Dayton herald., October 31, 1902, Image 3

Some people think that the only
really good canned peathee, apricot«,
cherries and the re«t are the ones which
are canned at home. The («aeon these
people think this ie that they hare
never tried Monopole canned peaches
•nd apricots and cb< rries. I f yoo w ill
boy a can from yoor grocer and d te ’t
think they are even better than yoor
mother ever pot np, we’ll not hare an­
other word to aay to you about Mono-
pole. I f yoor grocer doesn’t handle
Monopole groceries tend ns hl« name.
Wadhams 4 K arr Bros., Portland.
BY A. CONAN D O YLf,
CHAPTER VL
i o ^ t h ^ r t « 4’
on the other, side
Our prisoner’s furious resistance
I v W ‘ When ones I found them
did not apparently Indicate aay fe­ ¡ S i . * “ * U a t 1 h‘ d * • “ * * *
rocity in bis disposition toward our­
selves, for on Anting himself power­ w a 7
“ 7 ***"»■ * nd there
less he smiled in an affauie manner * ‘ s no chance of their recognising
sod expressed his hopes that ha had
not hurt any of us In the scuffle.
mi 7 O u M dog them <nd foUow them
“I guess you’re going to take mo ««
until I saw my opportunity. I was do-
to the police station," he remarked me“ gain
tte y -hould “ Ot e,CBpe
to Sherlock Holmes. “My cab’s st
eah80® ^ “ * ' 1 follo'” *> them on my
On foOt- bu‘ the
S
n J M ? he best- ,or theQ they
could not get away from me.
, WM only early In the morning
* t niSht that I could earn any-
h«n“f ’ J?.?1“ 1 1 be<an to get hehln-1-
h“ d w ,th my employer.
.h.™
“•
1 droTe behind
tnem every day, and never once saw
them separate. Drebber himself wax
drunk half the time, but Stangerson
was not to be caught napping.
*• I had a bad cough for «lx
weeks and could find no relief
until I tried Ayer’« Cherry Pecto­
ral. Only one-fourth of the bottle
cured me.**
L. Hawn, Newington, Ont.
Neglected colds always
lead to something serious.
T h ey run into chronic
bronchitis, p n e u m o n ia ,
asthma, or consumption.
D on’t w ait, but take
A yer’s C h erry Pectoral
lust as soon as your cough
begins. A few doses w ill
d uring the
Certainly Seemed Strange.
poison. I determined at the time that.
“I f there’s a vacant place for a
when I had my chance, my gentlemen
n m -n n .
“ Yes,” she explained to Johnny,
should each have a draw out of one of
CAPITOL BUILDING, SALEM, OREGON.
chief of the police, I reckon you are
“ we have asked God for a little baby.”
the man for It.” he said, gaslng with
these boxes, while I eat the pill that
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hot long after twins arrived.
remained.
Letter From the Executive Office e f O.c|
undisguised admiration at my fellow-
“ W e ll,” commented Johnny to bis
lodger. "The way you kept on my
“It would be quite as deadly, and a
Peruna is known from the Atlantic
father, “ It's mighty funny that you
trail was a caution.**
good deal less noisy, than firing screes to the Pacific. Letters of consratula-
didn’t know how big an order -you
s handkerchlet Prom that dgy I had tion and commendation testifying to
"You had better come with m e ”
IPAVA **
always
my
pill
boxes
with
me.
and
the
merits
ol
Fe-ru-na
«
7
.
said Holmes to U m two detectives. ’
the tim e had now come when I wav ' „ J X “
“ • <* u " h
“I can drive you,~ said.* Lestrade.
to use them
I J * ® , ? ,r e pouring in from every state
F o r coughs and colds there Is no better
“Good! and G region can come In­
medicine than P tto ’s Cura fur Consump­
’’It was nearer one than twelve, and
k " ¿ J ? ’ . D' ' ^ Ttm* a «• r« * i ’ -
side with me. You. too, doctor; you
tion. Price 29 c u ts .
a wild, bleak night, blowing hard and , ’ ?« handred« ° f such letters dally. All
have taken an internal In the case
raining In torrents. Dismal as It was
write these letters, from the
and may aa well stick to us."
D ivid in g th e llla m e .
outside, I was glad wltuln—ao glad , bigheet to the lowest
_
I assented gladly, and we a ll de­
“ I mw it staU«l th a t the A lp . ha-
that
I
could
have
shouted
out
from
•
Tb®
outdoor
laborer,
the
Indoor
arti-
scended together.
Our
prisoner
oost 301 lives in the past ten years.”
pure exultation.
San, the clerk, the editor, the states-
made no attempt to escape, hut
“ Yet it doesn’t seem quite right t
“I
f
any
of
you
gentlemen
have
ever
naan,
the
preacher—all
agree
that
Pe-
stepped calmly Into the cab which
put all the blame directlyontbeAlps.
ptae*! for a thing and longed for It ro-na is tne catarrh remedy of the age.
had been hla, and wc followed him.
“ Why not?”
during twenty long years, and- then The stage and rostrum reoocnisina ca-
Lestrade mounted the box, whipped
I suddenly found It within reach, you tarrh ¿Ttheir SreteM E X
are ~
“ Don’t you think most of them wei
up the horse and brought ua in a
wohld understand my feelings.
I “ i , , r .
, !? * T’ T
killed by the climb-it?*”
very short time to our destination. |
“I lighted a cigar and puffed at It to
la tb e lrPrBi" ,n d
We were ushered
_ Into
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a small
steady
my
nerves,
but
my
hands
w
ere,
‘e"
lnl0n7-
chamber, where a police Inspector °®- 1 w hipped«» toy horse and kept trembling and my temples throbbing1 Anlr Daan w“ ° wishes perfect health
noted down our prisoner’s name and within sight of them, feeling 1U s t with excitement.
i muB* be entirely free from catarrh.
the names of the men with whose ease, for I feared th a t they were go­
“As I drove I could see old John Catarrh is wq|l nigh universal; almost
Tor Infants and Children,
ing to shift their quarters.
murder he had been charged.
"At Boston station they got out, and Perrier and sweet Lucy looking at me Omnipresent. Pe-ru-na is the only ab­
The offlclAl wgs a white-faced, un­
The
Kind
You Have Always Bought
emotional man, who went through I left a boy to hold m y horse and fol­ out of the darkness and smiling st me, solute safeguard known. A cold is the 1
Just
as
plain
as
I
see
you
all
In
this
beginning
hi
catarrh.
To
prevent1
lowed
them
on
to
the
platform.
I
his duties In a dull, mechanical way.
"The prisoner w ill be put before heard them ask for the Liverpool room. All the way they were ahead of cold«, to cufe colds, is to cheat catrarh
me. and one on each aide of the horse, 'nnt of its v fe tim .
P&.m
-i
the magistrates in the course of the train, and the guard answer that one until
I pulled np at the house In the
< 7 tJrTh “ L v
°*>lj
week,” he said; “in the meantime, had just gone, and that there would Brixton road.
cares catarrh, bat prevents.
Every
Few Severs In Sheffield.
Mr. Jefferson Hope, have you any­ not be another for some time.
“There was not a soul to be seen,' boosebold should be (applied with this
/ ‘Stangerson seemed to be put out nor a sound to be heard, except the ?rev remedJ *or roughs, colds and so
thing that you wish to say? I must
Not 10 per cent of the large wage
warn you that your words w ill be at that, but .Drebber was rather dripping of the rain. When I looked.*0“ “ -
earners In the English cutlery trade
4
taken down and may be used against pleased than otherwise. I got so In at the window, I found Drebber* all
save a farthing, declares the Lord May­
The governor of Oregon is an ardent
close to them in the bustle that 1 huddled together In a drunken sleep.1 ,___________ ________________________
or of Sheffield.
could hear every word that passed be­
I shook him by the arm. 'It’s time to |
tween them.
go out,’ I said.
For frost-bite, cliilbains, sore and lame
"Drebber said that he had a little
” All right, cabby,’ said he. '
joints, stiffness of muscles—try Ham lin’*
'Craps all burnt to flinders?'
business of his own to do, and that If
“I suppose he thought we had come
wizard Oil. I t won’t disappoint you 1
Yes."
the other would w ait for him he would to the hotel that he had mentioned,
No rain In eight?*
soon rejoin him.
for he got out without another word
Simple Rule la Harmony.
‘Not a drap.“
"His companion remonstrated with and followed me down the garden.
A mingling of the two colore — a
him, and reminded him that they
"Tootnily m in t, ain ’t you?”
“I had to' walk beside him to keep
green veil disposed over a blue hat, or
had resolved to stick together. Dreb him steady, for he was still a little
‘ Tetotallyl”
“ W ell, what a ir yon a-smilin* over?” • k“ota of Te,vet ribbon of the combined
ber answered that the m atter was a top-heavy. When we came to the
delicate oae, and .that he must go door I opened it and led him Into the
“ I ’m sm ilin’ at the proepeet ol the ’ had“ > gives tone to the simplest toi-
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alone.
sheriff coinin' to levy on ahthlh’ I” —
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all the way, the father and daughter
Atlanta Constitution.
were walking tn front of us.
• ’It ’s Infernally dark,’ said he,
stamping about. '
" ‘W e’ll -soon have a light," I said,
to be w ell bom , and to the
j _____ ____ Mlad Over Matter,
striking a match and putting It "to a
P*rent«
it
m
u
st
look
for
W
l
Mrs. Jenks— How did you manage to
wax-candle which I had brought with
_
h e a l t h and
keep cool jesterdsy? I t was So hot.
me. ’Now, Enoch Drebber,’ I continu­
ed, turning to him and holding the
Mrs. Brown— Why, I went out shop­
llohd ♦<» rew nwn fiioo ‘viz Hr» am T Y*
ping for Christmas things.— Detroit
CASTOR IA
O o « a lt r a w i o t u r . U k « aava t a k . Ik,
•kea Sa a . ka u y e . I f ka U lla roe nut
«o taka N. tkaa S i a t t a k . It. H r kaaan.
Lware It with klaa We are artilla«.
S.,0. A Y E S UO.. Latrali. Masa.
A Stay-at-Homc Traveler.
Stranger— What wonderful tales o'd
Blinks relates! He must have been a
great traveler in his day.
Native— He was. never outside the
couuty in his life, but, yon see, his
mind has wandered fot years.
Hodge— I ’ve got a suit of clsdhes for
every day in the week.
Podge (suspiciously)— I never see
you wear any but the one you have on
now.
Hodge (cheerfully)—That’s the suit.
Genuine
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills
S ig n a tu re of
V lllfJ
Responsibility g g S R
xw XtaM responsibility, and how im portant th at
ONE CROWN AT A TIM E.
for years. I got It from over-ex- but sln|
posure and under-feeding In the did not
Salt Lake mountains.
I ’ve done I dpltatlc
ta r work new, and I d o n ’t care formed,
how -soon I go, but I should Uke
"Ther
to leave some account of the business geance i
behind me. I don’t want to be re realize ’
membered as a common ■ cut-throat” why reti
The Inspector and the two deteo- had my
tlves had a hurried discussion as to I should 1
the advisability of allowing him to Ing the
tell his story.
derstand
"Do you consider, doctor, that there him out,
Is Immediate danger?” the former
“It ch
asked.
la
gentle
“Most certainly there Is," I
an-1 In lookl
swered.
Brixton
“In that case. It Is clearly our duty, one of t
In the Interests of justice, to take his claimed
statement,” said the Inspector. “You turned,
are st liberty, sir, to give your sc- en a me
count, whiah I again warn you. will cate con
be taken down.”
"By m
’T il sit down, with your leave,” the least one
prisoner said, suiting the action to I could i
the word. "This aneurism of mine terruptlo
makes me easily tired, and the tue- that hou
ale we had half an hour ago has not which I
mended matters. I ’m on the brink of
“He v
the grave, and I am not likely to lie went lnl
to you. Every word I say is the ab- staying I
solute truth, and how you use It Is last of tl
a matter of no consequence to me.”
“When
W ith these words, Jefferson Hope In his wi
leaned back In hla chair and began well on.
the following remarkable statement: front of i
I can vouch for the accuracy of the
"I folic
subjoined account, for I have had ac- of my he
cess to Lestrade’a notebook. In driver th
which the prisoner’s words were tak-
“W e rs
en down exactly' as they were nt- and throi
tered.
my aston
" It doesn't much matter to you back In
why I hated these men,” he said: boarded.
"It’s enough that they were guilty of
" I couli
the death of two human beings— a tlon was
father and a daughter— and that they on and t
had therefore, forfeited their own yards or
lives. A fter the lapse of time that tered It i
has passed since their crime, it was Give me
Impossible for me to secure a convlo-1 please; n
tlon against them In any court.
talking."
“That girl that I spoke of was to
“T hat’s
have married me twenty years ago. waited h
She waa forced into marrying that more, wt
same Drebber, sad broke her heart
over I t
“I took ths msrrlsgs ring from bar
dead finger, and 1 vowed that his dy­
ing eyes should rest upon that vary
ring, and that hla last thoughts should
be of tbs crime for which ba waa pun­
ished.
“I have carried K about with me,
and have followed him and hla ae-
compllce over two continents until I
caught them. They thought to tire
me out, but they could not do I t If
I die tomorrow, as Is likely enough,
I die knowing that my work In this
world Is done and wall dona. They
have perished, and by my hand.
There Is nothing left for me to hope
for or to desire.
“They were rich and I wan poor,
so that It was no easy matter for me
to follow them. When I got to Lon­
don my pocket was about empty, and
I found that I must turn my hand to
something for my living.
“Driving and {tdlng are as natural
to ma as walking, ao I applied at a
cab owner’s office, and soon got em­
*T drove a lon g slowly, weighing tn
ployment. I was to bring a certain my own mind what It wns beet to do.
sum a week to tha owner, sad what­ I might take him right out Into the
ever was over that I might keep for country and there In some deserted
myself.
lane have my last Interview with him.
"There was seldom much over, hut 1 had almost decided on this when he
I managed to ecrape along aomehow. solved the1 p ro blem for me.
The hardest job was to learn my way l “The erase -for drink had setaed him
about, for I reckon that of all the again and he ordered me to pull up
masee that ever ware contrived, thin outside a gin place. H e went In. leav­
city Is tha moat confusing.
ing word that I should wait tor him.
“They were a t a hoarding house at
M s iJ
■ — S W f f iW /W l no taint of disease is left in the blood
l g l
to be transmitted to the helpless child, entailing the most
pitiable suffering, and m arking its little body w ith offen­
sive sores and eruptions, catarrh o fth e nose and throat, weak eyes, glandular
swellings, b rittle bones, white swelling and deformity.
King Edward V I I , as is well known.
H ow can parents look upon such little sufferers and not reproach
Is mnch interested in all matters relat-
I ing to flying ships, and especially Is be> themselves for bringing so much misery into the world? I f you have
any disease lu rkin g in your system, how can you expect w ell developed,
interested in Pantos-Dumont and his
healthy children ? Cleanse your own blood and build up your health, and
efforts. A few weeks before the coro­
you have not only enlarged your capacity for the enjoyment of the pleasures
nation it was extensively rumored th a t'
of life, but have discharged a duty all parents owe to posterity, and made
the king had quite made np his mind
m ankind healthier and happier.
to accompany the clever young Brasil­
There is no remedy that ao surely teaches deep-seated, stubborn blood
ian In one ol his aerial flights; that he
i— , troubles as S. ST S. I t searches out even hereditary
had, In fact, made all arrangements for
Y c * Q poisons, and removes every ta in t from the blood,
his travel through the air.
A certain
and builds up the general health. I f weaklings
well known scientific peer asked h is ' K j )
K e O ) are growing up around you, rig h t the wrong by
majesty one evening after
dinner
putting them on a course of S. S. S. st once. I t is
whether the rumor concerning the royal a purely vegetable medicine, harmless in its effects, and can be taken
aerial voyage was really true. _
by both old and young without fear of any bad results.
“ Now, Lord — ,” answered King E d -,
W rite us about your case, and let our physicians advise and help you.
ward, laughingly, “ is it likely that I This w ill cost you nothing, and we w ill also send our book on blood and
would take this flying ship trip? The •k in diseases.
T H X < W i r X O K C I I T C C O . . J k ttas kta. O su
coronation has not yet taken place, and
I can assure that I wish to wear my
earthly crown before I pat on the
other. I”
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A Fuany Moon.
: ’ .’ [ “ ’¿ ' J £ °? ’ *' h? h" »vlrrt them, that
<< the beat Sptcea, Baking Powder, Coffee
< > and Cauned Goods parked are tha
One summer evening a little girl was
ont doors washing ber feet.
After a
while she happened to look a t the
moon, just under a clood. She jumped
np and ran Into the house as fast as she
could, and said: ,
“ I ’m not going to stay out there and
that moon slipp’n* and slld’n ’ ’round
like that.”
MOHOPOLC
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label le a beautiful blue.
< > of Imitation«.
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twaoMAAM « Kcrm Bnor..
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Pa Kaaw.
does
BITI
We extract, crown and brldga teeth
w ithout In stetln s pein. Our methods
era modern and moat w ith tha approval
of tha moat exacting. Call and aw na.
Exam ination (rw . Tees rwaooable.
L ittle Ethel, aged 4, and her grand­
mother were great chume.
One day
the old lady was taking a dose of medi­
cine and the child Inquired:
“ Grandma, what’s ’at?”
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“ That is medicine, my dear.”
“ What is it made of, grandma?”
“ Out of leaves and roots and barks,”
replied grandma.
“ Oh, grandma,” mid Ethel, as her
big eyee opened in wonder, “ is it
made of little dog harks?”
what
■ — . » » « J » .« A T U « t -
C UR E SIC K HEA DA CH E
Medicine ol Dog Barks.
“ Pa,
CARTERS
’
’absent-minded*
mean?”
“ My boy, that’s easy. Did yon ever
stop to think?”
“ Yes.”
“ And your thoughts ran on?"
“ Yes.”
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quality or substance. In the process of
manufacturing figs are used, as they are
pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal
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y*
from an excellent combination of plants
f
known to be medicinally la x ttlv e and to
act most beneficially.
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