«
•
Little Soldiers
In your blood are the million«
of corpuscles that defend you
against disease.
To m»ke »nd keep these little soldiers
healtliy »ud etrvng. is »imply lo make
and keep the blood of tbe rigiil quality
and quantity.
Thia is iust what Hood'« Sarsaparilla
does — It helps the little soldier» lo your
blood to fight disease lor you.
¡1 cure« scrolula, eciema. eruptions,
catarrh, rbr«imati«m, anemia, nrrvou»-
news. dysjM-p».» »■<m-ral debility, aud
builds up lire whole system.
laralllkle
Iterur*.
A way Of de- Id ng dates of cert*!»
Important »vents Is suggested by the
following gaoedoto from Llpptm ott's
Ths parents of a college sou ware dla
putlog as to the date of their last lai-
Ur to tbalr "hopeful." from whom,
somewhat to the JIstreM of th« moth-
•T. they bad not beard for some time
"Ara you sure. Thomae. asked the
mother, unconvinced, "that It was on
th« 12th that you last wrote to Dick?"
Absolutely!" was the father's d«
slates response
I
vk«d It up lu tuy
Sheik book th1« n -nlng"
What Gold
Cannot Buy
Uy MHS. ALUTAMMLH
Autheesf "A Crwwksd Path." "Maid. Wit. or Wlg.w,"
WewMMt'a Wil." Uwstan’s ttsrgain." *'A Lit. Imeieei.
Moo»'« Chak«.'* "A W«ni«a"« Hwari.
W
f.OG
Very trae. Mrs Ravtlle; bat I de
A •
not d»oy that ! am reluctant to see
my young Irland cut off without even bars d-<lared r. ist Lave brm grow
Toy tog at the time of th« discovery of
a shilling Do not be In a hurry
ran not tell w hat time
bring America by Columbus Is a landmark
may
on the e.tate of the late Arthur Hun
forth "
‘No. Mr Raw sou. I will ant •»It Oewell lu Wellesley. Mass
Ds*tb may come at any moment, and
Tbe magtilfi. <nt tree n:«a« ires 2<
I could n t real In my grave If I feet in ■ -rumli-trii v at the bus«
It
thought that designing mlns «as re ts a oo’lceable landmark on account
veiling tn the enjoyment of my mon of Its unusual sue
It Inter- ts tbe
fence wulch separates the fertile field*
•W«n. th«n. t win do you bidding of tbe Hut new- ; » bit» from the
Th* day after to-morrow I «111 ««nd highway, and thus arrests ths attea
Wou can lion of the passer by
my h«ad c|«rk with th« will
got oa« of your own peopl* for a Sec
The late Mr Hunnr«»ll I took great
ond wltnr«a"
pride in th« »mlent tree I It has with
"Then I »hall tear* town on Tbure stood the ravages of p- »ts fcr a great
day
t'ntll I h»v« signed sealed and many years and Is ar -arently in con
dallw*r*d It Into your hand». I «hall dltton to live for a great many more
not quit thl« hou»« Can I trust It to decades The 1st» Mr Hunnewell once
you. Mr Rawson?"
had the tree examined by ao expert
"My dear madam, do you tak« m« from the Smlthontan ln«tt!ute who de
for a felon'*"
clared that It was between 400 and
Mrs Havlll* amllrd a swift, bright 400 year« old
stall«, such aa at rar» v«ry rare — la
Eliot, tbe apostle to the Indiana fre
terra!» ¡It up h«r grav» facw
quen'ly |a»«ed the lowering oak while
your
"W»ll. 1 shall !«av« It
In
going to and fr -m Routh Natick where
hands" Th«-rc was a abort p»UM. and he preached to the Indians the tree
sh« resumed "Among all th!« worry,
being Leetd« what was th« ohi trail
I suppose you have not had tlm« to
And m« a lady comtmnlon*"
Khrumatism. Neuralgia and Sore
"Yes. I hav« mad« w”n« mqulrtes Throat »il not live ur.der llie as me
and find It la no easy matter. Ths roof with Hamlire Wisard Oil. the
fart In. I «nlteted my eldest daughter best of all remedies for the relief of
Rh« Is a »en«Ibi« all pam.
In your aervle«
thoughtful young woman, and very
Tiretf *»r ik» <••»»»«.
anxious to m-lect th« right artlcte Rh«
-ÜHHnicalry fail, ma b© ha« moted
was «peaking to me only th!« morn
Ing and was rather depr«««*! about IL bla gaaolin© lank Into hit
"Uul that*« ••fully dang^rooo. !■&'!
There ar« »boa!« of women seeking
fa« It? Th© («4©<© may catch firn at any
such an appointment, but very
that ar« sultabl«"
•That» «hat B llngsley hopes
"On« that did not suit would
Clo*©laod Plain Healer
worn« than none "
"Exactly
Now. my daughter S'lg
tfslf « V »•*.
geated »- mwthing that tn cht suit. If
Bertie II* •• anotbah great rhe«
you do not mind waiting a w««k."
plsyah who«« brain has gon« wrong
"I fear. Mr Rawson. I shall hav« to I am glad 1 nsvah took up the d«uc«d
wait considerably longer."
gam«
Well, th« lady I was going to men
Jane—Rut In your casw. Portia Im
tlon Is the nlwc« of our rector down quite sure thare would !« nothing tc
In Wales, my native place.
He has go wrong -Clevebino |- < n Deal-r
liewn d- id many years but this girl
lived on with his widow, who died a
She Is an orphan,
few month» ago
tor. and Is
very slenderly provided
|
coming to stay with my girls for s
"Having taken v -ur wonderful «Cast a-
few weeks Rhe la a gentlewoman, and ret«' f-w three 11. nth« *i I 1» mg entirely
! have not seen her i Cured id et'-iuacb calartb and dv»pep«iA,
Well educated
since sh« was wry yr mg so » «III I think a w rd <»l prsisn 1« due to
• 'Caacarets' for their wun-lcrful coin;»«i-
take a look at her before 1 say • ny i tion
I have taken numerous ■•:!»«r •■>-
If I think It worth while trou called remedies but without avail, and I
more
bling you. she might call, and you find that t'ascarvts relieve more in a dry
or than all the others I h ive taken would m
could form your own Judgment.
'.i>~ her
• d for a couple of a . .1
loti Mercer St , Jer-ey City, N J.
months ~
pl»»• an- Palatabw I’nteot Ta«te <i--->4.
! am
"Thank you. Mr Rawson
l><> Ikx-t Never Slckrn «Vr,«an or (olpe.
li> 3c *O Nevers tin'- k tbs
very much obliged
I should like to
ernv t»blv> -rampnlCi C. Guarstiivel 10
see her; for I cannot have a fright or
eui» 01 your
a dowdy before my eyes every day
When do you expect this girl?"
Rai««« th« dough
"I am not quite cure Soon, ««nain
a-d compita« with
ly "
all mir« food law«.
"I should like to see her bwforw I
leave "
"I will ask my daughter to write
this evening and ask her to come a
little ««oner "
"Y m . pray do
If sh« Is at all r«a
aonabi« and Intelligent, she may be of
rreat u«e to me
Imagine. Mr Raw
eon. lady Olivia proposing to gtvs ms
hsr dear Hophla' for six months, ts
tie my daughter and to cheer me up!
Why. th« girl te as great an Idiot as
her mother!"
"Indeed' The offer was well meant
"I hat« well meaning people"
Mr Raw eon laughed
"I auppo*o I
may tell you I had a few Utiee from
th»! fit
©»«.f-.
c-an Late
frU'
Mr Hugh------ " h« t-egan. when he was
fc»-4 hti «♦»• rto St-
»A I a oib« da
swiftly silenced by an Imperative, "No
It ■•<•*•••*?.
you may not
I will not allow that
W» • »1 r »« >•• • m
22»
f»M t
r -
name to t>e mentioned befo»e me. on
erw« «w
13 5(
lees. Indeed, we can Succeed tn break
€**•«•• 6.U(
Ing this unfortunate marriage."
Mr Rawson, looking very grave,
tMlMi IriiiF.f»
bent his head
A '*♦» FvStoge
"By the way. what te the name of
F.iLM» 2.50
th« lady you mentioned?"
fe*4 •»uur
Kgt«»
5.00
"Ob! Mias Desmond.”
Best 1*5
"I will see her." said Mr« Saville.
b*? PUlfc.
7.50
■ a «ntt.
_____________
F»*ito»« (atrd»»
with decision "I can tell at a glane«
«.50
-•
WORK aUARANTIKD FOR IS Vto.AH©
whether she will do or not
Pwtfc.f»* Illi* *-•■«» >!•• w ’ -to » filMt-f Lt
tf* W”Yil
"Then I »hall wish you a very good [a
pal n!»-m» »vrb 4
A II w sm to t «Ilf •tt'ir««
5.
morning, and my daughter will lot
you know when Mlaa Desmond can
wall u|>on you."
v.s
INCO»RO»AT|0
Altlkte It ILI’!*« — — _ _.. _ - _
——
Mrs Havllte thanked hltn again, an<1
mib ; *U a * k »*;» POWTLAND. OREGON
©Ftkl
MOLAt
RAM
W
•
f
M
tofcAtoAffi.
ft to L
bad« hltn a gracious qood by.
(To tx continued )
»
'-3
<!‘r\i- ii.
I want freedom for my son; but
Mr Rawson found rv«-n a warmer the Idea 1s a good one. Mr Rawson
I
reeep’.lon than he
hail •ntielpated • hall never be the same to Hugh, .but
awaiting hltn when he presente«! him
I should prefer punishing th« worn
self the following -lay
In 8taffor«l an "
flquare
Bitter reproa h»s were »how
"It la but natural." remarked R aw
er««d upon him for hl* disloyal enccur «on
agement of an ungrateful son. a w«-»k
Itenia-mber, Mr Rawson. I
must
But Mr Rawson have my will tomorrow, I am deter
I eont *mptIbi© dupa >
defended hlrn»e|f brav«-l
mined to destroy It
It «trlkea m«
If It'a Tour Eye Use Pettif* Eye Halve
No on* coul<! do so much with Mrs 'hat your coming without It today
for Inflammation, sty». Itching lids,
First
looks very Ilk« playing Into Hugh"«
eye
ds-fc ts of vision and sensi- i Ravlll« aa th« family so!-- -or
« aches, defects
Uve to atro i( lights. All druggists or ha was a shrewd, far «««Ing man. o! hands "
great experience «til un 1-it.t,-1 In
"You do us both Injustice I am re
How ani Bro«.
1 tegrlty. In whose Judgment she had the nirlant you should change It, but your
Ca«spe«-led Krise.
I greatest conuftdence
Then too. he «on never mentioned the subject to
With a defto««« a- pilrrd by Inn» was a rich man and perfectly Inde tn«
Indeed, h« Is too breathlessly
■ pendent, both In position and In char busy, and a good deal harassed by bls
tracted an old but well filled purie ’ acter Ho high was her »t- nlon of h!m
by lhe ls.lv » a:i«*!-t> '
from the hip pocket of th« unautpei l that »he delgnr«! to rail p*rl -I ca)!y v public singer, for which she was
Ing old gentlemen with the beaming ' on his daughters, (nd some years b« trained
He------- "
sountenao • again«! whom be had for« when »li« wn« In th« I vt.it d
"Anything but that*
I magin« th«
tarel«Mly brushed when leaving the giving a large ball «very »«-.a on »-nt name of Mrs Hugh Ravllle In huge let
Tube station, »nd oa teaching a seclud them Invitation» »hl-h wer- general ter* at the top of a play bill! It would
ed pla-e h>- opened It
' |y decline«!
Hugh Ravllle had b»--n at !•» monstrous'"
Tli« contents had been wrapped with school with the wdl< Itor’» - ily »>n
"Oh. she would come out I as Rig
great are In numerous thl knesset of I who was also In the navy. and. when nora somebody. I would not Oppose
i
It
blank paper
««moving th« «rapping« th« young fellow evinced a tendency If I were you. But I think your son
sns by one he found In th« center of
to drink, stood t-> h’rn «:id h- • ••! t ! i has forbidden the plan "
the package a card with tbls luscrlp
Why should I take any
st tha turning point eher« but fot
further
Uon oo It:
■ friendly help, he might have taken thr trouble*" said Mrs Ravi Dr throwing
Young mas. give up your career of
herself back In h«r chair " lei things
downward road
trim«' Nothing In It' Tit Hit*.
Mrs Ravlll« was too clever a women go "
"Very well" Mr Itswson row to
Ito bs a «nob. though her love cf pivrr
n«frRu4r«J th« <*«> « am m*«t.
"Lord Everton arrived
Franking privilege« were greatly and distinction made her over vabo take leave
He make« some »hort stay
Abused In days gone by
The govern the effect of rank and title upon h-r yesterday
Hh« was quite w’l | tn town, but no doubt he will call on
ment employe's friends shared In his 1 fellow creatures
ling
that
her
sons
should be on fam!! I y ou."
Opportunities
In a letter written by
Then I shall not see him
tar terms with Mr IUv«-o'a fainllv.
1 shall
Wordsworth In 1116 the poet «aid
get
away, I h<>|w next w«wk; I cannot
they
wire
perfectly
safe
In
th«
society
"By means of a friend In lovndon I
stay In town; y«t 1 dread the coun
can have my letters free
His name Of his quiet. unpr«ten«l;iig daughter-, I i fry.
l>o not forget to wend my will
Is l*»ib, and If y»u add an 'o' to his white ths sincere regard entcrtaln-d
• a «r
a •linciai messen
by
Mr
Rawson
for
the
family
of
his
name he will not open the letters DI
ger "
rset aa below without anything fur dl«tlngul»he«! < !l- nt » I. •••■ d •« !
"I shall !>• sure lo do so "
cult!«« and liireo-ni«:
n v-te
.1’
ther—'Mr Lamb« India House, Lon-
"And com« t he day after tomorrow
Steps In the la-bter by «h ", hi- f. h
don ' " Coleridge, too. »aw that ■ post
ar and himself hs«l clltr.lwd to fortune to take my Instructions for a new on«
age we! was a postage gained anti
lent something of a feudal charai ter I don’t wish to die Intestate ”
mad« us* of the Mr lamb of tbe In-
to the He exls'lng bet»e. it'
My dear Mrs Ravllle, what a comic
dla House
nr'e■ t.ari b
To Mrs Ravltte th« greatest power Idea!"
"If you knew how I felt you would
on earth was money, but «he w*» tv-
I'.».rilan.hle ls»»r«»*«.
Hoste»« You don't know who ah* miser. Rh« could be lavishly g«-n«r not think It an unnatural one"
* A few weeks quiet In the country
? Why. she's tbe celebrated Miss de I ous at ttm»s «specially to any on«
Wranter. You m ist have «»«n her in who had served or gratified her own Will set you Up"
"Ksel Lynn«"
I precious «elf
Hh« could throw alm-
"The country without
companion
Gue«t tw -h * -- • »■ srr ««m«nt>-
too, to the needy, as you would a terne ship will not be cheerful; yet I want
No. indeed, ma'am I »«• never ther« ! to starving curs, but to her the p ->r to get away from every one
At In
lu in» life - W T
Y<»<
Kiel!, ' 1. hnwevxr I hare my gardens"
»err not eaactly men
"A delightful resource." said Raw-
as her son •aid she was not without
llrmla Haatrrfk«,
j haart, only lifelong undisputed coin son. aheently Ills attention had begun
Arre* Hi k to thl» ti.«idilii«," ••!<?
maml and unch«*<-k<*<t prosperity had to wander, and he hastened to make
Mr* 1 • ffl- «
•
■!'
hi a a attnr
•<1 iboul a room will absorb tha odoi hardened It. no on« could do much for hie sdirux
her. or glv« her anything she had not
A conspiracy of small things, how
©f frrah paint ”
**! ffueaa tliat'a right.' rejoined Hlf- already, and amlil the splendid sun ever, ee«med to have been formed
flnarharn "T.tk»wlss a broken n«ck wll shin« of her «xlstenc« on« small <! >-j«l against the execution of Mrs Ravtil«’»
rrllavo a man of catarrh!"—Londor •go bigger than a man s hand
plan*
cai
Ana* era
a deep shadow against which her In
Rawson faithfully fulfilled his prom
and sent her will, which that very
I n«r heart rebelled Rhe was conscious I
l-rohabl» <,MlllV.
'* thundered th« pros««tiling at ; that no on» loved her. ex- «pt. tn«!e--1 night she tore up with vicious energy
torney. "you ar« evading ni y que» \ her eon Hugh This ft was that made and burned In the empty grate of her
i h«r »0 hard, she did not r«»all»e*thal dr< »«Ing room, but th« trusty adviser
I!
"Darn It." answered the pt Itonar be- : her manner, her haughty aspect, re was Immensely engaged for th« next
• ■r-nlgl.t mid wh«n he 9 red the »er
fore the bar. "If you knew th« facts In ; pelted such sweet freewill oR«-rlngs as
x lew of his partner they were Invar!
love and tsndern««*
the case as well as l d». I
"My dear ina<tam," aabl Mr Raw ably declined
Then, by some nits
klamn me" Illi mine' -m
Son when »he paus« ! tn her r--pr
‘1 take. tlu-re hsd been a delay In begin
< re* V«
■ »allite«.
nlng certain repairs and decorations
»s. "1 can quit« under«'nnd your «II-
"I • ippo«« you know of my family pteasure. but suit ' me to » ; r ■ " ,t at Inglcfleld and wh>n
she drove
ti.-
Mid '
I . ash
Yep.’ an II have a right ta Nealvu a!---:-. I like down to ln»i>ect them she found the
swered Mr 1
«
It may hav« been
In my own house
I do not defend smell of paint ao overpowering that
• a^od tree all right hut It looks to
your
son
’
s
imprudence,
but. though • he at once |H>«t;>oned her removal for
ms •• If th- • < p was • failure"—
you renounce him. surely you would at I—w >t ten days Finally she sent for
Wsshlngt-
not wish to deprive th« poor young her doctor and commanded him to pre
fellow of friends as well a« kindred
m rlbe for th« bad
feverish cold eh«
"Wall, an»»•> Il I« safe l<> aay that To persecute him Is revenge, and t
d- - lared sh« hail caught, and above
when women really want the ballot that I will l>e no partv "
all to order abeolute quiet
All this
they will get It
"I do not understand these nice dis tlm« her eldest son wa« aJ«ent. 1!«
"No. I don't think It would be—er junctions," cried Mrs Ravlll«, "but I was •i‘«-ndtng a delightful and profit«
gull• ««f. for i ■ 11 to say It In th©
think your giving shelter to to that bl« few day«, which stretched Into a
wreoen- « of
. disobedient Iwvv la Inconsistent w ith fortnight, with a learned antiquarian
ll«ihh>*fc
Ihrti«».
! loyalty to m« ”
» ho had a place In Llagolnahlre. from
Tot urei »pòk««l.
"Not In my opinion Your son Is not »her« they enjoyed thariiaelve» rxam
They had evaporated peaches
lli.it »line **l-*rklefgh got
Inllig the fine old church«« to tw found dessert and Bobby ate the Hon s share
trito d •slp.itr-l habits he doesn't uia the first young man who ba» ! ft lath
the I» r|x-ndl> ular style In his hand sr an«! mother to cleave unto his wife
In that shire, taking rubbings of brass
Wh«u bl« little brother Billy looked
writing '
. He has been singularly Imprudent; cs, and s|>endlng happy mornings In at the dish It was empty.
No and he d »n't us« It In his still —"
d> -Inhering half effaced Inwrlptlon*
Where's m-niy vaporated peach
walk »III . r
"Imprudent ! A dupe’ • fool' an un
These were bitter day» to tne proud
walled Billy.
grateful Idiot' Can't you see th« game »elfi-ih woman, who felt that the love
“Dunno," re«|*»nded Bobby «Ith
rr«m»l Sell«*«.
• hlch had kept her heart from frees
gellc Ignorance.
A - «
tli - I
m«n. you ought of the adventuress all through?"
"I must say. such a construction Ing, her nature from growing quite
t-
•
■ -
for that unoontrolls»
Just then his mother came
stony, had been snatched from her
Ide thirst of
.1« and you ought to ' might be put on the disastrous story
"Come. come," she said, sharply,
I If you ar« right, however." continue«! by a stranger, a nu-re adventuress, "where
<1 i It
I. k
arv
Billy's
<
evaporated
Gaym-in (putting on hi« haty—I’m i Mr Rawson, "your son te more alnnad who moat likely naw tn Hugh only a peacheaF’
right
ready lo go and join you in on«
against than sinning
If Mr. Hugh useful husband, whose money and po-
"'Deed I don't know, mamma,
wow. old chap
, Ravllle’* wlfs la the sort of a woman «Itlon would make life luxurious and I guess they 'vaporated
you Imagine, sh« will hardly live for ■ •«cure For th« sak« of this stranger,
l.iigli-el t imelwslnw.
' a year and more away from her hua the son she loved ao w»ll In her own
"Ton lr> -k sweet enough to ktea
I band end within reach of the rr«w silent, exacting way had cast aside all
sa>s th« impri-'iid young man
"We should all bo perfectly truthful
with which her father used to asso -ense of duty, all affection, all regard and sincere."
toy gi-r tlrmen tell ma that.
said the Idealist,
elate without getting Into a scrape of for rightful authority; and to her It
roily answers the fair girl
"And yet." rejoined Mias Cayenne,
some
kind
I
pro|xiiM>
to
have
her
That
aho
Id
m.ik«
you
happy."
"Ah!
«er-tned a moral earthquake.
"why la It that people who pride
"Hut th« y merely «ay that," shs re- carefully watch»«! If »he gives us Just
Th« feverish cold sh* feigned at first themselves on being frank and out
Til«» merely tell m« th« facts reason fur action, let her l>e punish«) tM-ame really an attnok of low fever
pines
spoken never tell you anything that
In th« css« and never prove their ' and your s<m saved from her clutch«»
>nd her medical attendant grow anal
disagreeable?" — Washington
Isn't
statemi-- i-
I
If she ;oaved a giwai woman and true, nue that she should have change of air
Star.
—
why you must relax something of your
III or well, she never coaeed to tn
si«t on having her new will comptet
>•< •« vt««r.
1 sever'ty "
I »iv-l brought to her for execution. In
Squire—I never realtred what a lit
■ I van aaf «ly promise what you wl’l.
vain Mr Rawson begged for her to tle fellow Muggins Is until last night.
If she proves K* -d ami tr ie
How ib
.»»alt
the return of her e!d«et eon and
Vicar—And how did It happen to oc
you propose to find out?"
cur to you then?
T10 lady r -mains near Nice. In <h> ■ nsult him first. Mre Ravllle reject
Rqulre—I overheard a woman My
ro tn« occupied by her father ed the suggestion with ecorn
that he was every Inch ■ gentleman —
Ravllle thinks that the owner of 'Richard knows nothing about busl
lie has preposterous unworldly Pick Me-l’p.
«• I« k!n<1 and respectable, h's m «
tit
M5K»l
I have no respect whatever
vs little of English ways, an I no:!ona
Sow,
or
hie
opinion;
»0 Just bring me my
Parti«« VS •» Sweri lurrow,
Should be given at once when the
■t I« « hesp-r
«I It
• 111, without further maneuvering. I
little one cough«. It heal* the del
"Young man." said the serious per
ilr»ady emplnv
icate throat and protect« the lung«
new you arc work'ng for that un
»on. "don’t you realise that the love of
nenl fir
Iroai infection guaranteed «ale and
>teful eorthk-is *-vn of mine; but money la the root of all evil?"
very palatable.
t 1« Of no u«e
If coil refuse to do
"Well." answered the spendthrift,
AB Pc,.»»». IS
bidding I can fi id plenty
"you don't see ma hanging on to mon
ay a* If 1 loved It. ! - you!
Auavsra
Save the Baby—U»e
I
Cure Your
Dandruff
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your hair. Get more, too, at
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formation of dandruff I
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