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lPERU.NA STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
Mr. Chas. L. Sauer , Grand Scribe ,
Grand Encampment 1. O. O. P. of
'l'e:1ms : , and Assistant City Auditor ,
writcs from the City lIal1 , lIn Antonio ,
rex. :
"Nearly two years ago I accepted a
position as secretary and treasurer
with one of the leading- dry goods
establishments of Galvcston , ' 1\ox.
" The tmddel1 change from a high and
dr.v altitude to sea level proved too
much lor me and I became a1llieted
with catarrh and cold in the head , and
genel'lll debility to SUCll an extent as to
almost incapacitate me lor attending
to ; ny duties.
" /was Induced to tr.y PCrlJtla , nnd
nfter tnklng se'cral bottles III small
doses J nm pleased to say tfwt / was
cntlrel ) ' restored to my normal cOlIClI-
tlonnnd ! Jave c'cr since rccommended
, 'Je use of Perllllll to my friends. "
DYSPEPTIC PHILOSOPHY.
Most of us have trouble to lend.
L < > ve w111 find a way , even a way
out.
Fortune doesn't always smtle on the
funny man.
Success Is doing a thing before some
r one ell'e does It.
Marrlago Is the gateway from romance -
" mance to reallt : } . .
Fortune never ] mocks at some doors
because It can't get b : } ' the janitor.
It dOEsn't pay to go entire ] : } ' on th ,
theol' ' that contrarle
: } things go by
The woman who dresses better than
her friends w111 never bo popular with
them.
'l'hosa who have greatness thrust
upon them seldom know what to do
. , . . \ with It.
' : 'I'he fool and his money are what
] , eep the rest of us from starving to
death.
" Hlche ! : : have wings , but they are not
the 1lnd of wings that are fashionable
In heaven.
L < > ts of wlvos never understand why
their husbands should need any spendIng -
Ing money.
. Some men are so fond of sympathy
that they actually glory In being the
under dog.
If 0. man would on ] : } ' pa : } ' his debtl !
as promptly as his grudges his credit
would be better.
When a glr ] begins to ask a fellow
} . about his life Insurance , the rest
ought tc. bn easy.
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Sacrifice Made by Judge.
Justice Homes ] , of the supreme
. court , In order that he ma : } ' preserve
his mind free from distractions of Information -
formation and misinformation that
. . . would Impair his efficlenc : } ' and wis-
dam as It jurist , does not allow hlm-
selt to read the newspapers.
DOCTOR'S SHIFT.
Now Gels Along Without It.
A ph'slctan : sa's : : "Until last fan
" I used to eat meat for my breafast ]
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and suffered with
f" Indigestion until
. . . the . cat had lJassed from the starn-
. , . . ach.
"Last fall I began the use of Grape-
Nuts for brealtfast allli very soon
found I could do without meat , for
my body got all the nourishment
necessary from the Grape-Nuts , and
slnco then I 'havo ' not had any Indi.
gestlon and am feeling bettel' and
have Increased In weight.
"Since finding the benefit I derivell
from Grape-Nuts I have prescribed
r. the food for all of m : } ' patients sufferIng -
. , ' Ing from indigestion 01' over-feeding
and also for those recovering from
disease where I want a food easy to
tate ] tmd certain to digest and which
w1ll not overt x the stomach ,
"I always find the results I looe ]
for when I prescribe Grape-Nuts. For
ethlca ] reasons please omit my name , "
Name given hy mall b : } ' Postum Co. ,
Datte ] Creek , l\I1cl. ]
O' Th reason for the wonderful
amount of nutriment , and the easy digestion -
gestion of Grape-Nuts Is not hard to
find.
tR\ In the first pace ] , the starch : } ' part
. -J \ " of the wheat and harey ] goes through
various processes of cooking , to per.
fectly change the starch Into Dextrose
or Post Sugar , In which state it Is
ready to bo easily absorbed hy the
blood. The parts In the wheat and
barle : } ' which Nature can mate use
of for rebuilding brain and nerve centers -
ters are retained in this remartnhle ]
food , and thus the human body Is
supplied with the ] lowerful strength
producers so easily noticed nfter ono
'T' has eaten Grape-Nuts el\ch day for a
\Veole or 10 da's. : "Thero's a reason. "
Get the lIttle boolt , "The Road to
Wenvllle. " In pkgs.
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TIlE SPARROWS'
HOUSE
BY' JOSEPII DAUGIIER
( Copyright , by Joseph D. Dowlcs. )
There was absolutely no reason why
we shoullI move ; wo Were living In an
up.to.date house In an excellent neigh.
borhood , Dut Alice , my wife , thought
differently , amI as she was bent upon
malting a change , I consented on con-
( lition that she should do her own
house-lllIltlng. ]
"Oh , James ! " she cried , as she met
me ono e\'enlng with a I1ve.year ] ease
in her hllnd. "I've found such a charmIng - '
Ing little home , an(1 ( in such a dellght-
fu ] ] ocatlon ; It's so cultured and re.
fined , you know. I am so glad on
Henry Jr.'s IIccount , for : } 'Oll know that
Henry Jr. Is gottlng on. "
The : } 'outh referred to had not turned
14 months.
"I leased the hOuse from n l\ ! ] ! ; ! ! . ,
Smrrow-such ] a sUlerlor womln : ! "
continued my wife ; "so milch nice : " ,
don't YOll think , than rentln ! ! : m
these horrid ngents Who w111 neve : , 110
II. thing for 'one wllhuut malng ] a fUS3
about It. 1\1lss Sparrow su's : she
couldn't think of giving us so charming -
ing a little home , but her sister Amy
Is to be married next month , poor girl !
and she , 1\IIss Sparrow , or course ,
doesn't care to live alone. "
I offered no oIJjections , but sllggested
that she should write to her Uncle
Henry , for whom Henry Jr. was
named , anll request him to ] lostpone
his visit until we were thoroughly settled -
tled In our new home. She Indlgnant-
] y refused , saying that her uncle had
grown very Irritabe ] and suspicious of
late , and ho might thin ] , we didn't
want him , and that she wasn't going
to have Henry Jr.'s prospects ruined
by any such Insane notions. My wlfe's
uncle , an asthmatic , wealthy old bachelor -
elor , was strongly prejudiced against
mo , because his niece had married me
when he had hoped she would nurse
him In his declining : } 'ears.
The night of the first of the follo-
Ing month found us In our new home ,
and excepting that a shower of prisms
foil from the parlor chandelier when I
lighted the gas , the evening had , so
far , passed off without Incident.
My wife's unco arrived In the worst
of humors ; his train , bolng three hOllrs
late , didn't pull In until almost mid-
night. Ho drew back from me suspiciously -
ciously when I offered to tale his
valise. and glared at me savagel : } ' over
his glasses , thoroughly convinced , no
doubt , that to a conspiracy on my part
was due the accident to his train.
1\Iy w1e , not a little hurt when her
effusive greeting met with a rebulY ,
said she was sorry little Henry had
gone to bcd , for she would so lIIe to
have her unco Henry see his little
namesae.Vhereupon ] he somewhat
gruUly Inquired whether Henry Jr. had
any Intention of absconding before
morning.
Crestfallen , and worn out after a
hard day's worl , we went to ted , but I
had hardly closed m : } ' eyes when 1 felt
myself sudden ] : } ' aroused.
"James , " whispered my w1e , In
trembling tones , "what Is that noise ? "
"Only water running next door , " I
replied drowsll : } ' , and turned over to
sloop aealn.
"Water next doorVhy ! , James , It's
In this very room. Listen ! "
I got up and palny ] ] heard the
sound , but couldn't locate It.
Hoping to find the source of the
noise , I ran a lighted wax taper along
the side of the wall ; when I reached a
point about three feet from the window -
dow I found It as a volume of flame
belched torth almost to the ollposlte
side of the room. I seized a pillow ,
and called to my wife for a cork.
" 'fake It away for the love or
heaven ! " I yelled , as she handed 11Ie
a cork , hOdlng ] In her other han l 11
'otte. ! " ! l's gasoline ! "
9hi ) gave piercing shrlo ] " IInJ
! ' : : -Y he IJOttlo and cork out Into the
; : 1I. Artcr knocking over several
things In the medicine chest she gave
me a rubber stoPIlCr. I drove It
Into the aperture of a us } llpo
from whlclr the hractet ] had been
purloined by the Sparrows , and which
they had plugged with wax. The pll-
low , In the meantime had caught lire ,
and while I was trying to smother It
my w1e fcreamed again , and this
awoke Henry Jr. , who joined In the
melee ; this brought down my wlfo's
uncc , whom we didn't see until I
lighted the gas , although ho haJ announced -
nounced hlmsolf by a sneezo.
Finally I got things quieted. I
didn't notice until the next morning
how badly I had been burned. It was
after dawn when I was awakened.
"James ! get up , quick ! " callel ! my
wife. "The room Is filled with smole-
the house 12 on fire ! "
Amost ] suffocated , I jumped out of
bed , threw open windows , IInd grolled
my wa : } ' to the ] , ltchen stairs.
"Ph'llIS : ! " I yelled at the top or
my volco ; "Is there a tire down there ? "
"No , sah , " yelle4 back the cook ;
"dar ain't no flah ; I wish dar war ,
but Il's all smow. Drat de 010 stobe !
It won't draw. An' Mars Jeems , dar's
a man henh w'lIe 'go , un' ho done turn
dl ! watah off In do aile : } ' , ] mBe ho say
do watah rlnt ain't. paid , an' how I's
tel' glt breakfus wlfom no flah an' no
watah , de good Lord , lIe ani : } ' Imow. "
We hurriedly dressed , whllo Henry
Jr. , having awakened , entered Into the
spirit or the affair , and seemed to enjoy -
joy It , for ho persisted Inlckln ] ! ; his
heels up Into the all' and throwing off
his covering. Wo tied him fast In
hlg cradle , and then ran down to the
kitchen , where we found 1 > 11)1118 In
tears.
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"It are only Ile smoc , l\tl s Alice , . '
explained the cooe , I1rawlng her sleeve
ucross her e'es , while my wife , the
plcturo , f mlsor ) ' , was genulney ] cry-
Ing.
"There are draughts all over this
hOllse , " she said , shh'erlng as she I1re\\ "
her shay'1 arollnd her.
"Dar ahl't no draughts In dls heah ,
ole stobe , Miss Allco , 'deed dar ain't , "
said Ph'llIs : , funning the grate with
her apron.
, "ever mind the grate , Phyllis/ ,
sl\lu m : } ' ' , viCe , "bllt ml\\O a tire at once
In thp 11111'101' . 'rhe IIttio ] 1l'eclous U1-
stalr will tnlte his dcath or colli. "
And shl1 wcnt UI to Henry Jr. , ] eav-
Ing me gazing dejectedly through 1\
broCn ] window out on the raln-soaod ] ,
nsh.covered landscallO of the Sparrows'
lmc ] , ) 'an ] .
I was brought bacle to mrselt br mr
wife calling mo to como. U1 and un-
rope Hcnry Jr. , who was stronuousy ]
oIJjecting to his bondnge. Just as 1
hall freed hllll , there came from below
an n\\11I1 crash.
"llreHH mah SOli ] : " walled I'h'llIs :
from the ] 1al'lol' , "It de whoo ] front
winder or do parIah stobo nln't 1I0no
fall ollt : '
I m.n 1I0wn again , followed by my
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'Ic with Henry In her arllls.
" ' -hls Is the last straw , " I mutterell ,
10ollng on our now IHlr10r carpet ,
rllined fore\'er.
"Whereare : } 'ou going , James ? "
snld m : } ' wife , as I was getting Into
my rain coat.
"I'm going , my dear , " I re1l1ed ] , "to
call , as early as it Is , U1on that Sparrow -
row of YOllrs , and twist Its nocle : '
"I beg or : } 'ou-I I1nploro you not to
go , James. 1\1lss Sparrow will attend
to e\'erythlng , I am sure ; besides , poor :
: \Uss Amy Is going to bo married only
next month , anll- "
llefore she had tlmo to I1nlsh her
uncle entered and startled us with a.
double sneezo.
"Oh , Uncle Henry ! " cried my wife ,
In great distress , "I know you would
take cold last night. You must let
me get you something. I'm sure you
must feel very bad ; I wlll- "
"You may mate yourself easy on that :
Ilolnt , madam , " he brolte In. "Dllt before - , .
fore I len..e this house or conspIrators I
want to ad..lse you to place that child
In an n.synm ] where ho will bo prop-
ery ] carell for ; while you , madam ,
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"TAKE 'l'lIE GOLD CUUE ! " lIE
SnOUTED.
should be confined In some sanitarium
And as for YOII , sir , " ho shouted , shal , .
Ing his umbrella In my face , "tako the
gold cure-the pedge ] would o yo ! .
no good , : } 'ou'd only brea ] , It. 'I'alto the
gold rure ! the gold cure ! the gold
cure ! " lIe slammed the front dool
after him , and shuflled down the street
While conning these things , Phylll !
came In with her scuttle for a last
load. Sha told us she had found an all
stove with enough all In It to cook
brlafast. ] She hesitated as she added
that she had borrowed some water
from our neighbor next door , wl10 remarked -
marked that we had begun the borrowIng -
Ing plan rather ear ] : } ' for so short nn
aCful1lntar. e.Ye cOlllmended our
cool's enterprise and told her to do
the best : : ohe could. And for the next
ten minutes we heard her In terms
iorclble , If not ] lollte , ] 1Il : } ' her reo
' -'peets - to the stove.
llrealtfast WIIS not a sucres : : ! . The
coffee was cold , and the chols ] wore garnished -
nished with coal oil , the lIa\'ol' at
which lingered with me for hours.
Dlrectl : } . after IJreakfast I called on
the Sparrows , who , while making my
compalnts ] , did nothing bllt HuttoI' an
chlr1 ] , The elder bird said she cOllldn't
alToI'd to spend a cent at that tlmo on
repairs.
I notillcll her thnt we would varate
the house within three days.
She Huttered and chirped excltedl ,
as the : } ' followed 11I0 to the door , and
I thought I heard the betrothed Spar.
row say something- about damages ,
though It may have been nothln ! ; more
than an InolTenslve twitter.
After call1n ! ; all m : } ' old agent. t
turned my stelS toward our "now
home , " where I met the stove mar
who was , for the moment , lea\lng. lh'
told mo that he ha ! ! IIxed the par
lor stove , but could do nothing with
the kitchen range ; that during the
summer monthH the sI1Ilrrows muse
ha\'o built their nests In the chimney
I told him that I hadn't the slight
est doubt about It.
I\ly wlfo was anxiously awaiting my
return. I told her or m : } ' hlHhly satls.
factory . . . .Ialt to aliI' 0111 lalll11ord.
"PoortIS : Amy ! " moaned my wife.
"Alii ] , oh ! : } 'Oll ] 1001' . dlslnhorlle ! ! , lie.
frauded little darling , " she nddud ,
burying hel face In He1l' ) ' .Jr.'s necl\ .
On the e\'onlng of the third da ) ' fo ]
lowing we were hac ] , In our old home.
Last ; 'ttar there Were 31,211OOO ! ot
matches Hold in F1'II II ce , bringing Into
that natloa's treusllr ) ' $5,21Gt' O , thll
being a state monololy ] ,
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Lack of desire Is the greatest of
rlchcs.-Seneca.
Ten noes are better than ono 110.
-I'rom the Danish.
Deeds are fruits , words are leaves.
-From the French.
An old bachelor Is only the halt of
a pall' of clssors.-Frantlln. ]
Avarice anll fidelity cannot dwell together -
gether In the same house.-Grimm.
A virtuous woman commands her
husbanll by obe'lng : hlm.-1 > lIbllus
Syrus.
Whoever undertatcs ] a tas ] , cl1nnot
repudiate the re3ponslblllty.-Chlneso
Maxim.
Who dangles after the great Is the
last at table and the first to be cuffed
-1"rom the Italian.
No man can escnpo the vitiating ef.
rect of an offense against his own can-
sclence.-Georgo Eliot. .
The 11Ilth of duty lies In what Is :
near , and mea seck for It In what Is
remote. The work or duty lies In
what Is easy , and men seek for it In
what Is dlfficut. ]
DROKEN OFF SHORT.
Live slowy ] Ir you would live long.
Dadness ] Is selIom ] becoming to the
man who Is becoming bald.
A man's good Intentions are all
right , though they seldom add much
to his Income.
The self-mado man may stili prove
to bo an easy mark for the macblne-
made politician.
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A Certain Cure for Tlrod " lIot Aching 8. Ohn.lcI ,
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Make your boy's food tasty-Mother-for it has to do some big things.
It has to make flesh , blood , bone and muscle and supply boundless
Energy. Remembcr , tbe boy of today is the man of tomorrow. I .
Don't injure him physically and mentally with
indigestible meats , pastries , rich puddings , etc. , tha.t
net as a drain on his nervous
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You won't have to coax him to eDt It ell her , Motber , tor 111 delicious rlcb f1.1vor wben ealen wllb creun :
: and sugar Is Just what be craves most tor.
Egg-O-See Itceps the blood cool and is the ideal summer food.
Give him some tomorrow-"there Vlon't be no leavln's. "
Prrpared under condillons ot scrupulous cleanliness. .
Enrygroccr In Ihe counlrysells EGG-O-SEE-the whole wheat crreal. It your crocer bas not received
his supply , mall us 10 crnls and his name ( IS cents wCt of the Rocky Mountains ) IIDd we wlll.enII you
a package ot EGG-OSEE : wd a copy ot the book , " .bac" to nature. "
FREE " .back to nature" book
Our 3Z.page book , " .bact ! to nature , " oulllne. a pl n at right IIvlnllnclud-
Inl : mrnus tor 7 d3ys and recipes tor prparlna tbe necessary dishes , based on a
whole wheat diet , wllh sucgetllons tor rothlnl : , calln ! : anil exercise , Illustrated
trom ! Ire , cxceedlncly simple Dnd aUractlve. 1Jy tollowlnl : the precepU ,
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EGG.O.SEE CEREAL COMPANY
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CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM
An eminent physician says-that rheumatism is the direct result of improper
eating and may be absoutely ] cured by leaving out your dietary animal foods I
of all kinds an living on cereals , fruits , nuts and vegetables. A diet consisting
of milk and ceren ] foods will cure the most acute { arm of Rheumatism , wbile
those who live mainly on animal foods , cannot escape it.
OBi PRICE'S
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD
Is rich In potnsslum and sodium which are the essentials of the diet of personl
with Rheumatic dispositions. 'rhe whole wheat berry being used , the fee becomes -
comes a regulator of the bowels , while the celery acts as a nerve tonic.
Palatablo-Nut'BUous-Easy of Digestion and Ready to Ect
Can be served hot. PUlln It hot oven for It few minutes ; or cook In boiling milk to It mush.
IDe a Packagea For Sale lIy My oflgnaturo B : :
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AN " , neb lIourlslnul'nt Grocers package 'n . . . - , .
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Dr. Price , the famous food expert , the creator of Dr. Price's Cream Dlklng : Powller Dnd Delicious
Flavoring Extracts , leu Cream Sugar Dnd Jelly Desserts , has Dever een compelled ,
notwithstanding strenuous " 'ood laws , to change any of his products. They have ulwaya
Dformed to tl elr requIrements. : fhla I. an absolute gUllrtlDteo of their quality and purity.
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