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COCKEIGHTING.

Coekfighting IS not true sport.
Henry VIII. a connOisseur on cruel
". who divorced three wives and muir
dered two way back I'm 1863. put n ban
on the cooking main
Such countries as Mexico. Spain and
South America. that now revel i'm IL.
VIII some day see the devil OF 1t.
The bull bait, the prize ring and the
cockpit are doomed
Preparation Of cock for battle is a
prelude To- what follows
First he is dubbed"
The wattles are cut off.
II whole comb Is sliced off. it's a
low cut" II cut to the back. slant
;ut;' If curved. "hlgh cut"
Then he il trimmed"
The picture is American STYLE.
Some strip the body nearly bare OF
feathers TO decrease weight and dimin-
ish chance FOR hold
Thus. without comb and protecting
plumage. the birds brain and body
are exposed to blows and heat of the
sun.
Then the cock Is "heelcd."
Some are content 90 have the main
with natural spurs This is the STYLE
in the Philippines, where the game is
indigenous and cOckfghting one OF the
/ sacraments
The spurs arc often dressed to Il
I point. but In such cases their owners
are sometimes compelled 10 suck the
/ spurs 20 prove they are not poisoned.
But the cruel gaff Is becoming gen
cral
Experts make these artificial SPURS
Of horn. bone. brass. bronze. iron.
steel, silver and even Of triple plate
| gold.
Stilettos OF the ignoble craft. ranging
| in length from one 90 six inches. they
are digniGcd 10y such names rs Jag
/ gers" soul searcherS" and meat TX
| slashcrs"
Uncle sam classes cooking with
gambling. brothclS and speak easies.
It's 4 booze crowd diversion.
American cookers use one and one
/ quarter one and one-half and six inch
T SaffS and speak OF these STYLES rs
/ "short heels" zone and a half and
long heels"
These fifty or more styles OF gals
/ would Ice 4 credit 90 n murderous Ma
/ fla. and they certainly put gentle
men sports" who force poor birds TO
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Ne -:i----,,ssfollcc or -f,lc-i-l7FnI-s ,re,7

the assistance or tlC NlIcNCS crew.
The doomed French Ga~Shi0 had Nvt
just been painted. and quantities Of
oil and indammable material Uttered
her deck. BrueyS, the admiral was
dead. but Louis CaSabianca and lis
little son were still ON deck At 20
o'clock the ship blew up. There came
n burst Of thunder sound" and. al
though the commodore was not SO the
time lying unconscious Of his son"
as the poetesS has ii, for both were
seen clinging to a ficating mast after
the explosions. neither father nor sou,
was among the seventy members of
the crew who were saved by the Eng
liSh boats.
From the mainmast and ironwork
of the Orient Captain Halloween Of the
SwiftSure had q coffin maCc. which
"memento mori' he presented TO the
admiral that he might at the close Of
his career OF glory be buried In one ~
his own trophies. Nelson r. .civcd
this Offering IN the spirit OF the giver
and even Kept II set up on end in his
cabin till the remonstraucc of his FL
vorite servant brought about its bat
ishment.-London Globe
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FEATHERS AND EeesHELLs.

One of the big egg packers declares
that during the hot months 30 per cent
OF the eggs he receives are bad. lie
attributes this al 10 the farmers rot
ten methods OF caring for his hens and
eggs. Now. IS this all rot or note
self preservation IS the first law OF
our existence" But this does not ap-
ply 10 taking, lying and cheating 10
make money. The survival 81 the tit
test IS the honest. clear Drained. good
hearted, hard handed. scientific. sys-
tematic worker who strikes and the
iron gets hot.
And now the Japanese government
has sent representatives over 20 in
spect our poultry plants. If they write
q book on their impressions OF the
American breeds they must tell the
truth or we will rotten egg them.
People are continually asking which
is the best all around breed. Our
choice is White Wyandotte. We keep
the purest in color and breed. and il is
/ delight TO attend the beautiful birds
The only way TO start right IS 70 start
with the purest. and the only way TO
make lasting success and big repu-
tation IS 10 keep them pure and strong
and never sell shoddy stock. Don't
keep poor stock. They are STUN
bling block
You have often wondered how some
poultrymen make the business pay
when in their section feed keeps near
the two dollar mark the year around.
The secret is they have continuous
free range and alfalfa. Here is 4
pointer for those about to start.
One Of our friends who purchased
high priced White Orpingtons in the
spring informs Us that some Of the
chicks have five toes and others have
blue bars. White OrpinGtons come
from 4 mating Of 4 White IeShorn
male with Black Hamburg pullets and
the pullets from this stock crossed
with a White Dorking cock. Our dis
appointed fancier's chicks set the NTH
toe from the Dorking and theiv bars
from the HamburgS.
Keep your eye on the fellow who is
trying TO create a craze for new
breed or his newly invented strain.
He writes very pretty stories about
his worlds best birds and has the
other breeds passing away 10 oblivion.
The recording angel must get tired
writing down his lies
V. NO .vSU~~oAA,
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KURIos FROM koRREsPoMoEN7


q. What breed Of chickens do YOU
consider most lousy?
y Breeds with close fitting feathers.
Ike LcGhOrnS. The dust can't Get
through the feathers so well.
@ What is Il mule pigeon. chicken
or pheasant? I see this term I'm the
poultry journal.
\. You know, mules don't breed. so
when cross is made of fowls or
birds and the offspring are sterile they
are called mules.
9. / am interested in your "Kurios''
and thought you might be able 10 fur
nish me Mrs Gates turkey food for
mula- / have thus far sought IN vain.
A. Turkey Food Formula. - wood
charcoal. one pound; sodium chloride.
two pounds: sodium hyposulphite. two
pounds; sodium bicarbonate. two
pounds; sodium sulphate. one pound:
anthony sulphide, one pound.
In form OF powder mix these thor
oughly together and use handful IN
the morning feed to twenty fowls and
increase with age.
The woman who used this was very
successful.
. / keep racing hOmers and under
stand the English keep their birds in
such excellent condition. Ny ration
has been unsatisfactory. and I blame
it for not winning more races. Can
you give me the English racing ration
y Sound maple peas. tares, wheat.
small maize corn equal parts and 4
little hemp occasionally.
.. The feathers on my show birds
curl and get coarse and uneven after
washing them. Why is TT
y You dry too quickly. use too
strong soap and do not rinse thor
oughly
Q My Black Orplnetons have a pur-
PIE tinge and white tipped wings. How
can l prevent this?
y. Mate hens with rich green
sheen, very dark under color. black
breast and duff 20 same style cocks.
.. 1 had a strange thing happen in
my pens today. One OF my prize WIN
ming Rocks was found dead on the
nest with n bloody egg beside her.
What was wrong. and is the ailmcnt
contagious?
\ Your hen was very fat and in
trying 10 force the egg through the fat
clogged organs she ruptured q blood
vessel and died. Better feed SPAR
ingly.
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FREDERICK AND yoLrAIse.
storm, Reissions Ct the Misery k;no
and tho Lavish Author.

stormy Relations Ct the Misery KIM
and tho Lavish Aathor.
Inc world knows plenty about the
elements 81 strength In the characters
- great nien. bui less about their
weaknesses. Here A. story that
SHOWS the other side Of the natures OF
Frederick the Great ana voliaire.
Frederick the Great had ieanin-
toward literature. lie wrote poems.
plays and Booklets thsi. "a his opln.
ION. possessed rare mrsi. So r.
feened fitting 10 him that GREAT Ilter-
hry men should fratcrnize .,i.d a.. son,
an invitation Go Voltiire to a. his
guest Accompanying so invitafion
was sum Of money 10 defray tho
freat trenchman's travelling. exnonses
To the RUSSIAN capital
Let u be explained M this point thar
Frederick was extremely pcnurious
aho That Noltaire was not only 90.
travogant. but had many OF tho ch,r.
actcristics az what we would now cal,
Sraiter II should also be under.
s'ood that Frederick despised graft
ing. ana Noitaire abhorred miserli-
ness
Nolaire accepted thc Irritation and
then Ind an afterthourht. Why NOT
take a favorite niece with hiin3 Go
nc wrote To the king that n ne would
SEND an extra thousand louis he would
bring the girl
Sir. re'iird the ki..;. u did not
ask The youn- lady TO 80 i.," tho honor
81 visiting me and shalt serd moth.
inS To- pay h"r expense"
The old misor" said voitairc 20 =
lricnd "Iir has tubs of r,encv in hss
treasury. So; ssin not grant me this
wish
However. vo!;aire wcu, q, rcril,. Inf
e3ri fcurd .f'. hr haf-.i ga. .-'..r 30,
mn p 10 ,'asr their frl.~r-'.'., ,ern,a.
ncrf
the fing race Cnvc Et'air- - facl
ago &c ir'a',s O. rcvi.c
f'c." said Nrliaire O.. y Germ, 10.
b'enan. what quantity 81 di-;y
linen Frederick has sent mo tn y,.a.', -.
The king thought his gucSt was too
Tree with the chocolate and sugar and
gave orders that he be put on re-
stricted daily allowance
Noltairc rctaliated by rotherino all
the WAX candles he could find I'm the
halls and storing them I'm his trunk.
Soon the royal palace became too hot
Tor him. aud he began TO pack up.
Thcn Frederick missed his package Of
poems. At once he scented a plot. Vol
.tairc intended 10 take the verses Incl,
home with him ana palm them or as
his own. Lord Macaulay has said that
the poems were So bad that he WIS
convinced Noltairc would not for half
OF Frederick's kingdom have consent
ed TO father them. But the kin.
thou-ht differently. being the author
Of the poems.
80 the Prussian monarch had Vol
tairc thrown into jail at Frankfort AMI
kept him locked mp for twelve DAYS
Sixteen hundred dollars that was
found In his pocket was taken away
from him. Tho king in the days q
their friendship had given Voltaire a
life pension OF $500 year. and the
money that was confscated was a
semiannual installment.
Thus ended their friendship Scrap
Book.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-12-09

AID Ills -CCnOirS" TC2ve The squadron
to accompany the army and his chief
on land B~ucyS. the French admiral,
had during the voyage expressed fore
holdings as TO the result OF an encoun-
ter with the British fleet Nelson,
who sailed from Syracuse on July %,
was confident. but we'll knew the price
he might be called upon 10 pay When
Captain Berry said. IF we succeed,
what will the world say?" Nelson re-
piled: There IS no If in the case That
we shall succeed is certain. Who may
live to tell the story IS very differ
cnt question" For himself he made
that famous anticipation, "A peerage
or Westminster abbey"
The battle began at $50 o'clock, half
an hour before nightfall Nelson, on
board the Vanguard, few his colors
I'm six places lest they should be shot
away. In few minutes after the
ship hsd some into action the crews
&c the FIRST six gums were swept away
- the terrible fire of the French fleet,
and twice again during the fight were
fresh crews called for. The shot
which struck Nelson on the head tore
from his forehead piece of skin
which, falling over his one useful eye.
rendered him for The time being to-
tally blind. Carried TO the cockpit, he
insisted on taking his proper turn
among the wounded for the surgeons
attention. Soon after o o'clock at
night. while he was still below. = cry
arose that the Orient was on fire.
Unaided and unnoticcd In the conful
sion. Nelson made his way up. and
presently from the quarterback his
voice was heard shouting orders that
the boats should be lowered to go to
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BRAVE Old LED.

Two nnurderous tni,ves. both slick and
hard
AS they gathered the swag laughed gay
And said. THAT bulldogs a big coward
or else he's siecpin away"
Just then TWO eyes blazcd into the dark.
a Boof," sharp snavi sounded
And Ted's steel Jaws snapped and barked
I'm here. and you're surrounded"
Five shots rang out on the Silly night.
And one Knocked ont red's eve:
But he was there 20 fnisr t',rt fight.
To catch those thieves or die
For Ted was 10 guard while master slept
And tho loved ones took their rest.
And so the old hero his vigil kept.
Determined TO do his best
With one blazing eye he watched all
night
And his blood ran over the floor.
W hilc the robbers covered down in fright
and az their hard luck swore.
And there found him. brave old Ted.
Holding the thugs at bay.
And he w0gged his tail as n 20 say.
I've got EN-. They can't get away
4 m looking down into Ted's one eye.
The eve that's on guard still
Ana * dogs GO 10 The sweet By and by
I'm sure brave old Ted will
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stocC &@'h; tnc 1V-dl -, ---s-3JIiCn or
the bagJie e the Nlc. EcnauaUte had
himself sailed in thc IN faicd Orient
from Toulon in the previous May, tax
ing with him gooa stock of bur-
Sundy and also that famous scamp IL
brary" of cabinet editions. including
forty volumes Of English novels, in
which the Bible and the Koran were
classed under the head of politics."
More important still for those who love
the picturesque details of history and
great men. he was accompanied by his
then private secretary. Louis Antojac
Fauvelet de Bourricnne, from whose
always entertaining If not invariably
accurate pen we have capital ac-
count of the voyage 90 Egypt.
Much Of the time was passed log Ma
polcon lying In his berth while H0ur-
ricnne read 80 him and I'm prom ding
discussions on various questions among
the scientific and other disilnc shed
men who accompanied the expedition.
The flagship carried Il popul0 dion Of
more than 1000 souls, and the cry OF
"NIan overb0ard! was not inrrCQucnt.
On these occasions BonapGrtc display
Cd side of his character 10 which full
Justice is not always done. Bour-
riennc describes his agitation I'LL 4 res
cue was ERECTED rs extreme. On one
occasion false alarm was raised dur
ing the darkness Of night, and the sup
posed 'man" proved to be the quarter
Of bullock which had dropped from
the rigging. but Napoleon rewarded
the rcscucrs even more literally than
usual pointing out that their cxcrtion
had been Cor what they believed a hu-
man life.
The feet arrived or The coast OF Al
RIGA on July /, AMI here Bourrienne
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A Weddiro Prce.a+

A widower in Scotland proposed -
ana was accepted 10y Il widow vince
husband had died but month or two
previously.
To celebrate the occasion he asked
the widows daughter what she would
Ike for present. She wanted no:A.
ing. she said. but being pressed q
name something she replied:
''Well. If you want to snend sil!cr
you might put up a hcldsione To- ny
father. "-I-ondon Telegraph.
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DON,TS-

Don't be selfish Tell others the Sc
crets OF your success. You may save
them the sad days you passed through
That's pay enough
Don't pose as past, present anil
future success. You win be n success
full moving picture fool IL you do so
act-a lie.
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GKACE EPISCoPAL CHrRcu

NNAOE EtISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. EDw. WALL, Rector.
Divine Services aud Sermon every Sunday a,
II a. m and p n.
sunday school, John B. NELL. Superinter-
dent. a. $50 a. u.
Bible Glass, Monday, p. m.
Ladies Aid Society. MIS-. NJ. q Ncc,,i,.
President; Mrs. Ida Morgan. Secretary
Shu treasure meets every two weeks
on thursday, AT $50 p. u.
Noman's Auxiliary Missionary soc,s,,
Ms, Edw. Wall, President; Miss Annis
I. Moore. Treasurer. Mrs. \. CummiDs
Secretary; Custodian of United Offering
MI; lorenzo Lewis; meets first We'd
neSday IN each month.
Chapel Society, Mrs. r. P. Page, Treasurer
meets on call when necessary.
O
SroNEwALL CHATTER DAUGHTERS or rss
CONFEDERACY.
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Ann Broun: Vice Presidap,
Miss Laura W. Gold; Treasurer M
George y. HardeSty. Secretary Mis-
Lucy y. Gold; Historian, Miss Annie q
Moore.
Kings Daughters, Mrs. p. II. Powers. Pr,.,-
ldent Mrs. y. F. Osborne, Vice Presi-
gent MI Josephine Crown, Treasurer:
Miss Florence Baughman, Secretary.
meets first Tuesday in each month. AT
30 =. m, AZ the residence Of Mrs. A. I.
Osborne.
r., The following orders meet in Masonic
Hall, Berryville, Va:
IkkADWELL LODGE, \. +. Il A. NJ. No
10; meets hrSt Thursday on or before
null moon, and second Thursday there
after IT 40 O'Clock
SEMINOLE TRIBE, l. .. X. M, No 30
meets every Tuesday night
BAT ILETOWN TENT, No. -, Knights OF
al ) o'clock.
THE MODERN WOODMEN meet ~ and
thlrd Monday nights of each Month
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FAR M
FOR SALE

A FARM, consisting or 6ea
"A acres, lying on the Blue
4 Ridge Mountain. a mites
from the Government Weather
Bureau. 800 acres of this land is
cleared and good smooth farming
land. Would make fine fruit
farm. The remainder Is II, oak
poplar, chestnut. pine and locust
timber. There is an exccilcnt stand
for store. and business mar
could clear SO per month ou the
store alone. 4 good Grist Mill is
located on the farm. The proposed
Trolley Line from Winchester 10
Washington will cross tho farm.
An abundance of good Building
Stone upon the farm. and limestone
for Inning purposes within mile.
This property will be sold at an
extremely low price.
For further particulars,
address.
MX, Care of COURIER,
BerryvilIe, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-12-09

Never bear moro than one kind -
trouble M time. Some people bcar
three kinds-all they have had. I'll IN
have now and all they expect 10 have
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
EEv. ID. II. SCANroN. Pastor

preaching every sabbath morningatIl.
sunday school every Sabbath morning ~
800 o'clock.
Ladies Aid Society. inst Friday s,,a,;,,, ~,
each month al IS o'clock. al Ms isasc
Bowman residence.
Childreu's Missionary Society second Sab.
bath each month al D. m. AZ cburrb
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BAPTIST CHURCH.


kEv. JULIAN BRoADDUs, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at n S.. m. and =
p. n.
irayeF Meeting every Wednesday at p. M
sunday School every Sunday at e:soa.m.
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DIRECTORY
-OF THE
TOWN & COUNTY

CIRCUIT COURT.
HoS. T W. HARkIsou Judge.
Winchester. Va.
Meets Fourth Monday in January. ,rcs
May, September and November
ROARD or SUPERVISORS.
Battle Town.. Ed. Barnett. Chairman
Chapel District. Ralph Grigsbv.
Greenwsy District-Jacob Carver.
Longmarsh-Hugh Pierce.
MEETINGS
yanuary-First Monday.
M0rch-SecOnd Monday
May-SeCOnd Monday
July-FOurth Nonday
Septern ber-SecOnd MONDAY
NoNember-SecOnd Monday
SAMUEL McCoRxrCK,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
JOHN VI. GIBSON.
Deputy Circuit Court Clerk.
w. T. LEWIS.
Attorney for the Common wealth.
K. L. THOMPSON
county Commissioner Of Revenue
". A BRADroRp.
treasurer Of Clarke County, Berryville. Va.
W. II. CARTER.
deputy Treasurer Of Clarke Countv Rs--,
Vile Va.
C. G. MASSEY.
So.
superintendent Of Public Schools. White
Post, va.
9. f. : HARRIS,
County Surveyor, BowIes. Va.
GEORGE II LKvr
Shelf Of Clarke County. BerrvviIl. y.
JEssEE ". LUTON.
DePuty sheriff and Jailer Of Clarke Couo.v
Berryville, va.
w. W. SMALLwooD.
deputy Sheriff Of Clarke COUNTY Rs--,.
Berryyil.e, Va.
HoS. d. H. JoNEs
Mayor Of Berryville, Va.
Dr. GEORGE y. HARDEsrY.
Recorder.
2. II. Powers.
Treasurer Of BerryviIIe.
GEORGE G.. RIcAMoRx.
Chief Of Police.
r. HANP ERB
superintendent Of Water Company.
COMMON COUNCIL.
H. W. BaSer Ward No.
John II. Shackleferu, waoi No. 2.
W. I. Lewis. Ward No. a.
c. N. Broun. Ward No. 4.
bEkHfNILLE FIRE COMPANY.
ueeSs Hfst Fiday in each month. 7:SO d. N
T 1'it., II. Finders Captain. - y
~ Lieutenant, l. Stole.
second Lieutenant. Jas r. Dakernan
Third Lieutenant. John II. SbacLIeSo-,,
Secretary, Chas. w Marks
treasurer: = r Baughman. II.
surgeon, Dr. A. =. Osborne.
chaplain, A. T. Jackson.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-12-09

THE OLD CHAPEI~An His
torical Sketch. A handsome gift
for frierd. SOC each at this
Office, or coo by mail.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCu
SOUTH.

SOUTH.
KEW J. HtRRV SMITH. Pastor.
reaching Sunday at II a m. and SPIN.
Hp"07'h League meets Sunday at :. p. m.
sunday School, Sunday, s.3Oa.p
FFaYer Meeting, Wednesday, pm.
"oinanS Foreign Missionary Society meet,
OF Ihe hFst Friday in every month Al 5
Ladies Aid Society meets on tho first F-id,v
IL every month AT 4 p. m.
The Little Lights Missionary socis,,
meets the first sunday in every moptf
az p. N.
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woman Christian Temperance Union
meets every third Tuesday in every
Inc Mothers Meeting in connection with
ne " {. 1. L. meets on the first Tues
u"y III every month al $50 p. m.
Inc LoySl Temperance Legion meets eve-v
Wednesday al 1 p u.
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Having formed a partnership for
the purpose Of doing a GENERAL
FIRE INSURANCE business, and
having ~''' urrd a number OF rcspon-
''bic conIpaIivs. We hereby solicit
your ,''tron - and offer TO insure
A"ur property a. reasonably az ii
can he Insured elsewhere.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-12-09

Clarke County tn, Garden Spot Of Virginia.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-12-09
CURIOSITIES OF DIET.
How Nature Adapts Food to Man
and Man to Food.
GREAT VALUE OF CEREALS.

Why People Can Eat Bread al Every
Meal Without Getting Tired Of It.
The Fruits of the Burning Tropics
and the Fats Of the Frozen Arctic.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-08-06
THE WONDERFUL BEAUTIFIER.
Rest VIII DO More to Restore Jadcd
Nature Than Anything Else.

The modern woman is wise. She
knows that all the cosmetics, all the
massage. all the beauty baths and
physical culture in the world can not
do for tagged cheeks, hollow eyes
and fatlgued, blanched face what
re3t will accomplish She does not
20 10 a rest cure, because there is
something suggestive OF invalidism
In such course and the very
thought makes one a trife blue; she
takes the rest cure as she goes
along. She rests when she reads.
when she sews. when she makes her
toilet; indeed she has intermittent
attacks Of resting at any and all
times.
A whole train of evils follow in
the wake Of fatigue. When a wom-
an Is tired she usually worries, and
no mental attitude Is more disas-
trous to personal appearance, per-
sonal happiness and personal achieve
ment than worry and Its twin broth
| er-despondency. 1t Is true that
one may fret for many months with
| out visible effects, but 1t Is only d
question of time when the dominat-
ing idea, the cause of the worry. Will
master first the will, then brain and
| finally the body. Ponder upon this.
ye maids and matrons, and II an APP
| peal to your complexion and Its
| preservation in state Of pristine
| freshness does not move you. think
l 80 ~ tpv 81 hni
J! person of limited power as one GER
I tainly is who feazes over the minor
| grievances of life. Besides the
brain, heart and muscle which share
the benefits of the rest cure, there
is the origin of ona-half, per1aps
relaxation. Give thy tongue rest
occasionally" Is wholesome advice.
Fatigue is one OF the greatest enc
mics OF the human race, because It
Is the origin Of one-half perhaps
more of the hundred cataogued dis
eases that prey upon women and
men. Indigestion is sure TO follow
meal taken when one is over IA
tigued. Five minutes complete rest
of body and mind are none too much
for the person Of average health,
taken II possible, Just before tho
midday meal. Do not eat when
tired aor work when weary. IL Is
mistake to labor in unfit coLdition;
it is an error to rise at daybreak and
imagine that every hour taken from
sleep Is an hour gained. 1t is fool
ish to give unnecessary time to an
established routine of housekeep-
ing when It would be much more
profitable spen. in rest and recrea-
ton. Hearty laughter is relaXa-
ton, so are elevated thoughts, those
of hope, trust and love.