Semi-weekly herald., 1915-02-01
Keeping In Good Condition.

Many people suffer from indiges-
ton and constipation and do not
know it. A feeling of dullness and
languidness, bitter taste in the mouth,
headache, bilious fever-mos- of those
conditions when you "are not sick,
but don't feel right"-can be traced
to sluggish bowels and torpid liver.
Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse the
system, arouse the liver, Danish indi-
gestion and make you "feel good all
overnight, energetic and ambiti-
Gus. Sold by s. G. Wall, ]. L. Par
sons.
all-around home-traders, the men who
| give all along the line, as well as
take, are more rare, but they are the
ones who are of greatest benefit to
/ the city in which they live, and the
ones who accomplish the most, for
themselves and for their fellow citi-
zens.-Pueblo Chieftain.
According to the United States de-
partment of agriculture, Colorado
had on Jan. l, 1915, 347,OOO horses,
$4,000 mules, 900 milch cows,
$4,000 other cattle, 1,751, 900 sheep
and 256,O0O swine In every case
there is a perceptible increase with
prices averaging about the same as
in 1914. Those who are worrying that
Europe vii buy up all our horses, be
assured they will have to get very
busy when they take the 21,l95,OOO
still in this country on Jan. list.
Colonel Isaac Newton Lewis, inven-
tor of the rapid fire gun which aid
ed the Belgians to put up such re-
markable resistance, is retired Am
erican army officer, late of the Unit
ed States coast artillery. The weap-
on, which easily fires 500 shots a
minute, is said to be the most per-
feet of it's kind IN the world. 1t was
offered to this country, to Germany
and England before Colonel Lewis
} took it to Belgium, where he perfect
: ed. terms for its manufacture.
Veneer is used upon buildings, jew
elry and people. 1t can be observed
in hotel lobbies, legislative halls,
schools and colleges and libraries. 1t
, is used extensively in large cities,
: and it is doubtful if Newport or the
, suburbs could subsist without it. We
neer comes in various thicknesses
Some achieve it, some are born with
: it, but in this country scarcely any
body has it thrust upon him, because
it is valued so highly that no one
. wishes to part with it. Sometimes the
question is asked as to what is the
difference between veneer and the
L.. ;, IifGr,r1f tn find fho
answer, because the real thing is SO
rare that there is no basis of COM
parison. Veneer flourishes in all eli
mates. 1t is no respecter of persons
, 1t is cultivated by college profess
sors, authors and lawyers. 1t prob
ably reaches its highest state of per
fection, however, when exhibited by
young girls who have just been grad
uated from some finishing school,
= Life.
For some time past the press OF
this country has been deluged with
,, sensational reports about new anC
wonderful fuel for internal cOmbus.
, ton motors that surpassed gasoline
in efficiency and could be produced SC
cheaply that the price of motor cuels
would be cut to near the vanishing
point. The statement is now given
out that because of its apparent lack
of practical commercial possibilities
Zoline, which was the subject of the
! Indianapolis experiments, has beer
| dropped by the group of men who
We're interested in its exploitation. Il
is stated that among the difficultie.
encountered was that the naphtha
1 line component, which gave it thai
J moth ball smell, crystallized out ir
i the feed pipes, thus choking the flow
of fra1