The Leader., December 12, 1902, Image 3

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Koenig’s Hsmhnrg
Breast \ a ,” writes Mr. F. Batsch, of
K’i»., “ enabled me to get rid
Hori
inate cough; we feel very I
of I
'ul to the discoverer of this rnedi-1
I Coughed
The Morning After.
“ If truth is found at the bottom of a 1
well,” he rema kcd, thoughtfully, “ re­
morse may be raid to be located at the
bottom of a glass.'’
“ I had a moat stubborn cough
for many years. It deprived me
of sleep snd 1 grew very thin. 1
then tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectorsl,
and was quickly cured.”
R. N. Mann, Fall Mills, Tenn.
The Savage Breast*
“ Her music is said to be quite stirr.
ing.”
“ It is; the neighbors are always
stirred up over it.”
They Work While You Sleep.
W hile v o u r m in i! am i body rest, C ascarets C m [
dy C a th a r tic rep air you r digestion , you r liver
your bow els, p u t th em in p e rio d ord er. Ali
druggists, luc, -“C. ¿uc.
To Dodge the Tax Collector.
“ Why do you call yourself'Poor!
Richard?’ ” a fool once asked of Dr.
Franklin.
“ To deal more shrewdly with the
tax collector,” replied the maker of the
almanac.— Detroit Journal.
V U L G A R IT Y O F T H E U L T R A -R IC H |
Sixty years o f cures
and such testimony as the
above have taught us what
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
will do.
We know it’s the great­
est cough rem edy ever
made. And you will say
so, too, after you try it.
There’s cureinevery drop.
Tkrec sizes : 25c.. 50c., SI. All drafflsts
C o n su lt y o u r d o cto r. If he sa y s ta k e it,
then do as he sa ys. I f he te lls yo u n o t
to ta k e it. th en d o n 't ta k e it. lie k n o w s.
L e a v e it w ith him . W e are w illing.
J . C. A Y E R CO., L o w ell.
A thin, vapory smoke, lazily ascending
from its crater m ay be the only visible sign
of life in the sleeping volcano, but within
is a ragin g sea of fire, molten rock and sul­
phurous gases.
Those who make their
homes in the peaceful valleys below know
the danger and, though frequently warned
by the rum blings and quakings, these
signs of impending eruption go unheeded.
They are livin g in fancied security when the gian t awakes -with deafening
roars and they are lost beneath a downpour of heated rock and scalding ashes.
Thousands of blood poison sufferers are livin g upon a sleeping volcano
and are takin g desperate chances, for under the Mercury and Potash treat­
ment the external symptoms of the
Bow lins (trees, Ky.,
disease disappear, and the deluded
March 84 , 1803 .
victim is happy in the belief of a
Gentlemen: For over four years I
suffered
greatly
from
a severe case
complete cure, but the fires of conta­
of contagious blood poison. I went
gion have only been smothered in the
to Hot Springs, staying there four
system , and as soon as these min­
months at a his expense. I then con­
erals are left off w ill blaze up again.
sulted physicians, who prescribed
Occasional sores break out in the
Mercury. Nothing did me any sood.
mouth, a red rash appears on the body,
In fact, the treatment proved more
and these warning symptoms, if not
harmful than beneficial. I mentioned
my caee to a friend, who told me that
heeded, are soon followed by fearful
8. 8. S. had certainly cured him. I at
e r u p tio n s , so re s, c o p p e r colored
once commenced its use, and in six
splotches, swollen glands, loss of hair
months could find no trace of the dis­
and other sickening symptoms.
ease whatever. This was about two
Mercury and Potash not only fail
ysars aso. I continued 8. 8. B. for
to cure blood poison, but cause Mer­
some time to make eure of a perma­
curial Rheumatism, necrosis of the
nent cure, end I can truthfully eay I
bones, offensive ulcers and inflamma­
am entirely well.
D. M. SA N D E R S.
tion of the Stomach and Bowels.
T he use of S. S. S. is never followed by any bad results. It cures
w ithout the slightest in ju ry to the system. W e offer $1,000.00 for proof
that it contains a mineral of any de­
scription. S. S. 3 . is an antidote for
contagious blood poison, and the only
radical and permanent cure known. It
destroys every atom of the virus and puri­
fies and strengthens the blood and builds
up the general health.
W e w ill mail free our special book on Contagious Blood Poison, which
gives all the symptoms of the disease w ith fu ll directions for home treat­
ment. Medical advice is furnished by our physicians without charge.
T H E S W I F T S P E C IF IO C O .. A T L A N T A . C A .
D I D N ’T
HURT
A
B IT !
W e e x t r a c t , crow n and bridge teeth
w ith o u t in tllctin g p ain, O ur m eth ods
a re m odern and m e e t w ith th e approval
of th e m o st e x a c tin g . Call and see us.
E x a m in a tio n free. Fees reasonable.
B o t h ’phones: Oregon South 2291: Co­
lu m b ia 368. Open evenings till 9. Sun­
d a y s from 9 to 12.
W I S E B R O S ., Dentists.
20T. 209. 210. 211.21?. 71?. F s fU n r W d f.
Cor. T h ird aud W ashington sta.
P O R T L A N D . O K K fsO N .
A FUNE U M B R E L L A
In th e best present in O iegon or W ash in gton you can
give you r w iie, y o u r d a u g h te r, you r lady friend , o r
you rself for C h ristm as.
We sell beau ties, of best
q u a lity , a t very reasonable prices.
JOHN ALLESINA, Portland, Ore.
< 236 W ash in gton 8 t., N ear W oodard, C larke *k Co.
I WO s t o r e s ( gpg jfo rris o il s t., n ear Meier & F ra n k Co.
Automatic Match Lighting
GASOLINE GAS LAMP
For House and Store
Single and Double Lamps. Price $2.75 up.
Gives 10 times the light at one-fourth the cost
of kerosene lamps.
U H T The only match lighting lamp on this
market approved by insurance companies.
Supplies carried for all makes of gasoline
lamps.
If yon need anything for your lamp, write us
for circulars and prices.
Inducem ents to Dealers.
Correspondence Solicited.
General Agents for
••WONDERFUL. DORAN”
Lighting System .
S e v e r e l y C o n d e m n e d ky U n i t e d B t a t e s
S e n a t o r U e n r j C a bot L o d g e .
"When wealth expends In u single |
evening, upon a vulgar, brainless en­
tertainment an amount of money the
Income of which would uieuti affluence
to thousands of families; when It Is
used to promote corners In the neces­
saries of life or for desperate gambling
on the stock markets; when It Is en­
gaged in an effort to debauch elections
or control Legislatures: when it con­
siders that everything is for sale—
Legislatures and courts, public officer*
tlie honesty of men and the honor of
women— It Is hurd to overestimate tho
peril which It portends."
In these words does United State
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Inveigh
against the evils of affluence. Were the
words uttered by a demagogue, they
would carry no weight, but coming
from so conservative a source as the
brilliant junion Senator of Mnssachu-
setts they have attracted considerable j
attention and have been widely com­
mented on. Leslie's Weekly Is prompt­
ed to say;
"It were well If the wnrnlng note
were sounded until it should penetrate
even to the brains of the dullest and
most rapid of the creatures who are
dawdling away their lives iu tbe midst
SISTERS OF CHARITY .
Use Pe-ru-na for Coughs, Colds, Grip and Ca­
tarrh— A Congressman’s Letter.
In every country of the civilized j by Dr. Hartman,
world Sisters of Charity are known.
The following letter is from Con-
Not only do they minister to the epir- gressman Meekison, of Napoleon. Ohio:
I itual and intellectual needs of the | 1 he Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus,
I charges committed to their care, but Ohio:
they also minister to their bodily
Gentlemen:
MI
needs.
| have used several
With so many children to take care bottles of Peruna
of and to protect from climate and dis- ant* b>el greatly
ease, these wise and prudent Sisters benefitted thereby
^
of luxuries and extravagances pur­ have found Peruna a never failing from “ X catarrh of
the
head,
and
feel
^
chased with inherited, wealth. It It safeguard.
these living sponges, the shallow,
Dr Hartman receives
heartless, aimless men and women in j from Catholic Sisters irons all over the Unued
wi„ ful. lisvid H atlioi.
marble palaces who constitute the United States, A recommend recently |,
dicate . disease of thirty years’
greatest menace to our existing social received from . Catholic institution in ¿ ndln, . . . _ n w ld Meekison.
order, and whose ways of life are the j Detroit, Mich., reads as follows:
Dr. Hartman, one of tbe best known
deepest reproach that lies against Chris­ Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio:
physicians and surgeons in the United
Dear Sir:— The young girl who used States, was the first man to formulate
tian civilization. Worthy of more re­
spect Is a Zulu savage than a rich de­ the Peruna was suffering from laryngi­ Peruna. It was through his ganius
generate who finds no better use for tis, and loss of voice. The result of and perseverance that it was intro-
the treatment was most satisfactory
his money than the Indulgence of bis She found great relief, and after doced to the medical profession of tbia
vices and vanities."
further use of the medicine we hope country.
Severe, Indeed, are these arraign­ to be able to ssy she is entirely cured.” < If you do not derive prompt and sat-
ments of the Idle rich who worship at — Sisters of Charity.
! Isfactory remits from the nse of Peru-
pleasure’s shrine and who contribute
The young girl was under the care of na. write at once to Dr. Hartman, glv-
nothing for the good of the communi­ the Bister of Charity and used Peruna ing a fall statement of your case, and
ties lu which they live. Thole fathers | for catarrh of the throat with good re- be will be pleased to gite yon bis val-
I uable advice gratis.
and grandfathers, mayhap, were plo-j saits, as the above letter testifies.
Send to The Peinna Medicine C o .,! Address Dr. Hartman, President of
beers of Industry, men of genius aud
perseverance, who did something for Columbus, Ohio, for a free book written , the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
the good of mankind. But the wealth
which they accumulated and left be­
hind has passed Into tbe hands of ig­
Different Lines.
The Main Question.
norant and unworthy scions, spend­
She— Women haven’ t a bit more
Bramble— My wife and I were play
thrifts and, In some eases, moral mon­ ing ping-pong last night when the ball curiosity than men, I'm certain.
He— No; but it’s manifested in
sters. The lives of bow many of these j flew into a gas lam e and exploded, set
gilded young men and women nte filled fire to the window curtains snd nearly different lines. For instance, a woman
might
own a sewing machine without
with shameful debauchery which it bnrned the house down,
finding out how it is made, but she
takes something like tbe Mollneux case
Thorne— Who won tbe game? — Bal
wouldn’t have a seamstress in the
timore Sun.
to bring to light.
house a day without knowing all about
The Senator who has poken In such
her.
plain and undiplomatic language con­
The Kind of Seed* That Yield.
cerning the ultra-rich Is one of the
Like everything elee, there are good
THE ••PERFECT” LAMP.
foremost scholars of America, a man of seeds and bad seeds. Seeds that grow
polish and the Intimate friend of Pres- an,i seeds that don’t grow; seeds that Stewart A Grant, Portland, Or., Placing a
blent Roosevelt. He lives at Nahant. [ yield and seeds that don’t yield, and
Wonderful Lamp on the Market.
is a lawyer liy profession, but prefers a little thought given now to the s< le -
The
“ Perfected
Match-Lighter”
to follow literary pursuits for a live |ioa
of
the
seed
you’
ll
need,
will
be
iiuu ui mu seen
11 *•*” "*•” ***■ '? lamps sdvertised in onr columns today
llhood. He was a member of the House found time well spent, though Tealtzed
£
* Grant Lighting Co..
of Representatives for four termB before much better at the harvest U j n n M
Portl. nd, Oregon, are well worth tbe
the
world-famed
terry
s
Heeds—
the
..
/
.
. ,,
becoming a Senator.
. . . . . .
.
. ,.
attention of al householder» and «tore-
kind that always yield. For nearly
TL
.
, h„ ving
.
n early,
Th_ ,
;;v j
I n v in c ib le K a n sa n .
half a century Ferry’s Feed, have been
The .
.h“ '" n«
selling
j i n
Ofwl crons
°» «»I*»™»«» >n using, sel
We don’t hear any more about the known " and
sown wherever
.„ d repairing all standard make, ol
devaatatlon of Kansas by grasshop-1 are grown,
grown nnt.l farmer and gardener
have cttrefully designed
pers. The Insects still flourish out alike hsve learned to depend upon their this “ Perfected” lamp, so that the de-
there, but are no longer regarded as wonderful reliable growing and yield- facts of other lamps have Iwen avoided
pests. They are actually encouraged ing qualities year after year, to th e ; ^
m>ny j
Un, improveinKnts
to multiply. The farmers have dtscov- exc diion of al others. __
substituted.
Kverbyody interested
ered that turkeys will thrive and grow
Unfortunately the seed business
(en(J to gtewBrt A Grant
fat on a diet of grasshoppers. To day seems to afford a means for many un- j j j hu
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Third street,
thousands of turkeys are owned in the scrupulous people, who sun to blind portlj|nd> Oregon, for pictures and fall
western part of Kalians. The fowls the unwary to quality, through little -1 descri t ion of this new“ Perfected 'lamp,
live almost exclusively an a diet of ueas ol price and boastful claims; » |°
Bg(>nU are WHnte,j ¡n eve—
grasshoppers, au.l each bird Is said to in rea.ity have mrtldng to ^ u b ^ n tja te ^
jn ^ Un,t#d 8u te„
no
reputation
at
stake,
be able to consume between a pint and ■ their claims,
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A M„
, he p eop le.
no
past
record
as
proof.
It
is
better
to
|
a quart of the insects every day.—
pay a little more for the seed and 1» ] " Is he a man of the people?”
Utica Presa.
assured ot a great deal more at the I ” 1 guess so. He made himself oat
harvest by sowing Ferry’s Seeds. The of their money.” — Detroit Free Pres*.
N e w S te e r in g D e v ic e .
1903 Heed Annual, which is sent free,
' A British engineer’s new device for _
.r m e n .r ta r c w w
So IIU or nor.on.iMU
steering twin-screw steamships con- postpaid, will be found unusually in- t m i r o e P ottorlir
.1 t . f '. i»,o fb r Klloo', (lr.*t Norv,
Write *—
for it • XmU.rvr Sender k I t EK Sd.O O trialoottl..off trnoS*
slats of a special throttle valve at- foresting and instoctive
IM, I ts . B. 11- E u k b . Lid - Ml A r c h S t-k lu I o a .l,h te ,ff
tached to each set o f engines, the today. Address D. M. Ferry & Co.,
Canadian Holidays.
; valves being connected to a tiller by Detroit, Mich.
, bell cranks and link work. When the
Canada has the most holidays of any
An
Unfailing
Sign.
tiller is moved either way from its
British colony.
Including Fundays,
j central position one throttle valve re­ »he— I knew you would propose to Canadians have ninety-five holiday!
duces the steam of Its set of engines, me tonight.
yearly.
_____________
He— Why?
diminishing the speed of Its screw to
Mothers will Boo Mrs. Winslow’s Sontb.
"
I
saw
the
moon
over
my
left
shoul­
a degree varying with that of the turn
Ing Fyrup the best remedy to use lor their
der.” — Life.
Shiloren during tbe teething period.
ing of the tiller.
W a lk in g - M tl« k In d u s t r y .
For forte year’s Piso's Core for Cop.
sumption has cured coughs and oolda. At
Price 25 cents.
Blameless.
Amateur— When I stand on tho
stage I see nothing, and 1 am conscious
___
___ Wir«.
of nothing but th# role I am playing.
Hairspring
The men who never make mistakes
Hairspring wire weighs one-twentieth Tbe andienco disappears entirely,
are not tbe ones who fill responsible po­ of a grain to the inch. One mile of wire
Friend— Well, I can’t blame the an-
liticos.
weighs less than half a pound.
, dience much for disappearing.
The growing of walking sticks Is a druggists.
special Industry.