The Leader., July 11, 1902, Image 7

fficult Digestion
I Is dyspepsia-
miserable.
luderer* eat not because they want le,
simply b eca u se they must,
y know they are irritable and fretful ;
y cannot he otherwise,
y complain of a bud taste In the
, a tenderness at the pit of the stom­
al, uneasy feeling of puffy fulness,
d,e heartburn and wlml not.
, effectual remedy, proved by perma-
cuns ot thousands of severe cuses, is
lile
od’s Sarsaparilla
llooD'tTÎÏLL» are the beet cathartic.
Proves His heroism.
)id you say,” asked the author’ s
(I, "that your hero, who ia poor, is
jarry the rich heiresa”
Yes, that is the way he proves his
ism.’ —Indianapolis News.
anilin'u Wizard Oil is a (rood medi-
; pain and suffering cannot uhide
'it ; your druggist will tell you so.
Reasonable Inference.
pid the evidence in that divorce
indicate that Mrs. Flash was gid-
I guess so. The judge and five of
jurors wanted to marry her.” —
jklyn Life.
Permanently Curea
No TUu or uervouMMSi
offer tiret-lny’* w eofl>r Viine'd (irviit Nerve
jr-r. geudlor K K B K $J-J. OO trial Wuttlound treat*
[pB.R.H K l in *. Ltd..931 AichSt.. Philadelphia,Pfe
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Point of View.
jew England 8tateaman-— Wasn’t
t a mortifying scene in the senate
Iniher?
jutesman from the Breesy West—
tifying! it was disgusting. It was
■pel before we could tell wliich one
the best man!— Chicago Tribune.
PR EACHED W IT H PEN.
COFFEE AND ITS PREPARATION.
Dr. Uepworth’a Hcrraon. Reached an
lniiiienae I'uuzrezutiua,
L>r. George II. Hep wort li, who died
in New York uut loug ago, occupied a
uuiijue position among clergymen of
his time. At the commeucemcm of his
career, he came to the conclusion that a
preacher should not confine himself
eutlrely to a social class or doclnuul
sect, but that his Bock should Include
people of all conditions In life. This
conviction actuated him always, lie
put,! little utteutloii to theology, deelur-
ing that the Sermon on the Mount suf­
ficed Tor him and that to heed Its ad-
monitions kept him very busy, leaving
slender leisure for theological specu­
lation. The plain and beautiful truths
of that wonderful series o f instructive
thoughts from the Saviour's lips fur­
nished him with food for thousands of
sermons given to the public through
the columns of the press, for It was as
a writer rather than as a speaker that
he gained bis reputation uud did Ilia
greatest work.
“ There are inen anil women In the
world, * he once said, “ who are entan­
gled In strange perplexities and over­
burdened tiy sorrows ami struggles.
They are tempted and tried in many
ways, t f they had a larger faith they
would he happier. I f they could he
assured tliut the pains of the present
are not without providential slguifi-
cance, that a future awaits them In
wliich they will have a larger opportu*
nity, tliut l!od Is hot neglectful of their
Interests, that Christ is ready to ex­
tend a helping hand, that the angels
o f heaven are within call, and will ren­
der whatever assistance they may—tf
they can be persuaded of these truths
they will have all they want and then
theological dogmas would ouly be use­
less lumber.”
The diviue inspiration was in him
What Must lie Done Before Y ou Can
Brew the Fragrant Beverage.
Coffee Is the seed of au evergreen
shrub which is said to have been dis­
covered in Abyssinia by the Arabs. It
Is cbletly cultivated In Arabia, Costa
ltlca, Brazil and other tropical portions
o f South America, the Hast uud WeBt
Indies, Java uud Ceylon; but the cli­
mate o f Arabia, where It was first cul­
tivated, seems best suited to Its growth.
Klevated situations are most suitable
for the growth o f coffee, aud the plan­
tations have much the appearance of
pleasure grounds. The trees are raised
from slips, which are allowed four or
five yeurs to grow before they are
cropped. They attain the height of 8
or ID feet, und continue in bearing from
30 to 50 years. The shrub of tree re­
sembles a handsome laurel, and hears a
profusion of clusters o f fragrant white
flowers, which are succeeded by bril­
liant red berries, sweet and pulpy,
which ripen to a purple color—each con­
taining two coffee seeds or berries.
The process o f preparing coffee for
Who’s Your Grocer?
ill he doesn’ t handle Monopole Spices
ought to. I f you want, to try them,
due his name and address w ith two
'■Dtitamps for postage and we w ill
^voualO cent tin of Monopole
yenMor (singer or White Pepper or
jirnriety. We know you’ ll say it
the d/iest you ever used
Semi at
k » to Wad hams
Kerr Bros., Port-
1 , Oregon.
Cut Off.
"I went to the play last night.”
“How did you like it?”
“1 didn’t hear it. I sat in front of
o women who were talking about a
jding.”
on’ t Get Footsore! Get F o o t-E a i*.
it is a certain cure for sweating, callous and
it, tired, aching feet. Makes new or tight
pes easy. Try it today. Sold by all Druggists.
3ce2ftc. Don’t accept a substitute. Sample
-y FKEE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leltoy
A Windfall.
“ You say hi* money fell to him?”
"ho, he fell to it— tumbled through
1 hole and aued the city.” — Cbi-
Herald.
ANGER
the
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. H
-S TA G E LIN E farr,i" ^ T f 5,
ANY
HEAD
I1 U IV K U I
:'‘Y(
CASES O F
ARE NOW CU RABLE
by our new invention.
Only those born deaf are incurable.
HEAO F. NOISES
CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
A. W E R M AN , OF B A LT IM O R E , S A Y S :
B a l t i m o r e , Md., March 30, 190'
Gentlemen — Being entirely cured of deafness, thanks to your treatment, I will now give yo*
a full history of my case, to be used at your discretion.
About five years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
my hearing in this ear entirely.
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a num­
ber of physicians, among others, the most eminent ear specialist of this city, who told me that
ouly an operation could help me, and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would
then cease, but the hearing in the affected car would be lost forever.
I then saw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat­
ment. After I had used it only a few days according to your directions, the noises ceased, an#
to-day, after five weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored, I thank yon
heartily and beg to remain
Very truly yours^
A. WERMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
market is as follows: The ripe berries
when picked are first put through a ma­
chine which removes the pulp: the cof­
fee grains are still covered with a sort
Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation.
of glutinous substance which adheres
| to the beau. They are now spread out
on large bins made specially for the
INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
purpose, and left there, being occasion-
| ally tossed about and turned over with
F (5 F a r
J <J J ohnson
EAST A N D SOUTH
wooden shovels until they are perfectly
— V IA —
dry. They are then gathered up and
EBY &
put Into a circular trough In which a
R o u te
LAW
A
T
T
O
RNEYS AT
heavy woodea wheel, shod with steel.
— O F TH E
Oregon.
Cottage Grove.
Is made to revolve so as to thoroughly
nu<l how deeply he was enabled to Im- break the busk without crushing the
^ H. K IN G
press tile gospel truths into the human bean. 1 he chaff Is separated from the
leave C o ttage g hove foi Portland
heart may be judged from this ,uci- j Fra'11 Ly uieaus o f a fauuiug mill, and Trains
12:55 pin
ami way stations at ‘.’:14 a m
A tto rn e y-a t-L a w
dent: A young American girl hud gone tllp 8offep 18 nuw thoroughly dry and
L v Portland
* 8:30 a ni "SRTjTff
clean,
Special
attention given to Collections.
2:06
pill
Lv
Cottage
drove
2:57
p
in
abroad to study music. Illness came
12:55 a m
12:35 p im
A r Ashland
A fter this It Is the custom of some
COTTAGE GROVE,
OREGON.
upon her iu Berlin and she was with­
5:00 p m
Ar Sacramento
4:35 a m
A r San Francisco
7:55 p ill
8:55 a ill
out friends. Iu the garret of a tene­ planters to have It spread out on long
tables
and
carefully
picked
over
by
ment she lay impoverished and despair­
J E. YOUNG
I’ lillm uii him ! T o u r is t ( 'm s
ing, when the other occupants of the women and children, all the bad beaus
on both trains. C h a i r O a k s , Sacra­
being
thrown
out.
It
only
remains
tenement discovered her aud brought a
mento to Otfden anil and El I’nso and
mORNEMT-LAI
physician to attend her. She then con­ then to have It put In bags, weighed
fessed that she had been kept from sui­ and marked, before It is ready for ship­
Office on Main Street, West 81 da.
cide ouly by the hopeful sermons of ment to the port. In some of the larger to Chicago, St Louis, New Orleans
Dr. Hepworth as she read them in a plantations this process Is greatly sim­ and Washington.
C o tta g e d r o v e . Or.
at San Francisco, with several
newspaper. It was but oue Instance of plified. with considerable saving In Connecting
Steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China.
the vast number who derived courage time and labor, by tlie use of Improved Philippines, Central and South America.
aud moral impulse from his writiugs. machinery for drying aud cleaning the
At Albany and Corvallis connection Is made QENTIST
with C A E Ry trains.________________________
By his pen aud the printer’s ink he coffee.
There
Is
a
great
deal
of
fraud
In
cof­
couveyed his sustaining aud inspiring
Independence Passenger dally, except Sunday.
DR. H. M. PETRIE
thought to congregations far larger fee. Frank U. Carpenter, who visited 7:30 A. M. i Lv7 .~ 7 PorTland........ AT I 5:50 P. M.
the
coffee
plantations
in
Brazil,
says:
lft:
a
.
m
.
I
Ar
McMinnville.....Lv
|
3:ft6
p.
m
.
AU Work Warranted.
than the voice o f man could reach.
11: A. M. I Ar..Independendence.Lv I 2:05 p. M
“ A large part of the Mocha used In 11:45
Dr. llepworth was born In Boston,
a . m . | A r....... Corvalis........ Lv 1 l:2ft p m .
Office First Door West ol Sherwood House.
Feb. 4, 1833, aud graduated from the the United States is grown here. In­ See Agent Mr D T Awbrey at Cottage drove
divinity school of Harvard University deed there Is practically no genuine station or address
W K COM \N,
C T. ANDERSON, M. D
in 1835. After preaching for a time Mocha coffee in our markets. The
F & Pass, Agt
on Nantucket Island, he was called to Mocha coffee fields of Arabia are so
PORTLAND. - OREGON.
small
that
very
few
of
the
berries
are
Physician and Surgeon
the South Boston Church o f the Unity,
Surgery and Female disease» A Specialty. A1
but. believing that he should reacn sold outside the Mohammedan coun­
calls
promptly attended to.
more people, he begau preaching iu the tries. W. G. Palgrave. the well-known
Office in Sherwood Mock: Night calls at
New Era Drug store. Phone 156 Main.
theaters. During the Civil War he Oriental traveler, says that two-thirds
was first a regimental chaplain and o f the Mocha crop is consumed In Ara­
then was attached to the staff o f Gen. bia. Syria and Egypt and that the rest
| |_| C. MADSEN,
N. P. Banks In the same capacity. In is almost altogether taken by the
18(>3 he returned to Boston and seven Turks. The coffee Is sifted out for the
years later went to New York. His Mohammedans.
“ The Bio coffee which Is sold as Mo­
popularity was almost as great as that
Watches Clocks and Jewelry
o f Beecher In Brooklyn.
Convinced cha Is largely made up of the little
At Lowest Prices........
that the Unitarian teaching which de- round beam which are found in nearly This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
nles the divinity of Christ is false, lie every tree.
j^OBT. G R IF F IN .
left that denomination and became pas­ near the end of the stalk, and they are food. It gives instant reliefand never
fails tocure. I t allows you to eat all
to
some
extent
Imperfect
berries,
a
cof­
tor of the Church of the Disciples, in
the food you want. The most sensitive
1880 he went to Ireland as the repre­ fee cherry containing one instead of stomachs can take It. By its use many
Repairing and Refilling is Our Trade.
sentative of the New York Herald, to two berries. They are known as pea thousands of dyspeptics have been
All work warranted.
distribute fbod among the famine- berries by some of the dealers.
cured after everything else failed. It C or M a in & i s t S tb ., Cottage drove. On
stricken people of Ireland, the contrt- j "There Is another class of berry prevents formation of gason the stom­
butions being valued at »300.000. Man ,1 which I. flat. Some of these are very ach, relieving all distress after eating.
of the English nobility co-operated much like the Java and are often sold Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take.
H E R B E R T L E IG H ,
with him. Upon returning to this conn as such, so that many a man when It can't help
ASSAYER and METALLURGIST.
try he resume! preaching for a while, he think, he Is having real Mocha an,
but do you good
Eugene, Ore.
but gave It up In 1885 to devote himself Java may actually he drinking 7 cent prepared onir by E. O. D * W ttt A Co., rhlcaga
Best equipped Assay Laboratory in the stata.
to literary work. Since then he hud Itlo or Santos, although he pays 35 Tbe tl. bottle contain« 2*4 times the 50c. siza
Prompt and reliable returns guaranteed.
written m an y sermons, these appearing cents a pound for his so-called Mocha
Working tests of ores made on samples of on«
every Sunday in the New York Herald and Java mixture.___________
to fifty pounds to determine most suitable
method of treatment.
and other metropolitan Publimtlona.
lBcrPMe ,,r M om onUm .
In 1897 he went to A‘™lem
while it Is commonly believed that This signature is on every box of tbe genuine
| M. DURHAM,
vestigated th e outrages t le e.
■ •
polygamy has been stamped out In this
Laxative Rromo-Quinine Tablet«
ment upon returning >e g
country that fact sboulo not lead peo- the rsmelv th^t.
P r o p r ie to r o f
•
*
rold
in
nor
«fa«
revolutionists of Armenia were respon­ pie to believe that the Mormons are
sible for the massacres. He haJ writ­ becoming fewer. Quite the contrary
Drayingoiid Hauling a Specialty. Always
F o r O v e r S ixty le a r n .
ten a number o f volumes.
is the case. In the last ten years, ac­
hand to do your Job work In Gardening
cording to a late census report the
A n O l d a n d W ki . i .-T k ik i > K r m r d t . - M rs
plowing, Ete, Etc.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been lined bu­
Cottage
«irò ve,
Oregon.
o f u ’^ g n ir d . rw number of Mormons In this country over
sixty years bv mill!
llions of mothers for their
while teething
ling, with perfect success
serves, an Irishman of « feet 10% has more than doubled, son ‘thing that children >
Sufferers from this horrible malady
arly always inherit it — not necessardy
■a the parents, but may be from some
¡ete ancestor, for Cancer often runs
rough several generations. This deadly
¡son may lay dormant in the blood for
ars, or until you reach middle life, then
e first little sore or nicer makes its ap-
arance— or a swollen gland in the
vast, or some other part of the body,
ves the first warning.
To cure Cancer thoroughly and perm*
ntly all the poisonous virus must be
iminated from the blood—every vestage
it driven out. Thia S. S. S. does, and
the only medicine that can reach deep
"ted, obstinate blood troubles like this,
ben all the poison has been forced out
the system the Cancer heals, and the
sse never returns.
Cancer beginsoften In a small way, as the
'lowing letter from Mrs. Shirer shows
(A small pimple came on my law about an inch
low the caron the left aide or my face. It { i n
no pain or inconven-
nce, and I should hare
gotten about It had It
• beaun to inflame and
h ; it would bleed a
tie. then «cab over, hut
hi d not heal. Thia
^lttnued for sometime,
began to
becoming very
•aful. The Cancer
n.,t.° eat * nd spread,
J, T w a i as large as a
*t dollar,when I heard
S S. S. anddetermia-
to give it a fair trial,
¡a It w»i i-markable
v j # wonderful effect
had from the very beg inalng : the tore begen tc
*tn(* after taking a few bottles disappeared
•j ■ This
a ms was two years ago ; thete are still
tirely.
tn« of the Cane
"igns
Cancer, and *ny general heatlfc
mes food.
good —Mas.
— Mm R. fimaa*. La Plata Mo
nnnues
is the greatest of all
l blood purifiers, and tb<
konly o n e guaranteed
purely vegetable. Send
for our free book ot
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»ncer, containing valuable end interest British army.
c
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f? information about thia disease, end
The hone got. f r e when yon ar.
scandal continue, to bo the fashion-
nte our physicians about your case. W«
k fjno
* charge for medical advice.
going in debt
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GENERAL L IV E R Y BUSINESS
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C O TTA G E G R O V E \ BOHEMIA
DEAFNESS OS? HARD HEARING
Kind You Have Always Bought
Bushel.
S
CHRISMAN & BANGS, Props.
ALL
ASTO RIA
The Standard
A S H IO N S T A B L E
ARE
YOU ¡
DEAF? ^
For Infants and Children.
rhe Winchester bushel, which is the
ndard for the United States, con-
Si 2,150.42 cubic inches.
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Digests what you eat.
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ain, cures wind colic, and Is the best remedy
*r Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Hold
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five cents a bottle. Its value Is incalculable
He sure and ask for Mrs. Wtnsloar's Soothing
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f
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