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apparatus is so arranged that the
cleansing liquid can be constantly
freshly replaced. The liquid can also
be altered by chemicals to suit the
action required upon the blood.
After the washing is completed the
ends of the artery and the vein are
fastened together by the delicate but
NOW uniformly safe method in use,
and the patient feels none the worse
for the operation and all the better
for the clean blood.
Or. Abel made successful demon.
stration Of his invention before the
Federation Of American Societies
for Experimental Biology at Phila-
delphia. The subject was dog The
apparatus has not yet been used upon
human being, but before this
article appears it is probable that
number of cases will have been
treated.
The practical value of the method
IS enormous. In his demonstration
upon the dog, Or. Abel said that the
process in that particular case
robbed the animal of the sugar urea
and all the diffnsablc clements In the
blood. BY varying the chemicals
with which the flowing stream was
treated outside the body, he de-
clared, almost any poison or material
could be removed from It,
We grow and are nourished by the
diffusion OF things in the blood that
pass then into the Kidneys, brain,
heart, lungs. muscles and other
tissues and organs. We are, poisoned
by other things in the same way
Therefore, If the blood can be washed
of the harmful and destructive
things. and all the beneficial and
helpful things be left in-what an
advance!
The various forms OF uric acid
that causes rheumatic fever joint
diseases, and so on, can be removed.
So. too. Of a swarm OF other blood.
kidney, heart, lymph, nerve and
other tissue poisons.
a barrier TO tho treatment OF
many diseases has been the fact that
the substances which it was known
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Greatly Magnified Section Of a
Blood Vessel Showing the Little
Interstices Through Which
Poisons in the Circulation
LEAK" Out.
ton and temperature OF the bathing
salt solution that washes the out
side Of the tubes and OF therefore
the same osmotic pressure, it does
not leak out into the surrounding
medium. But the foreign substances.
the poisons. which are OF different
osmotic pressure, dc filter through
the mica walls out into the glass cy.
Under and the blood, purified, is
pumped back into the body.
How often, you will ask. must the
blood be passed through the ap.
paratus before 1t is cleaned?
And how long is this great quantity
Of the life stream actually outside
the body? The answer TO the first
question depends upon the kind and
quantity OF the poison within it. 1t
may be necessary to wash II only
once, or it may be necessary to WASH
it many times. In answer TO the sec.
ond questionit takes the blood
twenty-five seconds to make com
plete revolution through the body
Naturally it goes through the tubes
at the salco rate. II passes through
twenty inches Of the pipes every
second. This would not long enough
under any circumstances to weaken,
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Using this machine the French
runner Berthet. who is not supposed
to be in the same class as first class
bicycle riders, easily beat the records
of the best riders. It is stated by
the French authorities that he easily
beat the worlds record for one kilo-
meter, or $3.50 feet, by eight seconds.
The record for this distance Is said
to be fifty-fve seconds. If the new
machine can make such an enormous
reduction as eight seconds in fifty
i've when used by n comparatively
slow rider, it is expected that a rider
like Walthour would be able to cut
the record nearly in half.
Berthet made another remarkable
record with the torpedo bicycle. Rid
ing very easily he covered distance
OF five kllometers, or about three and
three-quarter miles. in FIVE minutes
and forty-seven seconds at the Palace
OF Sports i'll Paris. beating the world 8
record by one minute and four sec
onds.
1t is suggested that this machine
will make a very pleasant and eco
nomical substitute for The motorcycle.
1t enables rider to travel as fast as
ANYBODY can Wish TO go and Mt the
same time protect himself from the
wind and dust.
The construction Of the torpedo-like
Windshield is based upon very care.
fully studied scientific principles. 4
superficial observer might think
that a shield pointed In front and
broader behind would cut through the
air faster. but rs n matter of fact
this would hinder the progress
OF the machine by creating air fric-
tion at the rear. The filing down OF
the aluminium envelope to a point has
a most important effect in reducing
air resistance. The sam: principle has
been followed to some extent in. CON
structing boats, and even passenger
cars.
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By DR.. Leonard x. Hirshberg, M. A.
(Johns Hopkins University

blood vessels we call the capillarles :?
Again by osmosis. They circulate In
the blood stream and strain out under
the osmotic pressure into the sweat
siands-just as they, strain out in
side the body and poison the vital
organs-if their quantity is too great
to be removed through the skin or
If the pores are not working prop.
erly.
Now of recent years hydropathy.
or the treatment OF certain diseases
by frequent and long continued
baths, has developed greatly. 1t has
been proven that some forms of in.
sanity due to persistent poisons in
the blood can be mitigated and
sometimes cured by soaking the
patient for hours in warm water.
The secretion through the skin is
stimulated by the water and the
poisons are carried away directly
from the blood through the sweat
glands. The vapor bath and its like
for removing an excess Of uric acid
is an ancient institution. 1t is true
that these methods do not remove
the causes OF the poisoning. but by
relieving the blood stream of the
poisons they give Nature a mighty
help toward cure
DR.. Abel's system is highly
specialized form OF hydropathy in
which, by the aid of fifty feet Of mica
tubing, the circulatory system is ex.
tended outside the body and is
brought directly in contact with
cleansing liquid During its passage
through this liquid the blood stream
is washed by osmosis free of its
poisons and goes back into the body
pure.
The apparatus itself consists, as
has been said. Of fifty feet of mica
tubing. This is shaped by S turns
into thirty-two continuous tubes
which in their turn are immersed in
glass cylinder. Mica is used be.
cause its texture is the nearest thing
TO the texture of the walls OF the
arteries and veins. Mica, like the
blood vessel walls, is slightly porous
and so susceptible to osmotic pres
sure. The apparatus is SO small and
delicate that the whole does not take
up more than cubic foot OF space
rubber tube is attached to each
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would neutralize the poisons or the
microbes causing the maladies can
not be taken into the body because
of their deleterious effect upon Ger
tain vital organs. The cure, to use
an old expression, is worse than the
disease.
hut by bringing the blood stream
outside the body into contact with
such ncutralizirg compounds. there
is no necessity OF introducing them
into the body.
Mercurial poisoning, arsenic.
strychnine, snakc-venOm--any kind
OF poisoning can be rapidly washed
away before IL has a chance TO
cause the death or tissues
1t is even predicted that microbic
diseases, now difficult or tedious to
treat, can be easily reached by
charging the solution washing tho
mica tubes with chemicals that de-
stroy. such bacilli.
AQlou:h some doctors who wit.
messed the Philadelphia dcmonstra-
ton wore iuclined to believe that
the method would be OF great value
in treating cases OF diabetes. I am
extremely doubtful upon this point.
There is Of course an enormous
amount OF sugar in the blood in
this disease. The distress and death
arc not. however, caused by sugar.
They are caused by the fact that
sugar is not burned up in the body
and changed into substances ncces-
sary for nutrition. \ death from
diabetes Is really Il death from sugar
starvation even though the blood
carries an abnormal quantity Of it.
Washing rho sugar out OF the blood
would not cure diabetes any moro
than destroying food Il man could not
cat would satisfy his hunger
But IL tho poison in the blood
which prevents ii from transforms
ing the sueOr into food could be
ileutraliZed or removed, then ot
course, tho patient would be benc-
Itod.
Marvellous as the new process Is,
there seems little reason Why e
should not be successful.
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with peculiarly constructed wind
shield that removes all air pressure
and friction from the body of the
rider. Tho wind shield is made Of
aluminium. This increases the riders
power enormously.
The shield is constructed somewhat
like torpedo. but with the broad
end in front and the pointed part be-
hind. Large celluloid windows en-
able the rider to see the road in front
OF him
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into the circulatory system without
any harm. Indeed DR.. Alexis Carrel.
OF the Rockefeller Institute, has kent
animals alive for days upon such
artificial blood" The serum of the
blood is practically OF the same com.
position as sea water Cases OF
hemorrhage in which the patient has
almost been "bled white" have been
held fast to life and set toward re.
covery by the injection of saline solu-
ton.
So it is, then, that when the saline
solution in the tubes is forced
through the jugular veins and seven
and a half pints Of it at once go
coursing through the body. there are
no evil results. The heart goes on
pumping it just as though it were
the normal life stream.
In the meantime the real blood
has entered the tubing and is rae.
ing along between the mica walls.
AS the normal serum in which the
red and white corpuscles move is OF
the same density, the same compost
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An Invention That Doubles BICYCLES Speed

THE torpedo bicycle is remark
able but simple French inyen-
tion that promises to double
the speed of the ordinary bicycle tbs
machine is the invention Of NJ. Ell
enne Bunau Varilla. who is relative
of the noted VI. Bunau-Varilla, the
French financiea who sold the rights
to the old French Panama Canal TO
the United States Government. The
torpedo bicycle is an ordinary bicycle
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and there is. it must be remembered.
the artificial blood which is taking
its place.
The blood may be allowed to leave
the body as many times as it Is
necessary 30 remove ct.ry trace Of
tho poison. This is determined By
examination OF the bathing solution
and examination OF the blood. The
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Diagram Oh Ut. ADel ) DiOOQ NaSnlng Appara-
tus illustrating Its Method of Operation.
The Fifty Feet of Mica Tubing. shown by the Dark
Pipes Are Contained in Glass Cylinder Filled
with Salt Water of the Same Temperature and
with a Similar Fluid The Carotid Artery Is Cut
and the Rubber Tube (!D Is Connected with One
Severed End. Rubber Tube OBJ Is Connected with
the Severed End of the Jugular Vein. The Heart
Pumps the Blood Through the Rubber Tube (A)
Into the Mica Pipes Through Them and Out In
TO The Rubber Tube OBJ Which Carries the Life
Stream Back Into the Juguar and So Into the
Body Again. During tho Progress Through the Mic
Those Of the Arteries in Their PorOsity, the SaIir
Battles II, Removing by Osmoc Pressure the Poiss
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Surgeons Examining
the Blood
Vessels of n
Dog " hose Life
Stream Has just
Been Wash cd
by the
Abel Method.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
Notice Of Sale . School District Bonds.

Notice is hereby given. by the Trustees OF
Rural High School District No. !. Of Clearwater
County, Idaho that sealed bids, addressed to
the undersigned Clerk OF said school district at
Weippe, Idaho. will be received by them up to
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday. the
18th day OF March, 1914. for the purchase OF the
following described bonds of said district.
tO-wit:
Coupon bonds to the amount OF 5000, in de-
nominations Of $1,000 each, payable and redeem
able twenty years from the first day OF April.
1914, and bearing interest at the rate OF six per
cent. per annum. payable semi-annually, as
evidenced by interest coupons thereto attached.
The sale Of said bonds will take place at the
residence Of the undersigned Clerk OF said
Board Of Trustees, in the town OF Weippe.
Clearwater County, Idaho, Immediately after
the expiration Of the Aforesaid time for present.
ing bids.
Said bonds will not be sold for less than the
par value thereof, and a certified check for at
least ten per cent? Of the amount bid must ac-
company each bid.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and III. bids.
ruary. 1914.
By order Of the Board
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees Of Rural
High School District No. !, of Clearwater
county, Idaho.
FLOY HAMILTON. Clerk. fo-me
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Order Of sale and decree Of foreclosure and
sale C. L. Thompson. plaintiff. vs. Walter J..
Kenworthy and Georgia E. kenwOrthy. husband
and wife: Miles Merklin; and Andrew M Ander-
son and Anna G. Anderson, husband and wife.
defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale and
degree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
District Court Of the Second judicial District In
and for the County Of Latah and State OF Idaho.
on the 18th day Of February A. p. 1914. In the
above entitled action wherein G. 1: Thompson.
the above named plaintiff obtained Judgment
Walter J. Kenworthy and Georgia "a KEN
worthy, husband and wife; Miles Merklin; An
drew N. Anderson and Anna G. Anderson. his
wife, defendants. ON khe eth day Of February.
4. D. 1914, for The sum Of Four hundred Fifty
gold coin. besides Interest and costs which said
decree was on the 10th day OF February. A. D.,
1914. recorded In Judgment book Of said court.
at page -. am commanded to sell all the GER
tain lots pieces or parcels OF land situated.
lying and being In Dent precinct. Clearwater
Latah. state Of Idaho, and bounded and de-
scrihed ~ follows: the Northwest quarter Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section two In Township
Thirty-nine north Of Range One. West Boise
Meridian. being Forty acres OF land In Latah
Also Lots Three Four and Five Of Section Six
In Township Forty, North Of range Four. East
Of Boise Meridian, being Eighty and Forty-four
hundredths acres Of land In Clearwater county.
Idaho.
Public notice Is hereby given that on Monday
the SSrd day Of March, 4. D., 1914. at o'clock
door Of the county Of Latah. I will. In obedience
to m order Of sale and decree Of foreclosure
and sale, sell the above described property or
80 much thereof ~ may be necessary to satisfy
said Judgment. with interest and costs. ETC.. to
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Aforesaid time for the presentation Of each bid.
Said bond will not be sold for less than the
par value thereof and Z certified OK, for at
least 10 per cent Of the amount must accompany
each bid
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. and to sell said bond At private sale
II the Trustees Of said School District deem It
for the best interest Of said District.
Said School District is free and clear OF Az
District Is jointly liable with certain other ter
ritory situated In Nezperce County. Idaho, on a
bond issue for the sum Of $4,000. which has
been running for about years, the assessed
cash valuation Of the property included In said
District II Twenty Thousand Two Hundred end
Twelve Dollars there IL no litigation threatning
or pending against said School District.
Address all communication and file all bids
with the undersigned Clerk.
Dated AhsAhka. Idaho. this the 10th day Of
February. A, D. 1914.
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees Of School
District No. -. In Clearwater. County Idaho
Attest:
E. C. CHASE,
Clerk Of said Board Of Trustees. Post-office
address. Ahsahka. Idaho. f20-mlS
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each service will relate to some event
connected with the last work OF the
Savior's life ON earth. Further an
nouncements will be made later.
Gilbert Items.


The snow is nearly all gone.
A quantity Of wood is now being cut
by the wood saws for the coming
year. supply.
Arthur Lamb, Of Cottonwood, Is
visiting at the Wahl home.
Miss Carrie LeBaron, formerly teach
er in district No. 81, is at home again
after a trip to Lewiston, where she has
been for a few day having her broked
ankle treated.
Elder johnson will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday.
Abe Hill went to the Frazier to cry
sale Monday.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. E. o. Rice were in Gro
fino Thursday attending to matters be.
fore the probate court.
Jay Cordell had the misfortune to
lose 4 valuable horse Sunday. Mr..
Wahl also lost horse last week from
eating some poisonous substance.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
Ala, Summons,


In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District State Of Idaho in and for the County
OF Clearwater.
Orofino Trading Company Ltd. a corporation.
plaintiff. VS.. Cornelius Willis, defendant.
The State OF Idaho sends greeting to Cornelius
Willis, the above named defendant.
You are hereby directed, that there is on file
in this, the office of the Clerk of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District State OF
Idaho. in and for the County Of Clearwater. the
complaint Of the above named plaintiff copy
Of which complaint is attached hereto.
This is an action to recover judgment on a
contract for the direct payment Of money.
namely the sum Of $2s95l and the cost Of this
action.
You are hereby directed to appear and answer
said complaint within twenty (2o) days after the
service hereof upon you II served within the
District, and forty (40 days If served elsewhere.
and unless you appear and sosanswer, the plain
tiff will take judgment for the amount demand
ed in the complaint
Attest my hand and the seal Of the District
Court of the Second Judicial District, State OF
Idaho, in and for Clearwater County, this 9Th
Seal Of the JOSEPH KAUFMAN,
District Court.) Clerk.
VIM. j. Hannah, attorney for plaintiff, Post
office and residence address, Orofino. Idaho
f8-m0
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
COUGAR SKINS.
For sale, a number Of fine cou-
gar skins. Prices right.
40 w. WENDELL, Dent, Idaho
No.;c. Of Sci. 4 seAos. Diserae. b D..

Notice ID hereby given by the trustees OF
School District No. = In the County Of Clear
water. State Of Idaho. that sealed bids addressed
70 the Clerk Of said school District No. -, 1t
Xhsahka, Idaho. win Sc received BY them up to
the hour Of 10 O'Clock. A. n. ON the 2eth day Of
March, 1914. for the purchase Of the following
described bond OF School District No. ~. to-wit:
Negotiable coupon bond to the amount Of
Eight Hundred Dollars t1e000O payable and
rcdeemable ten (lO years frpm the first day Of
July. A. D. 1914, and bearing interest 1t the rate
mot exceeding six % per centrum per annum.
said Interest payable semiannually. N EVIL
donced by interest coupons attached thereto.
10 and % Burns Building In the Village Of Oro-
iinO, Immediately after the expiration Of the
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

Wanted: Chicken. Highest market
price. PALACE MEAT MARKET. 49-4t
For Sale: 234 Winona wagon, bed,
double box and spring seat. Good as
new. Inquire at Swank's barn, Oro-
fino. B-5lc
Pure bred Rhode Island Red eggs,
SO cents per setting Of Is.
MRS. MILO. GEORGE,
1885, Fraser, Idaho.
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Christian Church.

Eighteen are enrolled in the Bible
study class. All are taking great in
terest in the lessons and are doing well.
II Is not to late to join the class II you
are willing to do little extra work.
The class meets each Thursday even
ing from 7:l6 to 8 o'clock.
A splendid interest is shown in our
prayer-meeting services. This is a
service that none Of us ought to miss.
There were two who made the good
confession last Sunday and we rejoice
with the angels in heaven over their
decision to accept and serve the
Savior.
: There was large attendance both
morning and evening at the preaching
services. In the morning Mr.. john
son spoke on Gods plan for the saving
Of the world. He sent Jesus to be q
Savior and he expects every saved per-
son to send or take the message Of sal
walton to the unsaved. In doing this
we have the assurance Of Gods pres
ence and blessing, "Lo am with you
always.
Announcement was made that at the
next appointment, week from next
Sunday an object illustrated address on
1.-THE conservation OF Men and Boys
would be given. The men and boys
Of the town should bear this in mind
and try to be present.
We are planning few special PAS
sion Week" services, beginning Sun
day, April 9Th, and continuing to Fri
day evening, April 10th. Themes for
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Notice Of Sale

Notice Of Sale
Notice is hereby given that ]. r.
O'Neill, share No. q Of the Clover
Leaf Creamery Co., Of Weippe, Idaho,
will be sold on March It'll, 1914 at
Cloverleaf Creamery Co., office at
Weippe, Idaho, p. M, by auction to
the highest bidder for taxes delinquent
for the sum OF az from 1910 to 1914.
Clover Leaf Creamery Company.
Xavier Durant Sec.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06
N. E. Church.

M. E. Church.
For Sunday morning the subject at
the NJ. E. church will be s'Sowing and
Reaping." The subject for the even
ing is ssYour Sin and You." League
services promptly at Z o'clock.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-03-06

the highest and best bidder. for gold coin OF the
United States.
Dated this 2Srd day OF February, 1914.
C. C. BROWN, Sheriff.
BY F. A. ROBINSON, Deputy.