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A L AS K A
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they oaa:?t
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Tbere is only one way to cure deaf
row, and that is by constitutional
rv med V&. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when it is entirely
cloaod, deafness is the resuR. and ur,
elss the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mal condition, hearing w ill be de
stroyed forever: nine cases out of ten
ere oansod by Catarrh, which is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of th
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any ease of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for di
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lo hold ana sell at a profit. Yours.
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S-H I 1 H-H I H-H'M M-H- 1 I I 1 I 1 H-H-I-I I 1 I H-M
THE DEACON'S
DOG
Br M. QUAD
copyrlchl. 1910. by A?socl?t*1 TJt
*nr v Vv ? "
! Deacon Goodhue had lived In the
' villago of Ivrbyvllle for thirty yours,
and no one hod ever soon lilm out of
toui|>er. One day when tils character
was under discussion a tin peddter
said of the deacon:
"That uian Is too serene. He will
break loose some day and astonish
yon nil."
The deacon had got to l?e fifty years
old. He was a widower and was look
Ing out for a sc end wife. There was
an old maid over at Grafton, seven
miles away, w bo filled his eye, and
one day he harnessed his hot-?o to the
rattling old buggy and drove over
there to ask her to l?e his.
"Waal. Martha, I've !>een thinking
this thing all over, and I've concluded
that I want you for a wife."
"But yoti nre Jest a day too late,
deacon." was the answer.
"nas somebody pot yon?"
"Yes. I gave my promise yesfer
day."
"Can't yon bust It?"
"No. I can't. I'm sorry to put you
to the trouble of driving over here,
but I can't break my word."
"And I hope yon will find some one
to suit, nave a cup of tea. deacon V
"No. I guess not."
"But It's a dusty drive, deacon, and
I don't want yon to go back entirely
empty handed. TTave yon pot n dog?"
"Never hail one."
"There's one here that came alonp
two week* ago. He's a lost dog, and
I don't want him. Why not take him
home with you?"
"Why, 1 might. Pre beard thnt a
dog gets to love yon like everything
after awhile. lie's also pnrty good
company for a lone man."
The deacon was taken out into the
back yard to view the canine. It was
a hip one eyed dog with a stump tall
no was a Wend of different colors,
and he shambled when ho wnlked.
No othor man In the -tato would have
taken him, but he ,1ust hit the deacon's
fancy, and he also felt the sentiment
connected with the rift, ne had come
to ask a womnn to marry him. but
was n day too late. She seemed to re
grot It and wnntcd to show that there
were no hard feelings by presenting
him with a one eyed dog.
month to get a line on that canine's
In driving the seven miles back home
sixteen dogs belonging to sixteen dif
ferent farmers came rushing out to in
terview the strange canine and make
Each and every one of the sixteen was
duly and thoroughly chawed up and
"Rarthor forward In his views ray
thcr forward." said the prwvl non tr
"but mebbe It is bettor so."
was to bo his homo tho dog. whit h
was named Sambo by the <1< :icon.
stuck to the hack yard and the soli
tude of an empty barrel. Tlvn he
went forth to we tho town. As was
him either to welcome or throw out a
bluff It made no difference which to
Sambo. Ho treated all alike. Ilis
one eye burned like a live eoal. his
tall ceased wapglng. and with a roar
nine before him and made thlnr* sad
for him.
There are dog owners that will stand
by and see their dogs rolled in the dust
and more or less crippled and make no
sign, hut such men are few and far Ihv
tween. In one day the deacon had
more men down on him than In all the
years before. They oven forjM what
a pood man he was and swore at him
and threw stoues at his dop As It
was on the tlrst day, so It was on the
second and third. Then every dop In j
the town had boon licked, and none of
them would pass beyond the pate. If
there was a hero In Derbyvllle It was
Sambo Goodhuo. He was a detest
ed hero, however. The deacon was
told that if he didn't get rid of him
! the dog would be shot or poisoned off.
and It was then seen that he had
spunk back of his serenity. He took
the side of the dog. He talked right
back to those who talked to him, and
once he spat on his bands and was
about to take off his coat.
The deacon had broken loose at last,
and the prophecy of the peddler was
being realised. There were wonder and
astonishment In Derbyvllle that night.
Folks thought the climax bad been
reached, but It hadn't
A crowd of fifty men came to kill
Sambo. The deacon shed his coat and
vest and sailed in. ne whooped and
he yelled. He struck and he kicked.
He rolled up the enemy l>efore him.
and behind them was Sambo to do his
full part. The full moon came up to
look down on tho broken and the bit
ten. and the deacon didn't stop yelling
for an hour afterward.
Then Sambo was missing He had
come and seen and conquered. He had
cleaned up the town and sot out for
other worlds to conquer, nis master
whistled and called, but In vain. It
was a year later before they started
to forgive the deacon and three years
before his reputation for serenity and
good nature was restored, but It came
at last, and when death called him he
had a funeral procession half a mile
long and the horses on the walk at
I that
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
Open. Blood Ran. Itched Fright
fully. Mitts on Hands. No Rest.
Got Cuticura. In 3 Days Relief. In
a Week Cured Without a Mark,
"I harp a little hahy almoat a y*ar nM.
When It waa (wo month* old II got ecreroa on
top of t-oth in r hand*, ?>n her face and ln?l<)a
her nil* and month Wif rrfuiW! to drtnk
and on* of her eye*
alrnoat doaed up \
baTd rntrt formed
and wouM crack open
and the Mood ran out.
It ttrhed m fright
fully that the pnor
llttla jrtrl cou|.i not
r??i ?>ha<l t? k?(i
mltla on her h*r.>l? to
k pep hey tnvm arrat.-h
tng at her fac? and
her mother wa? forced
In -H In a roclrtnf
chair *!th the hahv
day and nlchi We
had a wr pood doc
tor and he did nil lhal
he po?IMr pould to
rellere the h*hr'? to-ii|i-e hilt the reault? were
not what we had l.xikeil for.
"We ha<" read of the PntV-nr* rniwIV. ao
?-e mem to the dnit atore and *ol K>m? tSitl
Mtra and (Vn.-.-*a o4ntmwl We .T?*d
? 'it?l hcctin tn crime off In a week there *??
no mn-r ftciih and nnw the babr la rtirwJ with
out a ma-A ale?-p? aoimdlr In her cradle and
(.. jl .|f fwd with HO more .leeyv
le- Igtlta hecauae of the b?hy'" suffering
Outtoura aecma a wonderful remedy for thli
. an,; ?nr nne harlnir ?wm ahoiiM
not ilelav |o rettln? It Henry M Foget.
R F T) I, Bath Pa . Dec 9 1 ?00 "
Ontkvira H.pHihi e-M taena?V'>?t the mm
r-'iter T*me A < t-mti O-it . a<^w rr^pa Tknm
?fV,n^ im> *j-r>a?? Oa'eara !?*?? mrtaiT^t
Hir?hi;hi-i<'r'oennthrTT?ataw?t ?f Skta Tmahiea
C'NAL WORK WILL
START ON JUNE 1ST.
SEATTLE. May 20? t'ncle Sam
*'11 Itt'gln work on the L?k<- Wash
1 1; gton canal on June first and !V
res' will be celebrated In proper
? rm by the people of Puget flonnd
X'ter twenty-five year* of effort, o'
<r against discouraging odds th- I
?.nat advocate* have won out The
iast olstacle was removed recently
1 Len the commissioner* of King
' onnty agreed to Indemnify the go\
? 'nment agains' any damage* resolt
rp from the canal. Oongreiw approp
? iated $2.2f>0,000 for the constrnction |
Tkctg have been let. When complet j
1, this improvement will (five Seat
?'??r deei?-sea traffic In tho world.
SAI LOR MAN GOES INSANE
J. Johnson, a sailor on the ship
i'sar of Bethlehem, became violently
irsanc and was put ashore at Sel
dovia. In a jury trial before U. S.
Commissioner Kuppler, the victim
va* sentenced to the Mt. Tabor
asylum, in Oregon. the haven of all
men ted persons in Alaska Johr
son was so violent that It was nw
? Nsary to place him In a straight I
jacket While out taking exercis*
cnc day recently, he got Into a mi* ;
up with a small brown bear, held It;
raj tlvlty In SeMovia. The brut
f.-verely lacerated the man"* head ;
'n charge of Special IVpntr Marshal I
Scott and puard J. Christiansen John ,
run is being taken to Valdex on the j
!>rtha ? Seward Gateway.
WANTS JAPANESE RECIPROCITY
OTTAWA. Ont . May 22? Mr. Field
mg, finance minister, ha* given nolle
? f a resolution bearing on the trad-'
t reaty with Japan in which Canada
rarticipates with the mother country j
The Japanese government has given
otlce of it* intention to abrogate
he treaty and the Canadian govern
nent asks the authority of parliament
r. extend to Japan for a period not
< xceeding two year* a reciprocity
'firiff, provided Japan extends aimllar
'reatment to Import* from this conn
NIP I * IN THE BUD.
Plrtl Apffirww of a Fort
nrnafT of r?hirf KnHnni
! That such I* th? <-*?? ba? be*n ?m
taslnly proven by eclentlflc research.
lYof. Unna, the noted European slrtn
pool, list declares that dandruff la th?
?rrtt -1-vTi ciifWe nf th? acalp. rawto.l
p. 'nsJto* destroying the vitality In
b? I - :r V 'i. The hair b*eotn*s llfelos*.
r 1 !n t!n?o, falls out. This can be pr?
i rf-lw".
X ? ? T'">'* HerpMde kITIg thl? dnndmff
' r-stetvs the hair to Its nattier'
softness and ahundaney.
P?-rpi W is now hr thonsnnd* o'
pr pic an that it hi th? tno?t
? ndrr'itl hair preparation on the m*r
*r-t to-dny.
Sold hr Joa.llrf dropr-'st-- f*on<1 1*r. In
' -TT.ps for sample to The Herplctde Co..
'< "ilt. Mlrh
One Dollar botUea guaranteed.
Wm. Brltt, 8ped?] A rant, Bk*gwar
HAVE YOU ANY RAGS?
We will paj five (6) cents per
pt und for cl~an wiping rags, suitable
I for wiping machinery. This Is a
jthrnoe for small boys to earn a llt
Md Ftourth o' July money. Addrew
| Hally Alaskan. tf
When in SKagway Stop at the
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