THE SEM1:WE(KIY TRIBUNE
inA L. BARM l'ubllhr.
TBrtMB. H.zS IN APVANOB
NOrlTH PLATTR NEBRASKA
THE MODERN FARMER.
The old order chnngcth nnd the far
mer Is coming into uU own. Not iho
farmer of tho funny paper, with his
patcficd;Jcflni-hold tip. by. ono "gallus,"
flrlvin'K a Bphvlnod tortm with a broken-
flown cart, says rortianu. urcgomnn.
This class 6f agriculturists In rapidly
following the dodo lliu grpat ntik nnd
other raro old birds Inb tho dead nnd
forgotten past In lib place has ap
peared a progressive, Well-read, pros
perous Individual, who seldom gets
beyond tho reach ot tho telcphono nnd
tho daily paper. Tho old syslom of
haphazard farming lias no attraction
for this modern agriculturist, and ho
hoe reduced his calling to n sclonco.
Tho lossons of ndvcrslty hnvo uldcd in
bringing about this change, Hut to tho
Krcatcst extant It is duo to tho spread
of good farming gospel, as taught by
tho agricultural collcgoa and demon
strated on experimental farms. With
tho elevation of his calling tho fanner
Is bringing about n fcmarkabla social,
cconomlo and moral change Tho
chango.that has b'ceiV"wrought 'W 1,10
gospel of botterjar'mlng is strikingly
set forth In n Pullman dispatch, printed
In .yesterday's Oregonian, announcing
4he.'rfllntlon oflProf. doorga Sever
ance ot tW' agricultural doparlmonfof
tho Washington state collogo. Prof,
Severance was drawing tho very satis
factory salary ot ?2,000 per year for
Ms duties o Instructor at tho college,
.but has resigned to becomo a farmer.
Tie Is to tako charge of three farms
Just beyond tho boundary line In Cat.
ada, and In to. receive a salary of $3,000
er 'car, with all his oxponses paid,
and-Ji alio, to have an Interest In the
Droits.
The, French minister of agriculture
has Iseued. an (Appeal to tho farmers ot
bis country urging them to uso goads
with blunter points In driving their
cattle', nut not' bocauno tho sharp
atecl-polntod-goadB aro cruel; ho says
nothing about cruelty; ho docs not
Ruggest that these pricks hurt tho cat
tle. No; he bases his appeal on a com
plaint from the American Chamber of
Commerco In Paris that farmers and
leather merchants find so 'many hides
spoiled by the tittle hotos mado by tho
sharp goads (hat as high as CO per
cent ot some consignments havo been
rejected. And tlnia maybuslncss ac
complish n work ot mercy which socio
ties for the prevention of cruelty to
anlraaUJiavc failed to bring about.
Tho Now York city employe who
wanted his salary cut 15 per cent, was
not tmch,a freak, attar nil. Ho had a
string tied to the offer. What ho asked
for was tf 'general revision downward,
not to oxciiido the conlrpller'a own
pay, expressing n willlaguoss to suffer
himself: if tho rest did, and explaining
why nil of them ought to. Evidently ho
felt Bate in anticipating tho nnswor,
whloh was a quick-tiro decision by tho
controller that ho had no authority In
lav to make any such change ot sal
ary Scale, Ah things turned out, tho
city employe got ft noat llttlo Indict
ment of publlo salary mothods into
print and, kept his ov?u wngo intact.
Nikola Tesla, who says ha has been
at work .oh the task for 20 years, nl
legca that a. system of wireless electric
light has, .been perfected by which It
will be posslblo to "light tho entlro
United States." Tcsln and other "wiz
ards" have wrought some wonders, and
what tho inventor asserts Is no tnoro
extraordinary than nomo previous pre
dictions. QUI', the average porson will
be willing to watt and hco what cornea
ot It all.
Wo hope Dr. Wu's promise thai ho
will return to tho United States 50
years henco does not mean that It
will bo B0 ycarB beforo tho country
new him again, uuya Chicago Tribune.
We need htm at frequent intervals,
not only to pat ub on tho back nnd
nsBuru.un that wo aro a great people,
hut to fuel tho national pulso, exam
ino tho nntlona.1 tongue, and tell un
what nils us.
That policeman who "pretty nearly
got mair because a,' person whom ho
was arresting shot at him should be
warned to control his temper. A tem
per ot that sort Is a valuable asset
for policemen an well as nrlvato nor
sons, and should not bo deteriorated
by undue Irritation,
New' Kugland huntora seem to have
the samo penchant as tho Wisconsin
crowd tor Bhooting each other.
The business ct matching up broken
down foreign princes with American
heiresses Is plainly extra hazardous in
the matter ot collecting tho commlu
slons, Dut observe how Juicy the com
inlsclou Is when you" finally do collect
one I
Having stacked tho practice of
binding women's feet, tho Chinoso cov
eminent are now taklug Htens to nbni.
Itth the practice ot tho men's wourintr
queue. ''Ttifit' is Vha might bo calltid
a usaatoiooi reronn government,
CABINET
At Slsss
MAN'S lent clinrnctor will nl-dfe-jSU
wnya bo moro vlalbla In
lila household than any
where dlsoi and bin practical wlitdom will
lo bettor exhibited liy tho manner In
rtlileh ho beam ruts Iliero than even In
llln larger ufTntrs of business or publlo
life,"
Household Hints.
Ivory carvings that havo become
discolored should bo painted with tur
pcntlno nnd exposed to tho sunshine.
Keep tho piano keys from damp
ness. Air nnd sunlight will not In
jure It. Sunlight keeps tho koyo from
turning yellow.
To doublo tho life of matting glvo It
a coat of varnish after putting it
down.
.Linoleum should be trentcd to n
coat of varnish onco or twice u year.
This improves Its appearance nnd pro
servos it.
Ono of tho best furniture polishes
and ono used by mnny furniture deal
ers is equal parts of bcnzlno nnd Hn
coed oil. Itc in ember bcnzlno is in
flammable, so should bo used with
caro.
All hard finished walls should be
wiped to remove tho dust; thoso of
rough surfneo need brushing.
Palatable Liver.
Liver Is a meat not to bo despised.
Try cooking it In tho cassorolo or cov
ered baking dish. Fry a few slice of
rnt salt pork in a frying pan, remove
tho pork and add ono onion thinly
sliced nnd when slightly brown add.
mo sliced liver nnd scar well on both
sides. Turn all Into a casserole, pork,
liver nnd onion, ndd a cupful ot stock
and half n dozen button onions par
boiled; tionson and cook an hour In
tho oven.
Another nlco wny to sorve a lamb'a
or calf'a llvor, wholo, lard it with
strips of fat pork and put in a cassor
olo. Add stock seasonings of salt,
poppor nnd touspoonful of tomato cat
sup. Whon cooked lay on a platter and
pour around a tbickoned gravy, Garn
ish with button onions cooked in tho
ensscrolo with tho liver.
Almond Biscuit,
lllnnch two ounces of rwim ni.
monds nnd half an ounco of blttor
almonds, pound to n paste Add one
cupful of sugar, tho beaten yolks ot
flvo eggs and beat for live minutes,
mix in four tablespoonfuls of sifted
flour nnd cut nnd fold in tho hemtnn
whites of flvo eggs. Dako In molds.
HINDS "which could novor hav
tiimlo a man happy, dc-
VCloil 11 nownr In tnnkn
him stroiiK. HiroiiKth umt not huppinegs,
or rutlicr duly that happiness which
oineH by Dtruncth la tho end of liuman
llvlnff."-l,illllpa Brooks.
Winter Food.
Pcoplo living in tho northern coun
tries, whoro tho thormomotor is at
zero, and below for weeks, must use
largo quantities of fatty foods to keep
up tho intornnl heat ot tho body. Fats
aro foods that produco tho greatest
amount ot lieut, and If wo Increase tho
amount of fat wo will ho more com
fortable Tho clothing does not keep
out tho cold, hut holds in the heat al-
oady thero.
Tho digestibility of fats depends
largely upon tho kind. Butter, cream,
bacon fat and olive oil aro easily di
gested fats.
Tho fat ot animals must ho cooked
to kill dnngoraus germs, and tho cook
ing makes them harder to digest
Fats docompoBO at a high tomperaturo
and crento fatty acids which causa in
testinal disordors. Iiuttor has a low
melting point and decomposes at the
boiling point ot water, which is tho
chief reason for serving It cold. Olivo
oil, being vegetable, Is frco from
KorniH, is onslly digested and hence a
valimblo fatty food. Fatty foods re
qulro caro in preservation, ns thoy ab
sorb flavors from othor foods. Mutter,
cream nnd olivo oil should be kept
well covered in a cool, clcau plnco.
rho substituted oils or fats, ns cotton
seed oil, in not ns easily digested tti
olivo oil, but la bettor for frying than
animal fata, it ono can overcome the
objection to tho slight odor nnd tasto.
Fried foods aro ludlgestlhlo at best.
but as tho demand seems to keep up
for doughnuts nnd croquettes, wo
must needs comply, Suutolng is moro
objectionable than frying, na tho food
conked In n small amount ot fat is
moro apt to absorb it in tho cooking
Having a small quantity ot fnt, It is
frequently too brown, and so decom
posed; tho upper part of tho nrtlclo
fried is cool nnd ubsorbs tho grcaso,
To fry: Immcrso tho food to be
fried in deep fat .sufficiently hotjfio
sear tho outsido nridTorm n' covering
so that tho fat cannot enter, For'cro-
quetteB or foods provlo'imlycookod,-'
nouer lai is uecoca man for uncooked
foods.
Test for frying fnt: Whon tho fat
bpgtnR to smoke, drop In n cube of
broad. It It browns In 40 sucoudH a
golden brown, It Is mitllclontly hot for
cookod foodH. Sixty uccondfl tho
tost tor doughnuts or any uncooked
mixture.
A Slanlflcant Hint.
If thero worn no birds man could not
live on the earth, and birds aro de
creasing lu this country. Our Dumb
Nnluials. '
T
LEADS LITTLE BAND
LONDON. Wllliaui O'tlrlcn, who Is the leader ot a compact little band
ot 11 Independent nationalists pledged u, opposo the budget, Is some
thing of a thorn In the flesh of tho ministry. Mr. O'Hrlen has had
a stormy political career. A Journalist by profession, ho has been prose
cuted no fewer than nlno times for political offenses, and has spent moro
than two yosrs In prison. In 1868 ho fouuded a new ngrnrlan movement,
tho 'United Irish Leaguo," and started the Irish people newspaper na
Its advocate. Ho severed his connection with tuo ofllclnl Irish nationalist
party in the house of commons in 1305.
FATHER MINUS ARMS
Without Use of Hands Massa
chusetts Man Rears Family.
Still a Bread Winner at Age of 76
About Only Things Cannot Do Aro
Mowing with Scythe and
Milking a Cow.s
Palmer, Mass. A story of nn . .al
most unexampled struggle for exist
ence, as well as a record ot human
Ingenuity which could hardly bo sur
passed, Is furnished by a Day state
town.
With ono arm out off nt tho shoul
der nnd the other bolow Uie elbow,
Michael Laford, a Pnlmor man, has
brought up n family of seven children
nnd supported them, although for 42
years ho has been deprived of the use
of his hands.
Among tho hundreds of stories told.
of tho courage nnd pluck of thoso of-.
fllctcd by the Iosb of various faculties,
who havo struggled gamely on, refus-.
jug to glvo In to fato, that of Laford
Is unlquo.
Even for a man of nerfect health
and physique, tho trlaln and difficul
ties which Laford has founht against
all his Ufa would bo considered stu
pendous. Yot, at the ago of 70, and
nftcr a llfetlmo struggle, he is still
earning his bread chcorfully, and in
fact, ho did nearly half a contury ago,
after tho accident occurred which
mado him a crlpplo for tho rest of bis"
unys.
From tho moment nf I.nfnr.l'u litrth
mlfifortuno seemed to set upon him;
lie was born in n little vlllnjio n few
miles outsido of Montreal, llcforo ho
had reached tho ago ot two yeara his
mother had died, leaving him with
several other children, to tho caro or
neglect of friends nnd neighbors.
With tho death of tho mother tho fam
ily was broken un. nnd tho children
wero given nwny to whoever would
taxo them. Michael fell Into tho
hands of a farmer, who put him to
work almost ns soon an hn eonld wnllf
Up to the tlmo ho wns 12 years od,
iarora worked as row boys over have
Parchment Hess Odd Story
Document More Than Century Old
Exonerates Man of Wrongdoing
Not a Criminal.
Canton, O. Itummaglng In a quaint
old doBk among a heap ot musty pa
pers, ye'inw vttbngo, Miss Elizabeth
Heed, "II Shorb fitreot, this city, has
found a historic document It almost
crumbled as sho read it, That tho
loss ot n plcco ot ear, caused by tho
blto ot a horse, should be nworn to
boforo a Justice puzzled her and alio
Investigated.
Tho document, dnted In Hamilton
county, certified that John Hoed, when
a child, had a small plcco taken out
ot tho under sldo of his left cur by
n horse, nnd concludod , "which hath
been lawfully and sufficiently proved
by tho oaths ot living wltuosscs, given
under tho hand and seal of the un
dersigned Justice of tho pcaco, Do
comber 31, 1801, Signed, Houton
Clarke."
Miss Iteed upon Investigation
learned that nt tho dnto ot tho docu
ment thero was a custom of marking
crimlunls by cutting away part of ono
ot their ears. John Reed was her
great-grandfather, ono of tho Bottlers
of Ohio, and to dispel presumptions
AGAINST BUDGET
to work. At 14 ho was used In tho
woods with tho men, whero ho put In
his ten and twelve jiotira a day. with,
a gang of loggers. Not only was the
child driven to work, but ho was
beaten, improperly fed. and went al
most without clothing even In the
freezing air of a Canadian winter.
Several times he wbb driven out of
tho camp to .attend to honses in tho
night nnd compelled to wade through
tho snow "in baro feet. For several
years this treatment continued, till
at last Laford mado up IiIb mind that
ho would do better to strike out for
hlmsolf. Taking ndvantago of a dork
and Btormy night ho ran awny, and
after weeks and months of hiding nnd
hunger, ho fell in with a chance friend
with whom he worked his wny down
across tho Canadian border Into New
York state.
Through his knowledge' of lumber
ing ho prospered. He mndo money
and in d few years was able to tako
small lumbering contracts for himself.
After n year or so of success at this
ho moved to Stafford, Conn., where he
again started operations, it wns here,
Cupid's Gold
Coldblooded Post Office Inspectors
Rudely Dash Fond Hones of
Many Lonely Lovers.
' Washington. Tho coldblooded post
oluce Inspectors haro got a point
whero they Interfere with the search
for soulmntcs by lonely women, lan
guishing from psychic .hunger. There
is tho ense of Alice Potorson of Johns
town, Pa., who wan barred from tho
use of the malls merely becauso she
employed modern business mothods,
including advertising In newspapers,
to secure a new husband.
Alice, according to u statement
Bont out by tho post ofllco depnrtment,
now has a porfectly legal husband,
but Kho advertised for another. Tho
statement asserts . that In certain
cases when Alice's -correspondents
looked good to her she wroto asking
on the part ot strangers that he had
lost part of an car by bolng- marked
au a criminal ho uccured-the document
to certify to the contrary.
Further rummngo by" MIhb Hood
found papers showing tliu discharge
of her great-great-grandfather, Isnac
Reed, from tho war of tho revolution.
Tho papers wero dated July 27, 1770.
A soiled promlsory noto of 1S05
showed that John Dcnham wan debtor
to Isaac Reed for tho "Just nnd full
sum ot 12 gallons ot good merchant-
nhlo whisky to be paid tho first day
of Mnrch."
New Way to Bo Good,
Detroit, Mich. "Conflicting color
nrrnugemcntn tend to lower tho moral
plane," declared A. M. McKouzlo of
Hamilton, Out, to-day In a paper road
beforonhoiMostur House Painters and
Decorators of tho United States and
Canada, who aro in convention hero.
"Tho Crnft of tho MnBtor Painter ns
a Moral Educator or Otherwise" wns
tho Hubject of Mr. McKenzlo'H pnper,
nnd throughout It carried tho idea
that more beautiful coloring would
ho n great fnclor in betlorlog mornl
life In tho slums of. the cities.
however, that tho nccldcat occurred
which crippled him for tho rest of his
life.
Laford was working In a sawmill,
running a circular saw. Through the.
clumsiness of ono of tho holpcrs In
working the carriage ot the big saw.
Laford waB thrown against tho frame
work surrounding tho whirling saw,
lost his hold on the lover of the ma
.chlno and fell straight forward on
tho buzzing blur of teeth. In an In
stant tho Jeft arm wns severed at tho
wrist. Then, in trying to regain his
balance, ho pitched forward onco
more, and thus lost the other" arm.
In tho excitement that followed tho
mill was shut down nnd Iaford was
hurried to tho hospital. In five weeks'
time ho wan out, but for more than n
year ho remained practically helpless.
Not only was It im'pOaslbla for him
to do any hlud of work, but tho loss
of hls arms Impeded him in a thou
sand wnya. It was oven difficult for
him to walk about. All his Bcnse of.
balance was lost, liiBtcnd of submit
ting to his fater however, Laford was
continually making plans for his self
support. He first got a Job driving a team.
In a short time ho could not only
drive a team, but could load one.
Kven tho henvlcst logs wero none too
heavy, nnd In sis months' tlmo La
ford was back on his old Job again as
u teamster, nnd holding his own
against the rent of the crow. Ho was
at this time 45 years old. and for 20
yeara ho was a teamster In tho lunv
bcrlng camps.
Iaford has been n rcsldont of Pnb
mer for the last twenty years, and
on his testimony there aro only three
things which ho cannot do:
Ho cannot mow with a scythe.
Ho cannot chop wood.
Ho cannot milk a cow.
Outside of thoso thrco occupations
he claims that ho is Just us good a
man, even at his 73 years ot ago, as
can bo found in many communities.
Laford, without hands and minus
one arm, dresses himself, feeds hlm
solf, lights and smokea his own pipes
and cigars, harnesses a horse and
docs a thousand things that would
puzzlo an outsider. In placo of tho
two hands' lost,' Laterd'has' developed
the uso of his teeth nnd his toes.
HEN OFFICIALLY IS A BIRD
Treasury Department So Decides, But
Eggs Are Not Admitted Free
as Birds' Eggs.
Washington. "A hen 1b n bird" li
the official declaration ot tho. United
States treasury department.
Us customs experts mado this rul
ing In response to the Inquiries ol
one of tho department's correspond
ents .who .callcdi-attenlton to tho fact
that the Payne tariff law levied a
duty of five conts a dozen on "hens'
eggs, while at the namo tlmo birds'
eggs are admitted duty free.
Tho paragraph imposing tho duty
on hens' eggs is upeclflc, so that al
though a hen is officially declared a
bird Its products will havo to pay the
tariff rate.
Cupid Falls at Last.
Staunton, Va. C. C. Pugh ot Nelson
county has roturncd to tho Augusta
county clerk's ofllco n marrlago li
cense Issued to him and Miss Fanny
Orass April 28, 1004, saying he does
not need It nt present. Ho falls to
state what happened to Cupid in these
six years.
Mine Closed
them to send her tho price of getting
from Johnstown to their placo of resi
dence, and when sho got tho monoy
failed to seek tho society of her
would-be Eoulmatcs. She Just hung
onto the money.
In explanation Alice enld sho want
ed to try, try again, until sho found
exactly 'tho fight man. 'Then, sho de
clared, she meant to return all tho
money sho had received from tho
other men1 and clcavo only to the ul
timata eligible
Tho Inspectors had a hard time get
ting evidence, as tho men who sent
her monoy and wero then left wait
ing nt the train on which Alice didn't
como were reluctant to havo thoir
names used In tho case. Dut ono man
was found at Mnybury, Pa., who con
Edited to help tho Inspectors. He
sent Allco J" 50 to pay her faro from
Johnstown to Maybury, hut sho nover
camo. Another man living way out
ut Kugone, Ore., who claimed to have
given up $110 to Alice, also gave the
post ofllco Inspectors a lift.
Appendicitis Family Curse.
Appleton, Wls.--Tho original "ap
pendicitis" family has been discovered
nt Askcaton. In tho family of Robert
Powers there havo been during tho
last 18 months seven operations for
nppondlcltlc, tho father nnd his six
sons lmvlng-lieen afflicted during that
time. All havo recovered except Wil
liam Powers, youngest eottf whoun
derwent an operation only a few days
ago. Tho. father wns tho ilrst to need
un operation, Then one after nn
other the sons beenmo 111. Three
mouths ago there wero two appendices
removed in threo days.
Ban on False Hair:
Ilrockwayvlllo, Pa, At a meeting of
tho liacbolor dlrls' club of this placo
a resolution was adopted to put a ban
on false hair as an aid to boauty.
Hlnco then tho women uro following
tho lead ot tho girls by discarding
rats nnd other falsa hair effects. A
general boycott ot "fake hair" con
ccrna scorn certain,
There, aro few girls who cling to
the mnko-belluvo idea bIuco tho liacb
olor nirls' club ropolved to get along
wlib natures own adornraeuL
Do farmers eat the proper sort of food 7
Tho farmer of today buys a much
larger proportion of tho food that goes
on tho table than lid did ten years ago.
It's a good thing that this Is so because
ko has a great variety to select from.
Ho should, however, uso great core
in selecting for tho best ccsults in
health and strength.
Tho widespread tendency In tho city
to increase tho amount of Quaker Oats
eaten is duo very largely to tho recent
demonstrations by scientific mon Umt
tho Quaker Oat fed man is tho man
with grcatcct physical endurance and
greatest mental vigor,
Farmers should glvo this subject
careful thought nnd should Increase
tho quantity of Quaker Oats caton by
themselves, their children and tho
farm hands. C7
DESERT MELODY. ;-
"I can elns," nd oni Toucan, "you bet,"
f'J, too. enn," said op that he mot.
So if I can. and you can.
, Wo two can, wo Toucans."
Bo the two Toucans sang a, duet
Traveling Man Got Even.
A traveling man called on the man
ager of a largo Now York concern tho
other day nnd sent hln card in by the
boy at tho outsido gato, Tho boy
sauntered back lazily nnd told the
traveling man that tho manager
wouldn't bco him.
"Well, you go and ask him for. the
card I sent In," said tho caller.
In a few minutes tho boy returned
from his .second trip. "Say," remarked
the boy, "tho boss told mo to toll you
Hint ho tore up that card, but ho scut
a nlckcKo-ypirto iiay for Ik1
Tito traveling man wan deeply in
sulted, hut ho decided to get back a
best ho could. Ho opened hla card
ence and draw out another card, hand
ing it to tho boy.
"Give this to your boos," he aaW,
"and tell him that I'll keep tho money.
My cards aro two for flvo. Much
obliged."
Tho manager rushed out of tho gate
to find tho traveling man, but he was
too Into. Tho man had left
Betrayed by the Tipping Habit.
"Your- friend, tho . count, .my jSar"
said tho millionaire to 'hiablOQmlng
daughter, "has an odd way-f extend
ing his hand. Dd you noticd whea.wo
parted to-night that ho held his palm
uppermost?"
His daughter sighed.
"I was in hopes," Bho murmured,
"thut If Alphonse was exposed ,ic
would bo found that hoiwas at least a
restaurant waiter but I'm afraid he
wus only a shoo shiner in n .bartwr
shop."
Not Willing to Commit Himself.
Thp teacher had called upon Fred
die Drown to give nn illustration ot
tho proper manner In which to com
pare tho ndjctive "Clean."
"Mother is clean," said hq, faltering
ly, "father Is cleaner " Hero he
paused.
"And," prompted 1ho teacher.
"Freddie was still silent nnd very
thoughtful. '
"Haven't you sorao other. relative?"
asked the teacher, smiling.
"Oh, yes," replied Frcddlo, "there's
auntie but I ain't Buro about her!"
Storm. Episode.
Two hnnduomo young women, be
comingly dressed, slipped and fell to-j
gether In tho slushy pool of tho cross
ing. Thoy nroso wet and nngTy
Wring out, wild belles," commontod
an observer, such an addition ot Inj
Biilt to injury being condemned by all'
who overheard. Philadelphia Ledger.'
Thinking of Garden Time.
Hacon I think much of tho ' man
who can niako two blades of grass'.
grow whoro ono grow boforo.
ICgbort I've not got, my eyo on hlm.l
I ndmiro moro tho man who can muko
only ono weed grow whero a dozen
grow before. j
Tho decollotc-gowncd "wdmnn la sol-.,
dom deceitful; nt least, shcdocsn't try I
to conceal much. '
CHANGE THE VIBRATION
It Makes for Health.
A man tried leaving off ment, pota
toes, coffco, and etc., and adopted nl
breakfast or fruit, Orapo-Nuts with'
cream, somo crisp toast and. a cup, .of
Postum, ' '
His health began to improvo at onco
for tho reason that a -moat oator will
roach a place onco in a whllo wuoro
his system seoms to becomo clogged
and tho machinery doesn't work
smoothly.
A change of this kind puts nslda food
ot low nutrltivo vnluo and takes up
food and drink of tho highest value,
already partly- digested and capable
of being quickly changed Into good,
rich blood nnd strong tissue
A most valuable featuro of Q rope
Nuts is tho natural phosphato ot pot
ash grown in the gralim from which it
la rondo. This is tho eloracnt whloh
transforms albumen in tho body Into
tho soft grny substance which OIU
brain nnd nerve contain.
A few days' uso of Orapo-Nuta will
glvo ono rt degree of nervous strength
well worth tho trial.
Look in pkgs for tho llttlo book, "Tho
Road toWollrlllo." "Thcro'a n Reason."
I'vrr rrml tlic ulntvti Irftrrr A Hrw
iiiic itM-nr from dm (o (line. Tltrjr
arc "krniilur, (ri)C, nu4 foil ot Itumna
Interest.