Catarrh
Is a eomtltutloiiaJ dlw-sa orllnatlnf fa
Impure bluod nJ requiring conatltutlonaj
treatment acting through and purifying" th
blood for It radical mud permanent cur.
Th (reateat conatltutluiial remedy It
Hood'j Sarsaparilla
la usual lluuld furm cr la chocolated
tablet known a S aratbs. 100doee$l.
Ntl and ottwr l ml form of ralarrb
Br relieved by Catarrlete, which allay In
flammation and deodorize diechar.-e, SOo.
Heee ta Werla Dalteahelee.
Vbo working a buttouuol la a
hurt ninth or on that uulla ami
fmr lr aavoa mnrh trouble to work
tfce bolo by baitliiK thread, then stlub
tug- dose ta thla on tbt machine, put
ting In two row Just the length
th buttonhole to t'ut with a aharp
penknife between these line and work
tlowlr In the ordinary way over tba
machine stitching- Thla buttonbol
will keep Ita shape am! remain Intact
a lone a the cloth holds together.
Mora A baa I It.
(Concerning tba (air maid of Nantaa-
wke Dut the marked egf Id the be
ket, a eorreapondeut tell tba reat of tha
atory.)
A young man In old Narraifanaett,
On finding the fj, aa.d : "I chanro It'
Hut decided quick not to,
Fer the rjj, whra It ot to
Old 'Oaaaett, bad eddied in traaelt.
UIBTeraat Melkeda.
Sonne men break Into a bank
Ily violence and with slaughter
And lomi men dad an eaitier way
liy wedding a banker'a daughter.
Ilia Idea, at II.
II ore the locomotive fireman apokt op.
"It makea me tired," ba aald, "to bear
the bound talk about klllio' off tha amok
nuisance by Intelligent firlnV If I waa
runnio' thing I'd do a littl Intelligent
firin' m.Ticlf. You can bet your lift oa
thet. I'd fir torn of tba boaaea."
(lOO'OOO'OCIt pOAD lanotn qj
JdM 'jjj jo Uiu oog'( Huusq 'iud
moj ii uvusf jo uuHwii pvojii qi
ao)a j)diluioj o jjoji q) a
Rea.oaalile Kaoaah.
"I'm told," an lil the rector, sternly,
"llmt yog piny golf on the Sabhath,"
"Yes," replied Mia Pert, "but I only
use the lulis tliHt I won at our churca
fair." Philadelphia Press.
Nat la Stock.
Customer (at bookstore) I'd Ilk to
get a chenp ed.tion of Shakapeare' play.
.New Sulcaman (after an eitended
search) Sorry, ir, but w hain't got
nothing but hie work.
One lCieeptloa.
Ton oau't get a money order fot
niora than 110O, cao you?" aakad Grlu
tier. "Don't you bellev It," rtplled Batch
eller Hull. "I got on tha other day
for $2M."
"Through the poafofriceT"
"Sure. It waa from my wife. Sht
aid : 'Send in at ooiV " rhlla
dvlphla Press.
R.icon I ace It la aald that a man la
regarded a of greatest value to hla
country at the age of 24.
Kgliert And yet that Is about tha
time of bis .'If that be goea about with
hank of some glrl'a hair In hla watch
case. Yonkers Statesman.
A Hoof liaarillaa.
The new Singer building In New Terk
In now up to Its thirty-sixth lloor and
h i only sixteen more floors to add.
Of course It Is a little early yet to
select an aerial whltcwlng. but It will
have to he done pretty soon.
The duty of this Itnportsnt official
will he to piiNh the clou Is off the roof.
Cleveland I'lsin Itealcr.
Mica
Axle
Urease
. .. -vi
ucips me wagon up
the CiU
The load arrms lighter Wagon
and team wear lunger You make
more money, and have more time
13 make money, when wheels axe
greased with
Mica Axle Grease
This longest wearing ami most
atUfartory li.hr. rant in the world.
STANDARD OIL CO. -
HOW A K11 E. m'RTOH -A . r1 Chm.l,
lul Vlll t'olorauit. HtHK-im-n prt: itol.L
alia... I alllae f... . ,1f I 11 .
I ter, l. i'vcintit Ittiif. Mrtlllnf nvlip n4
ftill pnr lint tMHit ua fi'i'ltrt1or, Cnln4 and l'it
lr W.irk t'UciVtMtk
VUM MliaV
1 milMnmk aNtr
M rvrtrrn rrrc and other real
tics pun hosed. LOANS made.
M. E. NOBLE
Commercial HI.m k POR HAND, OREGON
TripstoCalifornia
OVER
'The Road of a Thous
and Wonders"
From Portland to Los Angeles
Through San Francisco
Aa artutie tvok wll lu Vnnllful
ee'ored rtcturei hiu te'n he
the eouiliern I'AiMflo Cotnpftnv tllntrU
Irg an1 iteaorihiae the eitrai-ttoa of
lai wontierftil r1 end the ee intre
thmuah which It te. It ran t ib
taiief br nenJiiig 1 rents to ch. S.
Fee, I'Mieaer 1 raffle Menager, rfvm
WT, ri.xxl BuiMlne kaa rraueieeo, Cel.,
or th anJereicee.l
W tiea reu gel ree.te te ee Iat remevi
bar that you ean laTe iwivthlMiot aar
an1 enov a tkreaak trip dieeet to Chl
eego wltheal rhmnt: It rat or eeeoad
ctaM, bv jarrka(rg roar ticket over the
O M. lir, Short Llae. talon raeite
and Otiieafa A JfarUiaeelarn. aadreea
or apply le any 0. k A X. aieni to
teMuoiptat tafnranetiaa. a. a
urt, weaaral rMegr Agaal, rat
lead, oregaa.
Ti,. era forte tiuhllcatlonf In the
world tltvotcd to KTanto.
Cunaila is now tnukiu wrlous drafts
for iwrr ou Nia.'ara Kail.
There are Hf.,iip) letters posted with
out sildreMk-s lu England every year.
Helen.- has cut down the diphtheria
n..rtaiitv in a few tears from W to
10 tier cent.
The town of Oinort, Sweden, la with
out taxes. The neceaeary revenues ara
derived from a forest reservation.
The average weight of a pair of ele
phant tuka la 1W pounda, but a alngle
,i.b i,m iiM.ii known to weigh -'"J
pounds.
As near aa can be ascertained the
unappropriated and uureserved public
lutid of thla country amounta to ivi
2a,"()7 acrea.
The Austrian salt mine at Wlellorka
baa six hundred miles of gnllerlea ami
nine thousand miners. It has been
worked for six centuries.
General (Jrant and P. A. Colllna are
timing those Americans who have en
joyed the freedom of the city of Dub
liu, H disiiiit'tiuu reeu(l tvuferiaU 4i
Hlchard Croker. of Tammany Hall
fame.
Germany's labor famine has become
so acute that It baa been found neces
sary to Impress peasant glrla Into the
rullway service aa platelayera and te
ualrera. A garni of them la now hard
at work near Ueyersdorf.
The District of Columbia baa the
greatest uooulatlou a souare mile of
any section of this country. The fig
ures are slightly more than 3,830. In
Alaska there la only one person to ten
sipiare in Ilea. Klioue Inland, is aecono
to Washington, with 407 persona a
square mile.
The following letter waa picked up In
the streets of Loiigmout the other day,
says the San Francisco Call: "My dar-
ng Frank I swallowed I lie postage
stamp that was on your last letter, be
cause I knew that your lips had touch
ed It, ami oh, Frank, I felt so happy
afterward. 1'ut two stamps on your
next letter."
Angling In the Hrandywine, near
I.enape, (leorge Thoinon, of West
Chester, I'a., replenished hia stock of
tackle lu a surprising manner. He
hooked a huge carp, which weighed
twelve pounds, and after a struggle
landed It, only to find It waa attached
to another line, carrying eight hooks
and four sinkers. l'hlladelphla Hec-
ord.
The lace trade of Nottingham la so
active at the present time that It seems
to be Impossible to get girls enough for
the work. There Is work, for 6,000
more girls. The demand Is In every
department, and the labor Is chiefly
unskilled, but the girls make from
$2.50 to $7.50 a week, because of thla
scarcity of labor one firm has beon
cmiielled to ojien a branch factory In
a netghliorlng city.
At the Washoe smelting-works, Ana
conda, Mont., over 13,000 ton are han
dled dally by thirteen compressed air
locomotives, twelve of which weigh
thirteen tons each and one twenty-one
tons. Kach locomotive carries two stor
age tanks for Ita air supply, the air be
ing taken from a pressure system of
pipe laid conveniently to the tracks,
and having stations at which the loco
motives stop to get their supply. Engineer.
When the Coast Erosion Commis
sioners visited Walton on the Nuzo
yesterday they were shown a pot
north of the pier, and about a mile
from the shore, which was formerly a
churchyard. A quarter of a century
ago the tombstones could lie seen un
der water at ebb tide, but since then
the sea has further encroached, and
even when the tide Is extraordinarily
low and the sea clear the old burying
ground Is sen rely discernible from the
wa level. Ixindon Pally News.
In place of fourteen strong arms,
pulling seven onrs, with another pair
at the steering oar, now a four-cylin
der, four-cycle gasoline engine pushes
the craft along at ten mllea an hour.
A solid elghleen-ilM'b propeller, with a
reversing clutch, pniis the thirty-four-foot
lioat Two gasoline tanks,
one with a capacity of twenty-five, the
other with seventy-five gallons of ;b
colorless fluid In which Is locked up so
much effort, admit, according to I'opfr-
lar Jiecnamcs, a rum us or .( niu-s.
At a recent sitting the llusnlitu
Council of Ministers resolved that 'a
second line of rails shall be laid down
along the Siberian rullway. The great
need of tlie track referred to being
doubled was recognized; but, lu view
of the many calls now leliig made on
the Imperial exchequer. It was deeld.-d
thst the projected work for this year
shall be carried out only between
Achinsk and Irkutsk. The ministry
of ways of communication asked for
the stun of 7t.V"i. o that the work
can be begun, but the Council of Min
isters made a grant cf only 425,000.
Engineer.
HAS THIRTY ACRES OF DAISIES.
Farmer riaated
Flowert Ipri
"Mraae Sead," aat
A field of daisies, millions upon mill
ions of them daisies that cannot be
exterminated anil which are growing
thicker and thicker each year this is
the property of Ja.vb Hsacy, wboee
farm lies five mllea southeast of Kansas
City, says the Star. The daisies dime
to his farm by evident and they refuse
to leave. He has spent money la an
effort to kill them, tmt they ding tena
ciously to the soil and now he bas
abandoned It to them.
lUsey la well fcvdo farmer. Hs
owns 100 acrea of land In the rlrtnlry
of hla borne, and the Marlborough ear
line pasaea through bla holdlnga. Ha
baa field and timbered land and moa
doera with herds grating ttpon them.
Blue grass ankle deep on hla grating
land, and wild flower grow In abun
dance. About eight year ago the graaa
M a HUrt" be owned. U a valley by
a little stream, aeemcd thin and sparse.
Hare spots showed ou the groiinn.
"I niUHt sow some se-l down t.iere,
l.a aald. "aud bring up more grass."
lie placed an order with a llrni in the
Fust for seed. It came and when t'M
wnsou was right he sowed It over the
thirty acre tract. And then he waiteo.
The bare spots began showing spivuts.
Thev crent from the ground 'ana ex
Landed into curious bs.klng weed.
They grew Into stems with leave on
one side. None resemblea me aj.ruui
of the grass blade.
As the summer advanced the stems
grew Into blossoms little white blos
soms wlih yellow center, ine green
of the field was hidden by the white of
the blossoms. It was Just one great
waring mass of flowers daisies. The
firm which bad received the order for
rr.u aee.l either sent the Dure aeed of
the dalsle or grass seed In which the
flower seed predominated. Mr. Hasey
m.rwed the daisies down. They grew
ud again. He turned the meadow into
a corn field. The daisies outgrewr the
corn. He set boys to work pulling them
up by the roots. On the millions and
ii, I ill,, n. of flower which grew the
work of the boy made no Impression,
A year or two ago the public wa
Invited to the farm to help Itself to
daisies. Hundreds aud hundreds Jump
ed at the chance.
"Iull them up by the roota, break
them off, cbop llieiu doa do auytu.ug
von like. " the Instructions were. And
so the rlsltor went home with hands,
arm aud basketa full buggy londa.
House were decorated, churcbea deco
rated daisies were planted on grave
In the cemeteries and In the flower
beda about the borne In Kansaa City,
But atlll the daisies multiplied. Aud
now, not only have they covered the
whole of th thirty acrea, but they have
crept across Into neighboring flelda and
threaten to overrun them. Mr. Itasey
ha given up the Oght. The land I
leased to Jtalph Keck of 1416 Charlotte
street. Mr. Keck ba Invited th public
to th daisy farm, charging 10 cents
for the privilege of going In and pick
ing all the daisies that can be carried
away, be It a handful or a wagon load.
The daisies were ready to pull about
Memorial day," Mr. Keck, said a short
time ago. "I placed a little adrertlae-
ment in the Star and between fifty and
hundred ersnns have been coming
here week days and from 150 to 2iJ ev
ery Sunday. They hnve carried away
millions of daisies, but the number
seems scarcely diminished. All over
Kansaa City I have seen them trans
planted. Hut on the sides of these hills,
In the hollow and over the hlg'ier
ground, we have daisies that will be
here for years. The only way to get rid
of them I to pull tbem up bodily by
the roota and It would take an army to
accomplish the task. Mr. Bnsey plow
ed thein up time and again, but It had
no effect whatever. The land Is simply
wamed with a beautiful crop we can
not exterminate. The grass grows
around them Just the some, but It's not
aa luxurloua aa It would be without
them."
Mr. Keck has made more than enough
from his 10-ceut entrance feea to pay
the seaaon's rent on bis land. He Is
preparing eoou to turn seventy -live or
10 bead of cattle lu ou the Jand to
graze.
ha Went to hurrh.
The great Wellington was alwnya
precise about religious observances.
One Saturday evening, a lady, one of
his guests at Strathtlcldaaye, Welling
ton's country-seat, apologized for not
forming one of the party to church the
following morning.
She was a Roman Catholic and there
was not a Catholic church within a
distance of twenty or thirty miles.
"That," said bis grace, "need be no
difficulty. My carriage and horses are
at your disposal. Itreakfast ahall be
ready a little before daybreak, and the
thing can be easily done."
The Second luke of Wellington, In
telling the story to tho autlior of "So
ciety In the Country House." adds,
"And she had to go."
"Imagine," he exclaimed, "the Im
possibility of living up to such a fath-t-r!"
For the
Children
Had yiat lleen Introdneed.
The late Bishop George F. Seymour
of Springfield, 111., who founded St.
Stephen's college, at Annnndale on the
Hudson, had a reverent fondness for
trees.
While the blshnp was walking with a
young woman one day, says the Mlune
niMills Journal, he pointed out to her
some of the fine trees In the neighbor
hood. She professed great Interest and
delight, declaring tlmt the uojU axpect
$f beautiful trees stirred up the keen
est emotions of the soul. Then, put
ting a great trunk, she aald, glowingly:
"You superb oak, what would you
say to me if you could taik?"
The bishop smiled.
"I believe I can be hi Interpreter,"
lie said. "He would probably Bay, 'i
beg your pardon, mls, but I 4in a
beeli.' "
Waated Hat lea Dae.
"Hospital nurses have many peculiar
requests made of them by their pa
tients," said a staff nurse of a West
Side boepltal, "and one of the funulrt
came to me the other day. Ia my
war! was an Irish woman who had,
among her other trouble, a badly
swollen knee, for which the doctor pre
scribed an Ice bag. 1 was preparing
to put It on wiieu my patient saw th
bag and shlvereil In anticipation.
"'Must I have that cold thing on
nieT she asked.
"I told her It was the very best
treatment for ber, but she protested
stllL
'It I the cold of It I hate,' ah J1
'If you must put It on, nural uVar
please warn It a bit'" '
A Soetal ( ataatropka.
Wee no one Injured In th railway
collision, count V
"No, bat nevertheless It wa a mrmt
painful situation. First, second, third
and fourth clam pasaengara all mln
gled blether! Simply unheard ofP
rilegeod Blatter.
To succeed these days you
must have plenty of grit, cour
age, strength. How Is it with
the children? Are they thin,
pale, delicate? Do not forget
Aycr's Sarsaparilla. You
know it makes the blood pure
and rich, and builds up the
general health in every way.
Tha ehllrea eannnt feHlkie lite rood
reallk tinl. the .,.;. ,,. , ,ii.i.
tioo. A aiuasieS ir ii.w .
ad breetli. Miailpemr b,,.i, l gnw .i
these St fltln mall Uttlive dlMM ef Aver'a
3 HUB) irWlte
m .aa afaak .A iwa
llPTQ eWBttM.
Q mm pectoral
SHARK TUTS 017 STTtS.
Jaat What He Meaat.
Goodley Of court Jleanlfcy led a
Tery bad life.
Knox Yea, and ht't ralng from bad
to worse.
Goodley Ton ha vea' t beard, then,
that be dying?
Knox Yea, I hm Philadelphia
Freaa.
St. Vitar reare an ia Rrrvena Dtaeaeee
Dermaiienuy currd bf Dp. Kl ae'a tirvet
rv keeujrer. Hand fur r'HKk is trial bottle and
treelike, vr. a u. mm, 14L, hi ua ou, r uua., ra.
"I'm almost sure tb count 1 In ,ov
with me," excitedly ecltimed the nrt
heiress.
"What make you think aor Isqulrod
the other.
"He asked me todav how much I wa
worth." Philadelphia Tress.
Wnthere arm Snit Vra Wlnalna Bonthlog
Syrup the bet ramadr to ua lui their child!
lunug tha taalhiug jiariud.
Adelee.
"So yeu are auxlou to go Into pub
lic life," said th Influential man. '
"Yes. How would you advlt m to
go about It?"
"Weil," If you are personally am-
bltloua I should suecest nolltlc. If
your wife Is soclully ambition I should
uggest diplomacy." Washington Star.
om men mat a specialty of n.
changing their bras for other people',
gold.
K Cares While Yoe W-
1 m'I rnnl-KM. la a nrra I rurv
weatlug. rallui, and swollen, ai tlm
by all DniKglma. Frlre Mti. pon t acrept any
euiMtilnte. Trial narkag t'KtK. Addreu
Allen a. Uluuted, La Uuy.N. Y.
Steaar (.eaoair,
"I uppoe," ssld C'ltlnun, "T And
th ride bouie to Swampliunt every
day pretty long and lonetouje, don t
you?"
"Well," rep'lea Subbubt, or ours
It long, but I can't ear It I lone
some. You we. X usually bare a new
ervant girl with me." Philadelphia
Press. .
Nathan Straus, an eaatern philanthro
phiat, has established In New York City
a aiirina nf milk booths trAnra Dure ster
ilized milk ia sold totne poor lor one
cent a bottle. Absoluft antiseptic clean
liness U required by .im in all branches
of tlie enterprise. In leuising the milk
bottles he uses two things hot water
and BORAX. The Kllittning bottles tes
tify to the effectiveneaolthi method.
erelle flatter.
Alexander tha Urea ki,l mnnnteH hla
fiery Buctphalua and tria putting th
famous war horse thrra(h his pace.
"How do 1 look?" buked.
"I.ik a Chicago nouited policeman,
aire," aald hia chief of cmnrnleaary.
I'leaied with the nmriaon, Aleian
der (purred Burephalut Braight at a fir
barrtd gat and noddrd tt tb young man
ith th camera.
$100 Reward, ,100.
I.H,n.1"!,ri,0'.tbl,r,l,rflU beplaed U
earn that there la at lr..t one dreadl-l dlneaat
that olonrehea been alile i, cure in all in
?',??."? ,h'" ' '"? Hall's Catarrh
mdi..Zith ' ?nlv1lw,1'ive ri""'W known totht
mii! d ?,'?r.e',"lrri. nsiiltatlonal treat
c'rrh "'"K.aken Internally,
ST" "g d'reetly upon the bldd muronuue
nn,S'wi,'t ? "1lvliigt, pat.ent
aaaiating nature in doing lu work Tha pr
hiT .hh"VJ! "5 "'!',' h ''tbl Itarnratlvepew
liL. .hV.hVf ?ff7 Hl""d Pollaralorany
A'lilrene K J. CHENEY 4Cn TUdo. O
Kohl by al 1 drngglM. 7 " ToU,, '
Tak Uall'a tauil.y-iili'totoonatlpatlon.
A Bora Dtskeaat.
Canrasser Good naming, madam.
I'm Introducing a pollia for cleaning
silver. It la u per lor tt anything now
on th market and th prlo la onlj
60 cent a box.
Mr, Smart (aharpr)Dont want
any.
CsuiTaaser Sorry to hues trooblsd
you, madam. I see th bidr next dooi
wj rlffct
Mr. Smart Eh! win, did ah ay1
OanTaj.r-Sb aald I needn't wast
my ttm calling her, M ym had rro
allrer.
Mr. Smart Tb taawt thing I
QIt me sit boea.
Truth
and Quality
Ppcal to the Well-informed In trtrr
walk of life and are tentlal to pe
manent success and ereiitable tnd
Ing. Accordingly, It j, not claimed
that Syrup of Figs tBfj Eu,ir of
Senna la the only remedy of known
value, but one of many reason why
It la the beat of peroni and family
laxative Is the fact that It cleanses,
weeten and rellev. tne Internal
organs on which It art. t.fcr.ut anv
debilitating after effect! and without
having to Increaae th quantity from
time to time.
It acta pleasantly an rativ and
truly as a laiaUv. as 4 U component
Part are known to tod approved by
phygldan. at !t 1 tr from all
objectionable) nbaUnoe, Ta
beneficial ffU alwgy, purCba th
B'-uutue manuiaetONd ky th Call
fornla Flf Byrao Co. ana lot
fcjr a l41ng tfruggigti,
" aa
Heart Starral-llexta) eeWlaea aad la
faulted to Death.
Nature fakirs, attention!
Her Is the story of a vuln shark that
attempted to wear a barrel hoop a a
necklac and choked herself to death,
aaya the New York World. Of course,
It must have been a female shark. She
wa found on the beach at Hockaway
to-day, having arrived at night with
the high tide.
Tha shark wa about tea feet lung.
Fitting close about her neck wa a bar
rel boop and hanging froui a point
where ber Adam apple ought to be. If
a shark bad an Adam' apple, wa a
barrel stave attached to the hoop, Ilk
a peudant Early arrivals on the beach
assert that the atav wa branded "Oy
ster Pay," but thla could not be veri
fier, for on of the confiscated it a
a souvenir. -
Th carcass of th (hark floated
ashore at a point near th Park inn.
It wa discovered by a man on hi way
to tak an early morning dip. II
spread the tiding and soon a crowd
gathered. In th crowd wa a deep
sea Sherlock Holme, who know all
about th hablU of dweller In th
ocean.
"It I all very plain,' 'he explained.
"We know that ahark frequeut th
ocean out where the garbage scows are
duiupd. This was probably a social
leader of the school.
"Soma tltn yesterday she encoun
tered this atav aud hoop floating on
th wave. Th Idea of decorating her
self occurred to ber. She slipped th
boop over ber head and held a recep
tion, In the course of which refresh
ment were served.
"After partaking freely of th re
freshments her shark ladyship attempt
ed to remov the necklace, but discov
ered that It had become attached to
her. These mark around the edge of
the hoop abow wher ber maid and hus
band mad vain attempts to remove th
ornament Finally discovering that th
resources of ber habitat were Insuffl
clent to rid ber of her deocratlon, ah
started for Rockaway, in the hope that
mil Devery might run acros her aud
take It away from her."
At the conclusion of the lecture of
the deep-sea Sherlock Holme those In
the audience fell upon the remain of
trie vain hark and desnolled them.
Commuters, under the Inspiration of
th signs they read every mornlnir on
the palnlefs dentistry emporium across
from the Atlantic avenue station of the
Long Ialand road, removed the teeth.
Other hacked off the tall and Ana. Va
rious boarding-bouse keeper wer not
ed hovering In the distance awaiting
in aepartur of th souvenir hunter
and varlou gatronotnleal noveltle
will undoubtedly appear on the table
of some Rockaway feeding place thl
evening.
An enterprising showman endeavored
to corral tb caress for purpose of
exhibition, but waa deterred by a re
cital of the experience to a couple of
amateur P. T. Barnume, who ran a
show consisting of a deceased shark at
Coney Ialand some eight or ten year
ago. Between the board of health and
the exhibit they were driven Into bank
ruptcy, one losing f i aud a tent, th
other straw bat and a megnphooe.
TUGBOAT ENGINEER AT 98.
Ifatlr of Brooklyn, of Adrentaroaa
I.I fa, Hopes to io to Sea Aajala,
Dr. Osier' age limitation Is strik
ingly falsified In the case of an Ameri
can ; Sydney Talbot, aged OS years, who
worked all hla life without an ailment
until a few weeks ago, when he wa
admitted to the Seamen' hospital here
suffering from a slight stroke of paral
ysis, say a IxMidrm cable to the New
York Sun.
He was then earning $2!5 weekly a
engineer on the ocean going tug Ulln,
to which he hopes to return In a few
day. He I already able to walk brisk
ly with the aid of a stick, and Is other
wise quite fit. He 1 a remarkable
specimen of hale old age, being upright
and active.
He waa born In Brooklyn, May 1,
18fH, and came to England when he
waa 21. After seven years In an engi
neering college he anon got employment
ns a marine englnee, which profession
be has followed ever since with experi
ences enough to All a llbrnry of sea ro
mances. He served the White Star
Steamship company and numerous oth
er employers. He went around the
world In Lord Rrssscy's famous yacht
Sunbeam.
He ba been wrecked four times, and
was once cast away for five days In the
lied sea, when he and bis companions
nearly went mad from thirst
He confidently expects to live and
work for six or seven years more, bas
ing his expectation on his family his
tory. HI father died at the age of lOrt,
bis mother at 105 and hla sister at ltri
Talbot ba alway been temperate In
drinking and smoking, but he I not a
teetotaler. He say cheerfully :
"I hop to rejoin the tUn In a few
day. I m almost well, and when I
get to sea again and get nicely soaked
I will be all right."
How We Do ( nance.
"Aha:" exclaimed Mr. Jellus. "Been
treasuring another man' plctur all
these year, eh?"
"Not exactly," answered bla better
L,e terii.C a T!rt n r. nf rntt rtnae
taken when you had hair." Louisville
Uourier-jui
la Antomohlledora.
cionHef T.lsht travels at the rate
of abont 187.0CO miles a second. Chauf-
fpur (jee, mat a goiu aomei . auio
Enthusiast (slightly deaf ) Psrdon
me. sir. But what make machine wa
It you Just mentioned? Bohemian.
Helped Soaae.
"Has your automobile helped you In
getting Into society?"
"Well, If you refer to the society of
the compsDy' collector and a lot of
country constables, yea." Philadelphia
I-edger.
at Xot the Ileash.
"I Shouter really very strong ta
hla conviction?"
"Well, no. If ther' a bet up of
dollar to don ghn tits, he' th kind
that would be betting th doughnut,
Detroit fro Press.
RHEUIMLATISM
CAN NOT BE RUBBED AWAY
It la perfectly natural to mb the upot that hurts, ami when tlie mtisclc.
lerres. Joint aaj bones are throbbing ani twitching vrith the pains of
Rheumatism tl9 sufferer is apt t J turn to the liniment bottle, or aotue other
external application, la aa ellort to get relief from the disease, by producing
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rarily, but can have no direct cnraive effect oa the real disease because it
iocs not racb. the blood, where the cause is located. Rheumatism is more
than aVIi depit is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be
reached by constitutional treatment IT CANNOT LB RUBBED AWAY.
Rheumatism i due to aa excess of uric acid ia the blood, brought about by
lit AvuuueuUuusi ia foe system of refuse matter which the natural avenues)
of bodilr waste, the Bowels and Kidneys, have failed to carry off. This)
refuse natter, coming ia contact with the different acids of the body, forma)
uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distribute! to all parts of the
body, and Rheumatism rets possession of the system. The aches and pataa
are only sysnstotm, and though they may be scattered or relieved for a time
by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first exposure to cold or
limpness, or after aa attack of indigestion or other irregularity. Rheuma
;ism can never b permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated
with irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift
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Archl (deeply mortified) You prefer
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top. In the depreaalog time on sauat
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Baeeeedeel,
New Contributor I try to write with
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Editor (looking ever hia manuscript
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