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The readers of thU paper will bo
pkoMd to learn that there is at
kas; ?m dreadful disease that wtaoe
has been able to cure In all Its stages
and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cur* is the ootj positive cut* now
kaowa to the medical fraternity. Ca
J JLrrh beiag a constitutional <3***#- .
requires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the Mood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the too Dilation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the cousti
totioe and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors hava eo
much fiith in its carati\-e powx*s
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
tor any case that it falls to cure. Send
tor tie list of tesUtuolnak.
y. J. chkssv a co.. , o.
SoVd tyr IkricglBta, Tic
Taie Hall's FVuully PUk fa* cot
paOoa.
SMOKERS ATTtNTJON
HaroM Hartirfgeen, successor to
\V. W rv*i?tau>n, has take? U>e
arency for the justly famous
KL 1XF1MTO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
i> ?? Just received from the f*>
tory at Tampa, Fla U you want the
don't fail to give thes* good*
'S^O REDUCTION S*LE
Tbe PaO Train Is now se'.liac a ,
!c km of wood Cooda at reduce
pr em aa they are getting too old t<
j i and sell at a profit. Yours.
XX, Herman Grln>na |
Fr.xsh Olytr.pia OjfWr Cocktails at
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QC1CKLY. mu AKD AT KKASOXARLK PRICKS. ?
altr Daily Alaskan.:
Primitive Idea* of Hygiao*.
Hindu ambassadors one* sent to
England by * native prince were re
garded a* so polluted that on their re
turn to India not bins bnt being born
ajrain wonkl purify them. nnd they
wore accordingly drafted through a
cold image of I ho sacred Vonl
A writer doscrii?o* a curiowt custom
of the Baretwe In Soulh Africa A few
days after the death of a man the doc
tor eotnea and makes an incision on
the forehead of each of the snrTivors
of hi* relatlces and Alls It with medi
cine to wan! off the contagion and the
effort of the sotwj that c;m?ed his
death.
Leland call* attention to a custom of
taking medicine* on ?he threshold In
ancient Toscany. the ideji beinc that
the threshold was the border line be
tween the outer world where evil spir
it* freely mam.
If a person dies within an Kskimo
hot everything In the hut must be de
strnyod or thrown away as well as
vrerythlng which had come into con
tact with the deceased - Dietetic and
Hygienic <?arr?t*.
Scientific Manager.
One cold winter day some railroad
officials while making an Inspection of
a large yard stepi*>d for a moment In
side a switchman's shanty to get
warm. Among them was a general
wiporintendent who was known to
have a inarla f<* "scientific manage
ment" and the redncllon ?>f expenses
A* they were leaving the switchnian
asked the traveling ynrdmaster. whom
i he kw*:
"Now. can yp be tol'"n' me who t5.ot
taon hr
"That'? the renerri superintendent,"
the yardmnster rep'l""!
"What d' you think o' th?t* He's a
foiiie lookir' ti>'?n. : mi ic never would
believe the W"s ye are hesri't' at?>ut
"What li*ve v >;? li.--.rd at??>ut him.
MikeV t!?
"Why. ihey do ct v that h?> was at
the fr 'I o' Mr Mi'< ' .-I's wolfe and
whon the ?t\ pi! bearers i-ntm" out he
r?i?e1 I - h-'iid and nH: 'Hold on a
nv-cie. ho; ? I think yet can got
along wi <t t v. i* ,if ti -n " Krery
bod\V Mai in>\
Keow What ? Pr-*rr> IsT
John Sa hand Howry t. >cs are eat
liti. lun h Ion- 1 im l n Smith casn
illy t-tir* i?i ? nil-* ar>L'ar and
pluoH them sHe b* ?.!? ??
"That nvike* a petfc t p.-tsm. d-vsn't
ilT' John Smith retnvrks asuaily.
"Prism tnthiac' repdes llenry
Joites. "TUjit Isn't a prism "
"Sure It is. remarks Smith "Don't
yon know ? prism when yoo set- one?"
"I certain!* do." Is the retort. "A i
prism i> a trtangu'ar | e?~e of glass
used to divide tlcht into the primary j
colors t nt yon rerall enough of
your school days to remember that?"
"Oh. yes; I remember that alt right, i
Rut these two <nl<es of sugar, placed :
aide by side, make a prism too"
"Bet yon I Ite Innch you're wrong."
ch; i-nces Joins
"You're on." promptly agrees Smith,
and a dictionary was *??nt for.
Jone? had to pay tl?o t?et If roll
don't believe it. h?ok in a dictionary j
yours* f n: d s#?c St l/ouis Post -Pis
patch
Hay In Church.
A enrions custom has I -eon observed [
fn>m ti;i?e immemorial at Old Westoa. ]
Huntir: ' lot shire. In KngJand. The |
' ir- t' r- is dodicvcd to St Swi-h |
in. ?' ! rhe Sunday tuos' nearly ap i
pIM 1 81 S- I'iiin s day the <sl f:cv '
Is ?Tew n oith new mown hay. The
tradition is that an old iady l>equeath- '
e?i a Peid for charitiible pnrpi?es <>n
cv-nditiou that the tenant provide! the
bay to lessen the annoyance cansed by 1
the sqneakiris of the new shoes worn
by the ri iBRprs on feast Sunday
Thene at* other explanations? one that
It Is an offerlnc of the first fruit* of
the hay li .rvest and another that It Is
a survival of the custom of atrewlng
the chnreh (when the ilo<>r was only
beaten <nrtbi with rushes.
A N*w Creation.
Margaret. ace?i eleven, hnd jn*t re
tnn ?>l from hn" first visit to the roo.
? Well." wild her mother, smiling.
"MM you *>v the eicph?nt? mid tbe gi
raffe and the kangaroos?"
M^rgnret i.iokot thoughtful.
"W? cuff the elephant and the gi
raffe aiid i!)e dan-sw-fwwc"
-WhntV said Mr? Blank.
"Ti e dan per -con* it said. "The*
animals arv d-a n-g-e-r-on-s." ? Hat
per * Magazine.
Still "Johnny."
One jnimnter when an admirable eT
?eoretary of the nary was visiting Ida
native vi"nce of Bm-kfteld In Maine
he <-ent ??me clothes to the village
washerwoman and. drlrlnir by the
nest week In company with a repre
sentative to concrc^. stopi<ed to aak
for them The woman tnrned to h?
ssslstnnt "May." said she. "Is John
ny's washing done yet?"? Christian
Register
And Got a iMtur*.
"TV ell. okl man. how did yon get
aKwfr after I left yon at mltfnlgbt?
<>et home *1! right?"
"No. A confounded nosey poii<>maj?
tis'ed me to the station, where 1 ?r>ent
tfce rest of the night"
"Lucky doc: 1 reached horn*."?
Boston Transcript
Conwrvation Too.
"VTbat Is this domestic science?" la
quired the encaged girl
"It consists of making hash ont of
the leftover meat and croquettes ont of
the leftover hash." explained her mnre
erprrtenced friend ?I/ni'svHle Coor
ler-Jonrnal
Ererr opinion react* on him who ot
tm It ? Bnhwson.
NEWS FROM TIEj
NORTHLAND
"
SHORT BREEZY NEWS ITEMS
FROM THE NORTHERN PRESS
Vhe city council of Fairbanks la
i-onsidertQg Uie alottment of a va.
tan t lot tn the heart at the city for
the purpose of making a public park
out of it.
Hwiitess men of Wrangell some
time ago donated money w+th which
to purchase Instruments for a jUTeo.
tie hand Now they are looking for
the band.
Frank Mauley and partner cleaned
up between, $40#.W>0 and ISOO.OO#
from the MiirM-ta claim In the Idlt
arod He In quoted *? saying It
was richer itround than any he had
ever worked In Fairbanks
The extreme low water hA* brought
> it about J't miners who are pan
ne and rocking dirt **p near the
old rraveyanl
There is fiTrni one to two hundred
feet of th? beach expoeed that Is
^ially cohered with s-ater. The po
?!th?n of sand bars and their forma
ts -?n can now be had and the pic
ture* takon will be valuable should
thn pr>vomm?Tit deride to put a har
h ->r into the mouth of Snake river. ?
, X'imc Xuewt
!>!?: CHF\ \ HOT SPRIVOS. Dee
Mr and Mr? Charles Beam efl
?< r'sined tv^ *ho|e population of the
?pr! st a swell ChrtatfMM dinner
\bont thirty guest* faced the tur
i< vs. plum pudding, cakes and lee
| -'ream, and the way they backed
th> ;r <art? tip for a second and third
Piling showed there are no Invalid*
'tore Kveryo-w Is well or nearly so
R prepared the repast and,
'rOil bless her, she spiked the mince
Tile heMiQMlT,
?om late Fairbanks papers some
[interesting fact* are learned regard
ng the assiimment of deputy mar
shal* the Fourth division Deputy
v~k Robinson, who has been sta
tioned at Tanana during the past
* ?ar. is ;?ack at hi* old station at
i'arle Deputy C. L Vawter, whoee
?,oire station Is given as Iditarod, Is
; down the Job at Tanana pend
i"c: the arrival at that place of Oapt.
t .1 Donovan. who wan stationed
TV-re just prmiou* to coming to the
Iditarod ir the summer of 1910.
IVlo-rs- Wickersham will introduce
n bill which. If it becomes a law.
will provide for American registering
f the Norwegian ice-breaking steam
-htp Kit, now laying at Vladivostok.
Th? owners of the Tease] propose
??taking a monthly round trip from
November to Jane each season be
w een I'nalaskn and Nome. which
would enable the Kit to connect with
ressK Is from Prattle all winter and
take supplies to Nome.
The bill provides that the Kit
hall carry mall, passenger* and
Merchandise In IV-rlnc sea during the
ionths from November to June and
that durine the open season It can
eneac*" lu the whaling business.
.1 R Howard, who is located at
Ruby City, writes a most encowrag
ne letter from that camp. He states
ihat they have n well built and mod
ern town with about 1,500 people
more coming every day. He pre
dicts a big stampede parly in the
new year. He says that there are
many producing creeks and that It
is not unusual to take ffom one to
five dollars from a cubic foot of
mound. The town is located om the
south side of the Yukon river, abotjt
!?n miles from FYwt Gibbon, making
the distance 3M) mi lee from Fair
banks Mr. Howard says that Cor
dova will be much benefitted this
winter by the travrf that will go
this way Into the new camp
The petition for the pardon of
Robert l>unn, now serving a t rm
at McNeil'i Island penRontiary for
the killing of Klbtng. is being widely
circulated throuehout Alaska In the
Fairbanks district, where the Wiling
occurred, the petition already ha* 2.
500 signatures, including 350 ladies,
and it is expected 500 more signa
tures win be obtained from that Mo
tion. Eleven of the Jurar? empanel
ed In the case and several of the
federal officials cognizant of the
fa<4?. are in favor of a pardon.
Petitions are also being circulated
at Juneau and other places.
In a recent letter Dunn maintains
that he Is the victim of circumstan
tial evidence. He Is quite confident
of being released.
KTbine was killed at his roadhowse
nearly three years aro. after he
bad threatened to shoot Donn, T>unn
was sentenced to long term In the
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles May be Snapping?
Tovr Ufs Awv. Alaekaa reop'.e
Hit* Lwimi) This Fact
When r heaithy man or woman be
gins to run down without apparent
cause, become* weak, languid, de
pressed, suffers backache, headache,
dizzy spells and urinary disorders,
kidney wf?kness may be the cause
of U all. Keep the kidneys well
and they will keep yoo well. Dosn'S
Kidney Pills cure tick lddneya and
keep them well. Can Alaskan read
ers demand farther proof than the
following statement:
Mrs F. H. Morell. 518 Marlon St,
Seattle. Wash., ssyn: "Kidney com
plaint and barka.-he bothered me
all my life and 1 bad such fever?
attack* at tlm^ that I was practi
cally helpless The peine through
my kidneys and loins were almost
unbearable 1 had headaches and
dliry spells and in the morning when
I first got up, I beenme so dl**y
?hat 1 dared not attempt to walk
across the hall learning abn^t
TVmn'a Kidney nils ! be-- an their we
The content* of the first bo* helped
me so greatly that I continued taking
them and before bmg I wa? entirely
relieved of kidney complaint. I have
recommended r>o?n'< Kidney Mils to
many of my friends and shall contln
ne to do so." (Statement given i>e
cember 17, 1907.1
RK-HNnoRSEMENT
Mrs. Morell was Interview*-! on
February 1, 1910, and she added to
the abov?: "I have been In good
health since I endorsed Doan's Kid
ney Fills in 19?7. I take this rem
edy In the spring and fall and It
keeps me in rood health."
FVm- sale by a'J dealers Frl^e *0
c?nt* Fnster.yilborn Co , Buffalo,
New Tork. nolo a-eV* for the Patted
SWes
Remember the name- Down's? and
takV* no other
For sale by alj dealers Price SO
cents. PosterMIIburn Co . R-fTalo
New Tork. sole * rents f r 'he l'nlt
ed State*
Remember the name- TJoan's? and
take no oth^r
penitentiary by Judge Tboma? R
Lyon* In the summer of 190?.
Another proof that the gravels of
the moraine upon which Valdet is
built contain* gold, was furnished at
the Exchange The pump at that
place has bocome detacher) from its
point and sand Is raised with the
water The water Is strained thru'
a fine sieve and it was by this means
the latest evidence of the presence
of gold was furnished
The sieve when emptied yesterday
contained about. one-quarter of a pan
of sand. Some of those present sug
gested that the sand be panned to
see if It carried gold The result
we* * cleanup which weighed seven
cents when placed on the scales
The gold Is very fine, as might be
expected, the suction of the pump not
being strong enough to carry many
particles of gold up with the sand
and' ?water
RIP RAPUZZI RIPS WOOD.
Rip Rapnzzl r1r>? wood with a
"Gasoline Rlpner." Tf you have any
wood to rip. let Rip rip loose and
tip it 'Phone 40. tf
j LOCAL BRIEFS
SKAGWAV WEATHER REPORT
Result* of ths obwrrtUo# Uke?
U Moor*'* Wharf at m?dol?bt,
fX> J, 1?12, Is u follow*
Temp tin* olmmrD .. ..41 aborw
Max. preceding 24 hrs .. .. 47 abort
Mlo. ??..?, 34ibo<?
i??j) - " .... 41 aboro
R?mtnet? Ckwdy. 9 wind
mm WITHER REPORT
i rJcpKRATtur.
stations Above Helow
Cariboo 10
White Home V
Tafpsh 1 1
Aflin M
I>ower Deforce 22
Hnntalfnqon .V>
Big Salmon
Yukon Crovunr M
Selkirk 2'
Coffet CreeK ? 7
KtewarT Ki*er 3
Otflvie.
Dawson .... 0
Cl?w and ralm at Tagish, Carl
l>ou and Lower l>>narge. r|oudy and
-ou?h wind HootBllnqn* to Yukon
Crosaln*; cloudy and calm to Daw
son
The Table d'Ho'e fltnrer at the
Pullen Howe is bettor than e*er.
Why don't you try it. You sr? wel
-ome H.
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