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G eneral D eb ility
O ne great novelist .
pay in and out there is that feeling ofe
weakness that makes a burden of itself.
V A R Y IN C C A R E E R O F J A M E S FEN-
Food does not strengthen.
N IM O R E C O O P E R .
Sleep dties not refresh.
It is hard to do, hard to bear, what
should be easy,— vitality is on the ebb, and L ' n p r o o i l . l n if Y o u t h o f T b i . Itecotf n ix ed
the whole system suffers.
(a rn iu . H i . l . o n u * l i o r u i n t P o w e r * -
For this condition take
I'lianiee f r o m P o p u l a r i t y to U n p o p u ­
H ood's S arsaparilla
l a r i t y —F o r e u io . t A m e r i c a n N o v e l l a t .
It vitalizes the blood, gives vigor and tone
to all the organs and functions, and is
James Fennlmore Cooper, the dean
positively unequalled for all run-down or
of Auierlcun novelists, holds a posi­
debilitated conditions.
tion In our native literature at once
H ood ' s P i l l * cure couatipatiuu. 25 cauls.
unique and dlsttnc
live.
It matters
Almost Converted.
hut little uow that
T«'o Jew», winhiii|{ to become Catho­
ils literary genius
lic», called at tlio house of a [.riant and,
should
have
re­
finding lie v\as not in, decided to wait.
mained <1 o r in a ut
A h the day advanced ami the |iriest did
lor so long a time
not return, one of the men became
as a diamond In
restless. ‘ Come away,” he said to his
the rough before
companion, “ or we obeli be late for
evident chipped ofT
tho synagogue.” — Chambera’ Journal.
the crude exterior,
_____________
disclosing the brll-
Ignorance.
jAkiKs t . cuocr.it. Dancy within. It is
De Style— Have you ever heard of of small Importance that Ills early life,
ping pongT
spent In aimless pursuits, was wholly
(iunbuHta ( Innocently)— Oh, yea; I j without promise of future achieve
frequently take my laundry to him.— merits, and soon hut a regrettable mem-
Smart Set.
j ory will also be the fact that during
the last few years of his life through
The Observation Car
I misunderstandings and uilsrepresenta-
lias barber ahop and hath rooms,
| tlous his breast was filled with feel­
smoking and card rooms, library and
ings of deep rancor toward men who
an elegant parlor for tho ladies, and all
should have been his friends and who
brilliantly lighted with electricity and
In turn denounced both him and the
cooled with electric fans. Mighty pop­
> products of bis pen. These circum­
ular train, thia.
A ll agents will he
stances. the Inevitable contradictory
glad to give you any information de-
accompaniments of recognized ability,
aired.
have waned Indistinctly Into a hazy
background,against which stands bold­
Confirmed.
ly the undisputed truth that the author
Clara— He told me that although you o f "The Spy and The Pilot” Is justly
had refused him, he knew tnat lie worthy of all praise that has been or
would get over it.
may be accorded him.
Maud— That’s what I was afraid of.
The life of this varying popular and
unpopular author had Its beginning
The Particular Kind.
September 18, 1789, at Burlington, N.
‘ ‘ Thompson aaya ho regards hia J. Ills parents were both of Quaker
mother-in-law as a perfect treasure.”
extraction. Soon after the close of
“ To bo sure lie does—the kind he’d the Revolutionary war the Cooper fam
be satisfied to lay up in heaven.” — fly established a household within the
Smart Set.
borders of New York State near the
headwaters of the Susquehanna River.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth. They encouraged the populating ot this
Ing Syrup the beat remedy to use tor tbeir vicinity anil subsequently laid out the
children during the teething period.
site o f Cooperstown. The Cooper fam
Ily decided to make their permanent
Mad Been There Before.
home In the town founded by them
Boreman— Hello, Sharpo!
W ell I,
and in 170!) completed the erection of
tell you I ’m glad to get hack again.
a spacious manor house, known as Ot­
Sharpe— Back from where?
Boreman— Why, I've been in Europe sego Hall, which was for many years
for a month, and I ’ve had lota of inter­ the most commodious and stately pri­
vate residence In central New York.
esting ex per—
To every rentier that lias been charm­
Sharpe— Shake! I ’ ve been visiting
in Lonelyville for a week, and I tell ed with the spell of Cooper’s Indian ro­
you, I was surprised with the place. mances, the surroundings of his boy­
Let me tell you about it.
You set*— hood days are significant. During those
What, going? Well, so long!— Detroit years the foremost pioneers of emigra­
tion had barely begun to push their
Tree 1’icss.
wny westward through the Mohawk
Valley, the first available highway to
Financial Efforti.
the west. Out of the forest that bor­
Jack— Was the church garden party a
dered Otsego Lake Indians came for
success?
barter, or possibly with hostile Intent,
Julia— Well, I worked hard enough;
I ate ice cream with every young man and from these no doubt Cooper drew
Is ting the desire to write. Its modest
success caused bis friends to urge him
upon some more familiar theme, and
remembering an Interesting tale of a
spy that he had heard some years be­
fore from the Ups of John Jay, h - set
about putting It Into a story. “'The
Spy” was the result and during the
winter o f 1821-22 the American public
awoke to the fact that It possessed a
novelist of Its own, and the Immediate
success of the book, which was un­
precedented at the time In the annals
of American literature, determined
Cooper’s future career.
The next five years witnessed the
publication of some of his best works,
among them being “ The Pioneers,"
“ The Pilot.” and "Lionel Lincoln.” In
182« his popularity had attained its
zenith with the publication of “ The
Last of the Mohicans.” But with fame
came envy nml uncharltableness front
his contemporaries at home and
abroad. English reviewers claimed him
as n native, fixing his birthplace In the
Isle of Man. and denounced him ns a
renegade. Naturally of a head-strong
and combative disposition, he resented
the accusations anti Insinuations thrust
upon him and in so doing could not
help but give offense to a large class.
Ills self-assertive mariner made him
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What does that Bign, “ Misfit Store,”
owe
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A Cat e Cradle.
A cat had taken up its abode and
208
nursed its litter of four kittens in the
Front St.
A HELIC TU A T BECALI.S COCPEIt.
fork of a tree 28 feet from the ground,
Portland, Or
New Method.
(Chim ney o f the IMsnrotv House In Matnaro- in the garden of Aid. Peace’s residence
Jaspar—
I
hear
you
have
discharged
tic k , which tvus the hiding nlnce o f lia r
at Castle Hills, High Wycombe, Eng­
rey lllrch, a character In Cooper’, The
land. The kittens were removed by your cook. How did you manage it?
spy.)
Jumppe— I met her policeman on
the gardener, but the cat speedily took
enemies among men who could not un­ them up the tree again to their strange the street and insulted him.— New
York Suit.
S u r v iv o r , o r In d ia n W a r s o r W il l o w , o f
derstand Ills nature. He made fre­ birthplace.— Exchange
Such » a a re D e c e a s e d :
quent visits to England, during which
B y recent act o f congress you have a claim for
pension at ihe rate o f #8.00 per month. Send to me
his company was sought by the most
CATARRH CATCNOT BE CUBED
for application* Address T. W . Tattmadge, W ash­
distinguished men of the time, and
ington, D. C. A Pension Attorn ey for forty years.
*
PRESERVE
YOUR
H EALTH ^
With
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aa
they
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during one of these visits he was un­
By lo o k in g c a re fu lly to th e k in d o f gro c er­
the Beat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or
willingly brought Into a controversy constitutional disease, and in ordar to cure It
ies you buy. I f you w a n t to be sure o f the
Old Indian W a r Pensions
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us
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A . h. BOYLAN,
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lu
Gen. Agt. McCormick Harvesting Machine Co.
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
n o t io n t b i « p a p e r.
trlotes.” to keep alive In the breasts of Josh?’ ”
|w
“ Yes,” answered Farmer Corntos-
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sel. “ W e’ re cultivatin’ him the best
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C U R E Y o u r H O R S E of H E A V E S
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WlthHE COOl-Ut SLEEPS.
tills tomb ntiil tlmt o f Ills w ife lit rb rlst
I'liuivU Cem etery, Cooperstown.)
the portraits of the red men who live
In Ills pages. Sueh wild surroundings
could not Imt stimulate n naturally
active Imagination and the Intlueuce of
the wilderness, augmented afterwards
by the somewhat similar iiifiueuce of
the sea. pervaded bis entire life.
Kraut a private tutor he received bis
earliest education and at tlio age of lit
entered the freshman elass of Yale Col
lege. According to Ills own account,
lie learned but little til college. Ills
love of out of doors freedom led him to
neglect bis honks ami lie mamed about
and explored the rugged bills north­
ward of New Haven and the equally
picturesque shores of Long Island
Sound, tlrndunlly he became wilder
Htid more persistent In bis defiance of
academic restraints ami was finally ex
polled.
Upon leaving bis studies the love of
activity and adventure laid hold on the
youth nml be decided to take up the
life of a seaman. In 180d he made his
first voyage as a sailor before the mast
on the ship Sterling, sailing front New
York with a cargo of Hour for foreign
markets. After this he served for a
time as midshipman on the Vesuvius
nml was later ordered to Oswego. N.
Y „ with a construction party to build
a brig for service on Lake Ontario.
Then he was given charge of the gun­
boat fiutllla on I.ake Champlain anti
was subsequently ordered to the Wasp.
In 1811 be married a daughter of John
I’eter DeLaneey. of Westchester Coun­
ty, N Y„ and resigned Ills position In
the navy to settle Into a quiet, domes­
tic life. In deference to Ills w ife’s
wishes he built Ills home In Westches­
ter County on what was known as the
Angevlne farm In the town of Scars-
dale. In which locality many stirring
events of the Revolution had taken
place. The Impressions gained from
the historic associations surrounding
him here w ere of Inestimable value to
him In the descriptive coloring of "The
Spy." There still remains standing
near Senrsdale the mins o f n ohltu
ttey onee within the Dlsbrow House,
wherein the original of Cooper's liar
vey Birch Is said to have successfully
hid from his pursuers.
At Ik' years of age James Eennlmorc
Cooper was following a quiet, common
place existence, and no thought of a
literary life had as yet entered his
mind. One day while reading sit En
gllsh novel to his wife he half-Jestlngiy
remarked: "I believe 1 conld write a
better story myself.” Ills wife was
sure that he could am! so encouraged
the Idea that he made the attempt HI*
Initial work was •’Precaution,’’ a novel
In two volumes, published anonymous­
ly In an Inferior manner during the
year 1820. This first novel was In no
respects a sample of the author’s taxi
rnt. It dealt with high life In En­
gland. a subject with which the writer
was
personally
unfamiliar.
save
through the pages of fiction, mid w hile
tlte venture can hardly he »aid to have
enabled him to taste of the sweets of
authorship. It hail the effect of aUiuu
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