Distress
GOOD
mfter Eating Short Qtorles
DffinSA between mrnia, liiilcliliig, voiii-
Ifliiuilciicti, llli of nervous licnd-
limit In Hid ntomni'li, nin nil
Joint of ilvii'inlii. mill llm longer
le.li-.l tho Inn tier Ilia In cure It.
Vs Sarsaparilla
and Pills
ally mid purimiiii'tilly euro
rjt)li' mill lull" tlm aloiiinili (mil
ll;ejtlvo oi'K'ins for Ihn ntttimil
5niinii'e of their f 1 1 ii el 1 n.
it no siilutltttto for Hood's.
i1 djipepiin it'iiir-n yrsrs Ant
Remit iiimIIi Inrs liul unl nil lirlii
I Im-ksii Uklm Hood's Harsaparllla,
km four iKiitln of (lilt iiinllrliie
now rat almost atiyttilna;, sleeti
DlTfi cramps In mjr stumarh, no
.ml no distress. Mai. Wiittau
tr II ninry HI., rrurlilrnrx, (, I.
Vs Unrenpnrllln promlsoa to
rsTand kor.ua llio promleo.
friendly HiitcKeellon.
Hi n i. s i snow wiini to mass
bill said II1 Criivl magnate.
ha no Malm lor liusi
Hill II'" '" l'"l"l "' 1 Slll-rstltil.
II. n r. limit prlliee. "31 nke a
Ileal" t Inm rlillsiUlplila In
Mil Mlcrubea An.
i l n'. or ilrui'iiixtrrtli'! tint
I uiiiaii 'lliM'nn nm
ill nig tiitiun Mhldi Kmw mill
u, .in IhaIH'B, thrill llMB lieell
fg.lrllOcni " ' nil mi nm rim.ii.u- in-
wlii'ilur nnriiiiiii or nui,
, nui r.il-a",or "Imrterln"
Jgtsfjtli n I l 1 III" iiiiiiiBiiiii mny
,l l. I lio slnteliieul thai pro
, tin. .,.-t known fnrina of
. . . - I . I
BlilinsU nu i mal iikihh am mu itiw-
gun i rm plants, W II no
i I ' lull M beV may apply t'
I I.. ..l.l...-
Crtf .ntialliLt Minna III niiirr
.1 , ti. iiart V lalkliisn "I'm-
l'i-.waao" ill llio April tell-
pal'
1 1
ku
An mousing alnry la loli of Mr.
Hanger, tliu souloglat, mill a brc.
I "What eteps would you Int'llim to lulu.,
air, In llm event of yonder lluer ef
feeling lila liberty?" "Very long nncs,"
I replied tlio Int-onlr zoologist.
Murk Twnlli itoi'a lint let Ii In Npw
York frlcuda furicl him. Iff ten. ally
, wniln from Worrnrn lo omi of them.
"My house la the Villa Quarto. Ho I
lml I lift up my autobiography Mr n
ilnrto edition. Don't any anything to
llio fellows who tire writing their Uvea
III IlilllVII."
Once, while. III ritlahurg, Andrew
('iirui'KlK Inn) n tclegrnm mnt. ntnl
aliHid waiting, ii h la lila malum, until
It rinclnil llm operator. 1 1 llali'iii'il
nttftillvcty to llm rllrkliiK of llm ki-y.
tlii'ii liniiifillutuly urotu new t I
Krillil, li a followa: "'J'lin otln-r lui'iinii i;n
luliii', ajirllliiu tlio oiii'rator'a."
Wlirn lio wua 11 ynnra ulil llm Intn
Hlr Henry Kcpiml, tlio "llltli! nilinlral"
of tliv llrltlali licet, mid lila lirolliur
Tom Hi-rii uakrit liy tlielr father what
(irofraaloli thry WOlllil arlwt, n ml lmth
ilifliliil for tlio navy. 'TnthiT
lliouitlil." Hlr Ili'iiry rulo In lila
inruiolra, "o ahould Imve M-paral
lirofi-aalona, A a M illaaKreril, I hit
jalli Join III llio iyr, wiui-li ni', bcliiK lilg
lilt) to "I'"'"'-" Hilrrfal. Whi'ii we
linn nail cliouiili. miner ui-clilnl o
atioulil ImjIIi tw aallora."
Aiuliaaamtor Clifmlu ami lata ilauijh
trr wrnt rrerntly to tha rrataurmit
uiailn fainoua liy Dr. Haiuui'l Jvliuaon
iialmt It aa lirn(1iiinrtr(a. It la the
'llatoni llmro, oil Thurailaja, to re
k'alo giipata on lark tile, am h na John
ami liatil lo rat, nml llm Chonlra were
arrrnl with ou of the (laattra. Chontu
una In lint clintr that Johiuou wna
wont to iMTiijiy, nml hail Jimt Im'Kuii til
uipfll, vilicii hla ilauiilitrr riclatimil.
"lan't It funny. l7 You are In John
antra rhalr n nil ratlliK a Irnilltlon."
"Ilnlliia- a trmllllon!" rrtortci! tlip nm
Imawiilor. atriliilitlnic Tallanlly; "Judtc
luir from my prracnt MMnalloni. I must
hare Kot hold of one of Johnwn'a
lark a."
I'oiea are few nl lliirllnsaine, Han
Mntro Couuty'a faahloualile rraort, anil
,ui u. rrt. ami iii.)o ni rol ow K a lleeil all l ai-fd Ixitf OU re
kiJi iii all (.! iramao , , . . . ,. . ,
n able i.it.rrj vut aujui, horaea hna 1mhhiiii ralhcr tame ajiort;
I., ihfiinriti when tho word wna whlnixriil re
Ii raal I'fUllUU.Tulflo.O ..... , , , .,
..vu. im, Wbwloala Dfui .rently that n lire coyote (irlre, three
dollnra nm! fifty renlai had befii
rured, thero wna (treat Joy, imirh
liruahtni; of pink txiala and tlcoroua
ixillalilm; of horns The rhnar catno
in-nr lirlUK n fntlure on aeeount of the
itiyote'a iKUornnre of hla diltlea. In
atead of riinulm;, he aat atlll mid
looked friendly nml iur.il(Ml. NolM'a
of tnrloiia klnda wrre made, mid when
Hie royolt nt laat decided to mote, he
proved hlmaalf n deareudnut of the an
imal Mark Twain made famous. When
lie had a good atnrt the hunt followed.
The rhase wna hnrd, and the triumph
stolen. The coyote, thoroughly enjoy
lot: llio sport, wna peacefully loplUK
neross Hie Han Mateo landacnle, In nd
ranee of the liounda, where ho wna
aren hy n Chinese cook. There la n
I'hliieav auperalltlon Hint the fleali of
wild nnlmala mnkra one tirare, to this
ixiok obtained n gun nml alew the lienst
lust na Ihn huntera were Im-ouilni:
culled over who would ha In nt the
dentil." They were nil there, and
thnlr wrntli wna audi that tlio Chinese
felt the need of couraKe-luaplriiiK
Willi nil ilmae vnrtoiia nutliorltlea pull
lK In different dlreellona It la no
wonder Hint thlnga nre nt u atandnlllt
I'll" illy la In n poalllon lo rlvnl Ht.
I'eleiahurK or Moscow, na the ellinnte
la norer eiceaalvely cold; thera la lit
Hi) foir, n harbor ormn nil lh. ..r
ft coainnpollinn population
round nmi
CITY TO
UE WITHOUT WOMCN.
i,.ri..i form llm chlf ci
crii'ou; tu hur evltflilrs.
Itow'a ThlsT
i'ie IIuii IiihI th.llars Htwsr.l l.n
s s'tti ibsl rallliot i CUI.I Ii;
. ii i "' A I O , I'rsl., Toloto, O
u leriisne.1, iisia iivtiwii r. j
. it' .vtauksn tntertiallf, art'
: tha M,j1 slut tnueuut sur-
Vftt hf " lure ",r r tajtlla
il) ii aiiii iiiimiiiii itea.
, l , ii ars lb t)il.
Lcntrit Uosd In tha World.
'I u, Kicat Hlbrtinu ralUay
run n in I" tlio punilc, llieru
en iirrnlioii a toini nl 1,141
Mim I. iirm ami 3,nM miles In
..... i i... ii. i
Bf H ' '"Il iiiI"iis HiimiHii nil.' iiiiiii
or t V itx rilnir nl ri.r.'n milra.
tllO Hew trains tie line, which will
lllTrUlioiiiii Hits summer, Hill tnr
Tltiially n tl.r.,ii(;li service Iroin l'arli
tOiJWt Arthur, n illalanre ot 7.2UU
1(1 i"K imiIm uf wliich la over
ifiin lim a 1 rom Jninea W. Dvlil
I'Tlm i.n-ut HiU'rlan Italtwny"
I A'" (Vnlory.
HollieltitllK for Ihn lllija.
IBocnrtnry Hlinw make few teraa
' rmarl every little whlla on 'Tilt
.liofMl'lin Keerelarjr la tirettr sure to
vma(nallho frlemUhlu of twra eenerallT
iJotmuM tie tnlka directly to fathers
lie aaya ttut tmia wnut th com
raSDihlp of iHiya and that tho tiomi I ,yutt, illB, nt onPC,
aapum sriTiuo mo no aa mucu aa ll .
CITY OF VLADIVOSTOK.
idociltho hatiy and tho man. Hrcrolary
Htui'KiCnlls attention to tha fact that
World la produi'llIK a lllghtT type ol tt'illr Hupply la Inailsqnata and In-
KoSSbhood than of manhood; that " Ar "'
!aro mora oumr women whom It la Intrrratlng to lenni aomellilns
lyoumonlil weicoma to your homes ai or tno cuiea oi ninena in new ot inn
daughters in Inw than young
than young tueu
twh"55 yon would welcomo na sons In
I Hit anya there la no oicuio fm
although thero ara reaaunn,
t which la that ntout tho only
where tho boy la attro of n cord la.'
IE fee tin H la whero you do not deslri
IhlWltn en
nsgy
Indispensable
Tor ill schsi I rom hcti la loci
It Jacobs Oil!
lit nintlva qutlltlti
to reth Hi
PAINS and ACHES I
(I lh lmrr.su family, nJ lo rt
Htva mj curalhsm promptly,
ll'rlcs. U5o. amd 50o.
m! L. DOUGLAS
lsiBo p. so cunrc umcN
LV'tr-' v o o Vt,J MALE
UV.TIi. DoilKlllH
aPa.TIi. 1IOIIKII1H
.JL09?l"'Voliytlielr v
eicollent atylo. f lt-l
iiucrior weurliitf
lliitlHIei, iichleveil
lUUlirireHt aulii or
tnnyjralioi's In llm
world.
Jiyjtrn hut ir,,,i
jaJliSei Hint co.i you
iS'lpjl Hi.) only
CMpreiU'olstliuiirluii.
efur iimiiii nml
ITrteo mi lioitnni
jJioslis uses I'oiinm
1 SM
I WBB1
Kolii br druirjlatai.
troiiblo between Jnpnn nnd Ituaaln In
llio fnr coat, anya the Municipal Jour
nal mid lCnglneer. Vladivostok la alt
tinted on tho (lulf or I'eter tho Crent.
In Hllierla, Just north of Korea, nnd
ncctiple n natural poiltlon that would
be admlrablo for a Inrgo city were nd
rantngo taken of the aurroundlnga.
At present tho water aupply la Inndo
iiunts and bad, although there nro n
number of natural wells and the drain
ngo fnrlllllca nm good. Tho city apenda
$000 per day for n water aupply for
Ita 40,000 Inlmbltaiita, giving an aver
age of ulno gitttona per cnplta dully.
Occasionally thero la a aerloua flro and
tho Ore department la not cnpnblo of
handling It. Consequently tha Inaur
anco la high. Tho property valuation
la 10.000.000.
Comparing the water aupply of the
city with that of cities of the annio
alto In tho Unltod Btntes, wo find that
lllngluiinton, N. Y., has a population
of nn,iVI7, tho per cnplta consumption
la nlKjut 1&3 gnllons per day, and tho
expenaca for tlio year. Including tlio
IIHor service, amounted In 1802 to n
llttlo over 1317 per duy. Ilrockton.
Maaa, population 40,003, Una n per
cnultn conaumptloii of 93.23 gullona
T ! dull nnd over half of tho services nro
motored. Tho total eipenso of run
ning the plant, Including malntonnnoo
nnd construction, was In 11M1 JV8,
202.50, giving n dully coat of nlrotit
fill. Uotli of these cities own their
own plants nnd will servo ns models
from which tho nutliorltlea of this Si
berian city could pattern a plant for
their city.
Tho great needs of this city, accord
ing to reports, nro a sultnblo reservoir
and water works and n city electric
light plant. The cost of these utili
ties him been estimated mid plant
drawn, but nothing la being douo to
carry them out. A llussliiii company
has offered to build tho water works
for JMt,00. or a llttlo moro than tho
new city pnys for water. An Kngllsh
llrm has offered to put In tlio electric
light plant and tho municipal board Is
now considering It. Tho wholo troii
blo lies In tho chaotic condition of af
fairs. Tho city Is a fortress with a
commandant whoso Jurisdiction would
naturally embrace tlio entire fortress,
hut there Is also a military governor
of the entlro senboard province, with
his olllclal rosUUmco nt Vladivostok,
Iu addition thero Is an admiral of tho
port, who resides In this city, and a
mayor of tho city, who Is elected, or
"appointed," presiding over a small
council, nnd Inadequate revenues from
taxi to pay the Increasing expenses.
mmmmmmmmuiummnaummmmmmmBKmmammn
Mima Will II. Allnwrd Utah Town
to Ho roiiniWil It, C'allliatss.
The "Clly of fVllbiitea" la lo be
foiindcil within fow ,n,. ut .rvo,
"lull. That nt least la tho Impression
of attaches of tho American house,
who wero on duly when n plcturesiiue
pnrly of foreigners nrrlvctl nnd n-uls-li-ri-d.
These ilien, eight In number,
nn- looked upon na the founders of lids
new clly, which will allow no woman
within Us walla, anya tho Denver fust.
About 2 o'clock this morning n pnrly
of men, much resembling Itullnn brig
nuda as portrayed In comic opera, en
tered tho American house. They had
gold rings In their ears, wore ahlrts of
n apii-toculnr hue, corduroy suits nnd
wldv-brtmmed lints. One inun. who
wua clvlllri-il nn in il,,. ,.nl,,. n.i i. Ulllousnnns.constlnatlon nrnvnnt rn
dnd In modem American fnshlon COVOrl'- C"" thoto with Ayor's Pill.
penrcd to bo In ehnrge. lie
Your doctor will tell you that
thin, pale, weak, nervous chil
dren become stronic and well
by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Small doses, for a few days.
Sarsaparilla
The chance is very prompt
and very marked. Ask your
doctor why It Is. He lias our
formula and will explain.
"WIiii II fsnri oM f-,r miny mnnthl no
Ml" Ih'iiiirlit I rr.1,1,1 II, Ufrmitmot lltln I.IIHI
lint iii a tsw wki Ayr'a Hratarllls com
plaislr r-tir1 ins l l,allh "
Ilia V. Ill i KHissrsil. Vlii.laud. N, J.
for '
The Children
up- I
put the
register, his
following names on the
own being llrat:
John llubnlo, I'eter Yovanovlch,
I.ukii Tomiiacrvlch, I.uko Yoracerle,
I.uko Yovnuovlsh, Vnso Yovaccrlc, Mi
ter I.ukslck mid another Hint wns Il
legible, llubnlo did not asy whence
the party came, hut It wns gleaned
from Ids conversation Hint nil lint! Just
I'oino from Kills Island under his
guidance.
llubnlo wan not Inclined to be com
municative, but he anld enough to fos
ter tho Impression that ho headed a
little colony Hint wua going to locnto
near I'rovo. The sturdy sons of sunny
Italy with him would form the bona
and slnt-w of the colony, nnd thero
would b no women allowed within Ita
purlieus. One of tho Yovntilch broth
ers, It seems, had been deceived by a
wommi buck tu Italy and, drawing n
number of hla friends and rctnUves
about htm, derided to go to the new
world and found a microcosm whero
the foot of woman would never be al
lowed Nothing was anld directly about
immltig tt (Tty of Cellbntes, but from
the conversation of the party thnt was
Hie Inference.
DONS A SECOND-HAND ROBE.
Nc-i Justice In Mints his Court Waara
mi Did down When Installeit,
Ouo of the strsngo customs of the
I'tilled Htntc-i Hupromo Court ts that a
now Justice, ou his Induction Into olllce.
nlwajs wears an old robe. No out- can
glvo any good reason for the custom,
jet It la rigidly adhered to. Although
tho robm arc of black, there la no law
retiulrlng thnt this hue be uaed. The
chief Justice could with Impunity en
ter the court room attired In a bright
yellow rolie,. Hut nothing but black
would be Iu keeping with the solemnity
of the court and Ita proceedlnga.
A. woman makes the robes, and the
price la Invariably $100 each. Khe Is a
specialist In tills lino of tailoring and
knows the details so well thnt the lit
ts the only thing which gives her cut
tomers concern.
The robes nro worn off the bench
only when tho court la Inking part in
aomo olllclal ceremony. They may be
worn to nn ottlclnl funeral. They are
alwaya used by the court at the presi
dential Innugurnl ceremonies, on which
Ik-en Ion the chief Justice administers
the oath of olllce to tho new President.
In tho robing room Is a portrait of
John Jny. the tlrst chief Justice, nltircci
In a robo with scarlet facing, but such
a rolio has not been seen In the court
room during the past 100 years. The
walla of this room are hung with new
and wvond-hand robes, giving tho
place n somber appearance.
In earlier tlmea the Justices wore
wlga anil kneo trousers. Tho lawyers
wero required to appear liefore court tn
full suits of black, wlUi ruitlod shin,
kneo trousers, silk hose nnd low shoos
with silver bucklea.
A black frock coat Is now the only
distinctive article of dress worn by tlio
liar, though no form of dress is now-obligatory.
A llillitilln to Itie Itesetle.
tine tiny a Hock of spurnnvs were
noln oil l! hi;: cm lleilly aioiiiid a hollie,
nml nn Knlm,' mar I sun that n young
sparrow hud fallen from ti nest under
tin; tiles und was too young to Hy
buck.
Kuddciily a bantam cock stepped for
ward. He evidently tjulto understood
tho state of affairs, for lie picked the
little mite up very tenderly In his beak,
mounted tin empty cart that happened
to bo conveniently near, Hew from It
on to the tiles and, stretching his neck
out oer Hie edge replaced the sparrow
In Its nest.
In doing so, however, lie overbal
anced himself and tumbled to the
ground. Hut after pluming his feath
ers fur a minute he strutted about tho
yard none tlio worse for his ndventure
nnd evidently very proud of bis exploit.
A Woniltrlul Discovery,
ilroadland. H. Dak.. March 28.
(Julto a sensntion has been created here
hy the publication ol tho story of O.
W. (iray. who after a special treatment
foi three months was prostrate and
helpless and given up to die with
Wright's Disease. Wright's Difenfe has
always been considered incurable, but
evidently from the story told bv Mr.
(iray, there Is a remedy which will
enre it even in tho mmt advanced
stages. This is what lie savs:
"I was helpless as a littlo balie.
My wife ami I searched ovt rytlitng and
read everything no could find about
llriglit's 1 lift-off, hoping that I would
Ik- abb- to find a reimdy. After many
failures my wife intisted that I should
tty Dodd's Kidney Tills." I pralio (iod
for tho day ulien 1 decided to do rn for
this remedy met every phase of mycise
and in a short time I was able to pet
out of bed and after a few weeks treat
ment 1 trti a strung, well man. Dodd's
Kidney Tills saed my life."
A remedy that will cure llriglit's Di
cae will cure any lescer Kidney Dis
ease. Dotld s Kidney Tills are certain
ly the most wonderful discovery which
modern medical research has given to
the world.
A JAPANESE WAR SONO.
It Describee l'rtmeae of the Japanee
Durlnir War vtltli China.
When Japan aent a party of naval
ulllcers and sailors to this country to
in kn clinrgu of the cruiser Kasagl,
built by I lie Cramps, they taught one
if the Japanese war songs to their
American nctiunlnlnncen. Here Is how
llm JnpnncHc version ran In part:
Tt-iisliln Jornktl links! Iinsld
T"jo Indira no Kino slilrmiu,
Moiiiiii Kmiko no clian-ehnn ga,
Ilnrel klnrnmarii furumnlwa,
Hrtslil yakuwnn kogal hlfun,
Nippon dnnahlno inlemalde,
Yalinti no gtune a yahuranto.
Translated the song Is as follows:
"Tho Tientsin treaty hna been
broken. The extremely discourteous
ondiict of the barbarous mid stubborn
Chinese, falling lo recognize the value
uf peace In the east, causes teeth to be
set mid arms folded, while public sen
timent Is sorrowful and Angry.
Tu break this dream of barbarism
by the power of the Japanese soldiery,
our re enforcements are continually ad
vancing, with flags floating bravely.
"Ilolb In tho desperate battle of the
flulf of Techlll and In au attack on the
province of Helklo, we displayed the
national prowess by slaughtering the
Chinese lighting against our country.
"Wo are marching through a coun
try Iu which the scorching heat blis
ters Hie flesh. We arc passing through
tiro und water, but we do not care.
The enemy's projectiles come like hall.
i he corpses were piled mountain high
at Hello, lllood discolors the waters
of Wel-hal-wel, but our soldiers, never
retreating an Inch, easily capture the
Chinese fort.
"(.rasping 400 provinces with one
hand ami planting the flag of the Ills-
lug Hun on the castle of Pekln, let ns
return In triumph. Kor you are to lie
an example of the military clan, In
creasing the fame of the nation.
'Human life Is only fifty years. If
we are reluctant to lose It, we become
disloyal to the emperor for genera
tions.
"Two ways lie open before us; the
loyal way Is to die. I.et our motto lie
to continue fighting until we fall ex
hausted.
"This Is the most satisfactory solu
Hon. How desirous. How Joyful."
New Y'ork Sun.
DIKE BUILT AQES 8INCE.
Never Ilatl Ouo.
Teacher Johnny , what la an ada
mailt?
Johnny You can't fool me.
never had no nun'
A diu
rnal Altered tlio Case.
It was In n country police court, and
the lawyer on one sldo had occasion to
refer to a dead man, whoso evidence,
had ho lived would havo been Import
ant. "Tlio defunct," tho lawyer said,
"would have corroborated me In this,
your worships j" or "tho defunct, tuny
It please court, would, wero ho here;"
or "It Is notorious that tho defunct de
clared freijucntly, your worships," and
so on.
Whenever these references to the
dead man were mndc, Indignant objec
tions came from tho lawyer on the oth
er side. Tho words "the defunct," In
fact, always caused n squabble, anil
it was to bo observed that In this
niuabblo one of tho magistrates a
self-made mnn hnd from tho begin
ning been disposed to take part. He
frowned and shook his head in repro
bation a great deal, nnd finally ho snld
Impatiently:
"What'B the use o' talkln' so much
about this chnp you call 'tho defunct?'
Can't you bring him here and let him
speak for himself?"
"Tlio defunct's dead, your worship."
tho lawyer Interposed hastily.
The magistrate looked mollified.
Oh, that altiis tho case," he said.
Making n Ooott llegliining.
May (lldday lm going to write a
10 NeU "niggles Tho Ideal What's It
going to bo about?
May (lldday-Oh. I don't know yet,
but I've selected a lovely name for Hie
heroine. Thlhidelplila Tress,
Not Interchangeable,
"ltemcmbcr thut time is money."
said the person who gives much nd-
UlYes" answered tho man who is
not working; "but sometimes it Is very
illtllcult to effect tho exchange."
Washington Star.
Quito n Different ltenson.
Folks say you only married ma bo
ciuiso I had money."
Nonsense! My principal reason for
marrying you wns becauso I bud
none,"- Illustrated lilts.
rs. Elizabeth II. Thompson
of Lillydalc, N.Y., Grand Worthy
Wise Templar, and Member of
W.C.T.U., tells how she recov
ered by the use of Lydia G.
I'iiikliam's Vegetable Compound.
I Dc A it Mrs. liSKUAM! I am ono
I of tho many of your grateful friends
who have liocn cured throurrli tho mo
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CutllDOltml. und who can to-d.iv
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prostration, and wns considered Incur
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pound nnd it cured her in a short time,
anil sho became well nnd strong, nnd
her homo to her great Joy nnd her hus
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female trouble, nnd nm satisfied that
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Keraalne of an Earthwork Evidently
Constructed In Prehistoric Times.
The Western States mid Territories,
contain many evidences that this con
tinent was once peopled by a race
well advanced In the nrts of civiliza
tion. A wonder of apparently pre
historic origin iins been discovered re
cently by a surveyor In Northern Ida
ho. It is the well-preserved remains
of a dike, and lies along the east side
of a swamp known as Hoodoo Lake,
Kootenai County. In a country thickly
covered with timber and underbrush.
The dike Is 0,000 feet in length. Is
built cnrefully of rock nnd covered
with earth. In dimensions It Is four
feet In height and three feet wide on
top. The dike Is broken In two or
three places for a rod or two, nnd nt
one point apparently It has been cut In
recent years. There are also evidences
that parts of the dike have been bro
ken nnd swept nway by floods In times
long past. Trees over 100 years old
growing on the crest of the dike also
attest In some degree to Its antiquity.
The surveyor, William Ashley, was
at first Inclined to the belief that It
wns nn old moraln of tho glacial pe
riod, such as are frequently encoun
tered In the Northwest. Upon close In
vestigation, however, he wns convinced
that It was tho work of man owing
to the. singular regularity of Its form
and the materials which compose It
Tho earth's surface must have under
gone somo great changes since the
construction of this dike, for the pres
ent geological formation of the locality
renders It useless cither for reclama
tion purposes or to keep back the wa
ter. It could not have been the work
of Indians. Its origin Is suggestive of
vast eipanses of time and recalls tho
work of tho ancient mound builders.
The Skating Stroke.
How long should the stroke be In
ikatiug? Old-timers those who
learned to skate forty or fifty years
g0wlll say that the stroke which
they used was much longer than that
which is common to-day, and that they
used to travel faster. The first part
of the statement Is true, but the sec
ond Is not The explanation Is Interesting.
On the old rocker skates the skater
made a long curve, beginning on the
outer edge, gradually turning and fin
ishing on the Inner edge of the blade.
Turkey" Smith, the famous English
champion of old days, covered twelve
to eighteen yards at a stroke In that
style.
Tho thin, keen, flat club type or
skates changed all that. All the stroke
In racing Is now on the Inner edgo. J.
r. Douogbue, one of the greatest of
all skaters, used only a six-yard stride
Iu the championship races ot 1801, and
Mr. Eden, who won at St. Tetersburg
In 1800, went but scveu and a half
yards at a stride.
Mr. Donoghue, whose short, quick
strokes wero wonderful to watch, still
holds the record for the fastest mile
and the fastest half mile ever skated.
in 1S87, at Nowburgh, on the Hudson,
he skated a mile before the wind tn
two minutes, twelve and six-tenths
seconds. Six years later he traveled
a hundred tulles near Stamford, Conn.,
In seven hours, eleven minutes, thirty
eight nnd one-fifth seconds. None of
tho old-time, long-stroke skaters ever
made such speed as that.
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME .
Are Never Without Peruna in the House
for Catarrhal Diseases.
WM. AND MRS. J. O. ATKINSON, INDEPENDENCE, MO.
Under date of January 10, 1H07, Dr.
Hartman received the following letter
"My wife had been suffering from a
complication of diseases for the past 5
years.
"Her case had bafllctl the skill of
some of the most noted physicians.
One of her worst troubles was chronic
constipation of several years' standing.
"She also was passing through that
most critical period in the life of a
woman change of life. In. June,
18'J.j, I wrote to you about her case.
You advised a coune of Peruna and
Manalin, which we at once commenced,
andhavo to say it completely cured
her. fchc firmly believes that she
would have beer: dead only for these
wonderful remedies.
"About the same time I wrote you
about my own case of catarth, which
had been of 25 years' standing. At
times I was almost past going. I com
menced to use Tcrtina according to your
infractions and continued its use for
about a year, and it has completely
cured me.
"Your remedies do all that you
claim for them, and even more. Ca
tarrh cannot exist where Peruna Is
taken according to directions. Suc
cess to you and your remedies."
John O. Atkinson.
tn a letter dated January 1, 11)00, Mr.
Atkinson says, after five years' experi
ence with Teruna:
"I wlil ever continue to speak a good
word for Peruna. In my rounds aa a
traveling man I am a walking adver
tisement for Peruna and have Induced
many people during the past year to
use Peruna with the most satisfactory
results. I am still enred of catarrh."
John O. Atklnsen,
Box 272, Independence, Mo.
When old age comes on, catarrhal
diseases come also. Systemic catarrh
is almost universal in old people.
This explains why Peruna has become
eo indispensable to old people. Peru
na is their safe-guard. Teruna is the
only remedy yet devised that meets
these cases exactly.
Such cases cannot be treated locally,
nothing but an effective sytcmic rem
edy could cure them. This Is exactly
what Peruna is.
If you do not receive prompt and
satisfactory results from the use ot Pe
runa, write at once to Dr. Hartman,
giving a full statement ol your case and
he will be pleased to give you his valu
able advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
A Degenerate.
Kind Lady Have you always been
a tramp? Were you never any high
er? Tramp Oh! yes'm. I uster be a
second-story worker and porch-climber.
The Wonderful Cream Separator
does Its wort In TO minutes and leaves less
than 1 rr cent turner fst. The price It ridicu
lously low, according to site, ILli to W.oo each,
and when rou have one rou would not part
therewith lor fifty tlmea Ita cost.
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catalog, fully describing thlt remarkable Cream
jeiarator, and hundreds of other toola and
farm seeds used by the farmer. l C. L.J
Not Crowded.
"I suppose there Is plenty of room
at the top In your business."
"Hardly. I am a steeple-Jack."
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r 1 1 0 anr first dsy's nse of Dr.Kllne'aOnst Nerve
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saucepan with u little kot water; It will
prevent the milk sticking to the bottom
ot the pan.
ADoat correct.
Teacher Can you tell me the differ
ence between caution and cowardice?
Bright Boy Yes, ma'am. When you
are afraid yourself, that's caution;
when the other fellow's afraid, that'
coward Ice.
For bronchial trouMes try Tiso'a Curs)
for Consumption, It is a good cough
medicine. At druggists, price 23 cents.
This Is a cold world but wnat does)
the coal dealer care?
Mothers will find Mrs. Wlntlowt't Soothing
Syrup the beat remedy touso (or their children
daring the teething period..
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Perrin's Pile Specific
The INTERNAL REMEDT
No Case ExUts it Will Not Cora
SURE INDICATION
IAD BLOOD
OLD SORES, ULCERS, ABSCESSES
The best evidence of a bad condition of the blood and unhealthy state of
the system, is an old festering sore, Tunning ulcer, or abscess. They show
the bodily impurities are not passing out through the proper channels, but
are left in the system to clog and poison the blood. So thoroughly does
the poison permeate the system that every little scratch, cut or bruise
inflames and festers. Everything about an old sore or ulcer suggests disease.
iney atiect ine general neaiui, mey
require constant attention, and are a
source of anxiety and trouble all the
time, and in some cases highly offen
sive. There is danger, too, of these
places becoming cancerous if not
treated promptly and in the right
way. Washes, salves and ointments
are good for external use, but they
can't stop the discharge or change
the condition of the blood, and for
this reason the sore never heals per
manently. Not until the blood is purged of
impurities and the system cleansed
of all harmful substances should the
ulcer heal, or the effect upon the sys
tem might prove disastrous. 8.S.S.
goes into the circulation and searches
out and removes the cause of the
old sore and invigorates and builds
up the polluted, sluggish blood
again, and as the poisonous matter
is driven from the svstcra the sore
begins to heal, new flesh forms and
raoMOAuroFTnr iuEOTOAincxa
A SOUS BOHH.
Haw OaaUs, Fa., July 20, 1003.
Three yeara airo a common boll up
pearedonthaoair of my limb. Kotyleld.
lnarto simple homeremedUs.Iconaulua
a. phyeUlan, who preaorlbed a poultice,
flax seed, auppoaadly. I3y aome fearftu
mistake X was clrea corrosive aubll
mate, and after bavins; tt on for a favr
mlnutea X could endure the pain no
losa-ar, ao took off tha application and
found that my limb from tha oalftotha
ankle was In an awful oondltlotu X im
mediately aent for another phyaioian,
who told rat I had been poisoned. Uy
limb from tha calf to tha ankle waa ena
aolld Inflamed sore. I waa advised to
basin 0. B. 0., and Improved rapidly
under its uaa, but about thla time I had
an attaok of typbold fever, and thla eel.
tied In tha original aore. Thla, of ooarao,
cauaed a back aat, but having confidence
In tha ability of B. B. 8., X began It again
aa aoon aa I waa over tha fever, and to
make a long atory abort, waa completely
and permanently oursd. Two yeara bava
elapssd, and I bava never had a return of
tha trouble. HHB.k. a.dufpy.
Sit W. Washington at.
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It is n pity that such a great variety
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to play with. Everything comes to his
hum! rendv made, and leaves nlmost
trothlng to his own creative genius, a'
few simple playthings mado the child
Just as happy, and much moro In-I
ventive. Many a little otto will spend
hours building houses nnd laying rail
roftd tracks with a box of blocks for
his tnnterlal who will In a day cast
aside tho most costly toy, If It suggest
nothing new to bis fancy.
ActliiL- is sunnoscd to be n profes
sion, but sometimes it Is merely a walk
lu life.
the place is soon covered over with
fresh skin and the sore is gone for H time. Where the constitution is
debilitated from the effects of chronic sores, ulcers, abscesses, carbuncles,
boils or other Severe skin eruptions. S. S. S.
will build it up again and stimulate and
strengthen all parts of the system. S. S. S.
contains no strong minerals, but is guaran
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a Dlood Purifier and invigorating tonic.
Do not depend upon local remedies alone.
Get vour blood right, and as it forces out
the poison the sore must heal, because nothing is left in the system for
it to feed upon. Write us should you desire medical advice, which is glvea
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