The Leader., October 31, 1902, Image 6

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THE OLDEST THRONE IN EIROPE.
HU ConscUri* « t Work.
G ran.im »— W illi, I don’ t want you
to play w ith SammyHill any more.
W illie — W h y not
Grandma— Becau> be is a bad littlo
boy.
W illie — W ell, lot-a-here, I ain ’ t so
doggone good mysejthat you ought to
be a-kickin’ .— Detnt Free Press.
For coughs and col» there is no better
medicine tlmn P i s o 'd - u r . fur Coiiiump-
liuu. Price 25 rent..
Certainly Seemed Strange.
Few Savers in Shcin,|4 ~~'~
N ot 10 per cent of the i » - .
"Y e e ” Bbe explained to Johnny,
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“ we have asked God lor a little baby.’ ’ earners in the English
Not long after twins arrived.
save a farthing, declares the u l,
“ W e ll,” commented Johnny to his
| father, “ I t ’ s m ighty funny that yon
I didn’ t know how big an order you
g a v e ."
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CASTORIO
For Infants and Children.^
Tin KM You Have Always
B ears the
Mind Over Matter.
i .Mrs. Jenks— How did you inunage to
A Stay-at-Hnic Traveler.
1 keep cool vestenlav? It was ho hot.
Stranqer— W h al .underfill tales old
Mrs. Brown— W hy, I went out shop­
j Blinks relates!
H must have been a ping for Christmas things.— Detroit
great traveler in hi day.
Free Press.
Native— H e was never outside the
j county in his life, jut, you eee, his
Simple Rule in Harmony.
mind has wanderedfoi years.
A m ingling of the two colors
a
Sign atu re o f
He Had Found Out.
Mrs. B illu »— John, you ought noti,
lie so hard on the young „um k"
comes to seo Bessie. y,,u Wer
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man once yourself, and my
lion is that you were sometime. . J“ -
yerT
green veil disposed over a blue hat, or » illy one.
For frost-bite, oliiains, sore and lame knots of velvet ribbon o f the combined
Mr. B ill ns S illy ’ i w„ , n
joints, stiffness of mscit-s—try Hamlin’ s shades, gives tone to the simplest toi­ M aria: I was an idiot! I
Wizard Oil. It woit disapi>oiiit you !
it out since.
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lette.
Johnnie's Lqical Requi St.
Johnny— Manna, should we pray for
e
I t is th e r ig h t o f e v e ry c h ild
What U probably the oldest throne in Europe has just been discovered and other people?
to be w e ll born, and to th e
laid bare. This remarkable and surprising find was accomplished by the British
M other— Certairy, Johnnv.
m u s t lo o k fo r
archaeologist and explorer, Arthur Evans, at Knossos, on the islaud o f Crete.
Johnny— W ell, ten, can’ t you say
h e a l t k and
The inain feature of his last season’s work was the uncovering of the original
my prayers for m eaftei this?— P h ila­
5 f t H U h a p p i n e s s .
gypsum throne used by K ing Minos in his great palace, now being excavated.
delphia .Ledger.
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H o w in c o n ­
Minos, as will be remembered, was the son of Zeus, the first law-giver of Greece,
c eiva b ly great
who is styled the Cretan Moses, who every nine years repaired to the cave of
Mothers will find :rs. iVlnslow’s Sooth.
Zeus and received from the immortal god o f the mountains the laws for his
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Ing Syrup the best roiedv to use tor their
people. Here from the gypsum throne more than 4,(XX) years ago King Minos read
responsibility, and h o w im portant that
shildren during the ¡ethlug period.
his laws to his subjects. The most interesting o f all the chambers exposed was
no tain t o f disease is le ft in the blood
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the spacious throne-room. The walls were elaborately decorated with freecoes,
to be transm itted to th e helpless child, entailing the mo«
Better Thanttomc Canned.
which have established a new epoch in the history of painting for that early
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p itiab le sufferin g, and m a rk in g its little body with offes-
Some people tfn k that the only
period, as little of the kind, even of the classical Greek antiquity has been hith­
erto known earlier than the Pompel.. .i series.
j really good cann» peaches, apricots, s iv e sores and eruptions, catarrh o f th e nose and throat, weak eyes, glandule
The colors were almost as brilliant as when laid down more than 4,000 years
cherries and the ret are the ones which sw ellin g s, b rittle bones, w h ite s w e llin g and d eform ity.
H o w can parents look upon such litt le sufferers and not reprusd
ago. Round the walls o f the throne-room were found low stone benches, and
are canned at hom. The reason these
between these, separated by a small interval and raised on a stone base, stood | people th in k this is that they have th em selves fo r b rin g in g so m uch m is ery in to the w orld ? If you his
the great gypsum throne, with a high back and colored with decorated designs.
never tried M onoole canned peaches an y disease lu rk in g in y o u r system , h o w can you exp ect well develop«!,
Its lower part was adorned with a curiously carved a^ch. with crotcheted mold­
and apricots and cerries. I f you w ill h ea lth y children ? Cleanse you r ow n blood and build up your health, urf
ings, showing an extraordinary anticipation o f some most characteristic o f Gothic
buy a can from yo r grocer and don’ t you have not o n ly enlarged you r cap acity fo r the en joym en t o f the plea.«*,
architecture. Here truly was the council chamber of King Minos and his sover­
think they are sen better than your o f life, but h ave discharged a d u ty a ll parents ow e to posterity, and nude
eign lady. It may be said to-day that the youngest of European rulers (Prince
mother ever pat u , w e ’ ll not have an­ m ank in d h ealth ier and happier.
George) as high commissioner o f Crete bus in his dominions the oldest throue in
T h ere is no rem edy that so s u re ly reaches deep-seated, stubborn blood
other word to say o you about Mono­
Europe.
troubles as S. S. S. I t searches out even hereditary
pole. I f yonr gœ er doesn’ t handle |
poisons, and rem oves every tain t from the blood,
Monopole grocerio send us his name. ]
A N A M E R IC A N B E A U TY .
the stevedores as “ the spook dog o f Wadhams <k K err Iros., Portland.
and builds up th e general health. I f weakling)
Cooksle’ 8 woods,’’ aud that particular
are g r o w in g up around you, rig h t the wrong by
Countess P e r i«o r d W ill Sh ow H usband
patch o f forest w here the canine is
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p u ttin g th em on a course o f S. S. S. at once. It is
OeograpUcal Horror.
the G rea tn ess o f Uncle Sam.
said to have his stam ping ground is {
i p u rely vegeta b le m edicine, harm less in its effects, and can be taka
R
ivers
(lookin
g
at
his
w
atch)—
Are
One o f the prettiest o f Am erican girls
as carefu lly avoided by the negroes
i y both old and yo u n g w ith ou t fea r o f an y bad results.
you Hungry?
w h o have found a foreign husband is
W r ite us about you r case, and le t our p h ysician s advise and help yon.
as though a fam ily o f rattlesnakes had
Brooks— Yes, Sum.
home on a long vacation and society
This w ill cost y o u nothing, and w e w ill also send our book on blood ud
taken up quarters there.
R ivers— W ell, om e along. I ’ ll F iji.
In New York has made great plans fo r
(k in diseases.
TMk SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga
N ear the southern edge o f the woods, — Judge.
her entertainm ent She Is the Countess
about 150 feet north o f the Northern
Boson De Talleyrand Perigord and was
Central’ s w eighing station. Is a circu­
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form erly Miss Helen Morton, daughter
lar path, w ell marked by the patter
o f Hon. L e v i P. Morton, once Vice
o f f e e t Around this path the dog Is
President o f the United States. The
said to run between the hours o f 0 and
countess Is an acknow lodged beauty.
7 each morning. H o w the animal came
Before her m arriage she was as w ell
We extract, crown and bridge teeth
to perform this peculiar fea t Is not
known In the society o f Paris aud Lon­
without inflicting pain. Our methods
known, but that It does so Is stoutly
are modern and meet with the approval
don as In N e w York. It Is said that
affirmed by a hundred or m ore men
of the most exacting. Call and see us.
Mr. Morton told her aDd each o f her
who have witnessed the exhibition,
FOR SALK - Supply of Military Full J®
Examination free. Fees reasonable.
four sisters that they w ere to marry
Press Coats, White Helmets, (Spiked), £)
which has been repeated alm ost every
Both ’phones: Oregon South 2291: Co­
fo r love—an object that Is not often
White Belts, suitable for Bauds, Lodges, ' 2 )
m orning since June.
lumbia 868. Open evenings till 9. Sun­
realized In society weddings nowadays.
Eta.
S everal gentlemen, after witnessing
days from 9 to 12.
T w o o f the countess’ sisters are mar-
the dog’s movements, have concluded ,
L. H. K N A P P ,
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that the quadruped was at one time
Quartermaster Third Regim ent,
jg
connected with a show In which his
PORTLAND. OREUON. •
20 T. 2 r*>, 2 in, 211.212. *W. Fal11n»H
W I S E
B R O S . . H e n tis ts .
Cor. T h ir d and Washington 8(1
duty w as to run about an areua at a
O RTLAX D . OREGON.
certain hour each day.
T h e y thluk j
that the habit contracted there has
clung to the dog and cannot be shaken
off.
The perform ance usually lasts
about an hour, and o f late there is
frequ en tly a number o f spectators ou
hand. Attem pts have been made to
capture the beast, but it eludes all ef- j
forts and persists in taking its morn­
ing exercise unless frightened o ff by
an attempt to Interfere.
T h e animal Is said to be black, with !
tan legs, som ewhat resembling a col­
lie, aud Is about ns large ns a setter.
A fe w weeks ago the path w as filled
up w ith dirt to determ ine If the dog
could find the place again. T h e next
day when the canine returned he be­
gan the usual race with him self In pre- :
cisely the same spot, and a fe w days
later the path was again clearly m ark­
ed. It is now worn about tw o Inches 1
deep. T ree roots which cross it are
worn like scoured plauks. In the cen­
COL’ M K S S D*: 1 A L L E Y R A N D P L R IQ O R D .
\ ter o f the circle are several trees.— i
Baltim ore Sun.
rlod and apparently heeded their fath-1
N e w Nftim s fo r V /arshlp *.
er’s advice. The countess herself se* i
W h ile other countries In Europe are
looted a husband belonging to one of |
confining themselves mostly to con­
the oldest and most honored houses In
ventional names fo r their ships o f war.
France. T h e count is a tine specimen!
such as those o f sovereigns, battles,
o f manhood and lives the greater p a r t :
naval and m ilitary heroes, rivers and
o f his time In London, where he Is w e ll j
cities, the French have struck out in
liked. H e owns extensive estates In j
a new line. T h e new battleships build­
France and has kept himself free from 1
in g and about to be laid dow n In ac­
sensation* o f any kind.'
cordance with the restored program
Countess Perlgord is a woman o f I
o f 1900 are to receive names suggestive
Syrup of Figs appeals to the cultured and the
many accomplishments.
She Is liter-1
o f the principles o f the revolution.
well-informed and to the healthy, because its com­
ary. musical and hospitable. She Is a
T w o , the battleships Republique and
ponent parts are simple and wholesome and be­
woman o f little nonsense and Is cos­
Patrie, are now in hand; and four
cause it acts without disturbing the natural func­
mopolitan In her tastes. In N ew York
others o f the largest class, to be named
tions, as it is wholly free from every objectionable
she owns a mansion near Central Park.
Démocratie, Liberté, Justice and Vé­
process«
quality or substance. In the process
of
She and the count w ill leisurely travel
rité. are about to be commenced. Be­
over the country, ns one o f the objects
manufacturing figs are used, as they »re
sides these, a number o f pow erful
In com ing here Is that the count may
pleasant to the taste, but the medicin*j
cruisers, some o f which are already
have an opportunity o f seeing for him­
virtues of Syrup of Figs are obtained
launched, are to be added to the
self the extent and greatness o f this
from an excellent combination of ptonb
French navy. T h e y are called afte r
country.
known to be medicinally laxative and to
illustrious statesmen and litera ry men.
the latter a most unusual thing. They
act most beneficially.
C A N T O N ’ S R O T A R Y DOG.
are the Leon Gambetta, Jules Ferry.
To get its beneficial effects—buy®»
P u z zle * A l l O b se rv e r* by the N a tu re V ictor Hugo. Jules Michelet, and E r­
genuine—
manufactured by the
o f I lls M o rn in g Exercise.
nest Renan.—N ew York 8un.
A m ysterious dog has appeared In
M e r e ly a G uess.
the vicin ity o f Baltim ore with te rrify ­
“ I see that a young man can get a
ing effects upon some o f the persons
who are said to have seen It. The ne­ college degree now In three years.’*
“ W h at’ s that for?’ *
gro stevedores em ployed In loading
“ I dunno. M aybe it’ s to enable him
and unloading the ships at the North­
ern Central Railroad's Iron ore piers. to get a street-car conductor’s Job a
L o w e r Canton, are In a fe v e r o f ex­ year earlier.**—Cleveland P lain Dealer.
citem ent about the existence and pe­
R e p e a t in g N ow .
culiar actions o f this strange canine,
“ W h at was she married InT*
which each day goes through a most
“ Haste.” — Philadelphia Bulletin.
rem arkable proceeding* In the woods
D I D N ’T
| Bargains in
! Uniforms...
HURT
A
BIT!
f
1
f\c. ts p'leavsarvtiyt
^Vcts B erxeficiaJIyi
$cts trv ily ats-ah-LaxaJive'.
near the p ier* and in the rear o f Pa-
tapsco Park. The dog is known among
Sickness Is the interest w e pay on ,
life 's mortgage.