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Saleratus Bill had dismounted, and was stretching his long, lean arms over his head. Evidently he considered this the end of the long and painful journey, and as evidently he was, in his relief, inclined to be better natured. "Busted minin' camp called Bright's Cove," said he; "they took about ten million dollars out of here before she bust." "How long ago was that?" asked Bob. "Ten year or so."
Taking large quantities of water without thirst only entails added work upon the kidneys, and thus it becomes a factor in the development of Bright's disease and other forms where the tendency exists. The actual need of water is always made clear in every case; the need always disappears before hunger can become possible.
If such personal points were ever approached by his friends they found that he did not dwell upon them. He had the air of not being much interested in himself. For a long time he had felt no acute sensations of any kind; he had believed them to belong to youth and that was past. But that matter of David Bright's will had stirred him to the very depths.
It was at one time believed that eating too much of certain kinds of foods, particularly those that leave much nitrogenous waste in the body, such as meat and fish, could produce a diseased condition of the kidneys, known as Bright's Disease; but we have found that the larger part of such cases are due to the attack of the germs of infectious diseases, particularly scarlet and typhoid fevers, tuberculosis, and colds.
While she is on her way she'll get many a frost, but after she lands she'll even up on the other candidates. I have heard it said that locomotive engineers as a rule suffer from kidney troubles, caused by the jolting and bumping of the engine. If jolts and bumps go for anything, some of these people who are trying to break into society must have Bright's Disease something grievous.
A smile spread over Rolf's face. "Just like you; you think nothing's good except it's stolen. All right; we'll see." He mixed a big dose of medicine, with bran, as before. Then he tied Bright's head so that he could not reach the ground, and set the bucket of mash half way between the two oxen.
I thought everything was all right. Next day she was gone tricky as the devil! Why, she got me to sign up a lot of papers, got all my spare cash, stocks, bonds everything handy. Oh, she's slick! Bright, too bright's anybody. Why, she could talk about books, or flowers, or birds about anything. I never took much interest in them." "And brought up in that shack on Distiller's Island?"
They say it is 'good for the health. I never saw a man who drank it who was not a candidate for Bright's disease or paralysis." Mr. Every laboratory in America refutes it. Every sociologist knows better. Every scientist of reputation condemns it. The management of every great industrial interest, compelled by economic necessity, seeks its complete overthrow."
Only the squirrels, the birds and the tiny wood rats represented in their little way the forces of destruction. Furthermore, the difficulties of transportation absolutely precluded moving any of the small property whose absence so strongly impresses the desertion of a building. When Bright's Cove moved, it had merely to shut the front door. In some cases it did not shut the front door.
Bright's word was of course accepted, but had the witness any outside proof of the frequency of these visits to this bedridden old lady old enough to be the man Sabre's grandmother? Had the witness recently been shown a diary kept by Mr. Twyning at that period? 'Yes! Yes! "And it contained frequent reference to Sabre's mention in the office of these visits? 'Yes! Yes!
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