Moro bulletin., October 23, 1902, Image 4

CONGRESSMAN WILBER SAYS
(To The I ’c -r u n a M eJkin e Co., of Columbus, O.)
“ P e -ru -n a
is A l l Y o u
C la im
fo r
It.”
T H E SO NG S,
I wonder tn what iti«ta»»t place
Sweet "Annie B.*»m«',” «till ia heard.
Where "Daisy Itell” ha* htd her face.
Where "Ihtria” tells nt ho|»e defernd?
it »till some tender chord 1» stirred
By •*H«*»trletta." blithe and gay,
>\ ho never at a feaat demurred?—
Where art* the aonga of yesterday?
►
e
.ssa,
oo -o e ♦ »ooeoo-e-e-e-e ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <
: LIFE OF A TEACHER IN PHILIPPINES ::
Gray?
DONT
GET WET'SS»
ASA Y()W DtAlCR r o i Tre
“ My hair was falling out and
YO UNG lady who 1» teaching
turning gray very faal. But your
school In the Philippine«, writes
lla
lr vigor (topped the falling and
brightly and entortnlnlngly of
MAht FAMOUS BY A MPIITATION
restored the natural c o l o r . M i s .
f. in some dusky. moonlit space,
aome conditions (hen*. In the following
B. Z. licnomnte, Cohoes, N. Y.
XlAUNWKi OVtD MOK THAN..
“O lVontise M e ” ia gently purred
pa rag tw pita:
By »nine old tabby, wfc««ae embrace
4
HALF A CENTUOY.
W e have Jn»t moved the glrl'a school
Was netrer naked a heart to gird?
T O W E R 3 ysrnwnt» and / / «
I t ’s im possible for you
In ttagupan Into a new building, a prl
And. with barbaric accent slurred,
hai» ara «evado of Ih« tasi
vale n ttlv e house, hired for the pur
not to look old, w ith the
i nvAt«„nl« irv bk.h or yeltuw 1 I ,
lit aome strange country, tar away.
If "Tommy Atkina* " cause ia »purred?— po»e. But we chose the date of unn
he all tonda of w«t w>»rk ’ ’ (
color o f seventy years in
UTUTAf IkvW IJ CAtAVAMTtt 0 IT WMI 3IKI IO
Where are the aott<a of yesterday?
tug badly, for It la the beginning of
you
r
hair
I
Perhaps
you
the fiesta, and the cock fighting will
THE SICN OF THE FBH.
Attd w here live« In it« ancient grace,
arc seventy, and you like
laat two weeks. It will be Impossible
U TOWER CO.. BOSTON. M A SS
"Love*» OM Sweet Song,” by Time during that time to get any one to do a
you r gray h air! I f not,
tin blurred ?
w
Where J<*ea •*lten Bolt" hia thoughts re­ day's work for us. The bonches are
use
A y e r’s H a ir Vigor.
too long for the rooms and we w ill not
trace
In
less
than a m onth your
I* v i l i aii 4, O iM g o ik F uum 4<4 IIM
be
able
Io
get
a
carpenter
to
saw
them
To feed on sorrow*« whey and curd?
»
off or any one to put the blackboards
gray h air w ill have all the
Tbtca "Only Me” at ill beg a word,
In place. We are so near the cockpits
Foni Scltooi fir Bori.
Uss "Golden H air" turned to gray,
dark, rich color o f youth.
rh'c* "Nancy" mount her vsnUhed bird? that the noise la deafening, School
b llltirr « d Manali Traialot,
U N I unto AU
Where are the songs of yesterday ?
has Io be carried on largely by sign»
a
u
ik
ia
St
ItooL.
The cocks
crow continually, the j
» rii« la» lliu.u«i«4 Raialagnn
I f )r»er Srwggto« vansm a«
” N ’ iy r a » ,
ENVO Y,
aa«>t sa un . «tonar au«! « • « I I I a s p r a « «
»warming children shriek and cry and
AK I I U K C. M .W IL L , Principal
Prince«, whose loyalty has erred
some baby. They do not IIvs long
•«a
•
i<oi»ta.
Ha
aara
»«4
at»,
I « « I l i a n«it«a
M f o u r « J. « • C.
> • * » a t i o a a a • >«!. a
A , l 4 ,a a « ,
To these, who wore in turn the bay— the women are forever pounding rice. after they are captured ami aometlmca
AV K I« t \ > , . t x > w « ll, M
om .
In going to school we hare to cross the
The sad. the Joyful, the absurd-—
a baby w ill atlll I h > dragging a poor
river In a In» lies
It ia nothing more
Where are the songs of yoaterday ?
i little feathered thing about even after
— L ife.
than a log hollowed out. In which we
It la dead. Once I had a present of
crouch at the bottom and are paddled
i three of the»«» little Idrvla. but they
♦ ♦ Ill
across by a «»»all Filipino boy.
i were all dead within twenty four
OMA'XCXl&vr
The Islands swarm with Insects of hour«. When I next received a Ilka
D J .M L E E R .
“ K ID D Y .”
all kinds. Ants are most plentiful ami present I walked to the school house
KW K.
moat trotibl.«sune. As I atu w’rltlng. j window and let It go
| also had
♦ »»♦♦♦♦»♦■< C++»»■»■♦♦»»♦♦*
the tlckeya, as the children call them, given to me three little |x»rrots. besutt
j or little Itaarda, .tart serosa my w riting f U| rvsl and green hlr.U about six loch
Congressman D. F. Wilber, of Oneonta. N. Y ., writes:
The Peruns Medicine Co., Columbus. Ohio:
r t r t O P had better let me nde to table and catch the bugs that fall ee long, but these, tun after a iew
Several times Ila days. 1 freed. The children bestow
ticntlcm ce—••Persuaded by a friend I have tried your remedv and I have
\ / M arvllle and take that money to I ground the lamp
almost full» recovered after the use of a few hotties.
I a n fully convinced
the bank; there are ugly rumora arvla have fallen frv»o» the celling on to (lowers ami fru it on their tewcherw
that l eauna is a'l vou claim for it. and I cheerfuliv recommend yowr mcdkinc
abroad concerning Tx»rvl Jliu* a ml bla my neck. Now ami then It Is a centl- Sometimes they make little baskets of
to all w ho are affl'cted w ith catarrhal trouble.” —David F. \k iiher.
B e s t o n C u rth
.
pede that annoys.
Cockroaches are bamboo ami wlml them with red. white
l- r r u - n . A r * » v « « llv . » « j f« r» f.rC < Ida
I„ 1999 the Sangcrlust celebrated its baud. Three times within a fortnight
H a rs u a « ,( la iv a .la , « l « a haal m a la r ia l t» n a llS «
a
lonely
settler*»
shanty
has
been
»• M» 1. I i»a
l u r « ,« a ia a u la ta lr p a . u
Mr. C. F. Given, Soaeex, N. P., vice fiftieth snnirersnrv with a large eele
la (a par r a n i « i « » a lh a n ,- > h a t |M . a a4 iw a.
president of the Pastime boating club, brat ion in New York City. The L How- 'rushed* by these gentlemen. and the
s«a«laa a< « « « . . a lia t b a r «•< Ib a a n r lla « a of .
third
was
at
'Miner's
t
’orner.'
uot
tw,
u-
" a * a » a r a«».l . « I m i t t i a « ■•« l b . ^ ra a iu a t , ua
writes:
. mg is his test intone;
• « , ' . « M a « . wl,l<M> la .-a rn a U W l b l • a a r , ba.
Besides, you
I o a ia A l« « up. w h ir « K iaan « a « < a » a « i> u a a i> «
••Whenever the cold weather sets in
“ About two years ago I caught a se- ty mile« frotu here!
W
a r -1 , w » at a a a r i t a a a i,O lilo « .lu ila r a
I have tor years past been very so re to vore cold while traveling and which ought uot to es{>ose your wife and
H I T » I l A 1.1. W a««'.»« a ra a s » a rp a « e a 4 far
» M a lli» , p u p , , I t u a . « mim .. «O uu . i M a « 4 O«>a
catch a severe cold which was hard to >ettled into ratalrh of the bronchial kiddy to an Invasiou of that klud; the
sew M A g
W I, » . « « « a r h a a r a a a « H l o O iu r-
throw off. and which would leave after- tubes, and so affected mv voice that I fright would l*e euough to kill a uerv-
W b.
M « M lita baa« •
» M I I» t< W l. l .
effects on my constitution the imwt of w o obliged to ennrol my engagements, j wu* glrt ,lke Lucy!“
l« « a l« 4 x r « a « « . (» « .
The speaker. Jack Hartley, waa a
the winter.
»w «u«««k
W aao iA
rp u « M
la a a a
In di.tress I was advised to try Peruns,
Ip ,
«3 4
SHOES W
“ Last winter I was ad vised to try and although I had never use,] a {intent tall, sunburnt young man. brother to
n . U IkiiitfU « ihiira a rr I hr «tan.
the owner of "The Bungalow,” a uewly
Pernna. ami within five days the cold medicine before, I sent for a bottle.
t
1,10
l hl# >• tlir rm Min
was broken up and in five day« more I
•'A'ordg but illy deaerile my surprise erweted. low-roofed bouse, to which
’’ •
Ibuaglaa makes and m <|| n n o r»
was a well man. I recommended it to to find that within a few day« I was sotue four jean» back the latter had
JOHN POOLB. PO R TLA N D , O RE.
men a g.i im ami g.t .'at sl»o<<a than any
T w a t a t .H a r r lM M f t t r a e t .
several of my friend« and all «peak the greatly relieved, and within th ee brought bis young bride.
other two tnannfaclurera.
<’••» ftv a r „u lha hast bw r,«ln i it, |t«»IUra
highest prai-e for it.
There is noth­ weeks I was entirely recovered. I am
A fter months of hard work and
w -X- d o u c l a s
shoes
«f»4 Ftisiiiaa W iu4iul|:,. I utu^««,,4 oana
ing like Peruns for catarrhal afflic­ never without it now, and take an oc­ many a disappointment, the grounds
r«l M « r t i l u « r v
K aa ln , Mfehluaa •
tions. It is well nigh infallible as a casional dose when I feel run down.” surrounding the bouse had been re­
• peelailr a .• ua kelure l*uylii«
cure, and I glad y endorse it . ” —C. F. — Julian Weiaslets.
claimed from the bush by the youug
Given.
Oal> f w a » K f., Cait.
► , , « e C ~ .a *
G O IN G TO M IIO O I.
I f you do not derive prompt and sat­ fellow, w ho. like many another, having
< - f. « M ( a « / « , . «
r .., (
, „ k ) , «««a.
A r m « i w « <1 S l « c » r - a , < 4 F r o n . L o « « a t isfactory results from the use of Peruna found It Impossible to make a decent | s------------------
... — — -■ ■ -
w
V a l.w .
write at om-e to Dr. iiartanm , giving a [living In his native laml. had deckled, everywhere. One feels like standing and blue worsteds aud make tasaela of
Hr « wese T, • X*
i mm
M r. Julian Weisslita, 175 Senes-a full statement of your case and be wilt ! on receipt of a small legacy from a ’ and holding one's umbrella aud hat all
W L. lMH<Ut.AR. ntrO vktO N MASS.
the yam
These they fill on the out
street, Buffalo, N. Y ., ia corresponding be pleased to give you hia valuable ad- maiden aunt, to try his luck at cattle- tbs time, that the cock roaches may not
able with (Miiier (lowers and the Inald*
secretary of the Sangerlnst. of New vice g atis.
rearing and sheep breeding In Auatra riddle them before they are used again, w Ith real one*. The school chlklrvii
>k
York: >• the leading second L ass of the
Address Dr. Hartman, president of d*.
They will eat the stamps off letters If w ill also buy and bring with grew!
Aa
Ab«»al-Mln«|««|
Coat««»lea.
Sangerlnst, the largest Garman tinging the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
For once fickle fortune. less blind they are not hurried Into the mall i-ngerne«« any little cheap ornament to
“ I «oppose," ««id |(,« patiou to tlie
•oiety of New York and al«o the oldest Ohio.
j than usual, was In a generous mood, poochen.
their teachers.
W OM M HI D L
milkaian, "U>at y»n view the rum lug
and. after a few years of hard work
Blnls are the principal playthings of
HOM I!
-Sometime» we take trips on horse of winter with Iselings of regret.”
and ceaseless efforts. Ned Hartley the native children. There are several back. There are no aids saddles and
TREATMENT
Eats Corn Off th« Cob.
a Hard Pillow .
“
Indued
I
do,”
an«««red
Uis
milk»
found himself sufficiently well off to klmla no larger than bumming birds we ride astride The horses are very
■»Ne »»».H to to ri c u i
“ I can bite an apple as well a« I
Weary W illie — Modern imp rove-
man.
So rK M 1« > a ll*S
« t * a i iM m u M « • m r * a
con Id when a child, and I can eat corn ments may be fine, but they have their marry the "girl he had left behind that are often to be seen tied by a »mall and eaay to mount. There Is
“ I t ia really very hard,” goes on the
■
*
* « * • w tlfc o M
him.”
aud
to
bring
her
to
a
home
thread
to
a
«
le
k
or
to
the
baud
by
;
only
one
fear
that
our
feet
way
drag
off the cob as well as any person alive,” drawback«.
(tu a t b « t « ta « ! • • « « «
patron, “ to fiu l suitable pastor« in the
la .H a
U > ra ra * v i «
which he had literally built for her
mid a lady sixty-eight years old and a
Tired Traddles—For instAnce;?
rold «eether, no doubt?"
, lU .-aa « ,.a < U > 0 » l
i b>
with
his
own
hwnda.
In
the
course
of
O l h > r o u l* . k 'i l>
customer of Wise Brother», the famous
Weary W illie— When a fellow sneak«
“
Yes;
and
then
the
pump
freetea
ao
Tom.
the
retriever,
who,
entering
fully
*a s to have brought back health and
•o d
« •q a ia A ta «
dentiats, of Portland, Oregon.
j into a «table to sleep nowaday« be find« the following year a son was born,
• « lir a »
««
often.“ —Judge.
and "K iddy.” as be was called by rela­ luto the spirit of the game, would iiapptucss to Lucy.
> « » • . l i r a «e»
She had been fitted with foil *ets of nothing in it but baled bay.— Judge.
• » • • 1« O>l* « M a i r i
» *» -.< •« « ! « • • M n l l« O M
stand quite still while Kiddy. Ial>orl-
In
alleoce
he
handed
tbe
hag
and
tives
and
friends,
sooa
lecame
a
very
k
«
r>
-i«
a
»
r
«
a
i
»
l
>»
n
o
*
’
>
«
«
«
«
.«
i
,
„
(
■
»
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At I eat.
upper and lower teeth by W im Broth-
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ously aiming the harmless weapon at
I h . * » - u . » „ r • » » aa> .1 e , . « „ I » « . « . ! M . w b w e
era, and was perfectly astonished to, Mothers will R no Mrs. Winslows Sooth- Important member of the small com­ him. called out In bis clear treble voice, notes to the ruffian, who. still keeping
The landlady w«» «peaking.
h « •»•■» • • • n » ! I> » • • • 1« 4 l » « r a o 4laa«aaa
11«
Ned covered with his weapon, forced
I O O B I M » »« r u t a r e u u r h , « u h i n * . I« « a .
find that ahe ia now as well supplied
the test remedy to use lor their munity. Jack Hartley. Ned's younger
“ M r. Ilari eatorine, how do you like
lh r a « l , fe»« > n « O a M i
M r « ) - a « « a M . «i>M ««aC
t
Bang! Fire!” This was the hliu t**ck to the verandah.
with teeth that she can uae as ahe was
ren unD* tb*
penod.
brother and Kiddy's most devoted
l l * « f . S M " « » * . •»<
!<•» h « « 4 r a t > a t i M iia a o «
yo»»r
eggs?”
signal for the "»rUd beast” to fall
taUa. « » < •» « •• « „ M t e l« i« • I « l i > « 4 • « • h lm .
Now, mate, having culled upon you
when a litle girl. W i
Brother» have
The
Gaged
Ian's
fa<«
relaxed
Inin
sn
( - ■ it a K l* < « | at ih « a l l « « n i » h x h i» « * « « « 4
He Stays st Home.
down.
Just almul supper-tine. It would uot be espreaolon of joy,
r in v ia r «
S » i 4 « « » l i 1« • l a m p t .
cuN sLU
revolutionised modern dental methods.
T A T Io N » l« h K
A lil'H » « «
Mrs. Goedp— I suppose you’re care­
Kiddy's delight at this new game was manners for me to depart liefore I've
There is no more pain to be feared by
“
llard
-b
oiled!”
he
cried.
ful to make your husband tell every­
boundless; anil wh> n at last Jack, had the pieasure'of sharing the fam ily
people who have their teeth attended
TUE C 6EE »0 C h lE JE IEDICIIECO
I ’ u til that lim e people he I w ilfully
thing that happens to him?
breathless with the exertion of bis re- meal!” Is»rd Jim r»*uiariled In pltllesa.
tJ Ì4
I h l t 4 S * „ IS a r lt a a S , O r « | a * .
to, and the cost ia very moderate.
mlstakeu his ta*te. — Baltimore llctald .
Mr«. Strongmind— Better than that.
pested
"death
struggles,"
declared
that
SW M « « IU > v
nuM'klng tones, "lutdles* company Is
They make a great specialty of crown
I oi careful to se«- that n>'thing hap(>ens
It
was
time
for
him
to
tie
off
and
re­
always pleasant, even wh. u they are
and bridge work, and even when it is
w i|iia » e
to h im .— Philadelphia Press.
took possession of his revolver, the tn a faint! How long does this young
f in'« Wi«a>d Oil for pain, fur
nect-esary to take out all of the old teeth
child
sobbed.
FREE ELECTRIC BELT OFFER
lady generally stay In hers?**—with a he knows what it hr.s done.
and put in fail new aets, the result it
I do not baker« Ptso's Cure for Con- I
"Kiddy wants tbe gun! Kiddy wants grim chuckle. "Not having tbe felicity
■imply wonderful. The falte teeth, of vunaption has an equal for couvha and
to shoot evlybody! Nasty, unkind un­ of lielng marrle»! myself, 1 am u.»t ac
A llumiwr Crop.
course, cannot be told from natural cold».—Jons E Bovea, Trinity springs
lud., Feb. 15. li»jO.
cle! Give me the gun! Give me the— quulnted with the menus of restoring
ones, and the person using them can
Hubbulie — Yon Just <>nght Io see my
gu u-u un!” he cried.
do everything he, or ihe. could do
young and sensitive females to their crop of eora! It's the most promising
His Experience was in Mines.
By this time his uncle had mouutcd senses! I'erhape a kiss might do I t !*• , in all the Ixmeauinehnist d is tric t.”
with natural teeth. The sets of teeth
“ Did you ever «alt sheep?’ ’ asked the
his horse, and. with a wave of the
are made to fit the gum« ao perfectly farmer o l th« new hired man who came
Townley— You don’t »ay!
If you
As the brute approached his wife
band, rode away, while Master Kiddy with the Intention of fulfilling his vile have more then teo tueeeua, don't for­
that there ia no slipping, and the from Colorado.
was recaptured by his mother, a gen­ threat. Ned. with a yell of fury, re­ get me, w ill you?
strength of the possible bite ia juet like
“ No,” replied the new hired hand,
tle, ilellcatc-liKiklng gtrl. uud after a gardless of conse<|ueu<va. unarmed as
that of a natural healthy set of teeth. "b u t I'v e had considerable experience
--------- s r i a f i w
prolong«»! struggle, was fiually dls- he waa, threw himself Upon the ru f '
t.«4*«« <’a« W *ar Who««
The experinece of the lady cuttomer in
«siting mine«.” — Ohio State
(»>»<-<1 of In his little Is-d.
etre «mailer after u«ing Alien'« Font Faae il!iii« t«u tin ‘«7rti«v TtY
here related can be your« if yoor teeth Journal.
I flan.
Surprised by tbe sudden and r>n*
e
»
r
raaU
ar «r Ih U «•IW »
t . •••«
('urea •«<■11«u l e a l b l l * l « r * *ti4 cell<‘MB(v>l*s**d
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
need attention. No one can afford to
I unexpected onslaught. "Isird Jim ” *• • <wr»«hi rur« lur lufr»>«lii( nails, ««r«iln(r
t i n t siustt sitni ««— »« ra
« U h I « r a • ( I v o » iP M la M a t a I —
Two hours later Ned Hartley and his dropped Ida weapon, which rolled a h«t.«chin» (»«t At «11 I'rufft«!«, AV Trial •»
postpone having their teeth nut in or­
<« vn. «••!««.„ «.« r.awv, ««.i «i K ■ n
a, ora
Differences.
|wr-k«ge r k r s l-T Biell Ad>lr«M Allan » n|m-
• • <*••*» «Kir •»« •«.« ivr « h ■«,«««« — -,
der. No one need suffer a «ingle day
wife were sitting out on the verauduli, few feet away from the two comlia- •l«4,
toltvy. M V.
• «.«■Mra ».« «>—«.„ F.«
wa|«e ..a,
A few cents a can is all the difference
« « • a l l a i • • l a l M K r v i U na o 4 o i l «o d im i I W a a
he
smoking
a
short
pipe,
Lucy
slowly
longer because they have lost the use of
•'BiFoae T U C K S T O O D
tanta. Each then endeavored with all
in price there is between having a
• B A R S , R O E B U C K A C O ., CNICAIO.
their own teeth. We hope our reader»
rocking herself to and fro and now and hia mlglit ami main to throw down his
Definite Measurement.
cheap can of fruits or vegetables and 1
w ill carefully watch the advertisements
■ then applying her»» if to some needle- adversary and take poeseualon of It.
slave,
bad
been
a
resident
In
"The
Bun­
“
Ik>
you
tliin
k
the
world
Is
growing
THE NEV FERSIOR UWS
having the best there is. i. c., Mono­
of V\ Ue Brothers in this newspaper,
I work.
A||4r >« N»ta«n Unaroaa,
I Physically the men were well match- ' ■ ny better?
pole. There's a much gn-ater diff r- galow" alwut six months.
A
v t u h s s r . W « • M lh u r v M .P
and be persuaded to consult thia splen­
They had been dl»' usslng their plans ed. but slowly "Ix»rd Jim ” was getting
"Nonaenae. Jack! When you have
“ I'm absolutely sure of I t ," anew»
ence
than
that
In
the
quality,
in
the
did dental institution.
ered
the
monopolist.
“
W
hy,
only
five
for
the
long
talked-of
and
often
defer-
l»een
a
little
longer
among
us
you
w
ill
N . P . M
i
M «. «3
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tbe upper hand. Ned's breath came lu
parity and in the contentment that it
' red trip to Melbourne. nu4 there was short gns|>a. He knew that uow It was years ago I mads only a hundred thous­
A Qiddy Insect.
[ brings. If you don’t know where to not l»e so ready to believe all tbe ru­
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“ Your mamma,” said Papa Moth to &•< Monopole gr<x*rie», write u« and mors that are spread among the an unwonted l<»ok of animation In the no longer for h it money alone, but for and a year. Today I aui making that
young woman's face.
'hands.*
And
then,
you
see,
I
received
much
a
month.“
—
Washington
Star.
his very life that be waa wrestling!
his eldest son, “ is the giddiest insect I we
‘ y °Q-
If 7<>a do know,
"And you really think we shall be Could he keep up? The (leraplratton
know.”
don’t let him send you any other kind. the six hundred 'pounds from Barton
able
to
go
this
time?"
she
said.
"Oh.
only
last
night,
and
no
one
with
the
was pouring down his face. Another
“ Why, papa?”
We are particularly proud of Monopole
"She is continually attending cam- ■pi®®*» coffees and Baking powder. exieptlon of Lucy. you. and myself Ned. how I do long to get among i*-o- ' minute would tu tf the »«ml of the con-
pie,
to
see
bouses,
streets,
carriages,
Try them. Wadhame 4 Kerr Bros. can have the slightest notion that such
filet! "Ixird Jim's” sluewy arm waa
phor balls.“ — Detroit Free Press.
a sum of money In In my posseeelon. anything and everything to get away gradually aqu<eslng the life out of the |
Portland, Oregon.
F I T S r « r w a r « n U » C u rva So Sta a r : o r i l i M i M
I.m y has been ailing lately, and I from this eternal, tnonotonoua bush!” young man'« laxly, when a burst of
( ■ 1 9 « fta r t i m is«'« lo vn f h r K c a o ,( , r « « t N e r a
X astu rar Servi fo r F K B V. » A . M t r ia l b n tU eao « treat
protnis«i] to take her to Melbourne as And with a sigh she hid her face on childish laughter startled the two com­
In I90S A. D.
laa. D i K I I K c i v i . U a « 1 A rc b s t.. P U ia d - labia Fa
batants.
Mrs. I ptolatei to maid)— Marie, vou soon as I could *i»nre the tlrne and her husband's shoulder.
For Others to Enjoy.
"Nothing w ill preveut ua this time,
need not set out the capsules for M r. money. Now the shearlug Is over, I
There, hfa white nightshirt gathered
Brown— You should do something to Lptodate’s dinner. I have received a mean her to take tbe holiday with the dear; unless”—with a short laugh —
up In bis chubby hands, hia curls atlll
contribute to other people’s enjoyment. marconigram that he w ill not be home Kiddy and myself. 1 know you will "Jock's croaking« should take definite
F o r In fa n t» and C h ild re n .
moist, hia ch«*eks flushed from hia first I
Jone»— I do; I'm always making a until 10 o’clock, as his »antos-dumonto- look after things for me, old man. Now shape — unless. In short, we should lie
sleep, nnd his little linked feet stamp
fool of myself.— New York Press.
don’t wear such a worried look! It 'rushed’ and the money taken. Th«»n
bile has had a breakdown. — Judge.
doesn't suit your style of beauty half there would be no trip for us thia Ing the ground In wild excitement,
stood Kiddy!
as well as your elegant sombrero and year, nt any ra te 7*
The iiols»* had disturbed him, and
W ill sour the sweetest disposition and
clonk, not to speak of that six-shooter
"Don't!” she exclaimed, looking fear­
transform the most even tempered, lov­
I see In your belt! Going for a ride? fully around her. " It could not hap- the sight of his father and the 'gi*np«4>
man” playing nt wrestling, like he nnd
able nature into a cros6-grained and
Well. ta ta, see you by and by!”
I pen! I cannot think that----- ”
A V f gelabte Pre paral ion For As
irritable individual.
Jack did not seem much convinced
The sentence wo» unfinished. Before Uncle Jack so often did, caused him
similating the Food and Regula -
I f impatience or fau lt-find ing are by his brother’s arguments and ban­ them stood a man who had seemingly the liveliest satisfaction; he clapped
ling Uve Stolonehs nnd lkiweis of
ever excusable i t is when the body ia
tering .manner. The ••rumors” he had dropped from nowhere.
Ni*d threw hia little hands ns he caught sight of
the revolver, for the (mssoaslon of
tortured by an eating and painful sore.
heard were alarming; there was no himself in front of his wife.
I M A N I S / ( t i ll D H I.N
I t is tru ly discouraging to find after
doubt that the desperado and ex-eon-
The stranger was attired In shabby which each of theke two men would
months of diligent and faithful use of external remedies that the place
vlct known ns “ Lord Jim ” had been corduroy breeches and a tattered wool­ have given anything.
remains as defiant, angry and offensive as ever. Every chronic sore, no si-«-n in the nelghborbbod and that dnr-
Promotes DigestionJCtverfuI
“ Daddy Idg lion, g<-n|ie|innn tiger,"i
len shirt, the color of which might have
m atter on what part of the body it comes, is an evidence of some previous
ne»8 and Rest Contains nei (1 s t
Ing attacks had Isen made on solitary
once blue; tall cowhide boots en- he sliouted. "K iddy shoot big lion!”—
constitutional or organic trouble, and that the dregs of these diseases settlers.
Htlll,
(Jnhnn.Morptune nor M ineral.
thought the young caa»-d hia feet and legs; In one hand nnd he grabbed the revolver eagerly.
remain in the system; or, it may be that some long hidden poison__perhaps
man, “the results might have been ex­ he behl with mock politeness an apolo­
Ned saw that the child held the
N o t N a h c o t ic .
Cancer— has come to the surface and begun its destructive work.
aggerated. and after all Ned Is not gy for a hat, In the other, (Minted nienna of deliverance or death In hia
The blood must be purified before the sore w ill fill up w ith healthy flesh
likely to run any unnecessary risks straight nt Ned’s head, was a murder­ hands, nnd he rullled hia wantug
and the skin regains its n a t u r a l color.
I t is
However. I w ill ride ns far ns ‘The ous looking six «hooter.
strength.
through the circulation that the acrid, corroding
Copse,’ and bring Hergeant Clip n nn<!
“Shoot the tiger flrat. Kiddy!” he
"Horry to Interrupt the billing and
fluids are carried to the sore or ulcer and keep it
Jhr »A m « •
a couple of his men back with me. Ex­ cooing, hut might I trouble you to cried.
irritated and inflamed. S. S. S. w ill p u rify and
tra
precaution
can
do
no
harm.”
“ No, Hon flrat!” shouted the child,
invigorate the stagnant blood when all ¿ d im e n t or
hand over to me that alx hundred
As he wan alxmt to mount hia horse pounds you received last night from the spirit of contradiction awakening
other h urtful materials are washed out, fresh rich blood is carried to the
a i- Bhrill
out
i » voice
i . called
i
' ncle Jack, * Barton's? Htop! No humbug—hands within him.
diseased parts, new tissues form, and the decaying flesh begins to have a
Lncle Ja.-k, take me with you! Kiddy up!”- t b e drawling voice chat.ge.l Into
“ No, no, the tiger flrat. darling." Noil
healthy and natural look ; the discharge ceases and the sore heals.
wants a ride on your big horse! W alt ™ sharp growl. “ Never mind your repeated, “and daddy w ill buy you a
S e v e ra l y e a r« a * o , m y w ife bad a as*
®*
^ le ° n ly blood purifier
Aperferi Remedy Forfonatlpa
for me!”
that is guaranteed entirely vege­
wife; I 11 look after her.” Poor Lucy gun all to yourself!”
v « re sor« le e a n d 'r a s t r e a te d b y th «
llo n . Sour Stotnafh.Dian'hocn
"Never
mind.
Kiddy.”
called
out
b e s t p h y s ic ia n s b a t re c e iv e d no b e n e fit.
table. I t builds up the blood and
had fainted and wns lying In a heap
Hometiling In his father’s manner np-
Worma ,fx>ttvuLAÌons .Fcverish
O u r d r n r g i s t a d v is e d h e r to t r y S. 8 . 8 .,
tones up the general system as no Jack, "you can't come out with me to­ on the floor of the verandah. "You penlcd to the child.
Fearlessly he
w h ic h «he d id . F o u r te e n b o ttle « c u re d
n r u nnd
S lbrp .
day,
you
know;
It’s
your
la-d
time.
other medicine does. I f you have
walk In front of me and show me cr<«pt near the men, nnd dellherjitely^
b a r a n d she has been w e ll e v e r s ince.
Isn't It? Besides, people don't go for where you put the awng; make an a t­ (Hitting the muzzle of the shooter to
/ . B. H A R O L D , 2 3 C a n a l 8 t .,
a sore of any kind, w rite us and get
facSimiU Signatura of
Cohoes,
X. . T .
rides in night-dress: There, don’t cry;
.
. . . .
.
...
the *dvice of experienced sod
you shall fire uncle's revolver all by' tempt to get*at your 'Iron' or to call for the head of “ Ix»rd Jim ,” whom Ned In
Skilled physicians fo^w hich no charge is made. Book on Blood and S^ ia
help and I'll shoot you like a dog!”
a supreme effort was holding down,
yourself, see!”
N E W YTYHK.
Diseases free.
T H E JTW irr J F C C i r i C C O ., A t l a n t a . G * .
• t i t
...
i There was no help for I t Ned his the child said: ”
And. having assured himself that the ' f,,.-,. contracted with ra«s and bo,Miras
k I G u m h I h s it i <t....
“Hhoot! Bang! Fire!"
revolver was unloaded, Jack prociid-
M O T H IN Ç
).}
I M S
A sharp report, a scream from the
misery, led the ruffian Into Ills room,
ed to Instruct the child In the art of
m os W N p S u l t r y f o o d
where. In a little cot, Kiddy. Gist surprised child, and "Lord Jlin” hud
aiming,
pulling
the
trigger,
etc..
nnd
ft
a„lw
p
„
„
n mtkw Hein ley ark Keept them laying.
it cure« Roup, Cholera and All
gone to his accouut.
^ J n d l K ^ e r o ' ï i Û ’Î " 1
n" K,n I "* n "mU,,
-»*'<»■ S
—
DI msm *. It ttrengthesr young chicki, and ma«M them grow. Erie« 25c and 50c.
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ilfd wild t iïa t a t X ? ^ ^
?»•« , »’«'It Into the »»all by the aide of the
eha«.<l • p a rk a « « o f y o u r P R U M IA M IM U L T B T PO O b. w hich «topped th » i
Ned and his wife and Kiddy had
t r o a d yl!> r an d I h * r « r o M t a a t ly k e p t 1« e e b e a d v » » r • ace 1 can r*eo au u «(i
U a a j i M i w - h a --------------------------------
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to
Vm J
. :
’»7 bed lay the result of two year«’
years’ hard
hard their holiday at Melbourne after all.— 1
t In B M d cd le r a l . l u « p o u ■ ltry
'O S. K IÙ t lÎN . L a ië h t " w M h 4
_
himself, runnlrg on ah four., and work and privations-the
F O U T L A M ir SIAMO C O , l'w rtle u d . O re ., Coast A g e ata .
money that Fam ily Herald.
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The Kind You Have
Always Bought
AN OLD
SORE
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Lo ss or
k
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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