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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21

they have to do Is to sit still and
their regular customers will come
around and buy their goods.
But population changes more rap
idly than it used to. Few people
send out roots deep into any sol.
DeSth claims its share. Any given
body OF people. accustomed to buying
goods in some one place, will be cut
IN two by death and removal in Eve
years.
The older people who bought goods
regularly ct one store, were almost
ashamed to be seen going into anoth.
er place. They felt as II It were al
most an act Of disloyalty. Nowadays
H. on51s tied up anywhere. All go
where the best bargains are offered.
Few places have any regulsrly estab-
lished trade that can be counted on
without persistent solicitation. New
customers must constantly be sought
to take the place of those that drop
out.
The other class Of merchants are
those that are coming. In year, by
persistent efforts to tell the pubic
what they are doing, they build up
their own constituency. 1t is MADE
up not merely Of the drifters ana
floaters, but from wide awake people
who are drawn from less aggressive
and enterprising stores.
The business that does not adVer'
tise Is usually the business that Is
going down. The business that al
yertises is the business that Is com
ing up.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21
Funeral For
Mrs. Thurst0n

2s and see wellsville and Hyde Park
play ball.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21
$500
ARMY SANITATION IN
CASE OF WAR

War, as Il seems to most people,
Is n conflict of craftsmanship and
strategy in the moving and d!strib-
ution OF troops. But even more II
is a question of protection OF the
health of the men. This Will be the
first problem in case our boys go to
Mexico City.
Disease usually kills n war four
men to every one killed by bullets
In the Spanish war, disease killed
thirteen to every one killed by Span
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21

FOR RENT-One modern house,
furnished or unfurnished; fine sur.
roundings. 81 West First South. mic
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21

Barbed wire cuts, ragged wounds
collar and Harness gals heal up
quickly when BALLARD'S SNOW
LINIMENT is applied. It is both
healing and antiseptic. Price Csc, sec
and 81 90 per bottle. Sold by Ritter
Bros Drug co ~ Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21

Now comes that Hyde Park ball
.-tsssa. This time, with a nice lit.,@
score. Today, May IS. the Cache juno
ton team headed by that good natur-
ed. good ball player, George Ecklund.
While they played some ball, Hyde
Park did too. Score. Hyde Park II;
Cache Junction 5. Home runs, Hyde
Park, s; Cache Junction /. Several
doubles were made by both teams
Seven innings only we're played.
Those wishing to witness a good
game come to our berg Saturday May
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21

One day last week Ernest, the
Youngest son of Mrs. Eliza Hymas,
fell off a horse and broke an arm
The limb was dressed by a Logan
physician and the young lad is doing
nicely.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21
EDITORIAL,
- !
TIE RISE AND DECLINE
OF TRADE

Gibbon wrote famous history on
the Decline and fall of the Roman
Empire" In the power and pride of
Rome on the ascending scale, few
would have thought ruin was posi-
BILE. Similarly In many well estab-
lished business houses there are the
seeds of decay.
The merchants of any community
range themselves into two classes.
There are those who have an estab-
lished trade, great or small. Some
Of them think they can now live on
the fruits of their past efforts. All
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-05-21

Mrs. Lydia Crowther. wife Of I'd
win d. Crowther, well known in the
atrical circles in the early days Of
Cache, was with her sister Mrs.
Thurston when she passed away. Mrs.
Sarah Dansie Of Riverton, Salt Lake
county, is here visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Hancey was quite sick
last week, but Is improving now.
The humps have about ran their
course ~ there are not many more
victims to be found.
Dry farm grain is just booming.
Some is In the boat.
Fruit prospects are excellent and
the winds of prosperity seem to be
blowing our way.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
TENSION IS TAUT ON BoTH
SIDES OF RIVER Ar EL.
PAso AND JuAEsEz
Y. S. FOR cE is 20 900
Rifles Go Forward to 'sebsls AZ
Usual Trouble il NJ
peesed Soon
(Ry Aesotialed 1Praaal

El Pasps Tex April 20. .itfie
ChthnahiiIn. .as tha Mex can secfioh s,f
this city Is lkio Wn, !, where 6J sotsri refit
OF the ihha hi;ants of the. div EasId 4.
10 being patfollad tbiiight he IsslisS,d
States cavalry men and in IA nfryir5tii 4
IS This and other precaut tinnRTy meas
;ures were determined on sals today
ct 8 con nfersnce between NJ sycf Telirs
and Col g. a. p Hatheld cotnrnaiid M
the troops st Fort Bliss. M
At the army nest the IL "a fY.yg,.sssl
ord cred to sleep with bOoEs afa
saddles nt their sides, and 1t Is spid
they cqsiI Bss W ana aiSssy II s;a5 ~ 81
an alarm In lens than yive Minute
At Itiarez Colonel 4yflfa, ms mis-
itar,y commands iilalfjIcted that any
provocative use Of tbs iIre q rms slto,lid
be shot at once 81 . Is efernIifsad 50
agsl the American authorities. "a t,i5n
every pr caution agailiss nf3yokilIa 4 ~
otlthres j se3iile feeling Is 1t iIies ISrer,-
ert higif tension.
& SsoI lionel "a atilel5 and MAJ yoF Z ~
agTsed on many ID details for I'll & 81 sIr,-
atipti Of diers and police If a !, d
OF an ont sjfaa 4 i. s Z 8 8 & ~ s. Il
hsiy'ia lie The 81 81 was fiiiiet. u a4
attaQrisi siss 90 no tlook fer al ! oiie
,otestl lfg etqp the people. 10 ktciifa
~ "a 90. llere t. no Eenf asixfst
her9 over the aiLHatfar Micro ~
" liss 81 ~ ana nionR the rfvaF sls
sssk 10 seal 0. 600 Troops il3 Rs rs
SnataAE action.
n srpR ~ e g g 10 a cels
20 iss es ] sss1F - -
le7st EefosS tlle fisef.
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gM( II IL AESED TIN
MISS IN CsA l YsE
Ilnost 500 Ccntrib A. Raj.
N Held With Fiat Rock
Ckureh Sunday

The rally held With the pIas Rock
church laet Sunday was one Sof the
most succ fnl ever known 81 that
Shurch and as b TessiIt ef the plea fot.
mil siopsb the sI1in ~ s94 so was sub
ect5bed This Is splendid showing
kof Eiia nennlat tnf flia faiat RaaI sss.1
tioS 20 make:
The program Tor last Sunday was
easily one OF the best ever arranged
at Fiat Rock. Some of Andersen
eouatyss best speakers were present
while another feature was the pPes1
ence Of Hon. Robert A. Cooper 81
Laurens. ar Cooper nlEsde al apiendid
address. ~ did all the other speakers,
assigEed 20 places In the program.
3 n { picnic dinfleF served after the,
Soncmsion of the program was an
event mulch enjoyed by ths large nun.
her Sbf people present and on the,
whole It was = lay lot soon to be for
gotten BY tho. people of the Fiat Rock
section x s
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LOG RI
wv RI
IsaIinssso aifIs ,re ksss;; 81 1
gss @ 4 aizs Field AISsiIist AEexiec

- = einbers of, the ttlnesto RifseB
r'ega the, sappiest people In as sifi
Yesterday when e became known That
& 1.sess - - ne nitess sss
ialiG Aie5sico wa Dfoba tJae. Most BE
ehe mel rs oS / Ili6 Rils6s wese ans issSs
for if;is country t6 ile fsi4S II
tafnst Mexico ana Ia lsii9
tfsy aps liigon wan Feeeigiske #efd
from Bis men tiiat they we're =
alS willing 10 hs mustered in So
CAPT Iagor and Iaelisehansz Hrss
eha ana :tfidee are All skA.s.ss.
q NSsawef any call 81 a "a se9 told 4tIsha
kate2l ieIseef y4tofdR chat fiie =
Elsetko Rifles WoeIa be ailfaIla - l.
20 take ap their sfnsh II any Il ai5 y
klllsle on Santb esaFellf& pfefS lens
are ftsa sfos sTfsci e 8 3
the part 81 the local ii
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
49, FeaFs llainsI.,

taEiingtor .Aprll s 20 dovcss;or
s'a!qilitt q. q Iexes, today sent e Isefl-
MI ~ " u STInme el{afsiy
.sunIltttpd Il TO the president Il teIe-
{; s. : ~; fsetaTing u Il was the pfirrose
ot sident Wilson to invade Msxico
80 - = zsssst Jf stlta :
moFas: Nuegn laredo and CIhdad Isof-
fro Dias and JuaSez be seized issiise-
diateiy. e q ~ j s. s.
3oyernor Colqi. e q III
there are on the Mexiean bePdAf Ok
20 56sv11 me zicaH refugees VINO
threaten to become q menace "a the
United States, and that the taking OF
these towns Wonld afford the only
protection tom them. :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21

ESa i.
ssse 1FffeSiaa
e IsloSIR

All q LATE hour ~ a
had been received frcId i,ssdioai
college at Atlanta Ia rss isi5f Is file
otfsr af the boaS of A & aiseli Ml.5
= lllrnseIf IA q Ioahi a5ssi mr.
week this e il TAXA
the college Is not Wiling IL bear III &
expenss already lncslssed guteser fEssF
din said last night tkss Is z.sss.ssi,,s
until this morning anF sIp ahssg.sF
comes from Atlanta d;ifiaa alSs nisT,t
the body will be buried l iIs e. q
.pot4er's held Il sgfil Ba sesfiefr IS gs. n
tiiist tsie dead Itsal fett 8 iitsfes IA
which yhe asked his h5s.B be SEES
e Theirs has been only ciis deya ~
Iiieat IN the cs IIpt ne re- known
70 The ltstS sc. Isl d eeaTel 5k tll. TSOin
ifIlsyF oh the deed y Is al stte q. no
tel attaches have dIscug I'd + letter.
,eyieiltlg heifIln on e6ae by the
dead man. For hi Is reason se Hnrr sj<s
comes eyIdettf that The nia ia cane ffoiti
GgeenHiife % idersOh with the ii
tention Of lzi lliRB hlmseif Hedfegtfas
night, He must naYe, i.i 4 All Lis
prep arafiouas started the letter ana
sisaSs ssss5ts - ~ &
some reason and pts sosee the yirhdftSl
act until ThursSiay nj gItt
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
Navy to Seize slElnto olses
aropiico and Vera
Cruz Ports
HOUSE BACKS PREsIl
VOTE OF 331 TO 81
Measure STEP sar and
avy lAre Nov ir SEN
j doves

fnsisteEt on individuaiizinE Huerta In,
the fesolut lion was TO prevent the.
CONSTITUTE lists from niisinfefnfe
tattng current f1eaRurea as threateEirg
aost ilities agsg inst them, or the Afaxi..
! 80 Iv7EIvITF BeuETaEEy.
When the an sin cement earlier
that the bait S, rginia, NebTas
"a and eGorgia D the third division.
had been ord rcd from Boston ID Tain I.
pico, u was bel red the final orders
TTSISIi ErSI1. ElFGZE DO IcIE To- TaMpsco, III
was eileyed the q order had been
giyen for the movement OF BhiDs 6f;
the AtlsHfic side Of the continent.
NE recefp& n e toni gslt az tho state
nnent dictated ~ q eneras b fSusrtas h,
the ssocia ted Pres there was
40 Aag In the phin s RhaIaboas
ght about coGtraeht from
navy deeartD ~ ctaIs. who assert
ed that ear lllniral Mayo had pe&
.ported the bnat as isng the calors
OF the Unt fed ties sl 5lSti Cd ends IN.
any s6ten q q . can government
e5nBi6 6eFp he arrsss e ue siia bluesccIs-
cts tn can uni feFnl Rs liils
EteE5 Is
AZ Acting iffian
lFtyely rsishe sp IA n 1en ference with
Vice. res ID snf II. geefetary
iksisnnlt W Secrs teIy e Gafffson and Pose
Master z General B lcson III the fos-3
eign felatf0na 60 rom
think the siahce to iron the
~ q
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llssslIippine Vets sniff.

sliicago, April "a. Fifty Phililnina
EfiT veterans nteS here today to5offeP
their seryices To the United States Itl
ease OF war. e. 81; H. F,GfFelI, ISast
command lief os the army St,s
tlliiippinss, prssideE Resolutions
adopted FOinteered ia raise /! & re !.
ment OF more than ! % 90 trained Vel
rama. most OF whom lin5 erstarid Snais
tsht who would require no trainifI9 =
and be capable Of giving gsinabla Fsrs
vice ifnnie ediateiy.
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s r %
Pr IS i
y = slsIs-sEF ~ sSrSiis a. S--s2f
fore Naval Com itItse
On

ssRing gon 4 pfti 30 SonatoF s'iII (
ifian had placed m tgss senate record
toshy 81 letter fs0lF resient Harri-
son, or the southern afI fsad a
~ ssEStlsas 49,, lssl..l 49,
fanay u q kctn u na
81 tie ri 8; a e.fssi asii s.
Rputaesn cities "a coal titea.
Senator f1ilgahn n letter to
eat laIsi ison. t6ted The matter
soula Be afudg q tlle sttentf1s 6f
~ nayal nil aiess a Rril 2s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21

81 8, =
hin "a 3s l,s i. IS =
rar tensp aext ske M a
sf5libs q ce s6s <I2 =
e .flus
1lF sSs szsA!:z....s
~ kis 4sie ~ raf5ls
sa&2 SeiAS
"a s - ~
SieS
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MF. eHcle Here
se ElaF,s ;fas.

=. r. Fouche5 VINO seeenf fIy 81
sIScIsd 5,I' I Z, Ssetss 6 & ! nfpg store ID
nstnrned from Atlanta last fIisiIt axid
viii be here for short stay. sif.
tsoncll8 iB now mead ~: ScFipticn clerk
with ofls OF the Jacobs drug stores IN
Atlanta and says tilat hs likes st fIne.
although naturally that yiiiaks can
hardly compare With AnderBon.
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az q rraaL.llI-

Jiiarez, Apfil 20. Confer
slleas hetyk arfsraa ana villa l5e-
san ct Oh, ahra totia according 20
Is IS isndsgs sose rahca effIcis
T'ampi co s incl lent unless rebel terFsi-
story is invaded. 3. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
Bush AerepIalse yfoslg.

"a Slll5p April rsle
I4z certH5n tlliEt III Ii. 81
isissl ting ia Ne. leo 81 sss es &, y. m
Sslssn lse
lelit d lDta &efeplai: :e t1s; ;
'If ~ 20 hurry on n I; aefnp laae
selllg eohstruekesl.
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Ohio n Restly.

8 Columbus, Ohio. April 20, The
Ohio National Guard, about 10 ,00e
iftTong could be rendered asaIiabie
for service on short notice according
TO Governor Cox
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
GREAT IS RUSH
T0GETIN RANKS
GOVERNORS WIRE PREsl.
DENT THEIR TROOPS ARE
READY FOR AcTIoR
I AND ND sEiCsE NEAR
Indications Of Overland Cam
paisn Are Foreseen BY Those
Watching Eyents
! AND i sEiffsE NEAR
tBy Aeaociated preas.

Z: Springfield, III, April 2O.-II q
statement issued today. Governor
Dunno declared illinois, within thirty
days could have $4,000 men m6holizeti
In Springfield for service m Nexfco.
and in another thirty days confd have
leo, ,00e men ready W s5s SIS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
q
ose d s
Is Ellsani

voted asainet the rt,s0i sif i6a y n 4he
hopee, erss
ems slhs9n fi5is6sl and
: gfltbl lea fSaay, 4 ad6rasiss AI-
tlsaE glds. Brittea. atlsr,
Camp Davis ffors ey sfalich.
ests,dr efs Gi1Iett, Good. j lgas. Howell.
1phns tsh IohHsoH !,
KRhn7 LIN sham fsafoli Mad ss
7Hlf. piatt, Sesis. s 81 ~.
elfsf Him lgvlll - q
4 90 3.s.ss { i5sll VA s1Iogsilli
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
.tI3g e ciaLed PraselI

~ q q
iinetpn, April q. In forty
etgllt hours. ppsslbly less, the Bnited
States government yIll have taken pcs.
OF Til Afexieasl fs ff1h1ss l........
az 'gaHIpiso and vern Cfnz.
detailed plans for handing OF RIA
glaes ct these two lnportaht cesst
towns were coiapieted ut Is eanfer-
resident Wilson. secretaries Bryan.
+ Garrison ana John Lshd. 49,.
70 9rcerl TO the arsay ana uayy
VIII lbe issued tonight ssas the an
siillo ollneeIIsent made after the confer
ee setiQa ternpoFariIy being de-
sterred until con gress acta D j the Joint
! resolution appEogipg the Presidents
purpose ot using the afi 9ed' oscas iof
the Esssals Is sa it'd COM
tImands agSinHt inssta. rowing ont og
the arrest Ut col K
hine e 8
ID
sss fion aa lie ltssl G ts.
night j sSssei 81 ss sb 81, q sssets s 8
spirited dc or Il. ii oars Il
z vas coIsl ssell ny tie senate foreign
4 relations 80 NM Il tee IL rosnects 81
\ an all night s5h DC tfiA senate. ar
q rsSssa Until car y ksifiinfrnu 0 8 -
sa The lisSds I'd q aiittil 10 O'Clock
+ toInorrp l'ld Geut wilson worn
out, tirea sfter heas7ng that the
! house had an0p El.s
Persons W lisS Sssfs ii. tossSsfi with the
~ laias. lass Z e ~ a{s - ~ ~. - glsss :
were 81 IEIiicl,s SEo,,Id
{ not r6aRircs fpTinaf ASnfl liscatfnn IN fIsEs
y; E.ss:.;; a ~ ), r
! ton, d: bloc { ~ ot laaF iJfeifini@
nRries 70 sYai gn gernsneflss.
syil Pc kept informed 81 opments,
Z 8hoyeVes. ~ 4
me debate Ia tbs house broughk, out
the fact thar, Viii q tnericah D ayy
y 8probab 1sylila lock fexico on from,
ooflinele with the United States, is
t would not inthlf the p2ssasa
70 $40 70 ~ 81 u
s efe tl1e shose must
~ ltel q af ssss iisyises
le ,leil ISOLATION.
rgslle joss.S Tese tiS6 Z
slh0lIsel alsd wlsi Ell fsi5 befara the ssis-
I ate Rt s. late boH (. d "a foi
a Joint resaI 1t5oia 3ratif tie,
Eemplpyn ut o. rs cd fcrces OF
the UIiRea ln eflf1fcing certain
isqlsi6k Eifserians ItueFtas
: hes tsssss ~ tlla eefgdta q1Id house OF
pteSeis yes i cslr 81 asIaemh1ef.
3 sllsAs lSEEs q = iiitef Ssetes
rs 5ustiGed 81 slse an os mont of ellss
af1tlea forces Or 1fIf United fs tAa. "a
enforce fhe & Don Wickofiat0
E44Ile.-ss :. 2tnane TO-
tie gQyefr slla ljnfte8 Efakes
for aisFonts cad ina les coIar1 lei
aisasnsF sia by geisrai
kasisF ls ais4 Ives &
During She ey 4 lsle were isis
iersnal 11E 81 nassS hssii
seilnb' iaaA a1ssf 6fposl . IA to tie.
Z losS of ~ plEtlan was
7Rrelit au e mon en-
s a5,te y ed aiIlt Ing
ss,sas.s - . = -
siiiii - 2 4 q & lg.E 20
gifSei 81 nl.atiif aefgefo
Sllekz N sce tlst
20 a,lie sts soIf aFas8 Sus.i
to coy
eF S. IS es. - ksSs
ms e II h Essi ! 8
sf.s .ls I'D lsl
ate
~ ekeea slta thei
tesfsF e. tlIs fafA
on di.s n
movement IS fhs
%ilsEk Ee w sifes sih
tlls len
1i.Es . q
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Sa il KeniarIly,,

LexingtoH. KY. April 20.-- -Brigadier
General Roger Williams Ssf the KensI
lttclty Btate Militia today said threal
.TegiID Deflts OF state troops are roadp tol
take the field 59 &
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MneltR,s AilIll .I1,

rim ton, April q fs Inmates 1T
the Ar department today put tiie
errred forces Of the rerta Cover Issss
s..ent In Mexico 1T { 40. .600. sca 4 art.l
throughout tie coiintry.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-21
By WILSON IRTA'
PsesieJesaf Wilson Tells C0 gress
9le1als Ga FORCE l Il gsDecl

tnand and to ingist 4 liat the flag OF the
United States elialiId be- saluted in
such q way as to Indicate q new spirit
and attitnae s.ss ss.ss s:.ss.st :.sst 0ff tiis Fiuef-
tistas. 3 IS
Such q salute General Huerta has
refused, and have coiae to as.ss. sour
approval and ssll 1T I'm tie course 4
now puTps7S TO tsrbe.
This goVefEfnsslt can, earnestly
hope. Sd DO csge1 tanceE be forced
into war with sl5s DecpIs OF Mexico.
Mexico is torn bY VII. fIge. 4 n we
are TO aeeert the ia te 0f ifs own
const titntiess ssE is ne g6yeFnnleat
General fsueTfa iiae 81 isosTsr I'D
In the city Of Ssscll s.s IL ss
Without right 81 q lods tor
Which can rs q b sfication.
galy para te5g slte is uBder
his control. II aill ceaflict should
ilrbappfly ceill illst sot his at
ltudk pf persos satnd 81 Is ards
this government Ronld be fight
Ing only Genef ard those
tshoi dbere 20 him So him their
support. and our sob would be only
20 set MP again tsgn laws and
their own goyesI
&. War Ret
PBut 7 earnestly BE t.lht war III
not nov III. qlls believe that.
4 speak for the A d FteObIe when
Il say that We b 3 + Il y ne 10 ( cnn-
troll ihl any degs rs 1f our.
sister reI,s sii5iic + sesiing lSor ssiei
sFeop.a of hsesieo q deer nld
that we d ave dot e I or reffaiued
from doing ilas ed ed frofn oar
desire TO. heip the IS To hint ier or
enbarrass theta EonId not Wish
even to exercise oi fflces of
friendship yitlsotf come an
consent Tile Of kic0 area
entitled to sest cspn domestic
affairs IN their 3 l5f, ID I've sin-l
cerely desir6 te lex rish rs.
The present S. lP7e none
az the grave 5is Bferfar-
epce ~ asal firm
iS tpa NEisei
doubt lat lec-
ATTY 81 he = s.. i els-5
o.
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HOMEOPATHY

Many patients consult physicians
and give long lists Of symptoms. but
show no tissue changes. They are sick,
but no name can yet be given to their
disease. The average physician can
do nothing for these cases but pre-
scribe tonics or nerve sedatives and
wait for tissue changes to develop.
How different is the treatment Of the
homeopathician. He has a law to
follow that applies to these cases as
we'll as to the cases in which tissue
changes have developed. II this law
Is applied properly these individuals
are cured before tissue changes oc-
cur and a name is possible.
One reason for this ability to cure
these cases In which only changes in
sensation are felt by the patient, Is
the fact that the remedies used by the
homeopath are all tested upon healthy
human beings. II they were tested
upon animals alone we would v
know the finer shades OF distinction
between them that are brought out in
the changes in the sensations Of the
provers. Animals cannot tell the SEN
sations they experience and tests Of
drugs upon them are therefore very
crude. Then again all drugs do not
act alike upon all animals. Even
plants that are food for one animal
are poison to others. y
Because in individuals by the var
ious remedies, the homeopath is able
to At the remedies. to individuals euf-
fering from changed sensations and
functions and showing no tissue chang
es.
Drs, Arthur ana r. M@rgaret peaks.
Grand Forks, n. D:-Adv.