AXSWKR THE CALL
V an H?i f tVNiml Thil
Thn Is
A cold. a * train, a sadden wrench,
A little mum may hart the kid
ney*.
Spells o( backach* often follow,
Or none Irregularity of tbe urine,
A splendid remedy for such at
tacks,
A medicine that has sUi-fied
thousands.
Is Itaen's kidney rills
Thousands of people rely upon It
Here Is one case:
Mrs. Mar - K Carr. 10?4 K. ISth
rtnft, north, l\>rtland, Ore, saye:
"1 consider Ltoan'a Kidney PUls an
excellent kidney remedy and worthy
of recommendation. They have bee
very beneficial to me I was trou- }
Med for orvr a year by kidney com
plaint and a dull, netting back
?trfce clung to me all the time. 1
ivwn s Ki'luey Plll? not only re
licved my .mins and aches, but
strengthened my kidney* and regu
lated the ,?j?s**ces of the kidney
n-crrl lou* I still take IKwb's Kid- I
wer nils evory spring and fall and
I find that they art as a tonic tr. I
my wit ire *v*tera. I wouldn't he
without a vtpply of this remedy in i
tke h.*nwe "
For sale hy all dealers Price
SO rents Poster-Mllbern Co.. Rnf-j
falo. New Vork, sole asrents for tbe
t'nited State*.
Rrmemter the naae ? T?oan's?
And take no other
I HOW'S TMItt
t ?
\V.? otter 0?? Huadrrd Dollar* K?
*ar\i tor any tu? of catarrh that ca ,
not be cured by Hulls Cf tarrh Cvn *
K. J. CHUNKY A CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned lave know a
F. J. ChoMy (or the \ ut 16 re*1* >
Toledo, O.
and belifve him perfe cUr honorablt
in all basinets tranaa tlcns. and fin
ancially able to carry out anjr obliga
tions mad* by his tin a. waldlng, Km
nan A Marvin, WboW sale aruggista o
Hail * Catarrh curt is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfac s r>( the system.
Testimonial* nest free. Price 76c.
per bottle. Sold fcr - all drugglata.
Take Hall'* Ffc* >\j I 11 la for constl
patltou.
ukkat?clk auamk sai.k
Sold at a lott? : Malt Rainier, ?0
f< n:? per bottle. Kspeolally prepar
ed for ai<'k peo(?le and Invalids, an*'
excellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that, price ^
will be 35 cents per bottle.
Tack Train FUr-{
HI KM I K V s rni\ OY8TKR8
In .i iv quantity, <n. the halt siiel
first of the Mam, at the fac k
Train Reatanrant.
2Ac for a home cooked mcal
luirk. clean service Where? At
the Nea Home R estaursnt. Ftftk
<ren?e. halt a mints' * from Proadw*. ,
M OORES' WHARF CO.
Terminus W. P. A T. Rout* (
All S<>uthboundSt*?amers? Arrive aud I Vjmrt From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1910.
\V*n hoM? open for tie 11 very of nerchui4fee from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
IVrbhabtea ONLY delivered oo Soadar or at aUht.
All frrljtbt shipments destined sc;KAboun j mmt Ne accompanied by a
SHIPPER'S MANIFEST (papers can b? obtained .at the IT. S. cii?
toma office) &nd must N? delivered before ? p. m. No frol^ht vlU be
received on Ute wharf after tils hour.
BAGG AE ? Tolls will be collected on CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY
No charce tor bars and crips wtjpo unchecked.
The wharf cat* will be eloped to the public when :?teamer Is K?artng
dock and will b* op*nf\'. when paaaeiRers bare < ila embarked.
Wharfajra Tariff can be had on applirattoa at r.ffc? ?i dock.
O. Bow 17V ?. J. SK AW, C enseal M ansae*
Far ,1CHB for its Home Cooking.
N'.dk. Cream, Cot tage Cheese and
\iuttrrnulk frcm ou" own dairy.
Fresh Kggv etc
Room* Sngir o* en Su*r ' lUectric light i
P or crfcun Ti ?ih? on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
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A MIGHT* WARRIOR
I I
(General Dumas Was a Colossus
In Size and In Hteroisnv
his Amazing feats*of arms.
Th# Herculean Father ofMhe Famoue
Novelist hfad the Strength of Sam
ton and *he Valor ot- Mor*ttu?? Hia
Son Wat a Chip of thwOld Block.
General A let a ml re Damns, the Hi
ther of the celebrated Krenrh-norellM.
wail a mulatto of hencnJettn (mild, who
was renowned a* a tremendous fighter
anil as a man of n?arv?Joos bodily
strength.
It I* generally believed that he w?a
the model from -which his son drpw the
character of l*orttxw lit the "Thre#
Uintrdsni??n"? the sometime* vainglo
rious. ooioeilineK herolrj. bnt alwajra
lovable I'orthos.
Of Hie recklessness send, daring
General Data** there can l<e no (MM.
and evidently ft?ar to blin will tin ?l>*w
iutely iinknmwn rpiarelty *1 had long
thought the feats of ( armK?aserlhed to
aim in l.a Vendee. Italy. and EOT'
rather apocryphal. too good-to be true."
write* M Jilt* Claretift in ft French
paper "They worried to combine In
one the tour* de four? of?Porthos and
the escapades of Chicot. Oat one day
when I had promts- !d to -write a short
life of the man ht?. grandson put Into
my hands all the proper* mi.itlnjrto the
soldier's career.. m?d 1 then saw- thnt I
had before real epic, describing
n sequence of jkirlow action* of un
doubted a irt hem Icily.
"It *"as. foe ?Mmj>le. established t?y
official documents thnt General Ditto ft*,
standing. a solB:ir.v<ok?s*ti*. ftt the end
of the brklKe of Urtxen. In the Tyr
ol. dhl. tfke Bonialos of old., dispute
tlie passage o? It wltli a cloud ?of Aus
trian*. whom ho ?aliomi ami ihct one
After tfcc <>tl*er nndl he had broken
Ms swonl and used hi* hist cartridge.
aa<l thai he tlteti ? d Id convert 'the body
of an enemy inlo?a twittering:' ram.
~.\?;iin. at the theater one day he
?was In a boi*wlth-a tody who had won
Ills aff^'tlon* - when a gentleman .of the
court. pointing at. dim. remarked to the
lady. "So. inatvlilones*. yon bare got
your negro heir." At the mttiat
to. ?without a wont sei*t*l the man by
his c^Jlar. lifted nlm from Ids *eat and
thre-w film, ft croft* the foot lis to a on to
the stage.
"Ills son Inherited t he faOier'* mtt*
e|p* Travelbi^c one year in the south ;
of Franc? for the sake of collecting
some amusing 'impression ft." bo came
to A rlpion by dOigeuce wlth?the Inten
tion of enjoying the well known view
of the silhouette of the papaf palace.
The diligence, on stopping, wa* sur
rounded by porters, who tried to clntcb
the tra trier's luggajje. Dumas Inslat
ed on carrying his own valise. imd this
provoked some inaoleot re marts fro in
the porters.
- l?ok.' said one. at the big loot
wbo won't let a poor fellow earn a
living!
- -What's-so astonishing In thatf re
plied another lie's a nigger. Nature
Intended him for a drudge.'
"The son did not hesitate to Imitate
his father's esample. He put down i
his valise. sel*ed one of the porters,
took him by the waist, carried him to j
the prim pot of the bridge and held him
out orrer the river, saying:
" 'Gfve me your word that you are
not the assassin of Marshal ItruneT
"Marshal Bruno was assassinated at
ATignou. in the white terror. 1815.
- 'I? But. monsieur*?
" 'Sivoar. 1 tell you. that you didmot
as-3i*f iTiate Marshal Brune of I
thr>w you into the Rhone!
?Thi' mau's face became a* whlte?a?
a slaee U and he gasj>ed out:
- T ;jrill swear, monsieur, by alltthe
saints. 1 did not assassinate' him.'
???Alt right.* said Dumas, and he
threw the wretched man ?a to the
bridcix took np hl? valise and -went-on
hi* w?.y. smiling, leaving the porters
gasping with wonder
"To return to the old general., he ?was
comin? back from Kgypt when hisiship
was ?aorrounded by some Kttgllsh?ve?
sels.
"?Ffcrht to the last." was the order,
?and when shot ?nd *liell a re -exhausted
blow ?T the *hlp sky high."
"All very well, bnt he' could Swim
and others couldu't. To equalise mat
ters Dumas got two cannon balls, put
them Into his pocket* and said with
a laugh:
?? 'Now I shall go all the qtilcker to
the bottom.'
"But It was not to h?. He -was taken
prisoner and thrown fnto a fonl dun
geon at Naples, from which he only
emerged with his health shattered A?d
hi? magnificent strenjfth dwindled to
the vanishing point."
Why I* a Pergola?
An Interesting question to raise* tiy
A writer on gnrtlena In the Atlantic
Monthly. Why should so many Aiwr
Imn gardrna hare (bat qaefr, Irrele
rant. unlaw thing called n "pergolaf*
Generally It la bnllt In a spot where
shade Is called for, bnt the p#r|H??a.
baring no mof, afford a no shade. It to
really a trellla and Is borrowed from
; conntrlea where It la n?ed to aupport
gra purines. but American grapvrlne*
?re kept pruned hack to mere atnmpa.
ami the pergola, as affected by our
suburbanites. la of no nae at all aa a
grape trellla. What la Ita nae we ltar#
nerer been abie?lo find ont Perhapw
aome one knowa. Aa one generally
sees It, the pergola la a sprawling, ex
tremely naked object, suggesting a
ahed which has had Ita roof blown off
by a gale or a henroost that, baa been
deserted l<y the liens because It la no
good. Can It be that It la regarded by
some people aa ornamental?
I ? 2
Hi* Courts*.
"Jab* Mutbin of tb? TWrtMfKk
Oeorgin wan a good soldier." mM Gen
eral l-ongstrect. "but on# day. when
the Confedcrmr* were retreating from
the c ory (Mil of (iettysburg. Jab*
threw hi* musket on tb* ground. K*t
ed himself r.j the rondtM* and ??
dalrned with vehemence: '111 be dog
goned If I walk another atcpl I'm
broke down, I can't do H.' And Jab*
wa* <ti? picture of deapair.
i * (Jit op. man,' eiclalmed the cap
tain Don't yon know the Taakew
are following a*? They'll get yew
iture.'
I " 'Can't help It aald Jab*. 'I'm
done for. I'll not march another atepf
"The Confederates passed alone over
the creat of ? hill and loat ?lgbt of
poor, dejected Jah*. In a moment
there was i fresh rattle of musketry
and a renewed cnr.b of shells. Sud
denly JUbe appeared on the crest of
the MU, rowing with hurricane awlft
rteaa sod followed by a ctoad of duat
,v? be dashed by hi* captain that offi
cer said:
- 'Hello. J a be! Thought yon wsan't
going to nwirrb sny more T
" "Thornier!" replied Jalie as he hit
the dust vrlth renewed vigor. 'Yon
don't call this marching. do yon T
Kansas City .Star.
Simplicity of Jenny Liftd.
Jenny Litid must hare been the most
simple. nn(iretemllng prima donna that
ever Heed Wbeu she first visited Eng
land she u na hound to sing only at the
lloyal Italian <?|>er* House, and when
coram utded to sing at the queen'* con
cert sne was obliged to refuse. Very
sorry to he compelled to notify this,
she ordered her carriage and drove
straight to Rockingham palace. 8he
handed her card to an official, who. not
unnaturally, declined to take k. A
higher authority happened to pass and
r?^|t It upon himself to present U. Aa
soon aa her majesty saw It ahe said.
"Admit ber by all means." Jenny Llnd
appeared and said simply that ahe waa
so rerv norry to be unable to *lng at
ber majesty's concert that ahe thought
It better to call herself and eiplala.
The quern was charmed with ber nat
ural maainer, gave her a cordial recep
tion and promised to be her friend.
The Spirit of the T;mea.
It Is aa age of artificial device*.
Rii re. Indeed, la the man und rarer
still the woman In who?e physical
makenp there Is not something falsa,
either eyea *r teeth or hnlr.? Atlantic.
It Is ensyt* ?anke acquaintances. But
difficult to ? shake them off -TVishlnf
?<?0.
A'Fint Btttrry of Toath.
The aalcaal bavin* the most teeth I*
"be groat armadillo of aonth Central
?ml northtrni South America. It is a
fact well known to moat people that
the normal onarercice oomlier of teeth
In mammals la thirty two? si i teen
aJwre and! the mi tne number btiow
Ttip (Treat armadlWo.. however. I* an el
ceptJon. ba vins tmau X to 100 He bt?s
from twenty f oar to twenty -all Inea-'b
side of the upper-Jaw- awl from twenty
two to tw?<nty-frair In eai*fc side of the
lower jaw. Another peculiarity Men IB
the fact tltnt th*y are alt molars or
grinders. They Increase In ?i*e from
front to book. In? read of from the root,
and are wholly dHsrltote of enamel
Looking Forward.
The htiaband and wife were making
a call on frlenda ooe evening. Tha
wife was talking.
"I think we aha Ifi have* Marian take
a domestic science course along with
her masic and regular studies when
at college."
"Ah." said ? man ?preaent.?who had
been a stranger oiitll that evening,
"yon look rather >"oting to baVe a
daughter twady f6r college."
"Oh." said the mother naivety, "she
Isn't old enongh now. She la Just
eight months old, bat I do so like to
look forward r? -lndUtna polls News
Suffered Intense Agony. Could Not
Rest or Sleep. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. Carbuncles
I Gone. Completely Cured.
Tetrran's ITome. Ntpi 0!o.; Cal. ? "I
*m *mtf with two mrtwnrle* on th?
hark of inyin?-k. The Ancle* mid they
" were the lamast rart?unrl?* ho
ever at I miffrmt the (met
Interne tttmj. so mnrti that
I rotfdl 1*1*. rest rr for
ahout a month. One waa
lanced fmir time*. When the
first br?an to *e? better In
irther broke rut an. I >u
equally a* palnfnj aa the fim
one. 1 heard of CnMcijra Soap
and Ointment being ?tood for wirh thtna*.
so I prortmsl a bo* of Cutlrura Otntmena
and a o?Ae of C'Mloira ?o?p. t washed
both tha cartwinelea with f itkura Soap
frequently whrnerrr any p>w began to
Itather. and applied the Cutlrura Ointment.
I Wt erlkf after tho Aral ?m of Cnlinn
Soap aMl Ointment, and In a wsdk'a time
ho*ti rarlxtarlea w?ra gooa and I waa enw
ptetetj nrred. I bars not baeo troahledatooa.
"I alsj had eraema of the araJp. My
sraip KcJted frarfunjr and plmptea hsaa to
twvak out whtrti emitted pa, and nry bead
became ior? and acaly. I had daodraf alaa.
1 used OuUnjra Soap for a shampoo wtak
hot wat?r. and used the Oitlcwa Otntneat
on my sraip. and It alf<?<fcsl Inataat n*lef,
foOawad by abanlatafwv." (Hlgned; Oeonva
H. WeuaO,- Dec. JIJ 1011.*
CuMntra Soap and Outicnra Ointment ara
arid thrrowhout thesfortd. Utomd sample of
(art rwM frw, with 32-pw Hdn Book. Ad
dresa pott-card :*C jtJeura,' DepcT. Bcataa.T
* WTiindw-fared man AouM oat Cuttoica
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ticket and 7$ pound* wUU aauk toll tar* Uafcak.