V
. Scrofula
Few are entirely five u
II way develop ,0 .loaly M to canw
ii any. i.HJurbance during 0i whole
pfnod of childhcHxi. "oia
It may then rodure dvsp-pia, ca
tarrh, and marked tendency to con
umption, before cauiug eruptions.
Sores or swellinca. ' '
To eel entirely rid f it take the great
blood-punuer.
Hood's Sarsaoarilla
In aiual liquid form or In chocolated tablets
snown aa Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.
The capital represented by Grest Brit
ain cotton trad U $J,io,Oiio,Ouo, aad
um proats .mu,uij,uu per year.
THE MILK PAILia kept free from
etaleness, sliminess and atickineM if it
la washed with Boras and water in the
following proportions I tablespoouful
o a quart of water.
February hold tbe record at the
I. ..ILL " . .... H
.u wuiib mom cnuuren are bora; June
at that la which there are fewest births.
Moth wilt And Mr. WlneloWe Soothlaa
eyrup tbe b.at reinedv to lies lot ibelr ctiUOiaj
Uurluf id toeUuug oerloU.
Wlndmllla were introduced In England
by tbe Cruaaders, who bad seen them la
us among tbe Saracens.
pnelp the Horse facSi
No article ! more Metal LVtV
, a tout the atable tliaa al ica TJtviiLl
Asia Grease, put a little oa 7 PrvTI
the eplarilea before you "book VfSaWf
op" It will help the hone, aad J JV 1
bring the load home quicker. VB f I
OICA AXLE jrf;
GREASE . '$
1 mi better thaa say I
J other e-reaae. Coata the axle I i
w with a hard, emooth eurface of I
la powdered wire which reduce f.
' I frtctioa. Ak the dealer for 3
I . Mica Axle Greaee. fji
If m numtuuLumun it ,n
IPZfiJ jrrZ3t5ih lit
"I Mmt I. Mo
I want to be aa anr.l
And with the an(U stand.
A crown upon my forehead,
A harp within my hand;
There right before my Bavlor.
So glorioua and so bright,
I d make the aweeteat mueie
And praiaa Ulia day and night
I nevar would be weary,
Nor svsr shed a tear.
Nor ever know a sorrow,
Nor ever feel a fear ;
But blraaed, pure and holy,
I'd dwell in Jeaua' sight.
And with ten thouaand thousands
I'raia M.ia both day and night
I know I'm weak and sinful.
Hut Jeaus will forgive.
For many little children
Hare gone to heaven to live.
Dear Savior, when I tangulah
And lay me down to die,
Oh, send a abininr anewl
And bear me to the aky.
Ob, there I'll be an angel
And with the angela stand,
A crowa upon my forehead,
A harp within my hand;
And there before the Havior,
Ho glorioua and eo bright,
I'll join the heavenly tnuaie
And praiae Him day and night
The Skylark.
nird of the wlldcrnesa.
Itlltbeaome and cumberleaa.
sweet be thy matin o'er moorland anf
leal
Emblem of happiness,
lileat is thy dvrelllna place
I Oh, to sblde In the deaert with thee I
Wild is thy lay and loud,
Far In the downy cloud.
Love glvea It energy, love gave It birth ;
here, on thy dewy wing,
Where art thou journeying?
Thy lay la in heaven, thy love ia on earth.
O'er fell and fountain sheen.
O'er moor and mountain green.
O'er tbe red steamer that heralds ths day, which attt these documents luipres-
BZCOBDS OF AHCIE5T CITT.
MUla by O atrial l.TOO Years As
Aatlaalllara ml tea teal A eta.
11 Drat objoctlva was the ancient
alte In (he deaert north of Nlva, where
in 11 I had discovered the remains
of a settlement abandoned In the latter
naif of the third century, A. L)., aays
Ir. M. A. Stein lu the Geographical
Journal Want of time and adequate
laitor had then prevented Die from
clearlug some of the ruins more deeply
burled by drift aaud ; subsequent roam
ing of "treasure seekers" had led to
tbe discovery of other homesteads hld
deu away among tbe high sand cones
on either side of the main groups.
Working with aa large a party of la
borers aa I could keep supplied with
water from a distance of soma twenty
ullea, I cleared now close on thirty
mora dwellings! They yielded ample
antiquarian spoils. Including many Im
plements and household ohjecta Illus
trative of everyday life seventeen cen
turies ago. The numerous rellca of In
dustrial art and architectural wood
carving clearly reflect the predominant
influence of Ureco-Kuddhlst art aa de
velotwd on the Indus.
Finds of rwonla written An ar'vwtofi
tableta lu the Kharoshtl acrlpt peculiar
to the extreme northwest of Indta. and
In an early Indian dialect mixed with
a good deal of Sanskrit, have been
abundant Among these records gener
ally In excellent preservation, all klnda
of corresiondence. official and private.
aeetla, accounta, etc., eeetu to be repn
aented.
A "haul" of special Importance waa
aecured In the comfortable residence of
a local oUlclal, who, besides leaving
flies of pspera, namely, tableta scst-
tered on the floor of bis offlee room.
bad taken care 'to bide quite a email
archive, undoubtedly documenta of val
ue, below one of Ita walla. From tbe
way In which the place of deposit waa
contrived and marked It apears high
ly probable that the bouse waa aban
doned In some emergency.
All tbe deed, etc., found here still
retain their original wooden covers and
string fastenings In perfect condition.
Among the dozens of Intact clay seala
We Trust
Doctors
if you arc sufferlm? fro
Impure blood, thin bwod.de.
bility, nervousness, cxhi
lion, you should bf8ifl 'oacc
with Ayer's Sarsip"'Ja. the
Sarsipirilla you bve nov,
II your life. Your doctor
knows it,too. Askbimaboutit,
. ..! leek -1 ""JTia." ii?
II. .c MS soe.le. I "'"i W"ti2u"'
Tea i
MUI lit
Ulnar. ltr pllla. Act s
Tbe doee U ealy eaa piU at
rtr'"? ' "S"
us,
9 itit noi'i.
n)rciMl l
COU) PLAli4 AAX) UOT PLATES
"a.
" Latter,
raraier still ta Be Feaaat
"'nian,
III,,!!!,, Bpreadlaa.
sun nud.' auid an old Wsahlnc-
TripstoCalifornia
OVER
"The Road of a Thous
and Wonders"
From Portland to Los Angeles
Through San Francisco
An artlatln honk with 114 beautiful
colored pli'tum haa Iwt publisher! hjr
the Southern I'ai'ldc! t'ornpanv Illustrat
ing and dewrlbliw the attractions of
thia wonilxrful mail and tbe eo nitrv
throueh whli h It naniaee. It ran be ob
tained br ondlnir IS rents to ('has. 8.
Fee, Passenirer 1 iair)r Wausjer, room
H7, Flood Hiillilliie, ttan Francisco, Cal.,
or the undersigned.
When you att nad)r to ro Fat remem
ber that you can save two thirds otadsv
and enjnv a thronith trip direct to t'ht
chko without rhanite, first or second
class, bjrpurrhaNli g your ticket otftr the
. M. AN., Mhort l.lne, t'nlua Fl.rlllo
andrhlcaeoA Northwestern. ddrea
or apply to any ). R. A N. aaent for
more romplete Information. VYm. Mo
Murray, t.rneral 1'u eDgur Ageut, Port
land, Oregon.
Over the cloudlet dim.
Over the rainbow's rim.
IVIuaical cherub, eoar, alnglng, away;
Then, when the gloaming cornea,
Low in the heather blootna.
I Sweet will thy welcome and bed of love
be!
Emblem of happiness,
HI eat Is thy dwelling place
I Oh, to abide in the desert with thes!
James Hogg.
FAJUS TO HAVE POLICE DOGS.
Faar Black C'aalaea Coaatltate tke
Brlajada Na Tralalaa.
As soon aa the dog police la In per
fect working order, If you happen to
be guilty of a misdemeanor you will atlon, strikingly Illustrated the great
hear, "Arretez au nom d'un chelul" If Physical change which has taken place
slona from Greco-Itotnan lutagllos pre-
rall. Their ap(earan('e aide by side
with Chinese seala seem to symbollr,e,
ss It were, tbe part played by Soythla
extra Imnou In the early cultural In
terchange between the classical west
and the far east
Near several of the rulna the ancient
orchards, fenced gnrdena, canals, etc.,
could he traced with great clearness,
showing how little the economic condl-
ttima differed from those of the pres
ent oases. On the other band, surveys
effected In the desert beyond, showing
tho course and extent of the river from
which this ancient colony drew Ita lrrl
A Fredleflea.
Tberem be bread rlott la thli
try yet," growled the cro boanie,,
"Po you think bread will ever ba ,
acarce aa to cause thatr querlei ths
landlady.
"I referred to the quality.' returned
the boarder, permitting l slab to fa
with ominous tbud on tbi tablspi.
adelphla Ledger.
sake We Veer Seres
Allen's Toot-r ase. A powder. 1 1 masai tight
or new ihoea (eel easr. ! "rt,ln "'lot
wealing, callous and hot, tint, ajhla. t.
hold by all PrtiKUta. Frlca . J'tftu-k-ae
mailed FHKK. AddnM AUmi B. OlaaMd,
UKo,ew York.
Modern Japineaa coins ud baa Dates
hear legends ill Eniliih u weU u la
Japanese.
rWiTha?
Wi AfferAna TTtinitred Dnllkrt Reward fnrsn
raae of Catarrh that cannot at cured by flu ,
Catarrh Curs. .,.,, ...
We. the nnderalaned. haft known t. J.
rk.na. Inr i hi. last 14 rrtrt. ut uellara him
perfectly honorable In all buluna tranaartlona
and Bnanclally able to oarr) out any oblla.
lion maau dt ni nrm.
WALDIMi. KIM" AH V I.
WholflDnilna, Toledo.O
Hall's Catarrah Curs if ilea Internally, art.
Ins directly upon the blend and muroiii aur.
faa ol the ayateni. Taatimealala aent tre.
Frlce 76 rente per bottle. Sold by all brueriata.
Take ttalli Family ruu w Mniiipauon.
The storv snd a half soust in Milan.
Ohio, where Thomas A. Ediron wss born.
Is still stsndlng, thourh sot It to occupy.
JOIN THE
Kohler &
Chase
PIANO
CLUB
Now Forming
you are wise you will "arreter, aays
the New York Herald's Parts edition.
Job, Rlack, Due and Ick constitute
the dog brigade of the Neullly and
Paris police force. All of them are
black, and thus suited for night work,
which Is their sieclulty. At present
they are stationed at police beadquar-
tera In Neullly and are being trained
for general use, and particularly for
clever sleuth work In the Hols de
Iloulogne,
The dogs are not yet full-fledged po
licemen, hence they aqe atlll being
taught the esst-ntlula of their munici
pal duty and are making satisfactory
(itogresa. Severn! tlmea a week they
u re taken to an lncloxtire In Neullly, es
pecially engaged for the purpue, where
four of the local pence olflcers teach
find direct them In the work of being
clever and discreet thief catchers.
The scheme lu the trnlnlng Is that of
tencbtng the dogs to obey and carry out
the Intelligence of their masters In
catching evlldoera of all kinds. Ac
cordingly the dogs are made to answer
piomptly the word of command. They
must follow or go ahead, start, stop,
attack, desist, watch, search or remain
at rcat
In their very natures they are "at
tackers," and when they are given the
command "Attaque !" they start for
their prey with positive rellah. For
fx perl mental junoM'e an "Apache" has
been engaged, and his name Is Bou
logne. As a matter of fact, Boulogne
la a law-abiding, peaceable cltl-
sen, but. In the manner the docs are
trained to regard him. he Is anything
on the outlaw category from horse-
thlef to an assaanln. Thus the dois
here since the
ioned.
settlement waa a ban
KINO EDWARD AS A SAILOR.
You With Ninety-Nine Others h"ve Ul"'r eye on hlm 8,1 ,hB tlme anJ
-r a rf-fc a . Va w a- W a-a-a.. -a. .....a
join in lakingune nunarea
Model "M" $400 Kohler &
Chase Pianos.
Co-operative Buying Bring the Saving
in Whkh You Share, the OQ7
Club Price Being Only JCO I
Cash, or on terms of f 10 rash and $10
inontlilv, (jnartcrly. eetni-annual or
yearly payments can 1 arranged
cash cost to club meinter by merely pay-
ing nana rate ot interest.
Model "M" Kohler A Chaae Tisno ia
guaranteed for a lifetime. And besides,
we lo not collect from widows and or
hans. Our Free Life Insurance Clause
provides, in case of death of club niein
Ixts after contract has been in force rig
months and payments have been made
according to agreement, the family ia
given a receipt in full for balance of your
unpaid indebtedness. The Piano stays
in the home, without a dollar mora
being paid.
Club now forming Send at ones for
Booklet "tt," which will le aent post
paid and will eip ain the fairest, safest
and best I'iano proioition aver offered
to the puldic.
Booklet "H" should la in the home
and real hy every one whocontemplates
the purchase o! a llano, fend postal
today, and saves third of your Piano
money.
There's a reason why more Kohler A
Chssa Pianoa are sold on the Coast than
any other to makes. The users of tbe
Piano will tell you. Ask on.
It is poeeib e now natil the cluh Is
filed to place in your home Model "M"
HKI Kohler A Chase at club cost, one
hundred Pianoa, 128.700, or 1287 each,
for thnee who Join in the wholesale
transaction.
KOHLER & CHASE,
Box 532 Seattle, Wash.
Waralaaa Aaalaat Statlatlca.
A reporter Is said to have once asked
John Jacob Astor If It were true that
he had 27 automobiles, S chauffeurs, 33
horse and 4S carriages. Mr. Astor
Interrupted:
"Ktatlatlea are always dry, stupid
and even Irrltntlng. Iet me tell you a
story of a temperance exhorter wh
while In the suburbs, found a man ly
ing full length on the path, with flush
ed face and totmled hair. He touched
hlm with the foot to muse hlm and
anld In a voice full of gentle reproach
'My friend, did you ever pause to con'
aider that if you had placed the price
of one glass of whisky out at comsmnd
Interest at the time of the visit of the
Queen of Shcha to Solomon you would
have $7,81U72r
The red-faced man lifted up his
head, brushed the place where the oth
er's foot had touched blm and replied :
'No, I haven't worked that out, but
I'm something of a statistician myself,
and If ytu don't go hack 111) feet In 7
seconds I'll hit you 43 times and make
you see 17..V.IS stars, for I've Just had
alz teeth pulled for f that's $1.33 a
tooth and I tell you, you old meddler,
I'm In do mood for fooling.' "
Jaat rrrlasr far Hat.
"I noticed that your wife didn't look
rery well this morning," said Nezdore.
"Oh, It's nothing serious," replied
Uarryat, smiling. ,
"I remarked that her eyes were rery
red and tearful."
"Tee j It's merely t case of what you
might call millinery hyeterla," The
Catholic Standard and Time.
Back-pedal when you flad. yourself
Ulkln tue op
British Raler Is Alntoet aa Foad of
Ship aa Ha Ia af a Viae Horse.
King Edward haa always been de
voted to the sea, snys Frits Morris Id
Kecreatlon. If there la one thing mors
than another, after a horse, which ex
cites in interest or a liriton it la a
ship ; and the king has alwaya shown
himself a typical Englishman In his
love of the sea. lie paid the navy
the compliment of entrusting It with
the education of hla two sons, while 1,
himself la a no less enthusiastic thin
practical sailor, as well of the Iroa
clad aa of the yachting type. It bo
happened that the year 1877, which he
held the first appearance of the then
Prince of Wales' colors at Newmarket
also witnessed hla first signal victory
as a yachtsman; for In that year, with
hla schooner Hlldergarde, he won the
coveted Queen's cup at Cowlee oen to
memliers of the Iioyal Yacht snuadron.
of which hla royal highness was, and
continued to remain, connnodore until
hla succession to the crown. Once more,
In 1KS0, the king aecured the holy trail
or tne sea with his cutter Formosa,
while In S!)S and 1H07 he again carried
It off with his famous craft Britannia,
which generally enabled him to rule
the waves wherever he flew hla burgee
from Cannes to the Clyde. No one In
all England has done more than he to
encourage recovery of the America's
cup. and It may he remembered how
hla mnjoHty'a devotion to this Brent
national rouse, as represented hy the
Shamrock II., came very near to cost
ing his life.
The king has, however, of late years
rather favored his splendid steamer the
Victoria and Albert, and a new steam
yacht la now being built. The Victoria
and A1tert la a stately looking vessel,
resplendent In handsomely gilded
carved work at howa and stern, whilst
two lines of gilded ro molding sweep
gracefully along her sides. For the
Interior dixvratlou white and gold only
are uwd. The prettiest effect of this
can be seen In the deck saloon, which Is
a very fine apartment and used either
for dining or reception puna wee.
Dahlra aad t oena.
A Parisian physician. Ir. Varot. read
a paper la-fore the Hospitals Medical
Society the other day. In a-hlt-h he anld
that a certain number of children had
come under his notice wno had liwn
fed regularly on cocoa since they had
been weaned. The children liked this
diet and In many ensos r-fuoed snv
otner form of notirlahment. How
ever, tney soon b.-g:(n ft suffer frorn
constlpntlon and anaemia; they were
puffy, pale, did not gain In weight and
became nervous and Irritable.
One of the
Essentials
of the happy hornet of to-day It a
vast fund of information aa to the
best methods of promoUnt health and
happlnest and light Urine and know
ledge of the world't best products.
Product t of actual excellence and
reasonable claims truthfully presented
and which have attained to world
wide acceptance through the approval
of the Well-Informed of the World;
not ot Individuals only. ot the
many who have the happy faculty ol
selecting and obtaining ths best the
world affords.
One ot the products ot that clut,
of known component parts, an Ethical
remedy, approved by phyalclani
commended by the Well-Inform! 0(
the World aa a valuable and whole
some family laxative is tbe well-known
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senni To
get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine, manufactured br the
California Fig Syrup Co., only, tatj
ror saie oy au leaaing arugguu.
IRRIGATED LAND IN WASHINGTON
The Wenatchee Valley Irrigated in
pie Orchardi are paying f VX) to
per acre this year. "Cascade Orth,ri.
one mile from Leavenworth, ia now on
sale, iiet particulars tree irotn
11. C. Peters, 622 Alaska Bldg., Seattle
Mule
Team
20
BORAX
sample. Booklet anil Parlor same "Whit," in.
1'aclAc Cuaat Borai Co., Oakland, CaL
A BARGAIN IN f ARMS.
Fine farm of SO acres, northern Hon,!,,
famous "Shoe Htrlttv" vsllev. A room nouw n.
Other hullilinva flue v,l,r lb eiTt-S 0r lib!
fine nrchaid. all kind trulls ami berriN i'
riuninf ail crops, goou norse, cow u
Alimra kills. S 1'oland China MK. I'"1 h-i .,,
farm Implements, house f urn iahinir'otn
everytlifns soee fur ti.ftny owner niusi
lie at once on account of atrknes. Mt ),
inn particulars to u. A. wlahi -i .".By!
a.?, noaenurg.cre.
X lr Appeadaarea.
'Wasn't Woldby got hla eoat-of-arms
yet? Why, he told me he waa going to
look up nis ancestry tbe first chance
be got and
"Well, I believe he got a chancw .
look up hla family tree, hut be aaw
some thlugs hanging to the branches
that aiscouragou runner research."
Catholic Standard and Times.
Drawlag LI a.
"I will come home feeling like a new
woman," wrote hla wife.
"Well, don't come home and act like
ne," cautioned her hosbauid Houston
Poet.
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH BRAND SLICKER
Is the man who
has tried to get
the aameservira
out of some
other make
Clean -tight DuraW,
Ountonwed Waterproof
and SoU Everywhere
at 392
(HI vs ret "'"
Mm
Haaaa.JaCa
Uiauy ii. 1. 1 r,l . t... f,,. r ...
Die ku.. - . v, y."
Uerrl tl r'BarJ hot l,ltt,' ,U"
unity, or even aa an affectation of
that Is not to be encouraged, and
. yuu l'J Plaice to eat hot food
"Wo; thus rvsll, aM!cs DtJ a -.
I te dinner yesterday at a place
"hi ,h fooJ ' elc'll'ut ud dulr
Wy cooked, and where everything
' lr fou is good and appetising,
ud anipls n supply, hut where the
J7 of th meal waa marred by cold
plates,
"Just why they give you cold plates
this plica I aun-t know Dut u i
imply the survival of an ancient cua
tm, I gum
"'or hot platea are a modern cue
tuni. Formerly people got along very
well without theus; but it la different
when It la so easy to provide
tbein. And yet they are by no means,
even today, everywhere to be found.
"You might eat today at the abund
ant, the well-eupplled and the well
euulnped tab' cf tt fatally whoso every
member waa the personification of
kindly grace and hospitality, and yet
flud here your food served to you on
cold plates; rugged people, these, by
whom, out of some feeling bred In the
days when luxuries were less common,
hot plates would still be considered aa
a mark of conceaaion to efTemlnacv.
And by such a reaaon. Indeed, might
the cold plates be accounted for In
some small hotels, off the beaten track,
though In many another hotel their
presence Is due simply to slackness.
Indifference or a failure to rise to
modern conditions.
"But the hot plate, by no means a
sign of degeneracy, but one marking
simply and rationally a desire to rise
to our privileges, la everywhere spread
ing; It will some day everywhere pre
vail, and meanwhile when we eat
where It has not yet come, let us be
grateful then for the food." Washing
ton Post
A FAS OF THE FAST.
Ha, that was footgear for you the
copper-toed boot You couldn't wear
It out You were defied to I That was
In the daya when one pair of boots waa
exjected to laat you all one winter. No
such foolish notions prevail now.
You have become accustomed to buy
ing a new pair of shoes for each of
your children every six weeka They
would turn up their snubby little noaea
at copper-toed footwear now.
Aa long as boots were worn by chil
dren, the copper toes were entirely logl
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISOH
NO LIMITT0 ITS POWERS FOR EVIL
Contaeioua Blood roison has brought more suffering, misery and bumflal
Hon Into tlie world thaa all other disease combined ; there is hardly any
limit to its powers for evil. It is the blackest and vilest cf all disorders,
wrecking the lives cf thoae unfortunate) enough to contract it and often being
transmitted to innocent offspring-, a blighting legacy of suffering and shame.
O - L ' I 1 - . . - 1 . . , i . . a .
o iiiKuiy contagious is we irouuie inn innocent persons may umuot i i
by using- the aame table ware, toilet articles or clothing- of one in whose
blood the treacherous virus has taken root. Not only is it a powerful poison
but a very deceptive one. Only those who have learned by bitterexperience
know by the little sore or ulcer, which usually makes its appearance first, of
the Buffering which is to follow. It comes in the form of ulcerated moutu
and throat, unsightly copper colored spots, swollen glands in the grain,
falling hair, offensive sores and ulcers on the body, and in severe cases the
finger nails drop off, the bones become diseased, the nervous system is shat
tered and the sufferer becomes an object of pity to bis fellow man. Especi
ally is the treacherous nature of Contagious Blood 1'oiaon, shown when the
infected person endeavors to combat the poison with mercury and potash.
These minerals will drive away all outward symptom9 of the troubles for
a wnue, ana the victim is deceived into the Delief that he is cured. hen,
however, the treatment is left off he finds that the poison has only been driven
deeper into the blood and the disease reappears, and usually in worse form
because these strong minerals have not only failed to remove the virus from
the blood but have weakened the entire system because of their destructive
action, b. i. 5. is she only real and certain cure for Contagious Blood roU
son. It is made of a combination of healing blood-purifying roots, herbs
and bark a, the best in Nature's wt lahnrtory of foret and field. We
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in any lorm. t. H. fc. goes down to the
very bottom of the trouble and by cleansing
the blood of every particle of the virus and
adding rich, healthful qualities to this vital
fluid, forever Cures this powerful disorder.
So thoroughly does S. S. S. cleanse the
circulation that no signs of the disease are
ever Seen arraiti and ntTanrinir i nrntccte.L
vVrlte for our special book on Contagious Blood roison, which fully ex
plains the different stages of the trouble, and outlines a complete home treat
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if you wish special medical advice about case or any of its symptom, oug
physicians Will be glad to furnish that, too, without harge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CAs
1 I
TBE COPPEB-TOKO BOOT.
PURELY VEGETABLE
the
la the Caetoeaarr War,
Tke city editor was looking over
notes handed In by tbs new reporter.
Uliggina mads a set speech, did he?"
bs aaked.
No, sir," ssld ths sew reporter. "Us
tood up.
rn St. Vitae Pear ana all Nervosa Dtasasea
permaneelljr curt-4 br Ir. Kltoe'a orva
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cal, and the man who Invented the
metal reinforcement deserved a crown,
whether be ever got one or not There
was the grievous sight of toes wearing
out while the rest of the boot was good
ss ever, and without a sound toe the
boot was ruined. But the piece of
copper at the tip baffled, to a great
extent, the mania of the children for
kicking their toes on the frosty
ground.
The presence of a pair of new red
topped boots (they were slways very
ornate aa to tops) under the Chrlst
mss tree was a challenge to the reci
pient. "Wear me out If you can I" they
seemed to say. Then you would pro
ceed to try you hardest to do so. In
tbe long run you were slways victor,
nut tbe end was delayed generally to
the profit of your father's pocketbook.
Now the copper toed boot has passed.
Aalaaal Tralta.
It Is an interesting study to note In
domestic animals the tralta of their
wild ancestors. There are some char
acteristics, of course, which are readily
recognizable aa being similar to those
of animals still In s wild state, ana
for this reason they give a fair Idea of
the life and surroundings of progenl
tora. The habits of the dog snd cat
are too familiar to comment on. but
take the foal and compare his traits
with those of the calf.
The foal when a few days old can
gallop aa fast aa he ever can In after
life, i He never leaves the dam and
takes nourishment in small quantities,
ari,ii,. . rn n,UBi. which would Im
pede swift escape. In lying down no
I mn.
attempt la made at conceaimw
when be stands his head Is held high.
These habits show that the animal's
ancestors spent their lives In the open
and not In the forests and that they
were great travelers.
The calf, on tbe contrary, nils him
self with milk and is s poor traveler.
When danger approaches bis first 1m
pulae Is to conceal himself. All his
characteristics point to the fact that
the ancestral home of cattle was In a
moist, wooded country, while the
primeval horse roamed the plains.
London Chronicle.
Thaaaratfal.
"Lady with a flashy paste necklace
wanta to know whether It's pure dls
mond or not," said the Jeweler s shop
man. -Look like married worn an r In
quired the Jeweler.
"Tee, elr."
Tell her It la No use making
trouble for poor hnsbands these hard
times," London Telegraph.
Xervawa Fraairatlaa.
First Hobo Meanderln' Mike's
from overwork.
Bacood Hobo Poor old Mike I Wofs
be bin s-workln'T
First Hobo Too many easy marisv
Balthaor American.
CI
Ifeialaar Waste.
"We oss ths low pressure system In
this plant," explained the engineer. "That
Is, ws uss ths steam over and over sgsin."
"I sea, said tbe visitor. "Its some
thing liks ths system ot ventilation in the
sleeping cars."
HOWAKD It. PfRTOJt Assayer ari Chemist.
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Silver, lad.11 -. OolU. Hllver. 7ft,-: Oola, eut': Ztnaoe
Copper, L 1'yenlde Inn Mmlillis envelopa an4
full price Itat asnl oa ai-plti-atliio. lontnil and L m.
plrewmre atillol fce4 Aheler eaoe I
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