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sELF-DocToRlNe BY ANIMALS.

New York Sun: 1t appears that the
simple remedies of nature generaliy
suffice to cure beasts of their all
ments and that they are guided to
them by instinct.
In a communication to the Biologl,
cal society of Paris distinguished
naturalist sets forth the fact that
medicine as practiced by animals is
thoroughly practical.
Animals instinctively choose such
food as is best suited to them 1t is
maintained that the human race also
exhibits this instinct, and the french
scientist blames medical men for CIV
ing insufficient attention to the likes
and dislikes of their patients in this
respect. This instinct, he believes/ is
a guide that may be relied upon.
A large number of species wash
themselves and bathe-e elephants,
stays, birds, ants, etc. Animals rid
themselves Of their parasites by using
dust, mud, clay, etc. Those suffering
from fever restrict their diet, keep
quiet, seek darkness and airy places,
drink much water and at times
plunge into it. When dog has lost
its appetite it's eats that species of
grass hDOWu d5 to5 81 %So' N@So
also eat grass, catnip, ETC., when sick.
Sheep and cows in the same circum-
stances seek out certain herbs. An
animal suffering from chronic rheu-
mausm invariably keeps as much as
possible in the sun. The warrior ants
maintain regular organized ambu-
lances.
When Latreille cut the antenae Of
an ant, other ants Immediately COW
cred the wounded part with q trans
parent fluid from their mouths. If a
chimpanzee is wounded. it stops the
flow of blood by placing its hand on
the wound or dressing it with leaves
and grass.
A terrier once had an injured eye.
1t remained lying under counter.
avoiding heat and. light, although it
had been it's habit to keep near the
fire. 1t adopted general treatment
rest and abstinence from food. The
local treatment consisted of licking
the upper surface Of it's paw, which it
then applied to the wounded eye
Cats also when hurt treat them
selves by this simple method Delau-
nay cites the case Of cat that re-
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Poetry has a natural alliance with our best
affections.-W E. Charming.
THE WISE AND THE FOOLISH.

A Chicago clergyman gave recently heart
to- heart paternal lecture, homily, disquisition,
exhortaton to the female members of his flock
which all of them heard attentively and some
of them, perhaps, with profit. The adverb is
used here advisedly. Perhaps, that IS by
chance or possibility sermonizer's auditors
NAV include some mind open to conviction and
his seed of sense may fall on good ground and
fructify. For there is an evident deep mystery
about the matter of who shall hear and heed
and who shall not. A preacher wastes his
words, so we are told, save as he talks to those
to whom he has been sent. The best he can
hope is to save the savable; and as these can not
be distinguished at a casual glance, the mission
CT can only blaze away with shotgun charge in
the hope of hitting some nearer in peforable
part.
But not to wander further in this field IT
paradoxology where anyone might lose his way,
this clergyman to whom reference has been
made discoursed of the foibles and follies of
fashions and hit out fercely against the impro-
prieties and absurdities of modern dress. He
has seen some women, he said, whose locomo-
ton was so hampered by encasement that they
could not climb into streetcar without lifting
their skirts knee high. He had seen brakesmen
lift women from the steamcars, trussed and
bound as they were beyond all possibility of
normal genticuation. He had also seen mu,h
which could be better dwelt upon in conversa-
ton between woman and woman, than in pub
lie print and he made no secret of his detesta-
ton and disgust at the hair ball with which the
frivolous hide their ears. It was fashion foist-
+, ed on the sex, he explained, by an actress no
better than she should be who had lost an ear
and devised the arrangement in order to con-
ceal her anatomical defect.
This was a discourse ad feminam right fro n
the heart, right from the shoulder; and while
must admire and praise it and hope that it
bears good fruit, feeling Of pessimism follows
reflection on the Intellectually of the wisdom
of Words Motives more powerful than pull
pits can furnish are nowadays imrelEng mas
culinity to malefcence and femininity to folly,
and here we run again against that old discour-
ager Of effort to make anybody sensible, that
swisdom is given only unto the wise and xnowl-
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THE GATHERING OF THE TRIBE
judah and Israel to Come Into Their Own
By DR.. JAMES e. TALMAGE
Of the Council of the Twelve Church Of Christ La
terDay Saints Salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTE For free copies of other articles of this SERIES
request to the author.
By DR.. JAMES e. TALMAGE

We believe in the literal gathering
of Israel, and In the restoration Of
the Ten Tribes, etc. ARTICLES Of
Faith, No. 100
AS complete as was the scattering,
so shall the gathering of Israel be.
Great as has been the chastise.nent
of the covenant though reeTeant pee
pie, all through their centuries of
suffering they have been sustained
by the Divine promise OF recovery
and rehabilitation. Though despised
of men, a large part of them gone
from the knowledge OF the world, the
people of Israel are not lost TO their
God, who knows whittier they have
been led OF driven. Note the pater-
nal affection. in which appears COM
nliseration for the plight into which
they had brought themselves through
sin: "And,yet for all that, when they
be in the land OF their enemies, l
will not cast them away, neither will
abhor them, to destroy them utter
~, and to break my covenant With
them: Tor ! am the Lord their God"
Oev. 26:44: see also Deut. 4:26-31.)
Isaiah thus forcefully proclaims the
PQA PooSS Va SOQ " OC lulllllCQ lu6
last, the current, age: "And 1t shall
come to pass in that day, that the
Lord shall set his hand again the
second time to recover the remnant
of his people, which shall be left. -.
And he shall set up an ensign for the
nations, and shall assemble the out
casts Of Israel, and gather together
the dispersed Of Judah from the four
corners Of the earth.p Qsa 11:11-12.)
So momentous shall be the assem-
bling of the tribes in their respective
places Of gathering, that the event
shall be held to surpass the deliver
ance of Israel from Egyptian bond
age, for thus hath the Lord spoken:
Therefore, behold, the days come,
saith tho Lord, that 1t shall no more
be said, The Lord liveth, that brought
up the children Of Israel out Of the
land of Egypt; But, The Lord liveth.
that brought up the children of Israel
from the land of the north, and from
all the lands whittier he had driven
them: and | will bring them again
into their land that | gave unto their
fathers. Behold, will send for many
fishers, saith the Lord, and they
shall fish them; and after will send
for many hunters, and they shall hunt
them from every mountain, and from
every hill, and out Of the holes of the
rocks" Ger 16:14-16.)
To these Biblical citations let us
add the words of the Lord Jesus
Christ, given to His Apostles Just
prior to His death and specified as
one of the signs to precede His later
Inc ,1L L, 81, Ill
gels with great sound of trumpet,
and they shall gather together his
elect from the four winds, from one
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end of heaven to the other (Ma1
/: 24:31.)
Two gathering centers are dis,l|
lively mentioned, and the mainl
nance of a separate autonomy for u
ancient kingdoms of judah and Isrs|
is repeatedly affirmed in Scriptu1
with Jerusalem and Zion as the 4
spective capitals. In the light
modern revelation by which mad
ancseit passages are illumined al
made clear, we hold that the JED
salem of .Iudea is to be rebuilt by D
reasseInbled house of Judah, and thI
Zion is to be built up on the AmeI
can continent by the gathered hos
OF Israel, other than the Jews Wild
such shall have been accomplish
Christ shall personally rule in 4
earth, and then shall be realized q
glad fulfilment: "For out Of Ii.
shall 60 forth the law, and the wo
of the Lord from Jerusalem.D I'd
2:3: see also Joel 3:16; Zeph. 3:ll
Book OF Mormon prophecies a
plain in defining the extent and pu
pose of the latter-day gathering.
1T remembered that it was the pa
pie who once constituted the kingdc
of judah, the Jews, not the enti
house of Israel, who rejected JesJ
as the Son of God and the for
appointed Redeemer. BY the Nel
ties who dwelt on the American cd
tinent, anaIsraelitish branch. He vi
received and worshiped as the Chr
(see Book of Mormons, 8 Nephi III
and the tenor of Book of Mormd
Scriptures warrants the Inherent
that He was accepted by the Lo
Tribes, to whom He went to minist
in person after His several visitatioi
in the resurrected state to the Nep
ties. (See 8 Nephi 1915 and 1911
compare 2 Nephi 20: 12-13)
But the Jews are promised redeml
ton, and the possession of the lad
given unto their fathers. Their 4
turn to Palestine already has bed
well begun.
The important part allotted to y
Gentiles. those not of the lineage
Israel, is defined by Book of Morm1
prophets. 1t is the privilege of y
Gentiles to assist in the gathering
the Jews on the Eastern, and "
other branches Of Israel on the Wei
ern Continent; and SO far as TN
shall accept the Gospel OF JEST
Christ they shall be numbered VII
the covenant people and share wiz
them the plentitude of blessings,
their own right, for, verify, God Is
respecter of persons.
For the Book Of Mormon, ETC., 4
ply to Northern States Mission, %
North Sawyer Ave, Chicago, III.
For book of $50 pp., containl
complete series Of these article4
numbering 104, entitled "The Vital
of Mormonisn," apply to published
The Gorham Press, Boston, Mass
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-11
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National Home, Wis, May IL, 10.
when ! commenced taking Number
40 For The Blood, was suffering
with chronic constipation OF good
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as well as everything could hear OF
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plant. was also troubled with ca
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when saw an ad. of your No. 40 in
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and Mabel Shriver of Bonaparte,
visited here last Saturday.
| Misses Opal VanAuken, Mildred
Jack, Wynona Davis and Vera Muntz
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folks.
/ A few young people attended a
party at Saltzgavers at Croton last
Thursday evening.
The senior class of the high school
gave party at the home of Miss
Gladys Kelley last Tuesday evening.
The Arcadian Literary society
held their regular meeting in room
eight, Friday, Oct. 10, 1913. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Society songDorothy Fine.
Newspaper-Opal VanAuken and
Bertha Green.
Sophomore class prophecy -
Blanche Sprankle and Albert Cox.
Vocal solo-Bess Watts.
Piano solo-Birdie Bargar
Vocal solo--Helen Ketcham
Current events -Kieth Ware and
Henry Hartrick.
BooR Reyiew-James O'Neil.
Chorus-Max Nelson, Alfred Pals
ley. Coda Steeples, Mildred Jack,
Lois Nelson, Cornelius Rabb, Made
line Franks and Helen Ketcham.
Roll call was answered with quo
tation.
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IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Vinton Eagle: Any consideration
of capital and labor problems that
omits the farmers is worthless be-
cause it eliminates the chief factor
involved. The farmers are labor CAPT
talists. That is to say, they are CAPT
talists In the sense that they have
the greatest fundamental Investment,
and they are laborers in the sense
that they work with their hands.
Cedar Rapids Gazette: The country
will get back on its industrial feet
once more when men come to under
stand that the only fair adjustment of
the labor situation is that which stipu
lates not only the amount of wages
that shall be paid, but the amount OF
work that shall be done also.
Des Moines Capital: In our settle.
ment of racial relations, long, hard
task lies ahead of US, and If the de-
mand for swift and stern punishment
Of heinous crime were satisfactorily
met through the processes OF the law,
great headways would be made toward
the solution of the problem.
Duuuuue 10l6SIdpH-IltIdl u AtIOA
ney General Palmer says the evidence
he will present against the meat
packers will amaez us. 1t won't amaze
us half so much as little effective
action in reducing prices.
Cherokee Times: II the participa.
ton OF the church conferences in
world politics results the same as did
similar participation in Iowa poll.
ties, then the league of nations and
the peace treaty are doomed to de-
feat.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil: By the
way, have you noticed any appre'
ciable decrease In the cost Of living
in recent weeks? And do you happen
to recall that about six weeks ago
everybody in Washington from the
president down the line was making a
vigorous and vicious assault on this
most pressing problem? The cost OF
living is what we make it largely. II
is an individual affair.
Marshalltown Times Republican:
The president, at 81, is learning what
other men have had to learn at thai
age, and that Is that while 81 in not
the end, there Is limit to endurance.
and that one has to begin to think OF
slowing up little.
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The rest Of the race

edge to them that know The rest Of the race
lis just now in the big majority. The woman OF
sense is lost and lonesome in the tnrong that
minces and prances along the street, and the old
proportion of five who are wise to five who are
foolish-five who are fatuous to five who are
prudent might have been the rule in the Pal
estine of that period, but certainly does not
hold good today.
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FARMiNGToN.
= . : . - - . : . = :

Charles Green who is attending the
Fort Madison Business college, spent
Saturday and Sunday here with home
folks.
Miss Fern Scotch Of Mt. Sterling,
spent last Thursday here with
friends.
w. f. White and family have
moved into the w. S. French prop-
erty on South Second street. Tho
house vacated by them is to be occu
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Guthries OF
Dsntonsport.
Misses Welda Stahl, Minnie Rogers
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manned for some time lying on the
bank Of stream: also that of a cat
which had the singular fortitude to
remain for forty-eight hours under
jet of cold water.
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FACTS CAN BE KNOWN.

Judge Gary goes before senate committee
and makes certain statements. These are de-
MED by labor representatives who say that the
Judge is msinformed. An expert retained by
the government spends year in patient gather
ing Of facts and collating of them into status
teal report in which he shows that OF the pro-
ceeds of industry wages receive eighty per cent.
capital twenty per cent. This is vehemently
denied by labor leaders and by economists who
speak in behalf of them
Now in matters of opinion proof means
demonstration. But in matters of fact the dem
onstration has been made. Facts can be known
and it is high time they are known. This con-
slant statement and denial this waste OF time
over questions that can be settled takes alto
gether too much of the energy and efficiency OF
our public Investigations. If the Washington
conference would set itself the task of arriving
at the truth of some of these basic disputed
questions and would publish the truth authori-
tatively, one great gain would be contributed
'by it independent of its experimental planning.
Now that there is cumulative evidence that
Ienine and Trotsky are in danger OF losing
their grip, it pleases some persons to point to
the "vindication of the allies policy In Rus
sia. y What has been that policy? No one
knows and the suspicion arises that the allies
themselves would be hard put to it to define it..
Surely it has not been non-interference, as wit
ness Siberia; it has not been cooperation with
non-bolshevist Russians, as witness Kolchek 9
reverse due to not receiving timely aid. And
even if the defeat of Lenine and Trotsky comes
and Russia reverts to an orderly form OF gov
eminent, what if Germany be found predoml-
nant in influenceq Perhaps this claim OF vim
dication is premature
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There is very promising outlook that the
coming wintez will be hard one for people
who are determined to loaf and want time and
half or double time pay for doing it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-11

Great nations write their autobiosraPhes in three
book of their deeds, the book of their
words the book their art Not of these books
be understood unless read the Others but OF
three the only quite trustworthy the last The
OF nation may triumphant by its good fortune,
its mighty by genius of few of it's chill
drcn, its only by the general gifts and common
Eympathes of the race.-John Ruskin.
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Warren B. Stone suggests that the Washing
ton conference should give particular attention
to partnership plans in which labor and CAPT
tai share in industrial management. Ii real
partnership is what labor wants there are some
suggestions to be made to- its leaders. 1t labor
is true partner it must share responsibilities.
If things go well labor as partner will benefit;
if things go badly, labor as partner should
bear equal share of the burden. Will labor do
this willingly7 Are its leaders IN earnest
about this partnership business7
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The hen is liberal fowl; y
gives a peck when she takes s'''
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Women seem to find about y
same amount of pathos in wedalu
and funerals.
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Hawaii exploited the ukelele and we have 1t
with u.s. Now she is sending out publicity for
okolahae and the first news OF this Hawaiian
product mi ght serve to make it highly popular
with some of our people if the times were pro-
pitious Okclahae is brewed from an Hawaiian
plant and its palatability is said to be exceeded
only by its Click There is suspicion that
Hawaii is seeking to become tourist mecca
and that the publicity for okolahae is part Of
her campaign.
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Read The Daily Gate city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
PHYSICAL DIRECTORS
TO MEET IN NEWARK

The physical directors and superin-
tendent Of the Perth Amboy schools
will attend the first annual conven-
ton of the New Jersey Physical Ed
ucation Association to be held in
Newark next Saturday. An elaborate
program has been arranged which
will cover all the work done in the
physical training departments in the
entire state, lectures by prominent
educators and a luncheon at the
Robert Treat Hotel at noon. Prom
inent in the events of the day Will be
the demonstration Of athletics in the
First Regiment Armory by the chill
dren of the Newark elementary
schools. Teachers themselves will
take part in demonstrations and the
affair is looked forward to with great
anticipation Of the great amount of
knowledge of new methods and help
full pointers which will certainly be
impaired to all who attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
TOBACCO HABIT
DANGEROUS

says Doctor Conner. formerly OF Johns
Hopkins hospital. Thousands of men
in perfect health today were 1t not for
the deadly drug Nicotine. Stop the
lrabit now before It's too late. It's a
simple process to rid yourself of the
tobacco habit in any form. Just go to
any u~p-to-date drug store and get
some Nicotol tablets; take them as di-
rected and 10: the pernicious habit
quickly vanishes. Druggists refund
the money If they fail. Be sure to read
large and interesting announcement by
Doctor Conner soon to appear In this
paper. 1t tells of the danger Of nico-
tine poisoning and how to avoid II. In
the meantime try Nicotol tablets: you
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
EIGHT CHILDREN HAD GROUP

81 have eight children and give
Foley's Honey and Tar to all of them"
writes Mrs. P. Rehkamp, 2404 Herman
St, Covington. KY; they all were sub
ject to Group" 1t loosens and clears
mucous and phlegm. stops that strang-
ling cough, makes easy breathing pos
sibie and permits quiet sleep. It con-
tains no opiates, and children like II.
Good for colds, bronchial coughs and
the coughs that linger on after inhu-
enza or grip. Good for grown-ups as
for children. Barnekov g. PETE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
SOUTH AMRoY mYD TO GIVE
"RoLSHEVIKI" MINSTREL

BU Special Correspondent.
SOUTH ANLBOY, Dec. 9-Plans
are now finally complete for the an
nual minstrel show to be given un-
der the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The title of this years show is "a
Soviet Singing Contest" The show
will be "Bolsheviki' from start to
finish, the characters doing every
thing opposite to the usual custom.
Everett Dill will once more appear
as the i]nterlocutor. Meacham, Par
ker, Waterman and Matthews will
be the end men.
Those who witnessed the Court of
Rubeville," last years minstrel sue
cess. will recall the splendid talent
that the director has to work with
and they are looking forward to this
entertainment with great pleasure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09

stored due to the shortage of prope
dwellings.
Thomas Devereaux, of Washington
street, has started to put up two
more buildings which will be used as
stores. These buildings and the stores
being built by John Halter directly
opposite are fast setting a mark for
a central shopping district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
BUILDING IN ROOSEVELT
BIZ Special Corrssp0ndent; -,

BV Special CoTreSp0ndent.
ROOSEVELT, Dec. 9:-The twenty
houses being built for the Leibig
plant on Woodbridge avenue, by the
Elliott G. Brown Construction Com
pany. are rapidly nearing completion
and in a very short time will be In
shape to meet the demand of the
many families who are in need of
homes. This will also relieve the
storage houses of their surplus of
furniture which necessarily had to be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-09
NOTICE

r.n rot,ce that the undersigned,
sn naae Dayton as y will expose for sale
st pupils ls1d sS't bsytS ON the hsm RFSmiiScSss ,1S q
sai9 Street. Perth Amboy. N. j.. on
MaTKet S'f pecember 10th. 1919. at 10
wagon. the property Ct s1snrsr pSye
ton has a lien in the sun of Six Hun
dred and seventy-two dollars and sew
enty-eight cents SSsa2.5s 99n, for 1e9G IN a the
nnnair and construction thereof. the
safd amount being due and remainihs
nnnaid since May 18th. 1919:
5ptat SPENCER DAYTON.