The Oregon mist., December 26, 1902, Image 4

T"E ft. 0. S. MINISTER TO ENGLAND
Commends Pcruna to
Ifon. I.ouia E. Johnton it the n of the lat Reverdy Johnton, who iu
t'ni'ed Htate senator from Maryland, alio attorney general under President
Johnson, and United rUutea Minister to England, and who was regarded ai th
greatest constitutional lawyer that ever lived.
In a recent letter from 1000 K Street, N. W., Mr. Johnson aaya:
"Ao one should longer suffer from Catarrh when Peruna Is
accessible. To my knowledge It has caused relief to so many of
my friends and acquaintances, that It Is humanity to commend Its
use to all persons suffering with this distressing disorder of the
human system." Louis . Johnson.
Catarrh rUon,
Catarrh it capable of changing all the
life-giving secretions of the body Into
raiding fluid, which detroy and in
flame every part the? come in contact
with. Applications to the placet
affected by catarrh can do little good
aev to soothe or quiet disagreeable
symptom. Hence it ia that gargle.
Ipraya, atomUera and inhalant only
serve at temfxirary relief. Ho long at
the irritating tecrctiont of catarrh con
tinue to be formed ec long will the
membrane continue to be inflamed,
no matter what treatment la tired.
There i but one remedy that hat
the desirable effect, and that remedy ia
Probably True.
Ilix A scientist tayt that, In pro
portion to lit tlie of body, the moe
quito hat a better developed brain than
the average man.
PisWell, f don't doubt it. Even
at it present tie, the mosquito la al
mot at big a bore at tome men I know.
Chicago Newt.
Mother will Unci Mr. rVlneiow' 8oolh.
Int Syrup the bi runiedy to uae lor tbeir
anildren during me UMttiing period.
Thoughte Unutterable,
"And ao you have no twear wordt in
yonr language, Mr. llmokora?"
"No, madame," the Japanete travel
er replied.
"lint, of con re, you can think can
thought, I tnppote, can't you?" Chi
cago Kecord-iierald.
Oood for Little Folka.
Tton't tnrtur tb rhlldren with Ibiutd nd
Kill poison"' The only gals, a-ieatl laxative
,r ltul unrt la aarervi. t'suuy .'.hr.tc.
All drugg-tats, Hi', Vk, !-c.
Heartltu Fellow.
Wife Ite tore and advertise for Fido
In the morning paper.
Next day the wife read at followt Id
the newspapers:
"Loet, a mangy lapdog, with one eye
and no tail. Too fat to alk. An
swer to the name of fido. If returned
luffed, 2 pound reward." Tit-Jilts.
mEfUJUbm raw
CANNOT
Rheumatism must be
treated .
through the blood, and no remedy
brings such prompt and lasting relief
as S. S. S. It attacks the disease in
the blood, neutralizes the acids, and
removes all irritating or poisonous
substances from the system.
S. S. S. strengthens and enriches
the thin acid blond, and, as it circu
lates through the body, the corroding,
gnawing poisons and acid deposits
are dislodged and washed out of the
muscles and joints, and the sufferer
Is happily relieved from the discom
forts ana misery ol Kheuniatism.
External remedies are all right so far as they go, but they don't go fai
enough, and you can't depend upon them to do the work of a blood purifier,
and those who pin their faith to liniments and plasters as cures are bound
Rheumatic sufferers who write tis about their case will receive valuabls
aid and helpful advice from our physicians, for which no chnrge Is made.
We will mail free our special book on Rheumatism, which Is the result of
years of practical experience in treating this disease. It contains in
oadeasea form much information about Rheumatism.
THE SWIFT PCOiriO OO.t ATLANTA, OAm
M WiiwHtiwjaWi4ni-' 'it V. ajt-aaay; jt ffeW s HRWfitfVir-n'' w..ai...nW,ww,i iMtyiiiii.-f waw-wwi-m !. wa.---'"
All Catarrh Sufferers.
rerun. Tbie remedy t.rlkei at one
to the roota of caUrrh by restoring to
the capillary vesaelstheir healthy alas
tlcity. rerun la not a teiiiirery
palliative, but radical cure. Bend
for IV. llartman'a iaual book, tout
tree for a thort time. Addreea The
rcruna Drug Manufacturing Co., Co
lumhnt, Ohio.
If jnu do not derive prompt and taU
lafactory remit from the urn of Tern
na, write at cue to I'r. Hart man, glv
lug a full ttatenioiit of your cate, and
he will I pleuai-d to give yon hit valu
able ad v tea gral I.
Address Dr. Hartman, I'retldent of
the Hartmau Sanitarium, Columbue, O.
Price ol Victoria Croat.
Forty-eoven pound w at paid recently
la Iximlon (or a Victorian crota won by
Gunner T. Arthur, R. A., at Heliattopnl
in l'oi.
Canned Fruit.
Terhapt you have twu in the habit
of canning yoor own fruit and think
the kind you buy at the ttore it not
nearly ao good, tf that It the cane w
want you to buy of your dealer can of
Monopole peache or peart or ttrawber
rio or other fruita. Only the ver)
finest and largett fruit It oml for thl
brand and it it put np In the heavleri
and tweetett tyrup under beautiful
blue label emhoMed In lettert of gold.
There I no oilier brand quite to good.
Ark your dealer for Monopole and ac
cept no tu'Jttitnte. Wadham A Kerr
lirot, packert, Portland, Ore.
Watte of Material.
He (chuckling over a Job
kettle mcnilliiK) Mnrln. I
there wat a good mochanle
of tea
ncllve polled
when t went Into the law butlnea
Hit Wife 1 don't know about that.
but you spoiled a good bachelor when
you got married.
Knew the llffcct.
"What hnt put her In auch a ner
vous state T"
"I can't be ure, but I think It't
bearing herself talk."
BE RUBBED OUT
But a good liniment or plaster will often give
temporary relief because it produces counter
irritation or reduces the iaflnmmation and sore
ness. Hut no sort of external treatment can have
any effect whatever upon the disease itaelf, for
flhoummtlam Im not m akin tllaoamothvA
is due to an over acid condition of the blood, and
the deposit of irritating matter or Uric Acid
salts or sediment in the muscles and joints, and
no amount of rubbing or blistering; can dislodge
these gritty particles or change the acid blood.
Rheumatismoften becomes chronic, and the mus
cles and joints permanently stiff and useless and
the nervous system almost wrecked, because so
much time is lost in trying to cure a blood disease
with outside applications or doctoring the skin.
X,oultvlUs, X jr., March 87, 'OH.
Oontlemtn! X am (lad to tay that
. . hat ourtd m of Sheumatltm.
About twoytart acol tuff red from
Rbtumatltm In mf knett and fatt,
my anklta iwtlllnf ao that X could
not put on my thott. Thit contlnutd
for taveral month, during wblob
time X wat applying1 lintmenta and
solar by my pbytlnlan'a dlrtotlont,
but derived no bn0t. X waa told
of B. S. B. and triad It. I lmmU
attly rot rllf, and continued tbt
medicine until I vn entirely well.
8108 Floyd Bt. D. J. DUANI,
to meet wim uisappoiniHiciii, uu win
be nursing a case of Rheumatism th
greater part of their lives.
8. S. S. is a purely vegetable remedy,
does not contain any Potash or mineral
of any kind, and can be taken with
aafetv bv old and voting.
mu
ft
l.U ay
CHAI'TKU V.
It hud been nrraimed Hint Airne.
Miulite n ml June were to ifn up to the
Hull fur ten mid lawn ti'iinl the next
nrieriiiHin, nml Hint lu r coualim were til
cnlt (or June In the my ciirrlitKe, Hhe
in ini' tripping out nf the dmir they
drove up.-
Arrived nt the Hull, the coualn were
rcqiicitlcil to lulu (lie luirlv In the snrden,
nu. I fun ml Mr. Kllomere sud her uncut
xlttliiK uniler the tree. Tiuii' hlg fnnu
Inuuieil In the ilUinnre; he n lining
iiinethlug to one of the iii-l". llnlln ut
en a gnnleu wat Im-.I.Ih Mr. Ketherton,
giiet rrmii I.iiiiiImii, tnlklng to her In an
enuriMKcd niiiiiiicr. The luoment, how
ever. Hint he heenme aware of the new
nrrlviiln, he left tier ami went forward
tit greet them. He lonki'd hnililwimer
tlmii ever toility, In hi whllu nnnel.
w-Uli the nuli-hlne Kton nli and tie,
trw hnt nml Itrlgnde rlhhon.
"I will tnrt the line imrt.v,' whlK-reil
Tom to June, "Vou will plnjr with me,
won't you?"
"t f eourae I w ill," answered June, who
had recouiiiH'tiit'd her taetU of lt ulgh
and wn Hnklng to and looking at her
lover in her Miftcat nmiiiii r.
80 Tom Hew off mid pImh1 the two
young Indtc Mitylug In the luiiuw with the
011 of a nelghhorlng reetor and a man
wlm n of the 1 1 nil parly, and relumed
in trliiiuph.
"Now." he nld to June, "you and I will
piny Iil and Madge; then we hll be
ImiiiI riinl."
"Cniinnt we do without Mr. Ilroket' j
akel June. "Ilwni, he I much en-
gsiMtl, it would tw a pity to ilUiurh liliu."
"Oh. he went to play, and we uiuet
hsve liim."
'IM- not Mr. Kethertiui playT
'.o:jihe my he bnte roiiiilng. I'ai!''
hoiitiil Tom,
ItnllH Imiked up, but did not move for
a moment. It w evident hi companion
wn urging him not to piny,
"U't him oh for half an hour, Mr.
Ketheraloii, won't yoiiT" (d 'i'oin, going
up to her, ami he, muting her eyebrow,
auawvrvd tlltly:
"t'ertnlnljr; sllogither, If he like."
Iwn trnnl imiy t played grniffully
or nngrat'ffiilly - nlnC tlliM' out of ten It
la reiininly the Intli-r. In the -t now
liutde up, the aMH'ttor had all ipnrtu
nlty of reelng Uith t)te of M-rforuinrj,
Italia and June were graceful In the en
treme, looting with the Uliuoet rnphlity,
j-il nrver haikiug awkannl; their )
imrltliil with exili'iiirut, llorr wn a
bright color Iu their tun. A man alainl
ing IH-r Mr. Kllniuere ami WRtchliig the
gnuie whiHrei to her Hint he bad rare
ly mt'ti o liniliuie or well nmti hetl a
couple, rthe aaat-uted to hla reuinrk with
a aiuile.
June w quite ready to ih'irt when
A gum proponed It, III apite of Tom' euro-
eat rntreatlt-a.
"I'm going to get up a hit of a dance
to-morrow." be w hutperml, a he una .
corllng her to the Miiiy rwrrtnge. "We
call make up about an couphn."
June r)c gliatennl.
'"Hut you don't dance, Tom!" he aaid.
"Well," he nnavvereil, hla hone! face
Illumined by a brond amlle, "I'm not au-li
a dog In the muiiKi-r that, lai-ue I rnii't
do a thing niyaidf, I wout let anylxtdy
elae."
"Hut," mild June, fearful of cunning
III vlu upon ain-ll nil liiinunae pleaaun-,
"p-rh your mother won't Invito me,"
"Won't the?" aiild Tom, algiillii-anlly,
"t.Mik out fur a nolo at ten sharp to
aiorrow moruliig."
"Vou really am an angel," observed
June, nffit'tloiiti'ly, and Turn waa. Imp
plly for himaclf, uniiuiarli.ua that till
sudden warmth n her part arose from
joy at the ant h-ipnt ion of a pleaaure In
wliii-h he could but lake part.
June could wnreely aloep that ulght fur
the dellciou anticlpHtloii of the morrow
Khe woke early, and, unable In real, rose,
dn-am-d herself, and went nut luln die
garih-n. It wn only seven o'l-lm-k then.
June ha Ixtui Iwi.-e round the garden
bn gathered s liuiu u ol roi anil a doneit
big alrawberrlea III rahlmge leaf for
her mother' hreakraat, and, having car
ried them Indoor, hn come out again and
irolh-d a little awny down the lune. And,
behold! there I loin on III big liny borav
riding toward her.
"Why, June! you are up betimes!" he
cried, In hi cheery voice, all bit face
aglow with iulle.
Hhe went up to him, put her allm Atigera
In hi, and atruked the glossy ueck of
King Charlie.
"I could not sleep, alie an Id, with ra
diant eyea. "I could not aleep for thinking
of the dnnce to-night, till, ium! have you
brought my litvltntlour
"My mother Im Iu bed ami asli-ep a
yet," laughed Tom, "but, my darling.
what doubt can you have a Ix.nt it, when
I got It up on purpose for you?"
"Oh, Tom," erled the girl, uililenly be
thinking of Madge, "I Madge to be In
vited, too? Oh, do try to get her naked.
It would be aurli a treat for her!"
"Of course he shall," be auawered.
good-naturedly.
I hank you, loin, ion are a dear,
good Tom,"
And June gave him auch a amlle that
it eetit Ideas to his hrnlii which the wn
fur from Intending It to do. He In Id hi
hlg brown hnnd nn her little white one
that Iny like a lily on King Charllc'a neck.
You are beginning to cure a little bit
more for me, areu't you?" hu said, drop
plug hi voice.
The color stole to June a cheek, mid an
unenay sensntlon to her heart.
(Juiiil liy, she aiild, I must lie going
In."
Tom rnile awny with a blithe heart: he
would not Iiiivp changed place wilb any
other man on earth, Hhn had not an
wered him, but "silence give consent."
ICvening came. Hull-past nluo saw
June and Madge In the rector' brougham
driving up to the Hull, the gladdest, mer
riest, most excited maiden possible to
behold.
"Oh, you darling, darling June!" erled
Madge, "If It were not for aiHiillng your
frock nnd your flower and mine too, I
would give yon am Ii a hug. Turn told me
It wn all yonr doing. Agnea did all she
could to prevent my going, but Join got
hold of iiinnima on the quiet amj nuide
her promise."
Tom Is wnltlng nt the door to recelvo
tlii-iii. Iiuiii'lng Is to take place In the
hall, which ia lofty and spncloua and haa
a poll.d ordi lluor of gluaay amuutliueat.
''-'""'',w"
" gAaaat
-"0
Already there It a tuiueuk of a flildle gel
ling Into tune, nnd the two girls' heart
throb reaiioualve,
A June wiia standing beside Tom
Hushed and lovely with ocltciucut, Dnl
la Itroke came lilt to her.
"Vou will give me a wall, won't yon?'
he said, iiersunslvely; and June, who wn
too hnimy to 1st cold or dlmliilnful to any
une to-night, replied that h would In
very happy.
"The s.-ciiihl?"
And she asaetiteil.
"Ah, my dear old chap," said Unllii,
laving a friendly hand on Tom arm,
have one pull over you. Mis Hlvor, why
don't volt make him learu to dance?
Happy a she was, June felt a sligh
sense of veiatlmi at Mr, Itroke' manner.
Hhe wished he would not atway look and
K-nk at though she were 'Join prop
erty.
The quadrille wn over, the lunate
the II rat walls had commenced. June
partner this lime wn the on of a neigh
lairing n-ctor. He wa a little rough Iu
his pair, but June had an citrnordittary
facility for adnptlng herself to almost any
alep and any partner. When they made
their Arat imuae, Iinlln and Mr. Kciti
eraton had the H.xir to themsetre. Kv
erjroiie ws watching them. Their move
ment were the perfection of eaae and
grace; aueli a lover of dancing a June
could Hot look at them wlihout admira
Hon, even though It occurred to her Ilia
there wa rather more abandon In Mr
l''etherlon'a tyte than wa quite decor
oiia. I bey alupiHNj, I'lilln loogeil tlowu
Into til iMtrtner' rye and whl-ril
eoiticthtng: she anawvred hint In kind
June felt a nddeu tpaani of auger lilt
through her heart; alie old herself that it
wa due to a ariiar of outraged proirleiy
Kdiulaltely a Pnllaa dniii-ed, alie decld
hI with a auddeii Impulse that she did tmi
want to dance with him. He wn not
ulee: alie would rather not dnuee, talk
ur have anything elae to do wild him.
Tom came la her when the wait waa
itrer: the rwlor' win made way for him,
"Tom," she whlircd, "take me tutu
the coiiervtiiry. I want to get another
Dower, 1 hese are crushed.
"All right, come along," Mild Turn, glv
Ing her hi arm.
He gathered her a rich rluater of crlin
son geranium, and she fastened It in her
ilreaa.
"How are you enjoylug yoiirw-lf V" he
aaked, and June replied:
"Iiiiineiiaely."
"You are going to dance the iienl with
Hal. he said. "I ahall come aud have a
balk at yoti. I hear the music U'glHuiug,
"I don't (Mirtlciilarlv e re ultout duiieiug
with Mr, llroae, uttered June, ..tl.-rliig.
At this nn. no lit he mine .i ,Mik for her,
Heelng Tom, he half paused, and again
that smile hovered In hi eye ami mouth.
"Would you ml lur dance another one
Instead of I lii 7" he snbl, and June an
swered coldly, piittlng her hnnd on hi
arm:
"No; I think this I our."
"Wa I wrong to come fur yon?" be
whlsiiered a they pn.-.l mil of the n,u.
servatory, aud site replied, more oddly
still:
"tVrtaluly not,"
A minute Inter his nrni I round her. Is
it possible thnt erewhlle she wn angry
with hliuf Mw one soul s.-,-m t (.
mate them; togeilier they rullill the i-r
fwt pwtry of motion; never In li.-r elah-
tei-n auuiuiera hn June been cons. ,,. f
such ecstasy as tills.
When at Inst they pause, he lix.kn donn
nt her with a glnncv which she uo longer
ri-iw'lila.
"Wn not that perfect?" he wli!x-r.
Hlie answer hi in by a hsik,
"I.i-I u go nn. It I a ln to lose a mo
ment of this!" 1'nlln nr. nnd agnln they
tli.iit nlong the pullabed II. ".r.
Alaa! alaa! It la over! the plnno haa
bunged the llnal chord; perton-e they
top.
Mrs. Hirer wa silting up for her dar
ling, iiinlmi to hear all the event of
the evening, and, a June made her re-i-itnl.
a atiddeii eonactoiiaiies eiiuie to the
girl thnt. Instead uf pouring all her heart
out to her mother a wn her wont, alio
wn talking almoat a iiiaiiiccrely na
though he had Imiui epenklng to a atriiug
er. It wa a relief to her when her atory
waa Unbilled and she lind kissed her moth,
er fondly and bidden her good night. The
inn Id who acted n pnrlur nuiid, luniac
iniilil and lady ninlil at the Itoae t'littnci-
iiufnateiied her dress and lingered a little
deeply Interested III the doing at the
Hall.
When nt Inst she went, June stood im
movable for a moment. Then she lluug
herself down by her la'dsldv and cried na
If her heart would hrcitk.
CHAI'TKU VI.
June, scarcely knowing how It happen
ed, found herself in the ln.nl in t. gnnlcu
hike, while Mr, Ilmke wn leisurely dip
ping the scull Into the water and rowing
her away to the furthest point from the
house. And when he chiiio to the hlg
elm, whose brnuche overhung the liter
and made a canopy above their heiids, he
quietly shipped hi onrs, and, lieuillng n
little forward, anld, quite simply nml
frankly;
"I am going to take the lllierty of Bak
ing yuu a qucatlun. May 1"
A little nervous llutter crept -f nun
June' heart to her throat; a simile of
lovely color, that could scarcely Im culled'
a iilush, came Into her face, nnd she iiu-
awi-red with a slightly emburrnnsed air:
"(Hi, certainly."
"Why won't you, wdio are ao charming
to everyone else, be a little bit kind to
me?"
HI tone waa so deferential, and hi
blue eyes looked an humble aud pleading,
thnt June felt all her coldness mid dis
pleasure melt away to nothing.
'Am I not kind to you?" alio anld, dip
ping her white ringers Into the water nml
apparently Intent nn watching them,
"What have I clone?"
"You have hardly looked nt or spoken
to nie nines I came; Indeed, I hnve fancied
that you purposely avoided me,"
Jo utter a polite disclaimer win June'a
first Instinct; hut a aecond coming swiftly
on Ita heel, alio followed Hint Instead.
You have taken hit mother' love from
Tom," the said. "And, whenever you
are together, you always stand In hi light
ml make him seem teem
Hut J tine canned find the wordt the
wnut.
"At all ereutt, there It ono brilliant ex-
ft
5S-
eepllon to the rule," smwered PallM, lo
piqued tone, losing for a moment hit
almost liiiimrtiirbabla good tempor. Then,
with a Hush In hi blue eye eminently be.
i dug to them, "I osure you, you am
i pletely mistaken about my sum" feel
lug for me, Hhe like me, and I ainiisu
her; but It I hardly probable tliut a wom
an would cure more for her nephew than
her own sou,"
Iiiiiii I morn attracted to Mr. Ilmke In
thl mood llin n In any In which alio hnt
yet seen Mm. It I her turn to nsstiuie
thnt chn ruling tone and manner which the
possesses In almost a great a degree a
Jtullu himself.
"I did nut menu to ny anything un
kind." And she looked lit blm o softly
that hi im.mi-ntnry wrath melted away,
"Hut It I ft little hard on Tout."
"Tom Is the best fellow living," cried
llnlliis. "and no one know It belter than
Aunt VI. Hhn I woman of the world,
nnd would like him to have a little
more"
'ToHsli?" suggested June.
"Thnt Is hardly the word; something of
that sort, 1 suppose. Hut she know hi
sterling worth a well a anyone."
Kleillng worth! yea, how appropriate
those two word arc! Yet they have a
dull sound In June' ear this summer af
ternoon whilst young Apollo's eye are
llleellllg hers,
"I imagine," he nld, "that yuu will
very si.iiii hnve all the any here,"
Tlic sivlrt blood flew to June' cheek.
"You are mistaken, then," cried June,
hotly, "I am tint going to marry him, I
nm imt eiigsged to him. I love blm a my
dearest friend, a my brother, and noth
ing, nothing more,"
Then she sunk buck In her sent, and a
cold, haloed feeling crept over her that
she had betrayed Tom, ay, mom cruelly
than mother or any other living being had
power to do, I Inllns wa to astonished at
Hit confeaalou that he let go the bank,
aud the ImI drifted out Into Hie aunhiui.
He had to rise, take a scull and putit back
lo the shore,
"Had we not better be going In?" ug-
goaled June, coldly.
"No, not just yet," he answered, "Ho
you know yu have positively taken my
breath away?"
"Have I ?" said June, with averted eye,
rciuorsi-ful and aahnmcd, and yet feeling
a ort of anllafactloii that alia bad struck
iff her chain and declared her freedom.
"I do not know why you ahoiild have
thought I wa going to marry Tom. I
do not iipsise that he told you that 1
was.
"Most certainly not,"
Hluc sli wa not going to marry Tin,
and It wa not therefore high treason, be
allowed a tender tiitlcclloti to steal Into
hi Voice. Halls could not help It; it
horn In Mm; If he wat with a pretty
woman, he must moke love to her, utile
a sense of honor to some friends who bad
H..ilve rliilma deterred hi in.
"It us be friend!" be whlnpereil.
bending forward and slret hlng uul hla
hand; and the let him take her. There
wa a magnetism lit hi totn-h that was
utterly wanting In Tom"; Involuntarily
lu r eye met hi and taycd a moment
lunger than wa wise, and straightway.
June knew that Imagination may forestall
reality, and that the dream she bad cher
ished In summer starlit night w ith long
ing eye at rained heavenward were not
only dream, but that thl grns material
i-nrth hold raptuiv a great a the prom
lac of tlie skies.
Tom, all iinsuspl.-loii, ws awaiting
them at the In ml lug place, and, a be nut
In, th his handa out to help June from tin1
boat, he said, with a cheery laugh:
"Well, have you two made upr"
June could imt answer, but Italia re
plied gayly:
Ye, I tbluk Alia Ulver hat forgiven
Hie, '
Then he walked lip the loa to Join
Mr, r'ethrraton, who wa coming Iu meet
tie in. her face wearing anything bin a
plinsed oprvsaloii. A pang uf Jealousy
hot through June heart, lorn wa
hurrying her Inward a scqui-sti-rrd part
of the gtirdeu, and the felt a though he
were taking her away from the Hower
and I lie sunshine.
(To be continued.)
NEW ENGLAND'S OLDEST TOWN.
The oldest town In point of tettle-
mi-tit In New Kitgliitid, and at (he same
lime the quaWUcwl place to be found In
he Wtnte of Mnsacliusett, la iouold.
which comprise the entire group of
the KIIi.iIh-iIi Island, situated off the
sotiihoiiatcru const of Massachusetts.
At the recent Ktnte election ti.wjmhl re
turned only eleven Vote. The only til
ing" Iu tlm town 1 I'ultyliiiiik, which
I known to the world over fur the
deed of heroism of It life aven.
It waa In Ctitlyhmik that lturlliolu-
iiiny tioatmlil lauded Iu UVi, In-fore
the I'llgrliii father set fisd ou Ply
mouth rock, nml It was here that the
Ural kctileinetii by Kuroicnii on the
New Kngliind shores was made. I'ercli-
ed ou a bleak nnd practically dewohite
hilly waste, with waters of the brond
Atlantic Ocean pounding It shores nml
yearly dashing to destruction ukib
tin-in tunny or the Uiicat craft that salt
thu oi-i-nn, It It no wonder that the
qtiiilnt village Im failed to keep apace
of the march of prog res. Imagine a
town without a doctor, a tuliiiitter, a
store, a road, no lockup, no notice, no
trumps, no telegraph or telephone, no
fuel except what Is picked up at tho
villagers' doors ihHir that are never ,
locked; where there Is coiiiinuulcntlou
but once a week with the outer world,
yet where the towuMpeoplu are happy, 1
contented mid prosperous lo a degree.
I here I but ono way to rencli-thcro
nt nil time of the lour, and that la
from New Itedford, the only polut on
the iiinliilnnd with which coiiimtinlca-1
Hon of ntiy kind Is carried on, Once a '
week during Urn winter ion a tug-!
bunt goes there with the until and ex
pretutngc. under a government contract. '
There I no Imnt lauding of any kind on
Hie Island, nnd the tug which rnrrlca 1
the malls nnd nxprces matter anchors
nlHiut 8 hi I lit off thore, The water Is
Invariably rough, nnd mm Ken reefs and '
hidden, evcr-slilfllng sandbars environ
the Island so that often whore deep '
walor exist to duy on the next trip It !
Is solid snud.
Tho cod and lobster fisheries, utinn
which the villagers depend principally
for a livelihood, have not been very re
niuiieintlve the past few years. The
average annual Income of the fisher
ninu rarely exceed (ItKj, and nearlv all
of this Is made In the spring nnd sum
mer, in the wittier time there la prac
tically nothing lo do but iiiaimracture
lobster pot nnd rt'imlr ftslilug gear.
I ne most prominent uulldluc on tho
Island Is the uew government llfo-nu v
lug station. There are also several lni
i it t ion or me MitsKachusotls Huiiinne
Hoclety along tho shore, which. In the
event of a wreck, are manned by vol
Hiileer crow. The shore Is patrolled
Iglitly, while from a lookout on the
hlgheat point of land on the Island the
iirn-tmvers senn the horizon front sun
rise to sunset day In and day out. The
towu government conslirfs of n tumrd
threo selectmen.
Bronchitis
" I have kept Ayer's Cherry Pec
tors I In my bouse for s (rest man
ytsrs. If is Ilia best medicine in
lbs world for coughs snd colds'
J. C. Wlllituit, Attica, N. Y.
AH serious lung
troubles begin with a
tickling In the throat.
You can stop this at first
In a single night wiih
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
Use It also for bronchitis,
consumption, hard colds,
and for coughs of all kinds.
TkntalMtl ik.,tt.,l. All ernfJ.
..i. auar. If he tk tt,
man Am as be - If be, la "
la sake 14. ll" "
Lane M wlia blin- w ate Illn: .
urn,, " w,", u. y a to , buoall. Matt.
Not as ConaWerata at He Might it.
"lie's a good friend of your, isn't
he?"
"Ob, only medium."
"What do you ni; n by medium?"
"Oh, ha listens while 1 toll htm all
of my trouble, but ha also wants me
lo llatoa wlill ha toll me all of hi."
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bear th
Signature of
Ht Had It.
"Vest it's fullerUm's hobby that
ad vine I cheap snd within lb reach of
every pomon."
" What doe b mean, snybow?"
"What b yt, I tnppie. ll't a
robi.detitUI dlvorc lawyw,"
Pointer.
Th beggar had a notlea op, "Ieaf
and I'liinti." and the passing pbllan
tliropisl ttopsM) In front of him.
"I'd like to glv thit man torn
thing," be tw!d, to hit companion,
"but how tn I to know be Is deaf and
dumb? '
"Head th notice." wblapoied the
beggar cautlontly. C'bumt.
Th beat way to core liidigaatloD It to
remove itt cu. Thl i beat done
by th prompt tt of I'r. August
Koetilg' Hamburg 1'ropt, which regit
late the stomach Iu an effectual man
ner, -
Oettlng flack.
"Po yon enjoy walking?"
"Iminentely."
"(iood. Then I'll take yon for a
ride in t'le eotintiy in my automobile."
Plan' Cure I a good eoiieh roedlcln.
Ithaacnrv.l cm tin and coldt fur forty
year. At Hruggisu, Si cent.
No OK Away.
Father No, Johnnie, yoo can't
have another piec of pie.
Son t), please, papa! I won't tell
mamma, honest! Detroit t'let) i're.
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llavt flftrt Ut l l"f tf klll'attwftl hrfT
awr. fti,lfar U Kli l.Oit.Jb((ijittw
Puxzka.
A tiny little city boy on a visit to
hi grandmother lo the country aw
her plucking a ben. II looked into
her far and taid: "Po jroo take uff
their clothe every night, graudtna?"
novt-s Tuitt
We eBer Oa Hundred Dotlari Reward fnrtae
asset i attarik Utal can not bcura by Ualii
auuth I ore.
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lb. Prte. 1 v p, r bent. , Si
reasiaia. TeatlmuBiaia . " "
liall'itamilf l-tii, sr. ,b beak
An Unfailing Sign.
Phe I knew you would propose to
ma tonight.
He Why?
"I taw the moon over my left thotil
dor." Life.
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