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BEAFKESS CANNOT 8F CURES C
by local applications, u they c*nnot
n-aoh the diseased portion of the ear
Tfcere is odXj one way to cure deaf
r?w, and that la by constitutional
remedies. Deafness to caused by an
Inflamed condition of the Eustaehiai
Tuba When this tube U Inflamei:
ywi hare a rumbling wound or Ini pea
feet hearing. and when it te entire!*
closed. deafness la the result, and uti
etas the Inflammation can be taker,
out and thi* tube restored to Ks not
mal conditio ji, hearing will be do
stroyed forever; nine oases out of tec
ere caused by Catarrh, whUh is noth
tag but an inflamed condition of tin
mucous surfaces.
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for any case of deafn<>ss (caused bj
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
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ImmrdmteK Oppoaitt the ^S"Kit* P*w Drpot
My Unobtrusive
Typewriter
By EDWARD L THORNTON
CopyrlRlit bv American Pr*M Aw>
clatlon 1111
While 1 was tu Russia trying to get
? contract for steel rails, requiring n
typewriter, I engaged one who sj>oUe
a little English. I kept him busy
typing letters, contract*, specification*
and other such document*
Alexis Rreutowski was his name,
aud he was born In Russian Poland. ?
quiet, unobtrusive fellow, very poor
end out at the elbows. 1 took a fancy
to him and told hliu that if he cared
to go with me 1 would take him to
the United States and secure a peal
tion for him in the steel w^rks I rep
resented. lie accepted the offer.
That was at a time when nihilism
was threatening every man prominent
In the government, from the czar
down to the superintendent of police.
I tried to learn something about the
nihilists from Alexis, but he nppeared
to take no interest In what they were
doing, or. rather, said he did not ap
prove of their methods. The only
man he appeared enthusiastic over
was Count Tolstoy, whose policy was
non resistance.
However, when I made a friend of
a Russian and Alexis saw that 1 was
with him a great deal he told me that
It was dangerous to I* seen with the
man. When I asked him why he re
plied that he had heard through a rel
ative who was <-onne<tcd with the po
lice that the man was a suspect, which
meant that he was being watched by
the government for complicity with
nihilism. Having no wish to become
a suspect myself, I dropped the man
like a hot coal.
I was successful In getting an order
for rails and after the contract was
signed applied for permission to de
part. I understood from Alexis that
he had also made application. 1 had
hired a suit of rooms which I used
both for living an 1 otiice apartments,
and that 1 might at all limes have my
typewriter handy 1 cave him one of
them for a sleeping room.
When the time cam>' for my depar
ture Alexis had not vet revived his
passport. I told him that I had been
dealing w ith representative-- of the
government and 1 thought that if I
told them I wished to take my type
writer to America t<? cive him a busi
ness posltiou they might hurry the do
livery of the document. Rut Alexis
shook his head, saying that there was
so much suspicion of persons entering
and leaving Russia that my maklfig
such an application might deter rather
than hasten the granting of the pass
port. but if 1 would wait a few days
he was quite sure he would receive It. i
1 told him that I must leave the next
day. but since 1 Intended to remain in
London until the ship on which 1 bad
engaged passage sailed he could Join
me there I offered to leave with him
the price of the tickets, but he de
clined. saying that the money wonld
be advanced by his relatives
What was my surprise the next
morning on arising from tr.y l>ed to
find the suit of clothes l had taken
off the night before missing I looked
in Alexis' room; his bed had not l>een
slept in Had ho stolen mv clothes and
decamped? My money wa? all right; j
he had not taken that. Rut my pass
port was pone.
I ran over the probabilities in my
mind and remembered that he was
about my age. height and build 1
was a blond: so was he. The eyes
of l<oth were blue. Then it occurred
to ntc that he who had worn a full
beard had the day before cut It off,
leaving oily a mustache, as In my case
"Fearing." I said to myself, "that he
wonld not got his passport In time to
go with me. he has taken mine, made
himself as much like me as possible
In order to pass on It as his own and
gone away with it.
Thinking that he had left me some
written word, I looked about, but not a
scrap did I find.
Taking another suit from my trunk.
1 put It on and went out to get some
breakfast. In the restaurant I noticed
several men talking in low tones. 1
heard one of Ihem speak the word
nitroglycerin Somehow 1 suspected
from their peculiar manner that some
government magnate had been assas
slnated. 1 bought a newspaper, but
there was no notice of anything of the
kind. The man Alexis had warned me
against came Into the restaurant and
looked about. Seeing me, he beckoned
me to follow him and went out. He
paid no attention to me till we reach
ed a ilttle street almost deserted; then
he turned and said, "Go at once to the
chief of police and report that your
passport has been stolen."
"How did you know? Who stole It?
What's the matter?"
"Your typewriter is beyond the bor
der. ne wishes no harm to come to
you. Go at once and do as 1 say."
"Has anything happened T"
"Yes," he whispered. "Last night
the chief of police was killed by a
bomb as he was entering his home."
I took the man's advice and escaped
arrest for complicity In the assassins
tVon. I got out of Russia as soon as
tbey would let me go.
On arriving In Tendon 1 had not been
at my hotel an hour before I received
the card of Alexis Rrentowskl. 1 Bent
for him to come np to my mom. where
we had a long Interview. 1 am not
going to divulge what passed lief ween
us except that the principal burden on
his mind seemed to be his stealing of
my passport. I persuaded him to go
to America, and he no-v occupies the
position 1 Intended for Mm.
! FACE AND HEAD
JWAWFUL sm
Eruption Broke Out when 2 Weeks
Old ? Itched So He Could Not
Sleep Hair All Fell Out
? Cuticura Cured Him.
j
"I wish to In vp tou accept this testtrrwv
nl*l. n? mtk-urn did so much (or my baliy.
At the Mr ot two week*
his head Iwgan to hrr*k
?>ul with treat ?orn and j
hjr the time It* wat two
mor.t'n Ms far* and head
wore an awful ?i?ht. I
consulted a doctor, who
said It ?m nothing but a
light skin disease which the
baby would s>wn ffrt over.
Itul In* wm?d to f t *or*?
w I called another (tnlnf.
HI* opinion seamed to be
the same. They both pre
srrihed medicine that did
not do a bit of food. A
friend advised mi- to take
Mm to the hospital, whMi
1 dkl. Two doctors there
(rave me medicine in a liquid
form. It did him no Rood.
"Nearly every da> I wovM read * testi
monial In rtirerd io Cut intra and my wife
Ihoneht she wnuM try It to ?ee If It would
help the baby. I *?t a box of Catlewra Olnt- j
mcnt and a rake of Cuticura Soap and afler
iHnc these Ite was cillrrlj rured. Before
Oulknira nired him lie cmrid not ieem to
sleep, as h's face and heed would Itfh so.
What hair he hud all fill out hut soon he
had a nine head of hair and tiH fare wa? per
fectly rlear. It l? now r> early five rears since
lie was cured and there has been no sfcn of
the eruption rclitmlnr Cha* II Evans, S1
Hint St.. SoroenOle. Maw , April 18. 19ia"
A stnric set of eutiriin snap ami Ointment It
aften 'timclen' t> e?n -rr*lcr1nt It the m -st eeo
nemkal Iresimem fcw aflfr?ton? ot :bs skis \ed
acstp snM thniiii h-ut in- wnrid. roller P rut *
Chem Oirp . S '<? Pr ?->? . t? n. v<?? a#-Wtlle<t
free, litest l*x>k on i arc of SI IB and Bcaip
The Shapherd and His Dock.
A forfait) good bMtop was In Italy
for his health, and white walking in
the country one tiny ho mot a small I
jtlrl who was tendltif some ple^ The
animals were giving her n frreat deal
of trouble, and ihe c><?1 Idshop offered
to stay and watch the ones that were
grunting and rooting In n ditch white
the littlo shepherdess went to eat< h
two runaways that had strayed from
the fold When she came bark thr
reverend gentleman stroked (ho nn
kempt curly head of Ihe child and ask
ed her how mnrh she earned by her
hard work and was told ihaf alio rr
ceived 4 soldi a day.
"Do you know," said he. "that I. too.
am a shepherd? Tint 1 earn much more
than yoti "
"Ah yew," answered the Jlttle pens
ant. "but no doubt yoti tend manj
more pltrs than I do."
Impaling the Wild Boar.
In tlerroany the liorr hunt oirnrs an- '
anally Trained hotonds are held In
leash lint II the lair of tlx? Iwmrs Is sniff
ed. and then lliey are let go. Off rush
(he bristling leasts. They ntn fast,
and the faster (hey skip along (he wild
er and "madder" they get. Sometimes
they are shot, but the eorrert style of
kill Ihk Is to use a li>nu spear or a abort
swurdUke knife. The tyintcr spies his
boarship si>eedlitg alone In an almost
straight line, blinded with rate and
ferocity. Itendlng over sideways (o (ho
earth, the sportsman thrusts hi* ?t>ear
dnll end downward In the soil and (he
sharp point slanting upward nnd (tint
ed din* fly to Ihe lioar's path. S(rnlelit
on the wild hog rushes, and with all
the lni|>etiia of his long illsrht he plunges
upon Ihe ^|>ear |*>lnl nnd there. Impaled
die-: a blood v death
Pi tore you stampede, set yonr
IxiHtion Notices, Placer <?r Qnarli,
from the Dill) AhskW.
DIRECTORY Of FRATERNIL SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHER HOOD
Regular meetings of Camp Skag
vay, No. 1, 2nd and 4th Tuesday *'
s :30 o'clock sharp. In A B. Hall.
U'oad way.
Visiting brothers ar?- cordially It
vlted
0. C. Slpprelle, A. C.
K. J. nohertj, A. R.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE
ORDER Oc ELKS.
SVarway lodge, No. 411, B, P. O
Eft*, meets arery Thursday evenlnf
lit each month at 8:00 p. m. Visit
to* Broth or* are cordially Invited.
F. A. OaIlarraa.il, Sec.
A cordial Invitation is ettvadod l
*11 visiting brother*.
FRATERNAL OROER OF EAGLES
? Regular meeting* of Skagway A?*rl?
No. 25, Fraternal Order of Eagles
rtrst and third Wednesdays In ?ach
month. In their hall on Fifth Avenue,
a? 8:00 p. m. sharp.
All members are requested to b*>
urpsont and visiting hrclhers am
vlt?Ml to attend.
ELMER WHEELER. Worthy Pre*
J. M. Keller. Worthy Secy.
PR EE AND ACCEPTED MASON*
Regular meetings of White Piss
Lodge, No. 11S, Free and .V ceptol
MasociH, second and fourth Fridays
?acb month, at 8 p. m sharp, at Ms
sonic hall, 225 Fourth avenu??.
Sojourning and visiting member*
i are requested to meet with na.
. H. F. TATTX)R, Sec. ,
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The Mascot tf I
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