MOSQUITOES SPREAD YELLOW FEVER,
WHOSE SYMPTOMS ARE DESCRIBED.
R H E U M A T IS M S »^
Rheumatism does more than any other dis-
a b ie r w w r u s
An acute specific disease.
ease to rob life of pleasure and comfort. It is so painful and far-reaching la
Restricted to certain geographical lilmts.
its effects on the system that those afflicted w ith it find themselves utterly
unable to enjoy bodily comfort or any o f the pleasures of life. Some are
Characterized by a high fever of short duration,
bound hand and foot and suffer constantly w ith excruciating pains, swollen,
gastro-intestinal disturbances, hemorrhages into the
s tiff joints and muscles, and
skin and mucous membrane, and a yellow tint of the
o fte n
distorted, crooked
I had been troubled with Rheumatism for two
akin.
limbs, w h ile others have J j*">
bt ' “ .nnder
treatment ° f
Do you like it? Then why
First recognized definitely In West Indies In 1647.
“ Is it true that the Bloptous are llv*
o fS e e d o n , t o t o ,
It Is Infectious.
be contented with it? Have
lng beyond their income?” “ Worse
which they liv e in constant were so stiff that I could not use them. I was un
Prevails In the West Indies, west const o f Africa,
than that. They’re living beyond their
to b e ? Oh, no! Just put on
iear and dread o f the n ext able to do my household work, ami was truly in a
YHi-Low rsvm mosquito Central America, and southward along both coasts of credit.” — Brooklyn Life.
attack, when, at the least ex- pitiable condition. S. S. S. cured me after using
A y e r’s Hair Vieor and have
South America and northward to the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
Jack (in a museum)— This collection posure to damp weather, o r R for ,awhile, and I unhesitatingly give it the
It has been brought to north Atlantic seaports by vessels.
lone, thick hair; soft, even
o f stuffed animals is said to be valued s lig h t irregu larity o f any credit it so much deserves,
The mosquito Is blamed for spread of the disease.
Liverpool, O . M r s . M . A. D e c k e r .
hair; beautiful hair, without a
at thousands o f dollars. Flo— Is is kind, the disease w ill return.
Frost stops yellow fever.
possible?
What
are
they
stuffed
T
h
e
cause
o
f
Rheumatism
is
a
sour,
acid
condition of the blood, produced
single gray line in it. Have a
Survivors o f one attack o f yellow fever become Immune from further with?” — New Yorker.
b y food ly in g undigested in the stomach, poor bowel action, weak kidneys
little pride. Keep young just
attacks.
Deacon Jones— In the better land and a general sluggish condition o f the system. External applications, such
The yellow fever germ has not yet been discovered.
as long as you can.
everything will be made known. Mrs. os liniments, oils, plasters, etc., do not reach the cause and can only give tem-
Some authorities say the disease is caused by a toxin, not a germ.
“ I am flfty-aeven year« old, and until re
porary relief. The blood must be cleansed and puri-
cently m y hair w h s v e ry ? ray. But In a few
Yellow fever develops usually from three to four days after Infection. Prye— Won’t that be tine! I've always
4 ? ^
fied before a cure can be had. S. S. S. attacks the
weeks A yer's Hair V igo r restored the natural
wondered
how
old
Surah
Wilson
wus.
color to m y hair so now there is not a gray
Sometimes it takes seven days.
disease in the rig h t w ay— it neutralizes the poison
— Boston Transcript
h air to be seen." — J. W. H a n s o m , Boulder
The attack comes on with severe chills or rigors when It comes sudden
Creek, Cal.
and filters out every particle o f it from the blood,
“ The automobile has not accomplish
ly. It may come on more gradually with languor, headache and malarial
stimulates the slu ggish organs and clears the sys
Made by J. C. Ayer Co., L ow ell, Mass.
symptoms. The temperature goes to 105 degrees, sometimes higher. The ed much lu actual business,” said the tem of all foreign matter. It cures the disease permanently and safely
A lso manufkoturers o f
fever lasts from three to five days, attended with pains In the back, limbs utilitarian. “ Oh, yes. It has. It has because it contains no harmful minerals to derange the stomach and diges
sarsaparilla .
helped accident Insurance a great tion. Book on Rheumatism and any advice you wish, without charge.
and head. There is nausea and vomiting.
PIUS.
CULRRY PECTORAL.
The yellow tint of the skin, from which the fever gets Its name, begins deal.” — Washington Stur.
THE S W IF T SPE C IFIC C O ., ATLANTA» GAm
on the second or third day.
“ This m eat” protested the boarder,
In severe cases small hemorrhages take place Into the skin and mu "is overdone.” “ Not exactly, It ain’t ”
W h a t B e c o m e s o f the B ib le s
A L o n g -F e lt W a n t.
cous membrane. The vomit Is at first white. Later It becomes very dark, replied the waitress; "It's done over.
N eeded a Real
Stringer— I saw a nickel-la-the-slot ma-
The announcement o f Dr. James
Collector— This is the twentieth tim. i and in appenrance like coffee, when it is known as “ black vomit.” There is This is the same meat you had yes
Morrow, secretary o f the Pennsylvania I chine to-day that will tell whether a man
j bleeding at the nose, mouth and gums. Delirium usually follows, then un terday.” — Philadelphia Press.
I ’ve called with this bill.
is iu love or not.
Gilded Youth— Yes, and there are forty consciousness, and death.
Flatbroke— I'm sorry I can't pay Bible Society, that his organization
Joshem— Say, the Inventor ought ta
^biore, just like you, coming in day after
Mortality varies. In some epidemics It has been as high as 85 per cent. that bill now— you’ ll have to wult alone distributed 10.000,000 Bibles last
make a fortune out of that machine.
day, to worry me about their miserable In others as low as 10 per cent.
I
year,
while
5,000,000
were
sold
by
the
awhile. Aud I ’d like a suit this spring,
Most any man will gladly give up a
little bills. No wonder I ’m all fagged
Heat, moisture, bad drainage, uncleanllness and unhygienic conditions too. Tailor— You’ll get It. I ’m going j trade, again cnlls attention to the Im I nickel to find out whether it is love ot
out. Guess I ’ll take a run over to Eu
mense
circulation
of
the
book.
Where
favor the disease, but the mosquito Is most of all responsible.
| dyspepsia that ails him.
to start one to-morrow.— Cleveland
rope to recuperate.
all the Bible issued go to Is a wonder
Experts seem to agree that the first step to combat the spread o f the Lender.
even among the agencies that are con
It A ll D e p e n d s !
fever is to attack the mosquito.
M other» will And Mr«. W in s lo w ’ « Soothing
Tired Mother (to restless child)—
“ Don’t you know.” said the busy per
Complete rest and careful dletlug constitute the principal treatment for Now you set still. I ’ve drug you ten cerned In the work. Distributions are Byrup the beat remedy touae for their children
during the teething period.
son, “ that hard work is beneficial?”
supposed
to
cover,
as
far
as
possible,
yellow fever. Different drugs are used to help assist the body aud organs miles to enjoy this entertainment and
"O f course I know it’s beneficial,” re toward a natural condition.
places and persons not yet reached,
P lan o f Action,
you shnll enjoy It If I have to pull
plied the lazy man, “ that is, providing
but It would appear that there ure no
Amateur W riter— .My friends say
every hair out o f your bead!— Kansas
the other fellow doesn’t charge too much
longer
any
such
places
and
persons
tills story of mine will prove a great
L- for doing it.”
T W O N E W C A N A D I A N P R O V I N C E S ritorles, and the country will keep fill City Independent.
left. Even supposing there were Rlbles
ing with people for years to come, for
success and they have promised to
“
You
can
always
tell
an
English
In the knapsacks of some or even all
G irtin g th e B lo c k a d e .
W it h S ask atch ew an and A lb e r t a the the lands still unoccupied are almost
buy it when it comes out In book form.
man,”
began
the
Britisher,
boasttully.
Dom inion W i ll H ave N in e “ States.”
He— Suppose I were to attempt to
boundless. As yet, the newcomers I “ But it would only be a waste of of the slaughtered thousands on the
Editor— How many friends told you
•teal a kiss— would you be very augry?
The word province in Canada has
have hardly more than touched the breath,” interrupted the Yankee, “ be field or buried with their clothes on at that?
She— Indeed I would— if— if-----
the same significance as the word
Port
Arthur
and
Mukden,
that
would
outskirts of the wheat lands.
Amateur W riter— Oh, a dozen or
He— I f what?
cause he thinks he knows It all.” — he but a drop In the ocean of produc
State In our country. When we say,
Manitoba Is only one-fourth as large Philadelphia Ledger.
lUore.
She— I f it got no farther than an at therefore, that the Dominion has or
tion. The proportion o f Bibles to he
as the old territories o f Asslniboia,
Editor— Go and make a hundred
tempt.
“ Bessie, haw many sisters has your found on second-hand book stalls Is not
ganized and Is about to take In two Saskatchewan and Alberta, but she
thousand more such friends, get their
new provinces It means that the seven had over 2,000,000 acres In wheat last new playmate ” “ She has one, mnm- greater than of other books, nor are written agreements to buy the book,
V e ry L ikely.
“ Say, pa,” queried little Johnny States are about to be increased to year, while the territories gathered a j ma. She tried to fool me by saying they probably stored away more than then come back and I ’ll talk business
Bumpernickle, “ what are the sius of nine. The seven provinces are Que- wheat crop from only 575,697 acres. j she had two half-sisters; but I guess other books are. Persons who have with you.— Success.
omission?”
bes, Ontario, Nova Scotia, Frlnce Ed This acreage In the territories was a | she didn't know that I studied frac Investigated this question says It Is
W “ They are probably those we would ward Island, New Brunswick, Manito
one of the unexplained mysteries.— riTn Perm an ently Cured. N o ntsor nervoonneee
tions.” — Washington Life.
I I l u after firstda.v’ s u »» o f llr.K lln e 'iO re a t N e rv e
have committed had we thought of ba and British Columbia. The two mere bagatelle compared with their | Typewriter Agent— Pardon me, sir, Philadelphia Press.
llealorer. Send for F r e e US trial bottleanrt treatise.
enormous
area
o
f
fine
farm
lands.
them.” answered the old mau.
Dr. H. 11 . K lin e, Ltd., W 31 Arch st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
new provinces are Alberta and Sas
I
but
may
I
ask
what
is
the
style
of
The government, after careful Inves
D e e p e st H a u l E v e r M a d e.
Lucky.
katchewan. The interior department tigations, has reached the conclusion your typewriter? Merchant (enthusi
C h e s tn u t« a P a y i n g C r o p
The deepest haul of a net ever
“ Was your husband lucky during at Ottawa has Issued a map showing that the amount of desirable farm astically)— Right up to date. Elbow
The boys may be Interested
to
made
In
the
world
was
achieved
by
the last race meeting?”
the boundaries of these two enormous lands still unappropriated In Asslniboia sleeves, lace Insertion shirt-wnist, and
“ Y’ es,” answered young Mrs. Tor- new provinces, and the map printed Is 19,000,000 acres; In Saskatchewan, all that sort o f thing.— New York Americans off the Tonga Islands in know that chestnuts prove a very
Experts claim that
the South Pacific. The trawl struck | profitable crop.
kins. “ He sprained his ankle and here has been made from It.
17,000,000, and In Alberta, 16,000,000 Weekly.
bottom 23,000 feet below the surface; an orchard of chestnuts will bring
couldn’t attend.” — Washington Star.
It Is thirty-eight years since the Do acres.
“ Whnt kind o f a looking man Is that that is considerably more than four greater returns to the owner than an
minion o f Canada was formed by the
J oys o f M a tr im o n y .
It will take hundreds o f thousands chap Gabbleton you Just mentioned? I miles down, but even at that depth apple orchard of th» same size, as
Miss Ivnox— I suppose you and your
don’t believe I have met him.” “ Well, animal life was found. Those strange 1 the nuts are retailed on the street
wife get along well together.
If you see two men off In a corner any beings lived In water whose tempera : corners at about six dollars a bushel,
Mr. Smith— Oh, yes— that is, we get
where and one of them looks bored to ture was constantly just above the while the Italian who sells roasted
along well together when we are not to
death, the other one Is Gabbleton.” freezing point, aud under a pressure chestnuts receives pay for them at
gether.
— Puck.
of 9,000 pounds to the square Inch. tlie rate or at least eight dollars a
The only country which docs not usa
“ Whnt conclusion did your literary To sink that net and bring It back ! bushel. The tree Is one of the most
the red cross as the emblem of her hos
and debating society reach last night?” again took a whole day o f steady la rapid growers, and has been known
pital corps is Turkey, which is allowed to
“ Oh,” answered Miss Cn.venne, "the bor.— St. Nicholas.
to hear fruit at five years of age.—•
use a red crescent in its place, in defer
conclusion was as usunl— chicken
St. Nicholas.
ence to her soldiers’ religious susceptibili
salad, Ice cream, and ’Good night; had
W i l l i n g to O b lig e .
ties.
You Can act Allen's Foot-Ease FREE.
a perfectly lovely time.’ ” — Washing
Mifkins— A friend of mine tells ms
Write Allen B. Olmsted, 1« Koy.N. Y., tor a
you called me a donkey the other day.
ton Star.
,
T H E D A I S Y F I . Y K I I . T . F I t destroy« ell the
free »ample of Allen's Foot-Kase. It curee
Bifkins— Yes, I believe I did.
M*
J
I
iiiim i
'D*** » ml affords
sweating, hot swollen, s e llin g fen. It makee
Mr. Dresser— Didn't that new nurse
*
- W * 11 rlwiri V na tr ■
com fort tot* very
Mifkins— Well, I think you ought to new or tight shoes easy. A eertain cure tot
hom e-in dining
come
that
I
engaged
for
little
Clar
corns, Ingrowlnguslls and bunions. Alldrug
apologize.
room, sleeping
gists selllt. 125c. Don’t accept any substitute»
room and all
ence? Mrs. Dresser— Oh. yes, but she
Bifkins— So do I.
places
where
wouldn’t do! She had nothing but blue
flies are trouble
Mifkins— Then why don’t you?
A n d It D id .
some.
Clean,
dresses to wear, and blue you know Is
Bifkins— Oh, don’t let It worry you.
neat and w ill
They were seated on the park bench
not soil or Injure
only for girl bnMes. Pink's for boys. I ’ll apologize when I meet the other don
anything. T r y
In the gloaming, and there wasn’t room
key.
— Philadelphia Press.
them once and
between them for an argument.
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you w ill n ever be without them. I f not kept by
“ Are you going to Europe this sum
dealers, sent prepaid for 20c.
H a r o ld S o m ers
“ George, dear,” murmured the maid,
L o o k e d S u spicio u s.
149 l)e K a lb A v e ., Brooklyn, N . Y .
mer?” “ I don’t know,” answered Mrs.
Mrs. Peckem— I ’m afraid my husband after a blissful silence extending over a
period of some 37 seconds. “ I ’m afraid
Cumrox; “ going to Europe Isn't what is planning some eort of mischief.
Mrs. Neighbors— Why do you think It will be necessary for you to see a doc
It used to be, you know. When n man
tor about your arm.”
travels now a lot o f people turn up so?
U C A * T V a A/
“ Why do you think so, darling?”
Mrs. Peekem— Been use of his anxiety
their noses and wonder whether a
to have me go to the eeashore for a queried the young man in the case.
grand Jury Is after him.” — Washing month.
•
C lip this out, return to us with the names •
| “ Because," she coyly replied, “ it seems
• and addresses o f yourself and two o f your •
ton Star.
to be out of place.”
Mrs. Neighbors— And are yon going?
• friends, and the date when you will probably *
W ee Hostess— Mammn, shnll I Invite
“ Oh, don’t let that worry you,” said
Mrs. Peckem— Am I going? Not in
2 enter a business college, and we will credit #
I George. “ It will come around all right.”
• you with $5.00 on our *65.00 scholarship. •
Lucy Llttnay to my party? Mamina— n hundred years!
• O ur school offers exceptional advantages to •
Certnlnly. She Is the ministers daugh
• students o f Business, Shorthand, English, etc. *
ter. “ Do ministers' daughters get In
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In the map the two new provinces are shown by the black lines; the dotted lines vited everywhere?” “ Always.” “ They
has lots o f fun, I s'pose? I wish my
indicate the territories out o f which they are formed.
: THE M ULTNOM AH
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papa was a minister' stead of a miser
: b u s in e s s in s t it u t e :
able sinner.”
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M. A. ALBI N, pnes.
• confederation o f the provinces then ex o t farmers to cut up all this land Into
homesteads,
but
the
process
Is
going
isting.
That
was
the
birth
of
Canada
Mrs. Illghhorse— O f course, I am
• as s i x t h s t .
PORTLAND, ORE. #
as a nation. Tw o years later the Brit on, and when these lands are all par particular about the family my son
ish Parliament passed the Rupert's celed out settlers will begin to move marries Into. Is there any taint In
land act, which provided for the ac Into Athabasca, whose agricultural ca your blood, such as lunacy, for In
quisition by the Dominion o f the vast pabilities have just been investigated stance. Mr. Newrox— No, madam, and
J H For Infants and Children,
prairies o f the West, which were call in a comparatively thorough manner, therp's not going to be either! I told
•«.-i -- *“ • • - .
ed the Northwest Territories. It had and. It is said, with astonishingly fa my daughter If slip married your son
I'd cut her off without a cent.— De
already been discovered that wheat vorable results.
The government of Canada Is to pay troit Free Press.
was a wonderful crop in the southeast
part of this region, and so many set to each province the sum of $50,000 a
Mrs. Minlge— I do admire the women
tlers flocked Into the little corner call year for the support of Its government you draw, Mr. Penlnk. They are so
and
legislature.
The
Dominion
lands
ed Manitoba that in 1870 this territory
beautiful a n il so refined! Tell me. who
was admitted Into the confederation will continue to be vested In the Is your model? [Mrs. Minlge rises lu
as a province. As a State o f the Do crown, but tlie Canadian government Mrs. Penlnk’s opinion.] Penlnk —Oh,
minion, Manitoba Is just one year older will compensate the provinces for my w ife always sits for me. Mrs.
them by a series o f annual payments. Mudge (with great surprise)— You
than British Columbia.
Electric lighted room1
»
Baths and modern
The
present estimated value o f the don't sny so! Well, I think you’ re one
But none of the other four big ter
mvenienejs. Rooms 50c, |1 » nd |l. »0 per day
new. jennsnent hotel, directly opposite ritories has ever had a government of public lands Is $1.50 an acre.
of the cleverest men 1 know' [Mrs.
Promotes Digeslion.Cheerlul-
lain entrance to f air. A ll street cars ior Fair
The map shows that the two prov Penink’s opinion o f Mrs. Mudge falls
Its own, Asslniboia, Alberta, Saskatche-
nessandResl.Conlains neither
md you st Hotel door.
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
an, and Athabasca were simply lump- inces take In all the territory o f the below zero.]—Punch.
wan, and Athabasca were simply four territories excepting a little o f the
N o t N a r c o t ic .
“
My
dear,”
said
a
patient
w
ife
who
lumped together as the Northwest Ter eastern parts of Athabasca and Sas had been studying the war news, “ If
ritories. They had a common capital katchewan.
I were to marry again I would marry
n op* afaunrSA H LTLm aaii
The time will probably come when It
at Regina, Asslniboia, and have al
a Russian.”
“ What's the trouble
w
ill
be
deemed
best
to
divide
theso
Ptm/Jtm S m i-
ways been ruled, under the Dominion
now?” Inquired the hushnnd tremulous
ÂU .toM -
Parliament, by a Lieutenant Governor provinces again Into smaller ones. ly. “ When you came home Inst night
RrnkJUSJm-
Each
o
f
them
Is
about
four
times
as
and an Executive Council. Out of
you left your hat and umbrella on the
these four territories the two new large as New York State, and their dining room table, your collar and
total
territory
la
about
aa
large
as
Pomps water for
States have been formed and the
necktie were under the chair and your
house and irrigs’ ion.
Northwest Territories w ill now disap Central Europe.
watch this morning Is run down. A
Displaces wind mills
This
is
a
great
region,
which,
with
pear from the maps.
Russian can at least retire In good or
and gasoline engines.
A perfect Remedy forConslipa
Manitoba, Is estimated by the Deputy
Burns gasoline, wood
The fact Is that territorial govern
der!”
R o n , Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Minister
o
f
Agriculture
to
be
destined
or coal.
Has auto
ment for them Is no longer suitable,
Mrs. B.— I suppose you find your
W orm s,(Convulsions .Feverish
within ten years to produce annually
matic stop. Shipped
because tbelr Interests are becoming
ness and L o s s o f SLEEP.
350,000,000 bushels o f wheat, 200,000,- daughter very much Improved by her
on approval. Write
large and complex. In 1901 their pop
Airs.
000 bushels o f oats, and 50,000,000 two years’ stay at college?
for catalogues and
Facsimile Signature ot
ulation was 158,940. No census has bushels of barley, and this without Proudmother— La, yes!
Mary Eliza
prices.
been taken since, but the Candlan gov
cropping more than about one-third of beth Is a carnivorous reader now, and
ernment estimates their population to the tillable area.
she frequently Impoverishes music.
N E W YORK.
day at about 500.000.
The two provinces divide the vast But she ain't a hit stuck up—she’s
A lb m o n ili« o ld '
Over three-fifths of ths large Immi area nearly equally. Regina will be nnsnlmous to everybody, nn' she never
D osi s a
i in i s
gration that began to pour into Can the capital o f Saskatchewan; the capi keeps a caller waitin’ for her to dress;
321 Hawthorne Ave.
Portland, Ore.
ada In 1901 has settled In three of tal o f Alberta will be temporarily at she Just runs In nom de plume, an’
these territories. The tide o f pioneers Edmonton until the Legislature o f that you know that makes one feel so com
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Is pouring oTer these wheat and cat province decides upon Its permanent fortable.— Llppincott’s.
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tle lands of Canada.
situation.— Washington P ost
T o the man working In the sun: The
It has not yet reached Athabasca,
When a man keepa hla own counsel man lying in the shade Isn't having as
I T V H Ï S w r i t i n g t o n l . . r t l M n p i e — , I but farmhouses and hamlets have been
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good a time as you think he la.
spreading ovar the three southern tar he haan't much use for a lawyer.
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