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Mr. Man or
(ieneral Merchandise
Stock Only Two Years Old
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are slightly torn or the sole has worn
ideration.
me and I will make them like new for a very small con-
REPAIR WORK
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Plumes
Velvets
Etc.
If its new shoes vou are looking for, whether Men’s,
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E. MAIN STREET, MT. JOY, PA.
please you.
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yourself examine these exclusive goods be
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ACTING THAN ARE WE
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from the manufacturer, each of whom knows he will not tolerate
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the slightest deception.
own pride, too, in scorning to put their tr
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HOME HEALTH CLUB
Dr. David H. Reeder, Chicago
Why de
Lindiah
| { |
We answe
question quite fully, Please read
We hall ow consider
wan
ely the function ol
miterials
epa
food
body
Food
necessary
organism
Water |
food We
drinl Yet
to life than
out food for
out ufrering
curring serious
| course mental
but we cannot
for more than a
without becoming feverish and
| irious and experiencing intense
| physical and mental torture If ab
no fluids were taken into the
death would probably result
less than a week Three-fourths
the human body consist of water
and does high-priced
l.ean from 70
nt unclean
by all
inimal
pulses
of
the econo of the
in
the
the
furnish
water
amount ol Lo
ned a
food and
sential
with
with
or In
not clas
about
usually
peak
water i
food We
six week
great dis
injury providing, of
attitude is fear
without
few days
more e
can
more
[ress
|
do
he
| less zo
walter
de
| solutely
system,
in
of
Yes
s0 Sour
meat contains
f water (and
iminated
the
solvent. It dissolves and
the solid ele
and in animal a
Lately it has
that mineral
and circulation
fluids
great
olution
| vegetables
| bodies been
crystal
of
covered even
breathe ‘have a
| watery
| If we
a powerful
| it is made
ticies
of under
that
minute
(protein
examine a bi flesh
Microscope we See
up of inn
of protoplasm
of
merabje
pal
inclosed
tiny
are
These
called cells
inappropriate be
ordinarily
The
or
matter) which
in
organisms have
| This term is rather
under “cell”
tand a nollow
may may not
nuclei, darker-cclored
which correspond to the brain and
nervous system in Man
In other writings have
follows: They
we have to
them from two hundred to
hundred times before we can
them, yet they independent
living beings which are born, grow,
absorb food and drink, throw off
waste matter, propagate themselves,
decline, and die just like the
composite cell Man. The health of
the body as a whole depends upon
the well-being of the individual
and therefore in all our studies of
the problems of health, disease, and
cure have to revert begin with
the cell. These little cells are con
gregated in communities which
the different organs tissues
the body, and in these
they carry on the
activities of citizens
large city. Some carriers, bring
ing food materials to the tissues and
organs or conveying and
morbid matter to the excretory
channels of the body Other
manufacture chemical substances;
such sugar, fats, ferments,
for production which Man
quires complicated factories,
others act as policemen and soldiers
which protect the commonwealth
against bacteria, parasites and other |
hostile invaders. |
Thus each one
beings exists for a
and does its own
work in the cell
body, just as the
renders to society |
for which he is best fitted, unless he |
be a useless criminal parasite, sub- |
sisting on the labor of others without |
giving a just equivalent, In order to
insure the prosperity of the com- |
munity as a whole, , every cell must |
have proper food supply, drainage, |
nerve connection with the sympa- |
thetic and the central hervous |
system. To establish! these is the|
aim and purpose of natural dietetics
and of Nature Cure methods in
general, The life of the body ie |
made up of millions and billions |
\
sone
cellulose
Shins
been
| cause we
under object
| cells or have one
! more Spots
|
|
described
are so
magnify
six
see
these cells as
minute that
to or
and
communities
complicated
living
are
waste
cells
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ete. !
re-
Still |
as
the of
of these little |
certain purpose |
particular useful
communities of the |
human individual |
certain services |
of these separate lives. There are
more of these tiny individual
living in every human body than |
there are human beings now existing |
|
|
beings |
on this earth,
On further
the microscope it will be
the cell colonies are surrounded
and intersected by rivers
rivulets of water fluid, whiel
appear to float, These
are branches of the
and lymph streams, some of
which collect the elements of |
nutrition from lungs and the di-
organs distribute them
the while other
the system, the |
up the mor-
cells and con-
of elimina-
lungs, and
through |
found that
and |
and
the |
tiny |
large |
examination
in
cells
rivers
blood
the
and
system,
gestive
through
parts of
venous
circulatory
gather
the
them to the organs
the skin, intestines,
mucous membranes,
Much water
ther waste
branches
bid excretions of
vey
tion,
required wash
materials and morbid by-|
products of metalbolism of the
and this has to be replaced
the drinking water and by the
contained in the so called
food.
foregoing explains im- |
portance of water in vital
economy, and why it constitutes
three fourths of the bulk of animal
and human bodies,
1s to
out
system,
by
fluids
“solid”
The
of
the
the
A ee
The Week in Grain
Compiled for the Mount Joy Bulle
tin at Mount Joy, Pa. by Wm. L.|
Bear & Co., Pennsylvania Building, |
Philadelphia, Pa., by D. B. Lehman,
manager, Woolworth Building, Lan
Phila, Pa., Oct. 15, 1913.{
The Government report on corn |
was about 22,000,000 larger than was)
looked for a month ago and there |
was disposition on the part of the |
bears to magnify the importance of]
this. The buying movement that|
occurred later was on the theory |
that when the abandoned acreage of|
corn was published the indicated
crop would be in the neighborhood |
of 2,100,000,000 bushels as estimated |
by Snow. Imports of Argentine corn
again brought the tariff question into
prominence but as pointed out al
number of times recently the small |
exportable surplus of that country |
makes it hard to understand how it
could cut a figure in fixing the price |
of the crop here. Argentina has been |
shipping from 4 to 6,000,000 bushels
of corn abroad every week for a long |
time and therefore the surplus is;
about depleted. There were some
sharp drivers at corn prices several
big, |
cell |
form '
of |
in aj
BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY,
the
the
nltey
appeared
carried n
the week
figur
luring but
nment
oved and
OW HIRUre
the
wi
lower In
there
ht
production
rv record
bearish
the
ion did
new
and
affected by it at
toc it South
confidence
the slight but
northwestern
development
rallies from
in the,
won lke
enthu
presen
| price at
Farif
not enter ) irgely
lev
disc
into ©
whe tithough Corn
were hoth
Decreasin
point ve
em on
Oatg
mes
wastern
to the
more
dull foree and
falling off
another
bringing
The big increase
was not as much of an
endeavor as might
but it is nevertheless
no protracted rise is likely
tuff continues to pile up
development recently it
nearing the end of
the short in
overextended may
considerably higher
persistent in
receipt
that helped in
fime to time
Visible
wa
supply
bearish
upposed
that
long as
From
\ppear that we
this condition I
rest which i
1 ¢
have 0
1c
have
re
ome
0,
pay
price
The
were
Oats
than
held well
at the
after rdport
With Canadian
ates
ernment figures
100,000,000
Ge
nearl
on
more
the market
fow minutes
the
I'nited St
‘ coneeed
acted extremely
fhe crop is ovel
loss than
{ ient to
Bi..hday Surprise
\ birthday surprise was given
Wm, J. Werner, at his home, near
Chique church, Rapho township, on
evening, in honor of his
wenty-fourth birthday anniversary
ceived 64 handkerchiefs
shower, The evening
playing games,
refreshments
had a glorious time,
were, Misses Katie
Carrie and Minnie Longen
[Edith Shoop, Stella Risser,
McAllister, Minnie Keener,
{ Mar) Greiner, Anna Shenk and
{Mamie Ruhl, and George
Prof. C. Raymond Hershey
Jerome Sowers, David Shenk,
McAllister, Albert Risser,
Greiner, Benjamin Lehman,
Kecner, and Mr, and Mrs.
Numbers Mr. Werner
many friends for re
him in such a pleasant
Saturday
He also re
in a kerchief
pent in
which
and all
present
ete,
atter were
served
hose
(xibble,
ecker,
\1
vary
Messrs
Geib,
and
Zug,
Walter
Morris
Ammon
Harry 0.
[thanks his
membering
| way
a
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2.
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Wednesday, October 15, 1913,
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Lard
Potatoes
Wheat,
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Following partial list:
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150 Acre
104 Acre
192 Acre
160 Acre
100 Acre
160 Acre
140 Acre
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78 Acre
120
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these
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