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VALUE OF FRUIT EATING.
Serves as Natural Stimulus to the
Digestive Organs.
A writer in the Family Doctor says
in regard to fruit eating: “We are
all quite ready to agree that fruit
forms a food cf great value, but we
display great lack of judgment in the
manner in which we take advant.ge
of its valuable qualities. Most peo-
ple, instead of taking fruit on an
empty stomack, or in combina ion
with simple grain preparations, such
as bread, eat it with oily foods gen:
erally cream. Then, perhaps, he
whole mass is washed down with tea.
coffee, or other liquid. To do its bes:
work, fruit should be eaten either on
an empty stomach or else with br ad
merely, never with-vegetables. Eaten
in the morning, fruit is very re resh-
ing and serves as a natural stimu:.us
to the digestive organs; but e.ch
when eaten at the proper time. its
good effects are generally coun er
balanced by its being saturated with
sugar. Very few kinds of fruit, if
thoroughly ripened, require any sugar.
particularly if eaten raw.”
Fulfilling His Agreement.
Having become tired of living in
rented houses, Mr. Gwimple had
bought a home of iL.. own. Not hav:
ing enough money to pay for it out
right, he had nade a cash paym:n!
of a thousand dollars, and given a
trust deed on the property for the re-
mainder. One night, not long after
he had taken possession of his new
home, Mrs. Gwimple roused him tro::
a deep sleep.
“Gerald,” she said, ‘somebody is
trying to get into the house!”
Mr. Gwimple crawled out of bed unc
started down-stairs.
“What are you going to do?” she
asked him.
“I'm going to let him in,” he one
wered, half-awake.
“7g let him in! Who?’
“The man that holds the trust dec”
on this property,” he mumbled. “Ic
aocument I signed binds me to ad..l
him to the premises at any hour oO.
the day.”
The History of Niagara.
Dr. J.- W. Spencer, who has made
a specialty of the study of the gco
logical history of the Niagara gu.ge
and falls, returned to this subject at
the July meeting of the American As
sociation. He believes that about 3,
500 years ago the drainage of Lake
Huron was turned into Lake Erie.
thus vastly increasing the eroding
power of Niagara. It had taken 35.509
years for the gorge to eat back from
Lake Ontario to the point where tie
falls were situated when the Huron
discharge was added. Five hundred
years after that the falls reached toe
Whirlpool. Between 2,000, and 2.500
years ago they were passing the site
of the Whirlpool Rapids. The rap d
themselves were completed less tian
30 years ago.
Bravery and Cowardice.
Cowardice is often ignorance. Are
any men brave, mor- ready to take
their lives in their hands, to reckon
death as one of the daily encounters
than the deep-sea fishermen? Yet a
group of these men, brought to Lon
don by one of tneir missionaries, havc
peen seen too terrified ‘o cross the
street. The police haa to stop the
trafic to allow them to cross. The
quick, Juarrelsome, fearless Cockney:
who laughed at them—how would they
feel in a freezing storm in the Nort!
Sea? ' A spider may terrify the mos!
courageous women and a V. C. shrink
from a cat. Every hero has his weak
ness, and we may believe every cow:
ard has a point where he comes to
bay and will fight the world.
A Stead) Worker.
A gentleman seeing a colored man
of his acquaintance starting or on a
fishing excus.on, says a write: iu
Judge. thought it an excelent time to
reprove him for his laziness.
“Rufus, you oid loafer,” said he.
“do you think i*’s right to leave your
wife at the wash-tub while you pass
your time fishing?”
“Yassah, jedge; it’s all right. Man
wife don’ need any watching. She'll
sholy wux jes’ as hard as i. I was
dah.”
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Smokers Restricted.
There was a time not so long aga
when even men only smoked on suff r-
ance and in banishment. In country
houses the smoking-room was too
often a small dark hole on the sun
less side of the house, to which tle
votary of the weed betook himself as
to some dreary retreat, divided be:
tween his cravings for a pipe and his
desire :o get into more cheerful sur
roundings. To-day indiscriminate
smoking prevails.
The Park.
Two small girls from the slums.
each with a tiny baby brother in her
arms, stood - peering through the iron
railings of a city park. Said one:
“Could we go in the park, tink 7"
«“Tain’t no park,” replied the other
contemptuously, “dat’s grass.”
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Heavy Funeral Bill
New York City pays a large funeral
bill. It costs the city $32.50 to bury
each of the unclaimed bodies that
pass through the morgue, and there
are about 9,400 of them in the course
of a year.
—
Hard-Wcrking Person.
As a matter of fact, a member of a
glee club works harder than a mem-
ber of a notification committee and
does not get nearly so much credit.
Good Advice.
Keep one lock on your pocketbook
and two en your tongue.
(—
re e——
Mason, the lawyer, they tell me, is
a pretty hard character.”
“Case hardened, I suppose.”
HARD LUCK.
Reggy—(2 a. m.)—Wonder what
that noise is under my bed. Can it
be Sport? Good old fellow! Good
doggie!
Bad Bill, the housebreaker,
(agside)—T’ink o’ me luck—havin’ t
lick the dood’s hand!
MUSICAL NOTE.
“Owing to the weather, there was
a very sma'l—but, at the same tine,
a most appreciative audience pres-
ent at the afternoon recital.”
WON OUT.
Gent—Vhat’s the matter sonny?
Boy—Willie and me was seeing
who could lean farthest out of the
window and I won.
DEVOTION.
nd thin.’
“Yes he trained him down from
200 to 120 pounds.”
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his hair give his age away?
‘No; he manages to keep it dark.”
HER VIEWPOINT.
Myrtle—What made <he doctor
say you would have to go to some
very qu'et place this summer?
Gladys—The only reason I can
think of is that he don’t know of all
the lovely clothes I have.
AN ACQUIRED FACULTY.
Mrs. Gramercy—Do you thin’ 'n-
tuition is a good thing for a wo:.au
to possess?
Mrs, Park—It is when she has it
so well developed iuat sue can tel’
when her shirt waist isn’t all r «ht
at the back.
THE ANGRY DEEP.
I like to get into a yacht
And write a lot of tommy-rat,
About the anger of the seas
When smarting from a spankin
breeze.
HE COULD
LIER
AYE. fT OM
Ar ES
De Broke (signing his name in
the hotel register)—Can I put up
here to-night?
Clerk—Yes, sir, in advance.
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Idea
that because the quality of our
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high.
The extra quality and the extra
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P.L. LIVENGOOD,
Notary Public.
\ Star Office, Salisbury Pa.
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WILLS, ETC., CAREFULLY
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FULL LINE OF LEGAL BLANKS
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, PENSION
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Second, they think he must keep
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Again, if the home paper has enough
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Attorney-at-L.aw,
SOM®RSET, PA.
Office in Court House.
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KOONTZ & OGLE
Attorneys-At-Liaw,
SOMERSET, PENNA
nfiice opposite Court House.
DR.PETER L. SWANK,
Physician and Surgeon,
ELK LICK, PA.
Successor to Dr. E. H. Perry.
BERKEY & SHAVER,
Attorneys-at-l.aw.
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ERNEST 0. KOOSER,
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E.C. SAYLOR, D. D. 8,
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