rD. - s-..,.
paonsnes ,Aaapcas' snu ON eacn ovs'e
~repper. whalpls meoleines are mace o.
ana vexthes y6hder-eaih This he feel
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