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for, a sample bottle. When writing be sure and menticr this paper, Advertisement. Famous Puritan Writer. Sir Thomas Browne (1605-1082) was a physician and writer of the Puritan nge, noted for the stateliness and rhythm of his style. Ills leading work: is "Urn Burial." following blood-poisoning caused by farther into the catafalque without destroying It.

To take the catafalque carefully apart It would be necessary to demolish a wall of the chamber. And that wall was covered with decorations and hieroglyphs which must be photographed and studied. All of which would take much time and there would be cooler weather for the work in the fall! The ordinary, everyday American will naturally say, "Why pick on Carnarvon? Carter, the American, is the man Tut should get after." Certainly Howard Carter Is the man most responsible for the opening of the tomb. Howard Carter was riding a good the bite of an Insect during the excavation of Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb. And noted physicians summoned to Cairo did all that modern medical The knowledge of how to make bread gives a girl confidence in mastering other baking and cooking.

Send for free booklet "The Art of Baking Bread science knows to save his life. Res piration was artificially maintained as long as possible and his heart action was stimulated. But modern medical science could not save him. Tut-Ankh-Amen, Pharaoh of Egypt, In part. The hieroglyphics on tha walls have not been read.

The catafalque has not been opened. There may be other chambers. Incidentally the archaeological value of the objects examined to date Is estimated at $15,000,000. Lord Carnarvon thought the total might run to $00,000,000. It Is the greatest archaeological "find" in all the years of Egyptian exploration.

True It Is that the ancient Pharaohs did lots of "cursing." They posted many a curse on stone and tablet In public building and temple. These curses, however, were mainly directed against those who should fall to carry out the Phnraoh's will in respect to those buildings and temples. As to their tombs, the Pharaohs relied upou the care with which they were hidden and the skill with which entrance was blocked rather than upon curses upon possible disturbers of their last sleep. The use of poison In ancient Egypt was an old story, but there seems to be no record of the poisoning of funerary furniture. Nevertheless, superstitious Egyptians express fear for the safety of the Immediate family of the dead man his widow; his son, Lord Portchester, who succeeds him his countess is an American woman, formerly Miss Catherine T.

Wendell of New York; his daughter, Lady Evelyn Herbert. They also think it quite within the possibili 1358-50 B. master of the ancient world, caused his royal tomb to be cut Into the living rock of the cliff of the Valley of the Kings, near Luxor. He caused chambers to be filled with golden, Jewel-studded funerary furniture; with preserved food; with hla personal apparel and ornaments; with his portrait mannikln for the trylng-on of clothing; with everything necessary American "hunch." He believed he was "wise" to the approximate location of tht hidden tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen, His enthusiasm kept Carnarvon "bucked up," as the Englishman put It. And Carter's "hunch" was "the goods." Twice he dug In front of the large and elaborate tomb of Rameses VI, an unimportant king of the XX dynasty, which all the tourists visit.

And twice he missed It by a few yards only. The third time, last fall, he hit the exact spot. Then he cabled Carnarvon, who hastened to Luxor. It was Curter who supervised the excavation. It was Carter who cut through the walls to the catafalque chamber with his own hands.

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The sacred college of embalmers was busy over his mummy for 70 days. His mummy was placed In the sarcophagus, which stood 1n a separate chamber, elaborately decorated and Inscribed. About the sar of those who made the following break cophagus were built case after case, Customer I'm looking for a copy of A Great Relief. Mrs. Simnis I thought I'd come over and tell you that your Harold has been fighting with my Hobby, ami settle It if I could.

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The connections between the several chambers were then walled up and sealed. The passage to the chambers was filled. A wall was built across Its outer end and sealed. The stairway of twenty steps In the living rock to the outer world was filled. A wall was built at the top step and sealed.

This wall was covered with desert sand and hidden from the eve of man. And the mummy of Tut-Ankh-Amen, Pharoah of Egypt, was left to lie In But when constipation exists this natural lubricant is not sufficient. Doctors prescribe Nujol because1 it acts like this natural lubricant and thus secures regular bowel movements by Nature's own method lubrication. As Nujol is not a medicine or laxative, it cannot gripe and, like pure water, It is harmless and pleasant. Nujol is used in leading hospitals.

Get a bottle from your druggist today. Advertisement. WImcIb Is Ever notice how easy it is for a man to be good natured when every thing Is coming his way? ties that all who participated In the opening of the catafalque chamber are in danger. At the actual opening of the chamber there were present several Americans of note: Howard Carter; Professor Charles Breasted of the University of Chicago; Director Winlock of the Egyptian expedition of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and Curator Lythgoe. Lord Carnarvon of course was there and Lady Evelyn Herbert.

Among the others were Sir William Garstin and Dr. Allan II. Gardiner, British Egyptologist. At the public opening of the chamber three days later others present included the Dowager Sultana Malak of Egypt; Morton Howell, American minister, to Egypt, and his wife; Queen of the Belginns and Prince Leopold Viscount and Viscountess Allenby. Some of the more superstitious of the Egyptians assume that the curse will even fall upon all who have received from Lord Carnarvon gifts of objects from the to'mb.

This list is said to include Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, fiancee of the Duke of York. Lord Carnarvon was born in 18C8 and succeeded his father In 1890. He was educated at Cambridge and married In 1895 Almina Wonibwell, a Chesterfield and a god-daughter of one of the Rothschilds. He was very rich, owned about 30,000 acres and had a racing stable. He was a collector of books and prints and a noted Why Carter's persistence in his hunt for Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb? Every Egyptologist was keen to find this particular tomb, which was believed to be the last of Importance in the Valley of the Kings.

For Tut-Ankh-Amen was the son-in-law and successor of Akh-n-nton, the famous "Heretic King" of the XVIII dynasty (1587-1378 H. C). This "Heretic King" renounced polytheism as conducted by the priests of Anion, declared for "one god," refused to make war, abandoned his capital at Thebes, built a new capital city not far away at Tel-el-Amarna, wrote hymns to Aton, his new "god of love" and "comforter of them that weep" and Instructed his court artists to quit conventional Egyptian art and to picture things as they appeared to the eye. In short, he was an all-around reformer who established an Egyptian Utopia. Carter found his rifled tomb In 1907.

His city is now being excavated. Tut-Ankh-Amen at first called himself Tut-Ankh-Aton and accepted the god of his father-in-law. Then he abandoned the new capital, went back to Thebes, restored the Amon priests with added privileges and changed his name to Tut-Ankh-Amen. Truth to tell, the Egyptologists were keen to find his tomb largely In the hope of getting data about Akh-n-aton, who Is believed to be the first man In history to declare a "one-god" religion. Does Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb contain this data? Nobo-iy knows.

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