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and otbor
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andtoiicithe
entire tytem
lludran curu
Debility
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and develop
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bv dnr oi
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wonderful
discovery cf
Iho ui?c. It
Has boon en
ilorsod ljr tlio
Icadlugtclun
(ir.o liitn of
Xurepo and
Amrl'it.
lluCjin In
purely yeco
Kudran stops
Pxematureness
of tho dln
cbargo in 20
day1 Cnrea
LOST
HANHOOD
nlibtttojipci
xntcfclr. Over 2,000 private endo'Mmcn.
J'reinnturcni menus lnroteniTr .a tbo tint
ril33. It U af-vmptoniofurnlnal weakness
and bsrrennt-". It cau be stopped in SO days
tsr tbo tan ufHudyan. ,
Tlioi ew dlcoory was xnadt by tboBnecljI
stiof tlio old ftmniaHudiun Ksdlcal Institute.
It is tbo atroiMt vllallrer n.ado. It U very
inwerfiil, but lia'mlcn. Fold for 81.00 a pack
imorO iokRBf for SJ.C0 (plain scaled Ixucs).
Written guarantee Rlvc.i fern euro. Jtyautoay
els boxes and nro not cnll.cly curra.tdx oro
-Ulbo)nt to youl.-opfnllcbre. ..
3ndfor rlrcu!crund testimonials, Aqflnas
JI0U8ON MKUIOAL. lNBTlTUTi:,
function Stockton, Itlurltot A: IllllxSti
Knu Vrunclnva,CaU
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
iJurns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
3ruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Soros.
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Morse Ailments,
Ml Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle
Membrane and Tissuo
Quickly to the Very
Scat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
JMu.tanc Liniment conquer
Pain, .
Wakes flan or rjeas.t wet.
a (raid-
VdMUMLii
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Tli'icx! mji&i Consllnatlon.
praiin "7 1,0 VlWl
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Willi
33 M tffiiWJYai
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm land aeenrity, V JJJ
on Urgo loana. loans consiuv-
wtU)utdebyv uuntK MOIR
juib l?nkbnll41a.
LE3 ROSE D6 SADI.
ThU molnln I offl I wrf!d bring tlfe cu
toss.
'Xhoy Werti tbnut in the bind that my bodies
rwlirw,
Sut tlio l,r ct knot wero- nroVrn, ths rose
wnt ftie.
TLc tr.ii t knotivrem lt-6t..-i , thj rcna to-
B tut'r
Flouted forth on thawlnc of tbo wind and
tlio wontlier,
And they drifted ntordown tbo trrms of the
oca.
And thii wii wa ui red m win u auu't un
tlom ',
But n.y wmmnt Mimut fMi.i llm aotnt of the
I uncn.
Tliou nbalt know, lovi, bow fruffkj. n memo
ry enn be.
Andrew Lang.
A MILD ORIENTAL.
If you conahiar tlio ctrcnmetmicos ol
tlio enso, It was tho only tlilutr that ho
rtonld do. 13nt TiHiibo Sornng had boon
liuiigud by tho iitclc till ho wna dend,
mid nobody curod whothiT ho wns right
or wroiitf.
Tlnt'o yinrt ngo, when tho EUnsa.
LothrliiKuii Btcitmcr Snarbuok wits coal
ing nt Aden mid tho weather wns very
hot linked, Nurkeed, tho big fat Zanzi
bar Btoker who fed tho second right
furnneo !30 fwt tlovu in tho hold, got
lenvo to go nnhoro. Ho dopnrtcd n
"Socdoo boy," as they call tho stokers.
Ho rotnnied tho full blooded Nnltnu of
Zanzibar hl3 royal highness Sayyid
Burgnsh with a bottlo in each hand.
Then ho sat on tho foro hntch grating
eating unit (lfih and oiiIohh and Hinging
tho KougH of n far country. Tho food bu
longed to Pantbc, tho wrung, or head
man of tho liM',ir wiilorA. Ho had just
cooked it for himself, turned to borrow
somo halt, and whon he came baekNnr
keed's ditty ilngei-n wro hpadlng Into
tlio riuo. A HCiang is n pormm of im
portance, far abovo it Btokcr, though tho
stoker drnwa better pay. Ho flots tho
chorus of "Hya, bulla! Hconh, IieJi, "
when tho captain's gig is pulled up to
tho davit n. Ho heavos tho lead, too, mid
jomotitucH, when all tho ship ia lazy,
ho pnts on his whitest muslin mid n
big red Bash and playa with tho passen
gers' ohildron on tho quarter deck.
Then tho passengers givo him money,
and ho saves it for an orglo at Hombny,
Calcutta or Pulu Penang.
"IIo, you fat, black barrol, you'ro
eating my foodl" said Pambo in tho
other liugna frnuca which begins whoro
tho Lovnnt tonguo stops and runs from
Port Said onstward till cast is west mid
tho healing brigs of tho Kurilo islands
gossip with Uakodato junks.
"Son of Kbllfl, monkoy face, dried
shark's liver, pig man, I am tho Sultan
Sayyid Dnrgash and tho poniinandcr of
all this ship I Tako away your garbago,"
mid Nurkeed thrust tho empty powtcr
rlco plato into Pnnibo's hand. Pambo
beat it Into n basin over Nurkeed's
woolly head. Nurkeed drow his sheath
knifo anil htabbod Pambo in tho leg.
Pambo drew his hhcath knife, but Nur
keed dropped down into tho darkness of
tho hold ond fpat through tho grating
at Patnbe, who was staining tho foro
deck with his blood.
Only tlio big whito moon saw theao
things, for tho olllcers wero looking
after tho coaling and tho passongors
worn tohsing in their oloso cabins. "All
right," sitltl Pambo, nnil wont forward
to tio up his leg, "wo will pottlotho
account later." Ho was a Malay, bom
in India, married onco in Burma,
whero his wifo hud n cigar shop ou tho
Bhwo Dagon road; onco In Singajioro to
a Chincso girl and onco in Madras to n
Mohammedan woman who sold fowls,
Tho Euclish sailor cannot, owing to
postal mill tolegraph facilities, marry
so profusely as ho ncd to do, but na
tlvo sailors can, being uninfluenced by
tho barbarous inventions of tho western
savngo. Pambo was a good husband
whon ho Uoppenod to remember tho ox
Istonco of n wife, but ho was also a vory
good Malay, and it Is not wise to offend
a Malay, becansohodocs not forgot any
thing. Moreover, In Pambo'B coso blood
had boon drawn ond food spoiled. Noxt
morning Nurkeed roso with r, blank
mind. Ho was no lodger sultan of Zan
zibar, but n very hot stoker. So ho went
on deck and opened his jacket to tho
morning breezo till a sheath knifo cauio
liko a tlyiug Ah and stuck Into tho
woodwork of the cook's galley, half an
inch from his right armpit. Ho ran down
elbow before his time, trying toromem
ber what ho could havo said to the
owner of tho weapou. At noon, when
all tho ship's lascars wore feeding, Nur.
keod advanood into thoir midst, and be
lug a placid man with a lnrgo regard
for his own skin ho opened negotiations,
laying! "Men of tho ship, Inst night I
know that I behaved uiiboomly to somo
ouo or another of you. Who was that
man, that I may meet him faco to faco
and say that I was drunk."
Pambo moaiorod tho dlstaneo to
Nurkoed's naked breast. If ho sprang
at him, ho might bo trippod up, mid a
blind blow at tho chest somotimes only
means a gash on tho breast bono. Ribs
aro diflloult to thrust botwoen nnia
tho subject is asleop. Bo ho said noth
ing, nor did tho other loscors. Their
faoes immediately dropped all oxpres
ton. as is tho custom of the orientals
when there Is killing on tho carpot or
any ohauce of troublo. Nurkeed looked
longot tho whito eyeballs, no was
only an African and could not road
characters. A big sigh, almost a groan,
brokofrom him. and ho went back to
the furnaces. Tho lascars took up ho
conversation where he had interrupted
It Tiioy talked of tho best methods of
cooking rice, ,
Nurkeed suffered considerably during
tho run to Bombay from lack of fresh
air Ho only carao on deck to breatho
when all tho world was about, and oven
then o heavy block onco dropped from a
derrick wltbiu a foot of his head and an
apparently lashed grating on which ho
set his foot iHgitn to turn with tho inten
tion of dropping him on tho cased cargo
1C feet below, and one insupportable
uicht tbo shcathkuifo dropped from tbo
rVoVIo, aud this timo it drew blood,
si Nurkeed inado complaint, and when
tho Saorbruclc reached Bombay fled ana
Sorted htowU sjaoag 800,000 ywplt
jsfs&
. !
DA2feD ON YHE DElEftf.
A Man UleaorThlrot Within One Hundred
Jid Fifty Yard, of Luke orFreuli Water.
On tho burning sands of Cocopah dos
ert, tesldo a lako that appoarc to to of
tho coolest and tho purest of fresh wa
ter, lio tho bones of an Ainerienu who
died of thirst, mid around him aro flvo
or six holes of two or thrco feet In depth,
which ho dug with his finger nails in a
frenzy of thirst. His fingers oro worn
oIT nt tho ends, mid only bin whitening
Imiihw are left to bear witness to tho
tragedy.
Joso Garcia, who makes a living by
peddling from ouo little camp to anoth
er on tho desert, has rotnrnod from a
trip which began on Aug. 20. Ho loft
hero nt that timo and engaged a guldo
at tho now placer camp at Las Picachos,
below tho boundary line, to taku him to
a mining camp in tho Cocopah moun
tains in tho heart of tho desert. Tho
guide was unmed Quiriuo Sosilio, n
half bi-cod, mid with thom went also
Frank Cota, n Moxicnn. Thoy loft Lo
Picachos in tho nfteinoon, traveled nil
night, and by tho next morning were
far out on tho desert. By somo miscal
culation they woro without water, mid
though not lost they wero bewildered ns
to tho nearest way to n well and spent
tho noxt two days in traveling without
water, becoming ulmost itisano from
thirst On the ovening of tho third day
thoy found water. They wero then on
tho northeast sido of Great Salt lako, or
Laguua Saluda, that lies between tlio
Cocopah mountains on tho oast and tho
Painted mountains ou tho wost. Tho
lako is about six miles wido and 20 or
30 in length, varying in sizo according
to tho season, indicating that It is fed
by tho gulf of California. It is very
shallow and saltier than tho waters of
tho ocem i.
Tho thno men proceeded southward
between tho lako and Cocopahs for a
distance of ten miles or so anil thoro en
countered two Mexicans and a .whito
man. Tho two former wero named Mar
garlto Augulo and Follpo Moreno, and
tho Ainci lean's namowas not lonrnod,
but from tlio description ho is thought
to bo Fred Wiirsuiii, who loft this city
for tho Cocopah placers somo weeks ago.
Garcia continues tho story its follews:
"Tho mencomo from Los Picachos by
way of Nlji and had been without wa
ter for soveral days, and one of them,
Margarito Angulo, was nlroady crazy.
Ho was as deaf as u post mid wandered
around liko n drunken man. Ho paid no
attention to my guide, mid wo had to
lay hold of him to mako htm drink, In
a few hours ho was ull right. Tho oth
ers woro in their right minds, but in a
torriblo condition, mid its I saw their
swollen tongues my own began to swoll,
for I had passed through tho saiuo tor-
turo only two days before, mid oven now
my tonguo swells while I think of It
Wo gavo them water, and thoy soon re
vived nnd continued on theirway. They
wero burdened with u dry washer nnd
many tools and moved slowly, so wo
left them, my guldo giving thorn direc
tions whero to ilud tho next water.
"A fow miles larther wo camo upon
tho bones of a man lying stark on tho
sand about 25 yards from tho lako.
Thcrowns nollosh loft. Tho coyotes .had
found tho Iwdy. Ouo leg was gono, but
tho rest of tho lomains wero thoro. Tho
heart lay toward tho north, fnco upward.
Tho whiskers wero dark and turning
gray, nnd tho hair was tho saino. Tho
mnn had wont a bluo jumper, a rod
woolen undershirt, ouo boot and a brown
slouch hat I found n cheap clasp purso
in his Jumper pockot which contained
this paper, which Js n pleco of ni en
voloiH) or paper wick, addressed 'James
Moore, paymaster A. T, and 8. F.,
Topoka.' In tho purso was also part of
a giccnback. Thero was nothing clso to
ldontify tho body. Tlio boot was about
a No, 0. and tho m.ui did not seem to
havo been largo.
"I examined the fingers mid found tho
ends worn off, nnd therowero flvo or nU
holes in tho ground around tho body,
miulo by scratching for water. Ono 6f
tho holes, farther away, seemort to havo
been inado with n pick anu snovoi.
Thero woro no tools around tho man, no
canteen and no sign of fowl. As we pro
oooded I traced his barefoot tracks for
moro than flvo mllos, coming from tlio
direction of Yuma or Now River and
going toward Coyote Wells, Tho tracks
wero Irregular and frequently crossed
and somotimes wont into the lako.
About 1C0 yards from tho body, away
from tho Juko, wo found a reservoir of
flno fresh wator. Wo found tho body
onSopt la."
As tho body is in Mexico nothing cuu
bo dono by the ofllcers here, and it will
in all probability rest whoro It was
found. Coroner Woodward will tako
stops to ascertain who tho man was, -San
Diego Cor. Ban Francisco Examiner.
When the Women Vote.
Thoy wero discussing a proposed en
tertainment whon tho caller asked:
Havo yon Invited Miss do Veroy?"
' "Oh, dear, uol" replied tho hostess.
"I couldn't think of It for a moment."
"But, my dear child, sho is a charm
ing conversationist and a splondld
dancer. She U wonderfully nttractlve
in the ballroom."
I know it," admitted her hostoss,
"but you eeo the Is an offensive parti
son."
Roallr?"
"Yes, indeed. Why, she tried to get
mo to voto tho Republican ticket, and I
couldn't for a moment think of giving
her on opportunity to mako couvorts nt
my danoo. I've had to loavo her out"
"Naturally, under thoso circum
stances," acquiesced tho collar. "But
how about Mrs, Wllkins?"
"Not a snitabla person to invito, my
dear. She's not in our set at nil."
"I hadn't hoard of that. What'a tho
nntter?" . .. t.
"How thoughtless of you! Why, she
rtoMi't even voto In our ward' Chi-
c go Post.
Admitted.
Tillinghast What a ba&bful girl MlM
Eldor is!
Qlldersloeve -Ycv sho' on the re
tired. listDetroit Frt Prww.
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Cnstorla is Dr. Snmucl Pitclior's prescription for Infants
nnd Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor
other Nnrcotlo substance. It is a harmless Btibstltuto
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OH.
It Is Pleasant. Its guarantee- is thirty years uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castorla destroys Worms and allays
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toothing troubles, cures constipation nnd flatulency.
Castorla assimilates tho food, regulates tho stomach
and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural Bleep. Cas
torla is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Cattorta I an excellent medicine for chil
dren. Mothera have repeatedly told me of Ita
good effect upon their children."
Dr. O. C. Omood,
Lowell, Maia,
M Coitoria la the best remedy for children or
irblch I nm acquainted. I hope the day la not
far distant when mothera will consider the
Rat Intercut of their children, and me Ciutorla
Instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ours, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
ending them to premature groves."
Dr. J. 1'. KlNClinLOB,
Conway, Ark.
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