The Leader., August 15, 1902, Image 6

G e t th e M o s t
O ut o f Your Food
Y on don’t aud can't if your stomach is
weak. A w. ak stomach does not digest
all that is ordinarily taken into it.
It
gets tired easily, and what it fails to di­
gest is wasted.
Am ong the signs of a weak stomach
are uneasiness after eating, tits of ner­
vous headache, and disagreeable belch­
ing
H ood’s Sarsaparilla
atrengtlien* and tones the stomach and
the w hole digestive system.
A Variety of Reasons.
" W h y is she going to the mountains
this year?”
•
“ Oh, she lias several reasons. The
doctor has ordered her to go, her hes-
band has ordered her to stay at home,
and she is sick of the shore and the
country.— Judge.
In e Higher Position.
" M e darter Nora is goin’ t’ marry
Caeey, that «a rra c k s in the basement
of that b n ild in ’ . B 't O i do be tillin '
her that she
moight
hev
looked
h igh er.”
“ Indade?”
“ Y is ; she cud hov hod M orphy, that
wnrrncks on the top story of the same
skyscraper.”
The well-posted druggist advises
to use H am lin ’ s Wizard O il for j
for he knows what it baa done.
N o b le W o r k o f
New
Y o r k 's C h a m b e r
o f Commerce.
T h e contributions which the Cham-
ber o f Commerce o f New York made
for the relief o f the Inhabitants o f
Martinique and St. Vincent make a
total o f #3.000.«»at raised by that body
for charitable purpose» since its organ-
ization in 1708. Although established
prim arily for the purpose o f guarding
the commercial interests of the city
and State, the chamber has alw ays
stood ready to offer a helping hand to
the needy and destitute in times o f
calam ity. And this aid has been e x ­
tended independent o f race, or creed,
or clime. Thus. In the midst o f our
c ivil w a r and when the belief was
general that England was secretly aid­
ing the South, the Chamber o f Com­
merce contributed $150,000 to the suf
ferers from the great Lancashire tire
in England.
In 1871. when Europe was still con
vulsed with the Franco-Prussian war.
and the inhabitants o f France bad
raised a cry o f suffering because o f the
husbands that bad been slain and the
tields that had been ravaged in the
short yet terribly disastrous march o f
Geti. von M oltke and the German army
toward the French capital, the New
York Chamber o f Commerce sent $1*5,-
000 to Paris fo r distribution among the
destitute.
The year that marked the close o f the
G ot His Snare.
“ I am sorry, doctor, you were not
able to attend the church supper last
n ig h t; it wonld have done yon good
to be there.”
“ It ha* already done me good,
madam. I have just prescribed for
three of theparticipants.
It Cures W h ile You W a lk .
A l l e n '8 F oor-E a se m a k e « t ig h t a n d n ew sh^es
feel easy. I t is a c e r ta in eu re fo r s w e a tin g , c a l­
lo u s an d s w o lle n , tire d .h o t, a c h in g feet. T r y it
•day. A t a ll d r a g g is t* . 25c. T r ia l pack age m a il-
*1 F R E E .
A d re s s A lle n S. O lm sted , L e R o y ,
A Comparison.
Grandpa— I had a fellow out walking
yesterday and— well I guess I tuckered
him out. But then he is old.
B obi*— W h y, grandpa, you are 82
yourself.
W ell, maybe l a m ; but this fellow
was at leaet a year o ld er.”
C I T Ç PerniV
f . f Curca
>0 fits or -errouflMai
• 1 1 «
tite r
' a ? « :**■ f l* r Klioa'a Great Nerv«
Aa&i- rer Sei-J ior F H E K $ '2 .0 0 '.r i* ] »««tti* tod tr»a*
•a. D k .R .11 R u n s . L tú .tói Archet— P h d *ielp h i«.P *
d a most de-
night, doncher
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I that we were
t should have
ligh tm are.”
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth-
tj? Syrup the best remedy to use for their
uldren dunug the teething period.
Wanted Money's Worth
Mr. Grump— That confounded doctor
charged me $5 for tellin g m « that
there wa? nothing wrong with me.
Mrs. Grump-—1
O utrageous!
Mr. Grump— Yea; if he had discov­
ered dangerous symptoms I shouldn’ t
have minde-l it in the least.
PELVIC CATARRH
R AIS E D S 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0 FOR C H A R IT Y .
cold hand*
— Pe-ru-na
p,
»nil
cures
X—
*•
,
,
m
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Y O R K S C H A M B E R O F COMMERCE.
O n e th in g is certw
A y e r ’ s H a ir V ig o r J
th e h a ir grow.
b e c a u s e it is a hairU
I t fe e d s the hair J
h a ir g ro w s , that’s alltb
is t o it. It stops fa»
o f th e hair, too, y
w ays
Getting Reckless.
She— I am surprised at Jane's stay­
ing out in the boat ail this tim e with
a comparative stranger. A woman of
30 is old enough to know better.
He— Aren’ t you afraid she is toe old
to know better?
r & X . S c h n e id e r
restores color'
tr your drnnlu canuot
•end us one dollar and m i
you »bottle. Be lure and ru#
of your nearest e,
«
J . ( ' A VPD ess . . ’
Mrs. X . Schneider, 240P Thirty-
seventh P'ace, Chicago, III., writes:
" A f t e r taking several
remedies
w ith ou t result, I began in January,
! 9o x ,t o t a k e vour valuable rem edy,
Peruna. I was a complete wreck.
Had palpitation of the heart, cold
hands and feet, female weakness, no
appetite, trem bling, sinking feeling
n early ail the tim e. You said I was
suffering with systemic catarrh, and I
b elieve that I received your help in
the nick of tim e.
I followed your
directions carefully and can say to-day
that I am well again. I cannot thank
you enough for m y cure. I w ill always
be yourdebtor. ih avealread y recom-
mdeded Peruna to m y friends ^ and
neighbors and they all praise it. I
wish that all suffering women would
t r y it. I testify this according to the
tru th .” — M rs. X. Schneider.
P O R T L A N D . OREGOL
A H o a r d i n g a n d |>My ' cho.»| u
H as a N o r m a l KindfrgH rten Tril»!«
n ien t, w h ic h has a s.-paraie resided
d e r g a r te n cla sse«. The B oir«li*g
p r o v id e s a e h e e rfu l and well tim
fo r y o u n g la d les. For c aialo/*
fo r m a tio n a p p ly to
MI8H
K A N O R TEBBETTkl
I f you do not derive prompt and satis­
factory results trim the use of Peruna
write at o n e to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of yonr case, and he w ill
be pleased to give you his valuable a 1-
Vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, Fr. sldcnt of
the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
P a re n ts d e a lr in g Home inNueuan
s u rro u n d in g s , perfect climate e$r*fj
v is io n , a n d th o ro u g h mental,raonl«
ic a l t r a in in g io r th e ir boya. will find
re q u ire m e n ts fu lly m et at HoitfaScfe
P a rk , San M a te o County, Cal
Send fo r C atalogu e.
T w e lt h y e a r begin s August 12a.
Ohio.
X ..W
that took off . i t ' * '
chased a bottle of Í
V igor and it brought.
back again.”
1
D. Quinn, m „
When it comes to baking powder,
every manufacturer says what
he
make« is tho best. The reason we say
it is that an analysis of all well known
brands, including the Monopole, made
bv Jas. H. Fisk, Portland, proves that
Monopole is the strongest and pure«t of
all those whose ingredients have been
put on record. Our custom is not to
put up goods under this brand unless
we can prtxluce better goois than any
others on the market. A ik for them
from your grocer.
W AD H A M S A K E R R BROS.,
Portland
BISHOP SCOTT It
Portland, Oregon. Fouit
à Home School for Boyi
Military mil m WiI
ffrtt» for Illustro,) ,,
Si. Helen’s
A R T H U R C. N E W IU
O ne Second H an d N ich o ls «k Sh ep ard
Separator, size 40-60, w ith w in d stacker,
o n ly ru n 4o d a ys; a b a rg a in .
In q u ir e o f
Reform Movement in England.
“ The G irls’ Letter G uild” is the
disastrous Franco-Prussian W ar was
name of a uniqae reform movement in
also characterized by one o f tbe great­
England. Women of cultnie plelge
est catastrophes which has e ver be­
themselves to » r it e letters of friendly
fallen any community o f this country
to the giris of the lower classes,
That was the year o f the great Chicago to aid them in their mental and moral
fire, which in the short space o f 3<J uplifting.
The object is to win the
hours made more than half a million g irls ’ friendship, encourage them, and
p a r s o n s - h o m e l o a a a n d «J^titUte.
The disabuse. them of false np*
Chamber o f Commerce met The been clasf prejudices. Good results are said
sion with such energy that it succeed­ to be already noticeable.
ed In raising $1.044.751.
j n 1^80 the chamber contributed $00.-
000 ( 0 the fam ine sufferers in northern
Aunt Hanni
China; It sent S80.0UU to fam ine suffer know you love ]
era In Russia, in l -» ¡2; it gave $30,000
C a rrie__Wh
in 1895. to the victim s o f Mohammed- thing nice aboo
an oppression in Armenia; tw o years him believe I t
later its contribution to other Moslem what be means,
victim s In Crete was $30,000; In 1807
_
it sent $100.000 to Cuba.
u
.
In our domestic calam ities It h a s '
^ r ’ Grimes
been prompt and generous in its phll-
*e
anthropy.
It gave $172.000. in 1878. ? °1 „ 100 heior
Observing Child.
“ W here does the electricity come
from that lights our houses?” asked the
teacher.
“ It cornea from the w a ll,’ * answered
the little girl who resided in an apart­
ment house.
“ The janitor goee and
•□buttons it .“
JO H N PO O L E .
Foot .Morrison S t., P ortlan d, O r.
IRA G. IIOUT,
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Columbia Univer
Boaiding School for fmjl
F i l l e t M lu a tlo n on rictlcCw
c l i e n t F a c u lty . ! urge« Indoori
a t h le t ic tleM In the work. On
an a c re u n d er an arched root
T H E
A d d ress
R E V . M . A . QUINLAN,C!
U n iversity Park, Ortji
Alcohol,
Opium,
Tobacco
U s in g *
-
William*
4 2 O
M itc h e ll Wag»
Avenu«
PORTLAND
OREGON
Take car on Thlrtl
street to?Upper A l­
bina. Pnooe, PlDk
15M Oregon.
Old Indian W ar Pensions
Congress has Just passed a la w g r a n tin g p e n ­
sions to the su rvivors and to th e w id o w s or d e ­
ceased soldiers of the O regon, W a s h in g to n and
C a lifo rn ia In d ia n w ars oi 1847 to 1856. F u ll in ­
form ation w ill be sent by B y in g to n <£ W ilson,
No. 728 s e v e n te e n th Street, W ash in gton , D. C.,
or B ranch office No. 442 Parrott b u ild in g , San
Francisco., Cal. Fees lim ite d by law.
Apply to N ath a n B ickford ,
AnoR.NET, W ashington . D. C.
Can't Dodge Them.
First Credit Man— Doe* he meet hi*
Because It Is made o f the best M feji
to buy. T h e manufacturers »bsolBfe
to SS per cent above the market jwj
grades o f wagon timber for the pr
ling o ver and skimming o f t » * *
wagon stock, which is« arried for J »»r
fore m aki ng up. which m e » « « « '“™
wood stock o f nearly one niillloa**■
M I T C H E L L Wagons are un*orgl
quality, proportion, finish, gtrengtu»
running.
W h y —take chances on any j w ,
W h y —not get the best?-A Mm a*
M i t c h e l l . L e w ie
b ill* ?
Second D itto— A t every torn.
Portland.
«
Seattle.
Spolune
Agents T.verywiwrt
T h e K in d Y o u H a v e A lw a y s I
tu re o f Chas. H . Fletcher, at
p erson al supervision fo r o v
to deceive you in this. C
“ Jnst-as.groo«l ” a re b tit E\r
health o f C hildren—E sperie
What is CASTORIA
f o n « i t Is
a
C astoria
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$ 3 & * 3 A 3 S H O
Bears the Signature of
tv. L Douglas 'I»*s
m ore men in ail station!
an y o th e r make, « « ■ • " L ,
o n ly shoes that in e W L
those costinir f.'.ee ami -
W . L . D O UG LASI fb
C A N N O T BE ” ¡£1
ir ir s a ii. iw . s i*
Fa**
* 0
£ V v , by m n il. J.v - r 'm
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Colt. Rat. Kangaroo.
^
t|
C a u t io n !
W
M any a woman clothe« her body until
she resembles a fashion plate, while
she let* her mind go ragged.
In
Use
For
Over
3 0
Years,
I- DOUGLAS. BBOCIUA
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