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THE CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL.
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THE CAPITAL JOIMAL
PUBLISHED DAItl'.EXCErTSUNDAY,
HY TnE
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(IncoVporated.)
Entered nt tlio potomcc nt FaIcm,Or.,n8
second class matter.
Beo fourth pngo forj terms of Bubscrlp-
uon,
Advertisements to Insure Insertion (for
the mine day) should be handed In by 1
o'clock.
Correspondence containing news of In
terest and Importance Is desired from nil
parts of the state.
No attention will bo paid tonnonjmoUB
communications.
l'crsons doslrlng tlio CaI'Itai. Jouiinai.
Borvcd at their bonces can secure It by pos
tnl enrd request, or by word left nt this
olllce.
Specimen numbers sent fice on applica
tion. Ofllco, corner Court nnd Liberty Streets.
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1889.
About 3,000 railway biukcsliavo
been Invented and patented. One
Of the latest is described ns beauti
fully simple in its vv orkihfr. Push n
button and the brakes aie set on the
entire train.
Otfn of the chief features of the
use of paper fabric for building pur
poses is the ease with which it can
be worked into sheets of any re
quired width or thickness that will
not be n fleeted by changes of tem
perature or hum (lit'.
On'i: of the Ctroliuc islands is
owned by an Amerie.m sailor named
Reiijuinln, who lias sixteen wives,
and fifty children, and has nothing
to do but Btuoke Ills pipe and boss
the ranch. He publishes a letter in
a California paper advising other
men to do likewise.
Ignatius J)()NNi:i.r,Y is quoted
as saying that lie doesn't care a
cent what anybody s.tjs about his
book or himself. He s.i,s: "lam
right, and time will justify me,
ninc-tentlrs of the gi ives of the
world are filled with unadultetated
fools."
That big iuft which is to flout
from I'll got Sound down to San
Francisco will bo made of longer
logs than weie ever put into a raft
on Atlantic watois. It will have
6000 logs, as against 1K,000 in the
big .Joggins iaft of last yeai, but
none will bo less than 100 feet long,
and tlio gicat sio of the sticks, it is
thought, will bring the amount of
tlio lumber up to the amount of the
eastern rait.
Tin: rcpoits of the mlssionaiies
given before the session of the
world's confeionte of Latter Day
Saints shows the piospeiity and
growth of the church Ihioughout
the country. Tho rcpoit of the
church lecorder shows that thoio
are over 20,000 menibeis of the
church, a gain of 1 IHr in tho past
year. There weie 1105 lemovalsand
oxpulslous.
Wjikn Ronjiuntn Franklin was
appointed postmaster general of tho
colonies in 177G, ho went down to
tho oillco in Philadelphia, hanged
his coat on a peg behind tlio only
door of tho ono loom which consti
tuted tho depaitment and went to
work. He proem ed a small book of
fllty-thieo pages. Inw blob be opened
' an account with each postmaster for
tho fully-odd poslnllhes in the thir
teen colonies, anil kept ll himself.
Unlike the pusonl postmaster gon
eial, tho old IVniisjlviinliin was not
bothered to appoint assistants, and
us for cleiks, ho did not have any.
Tim: most caiefully edited Journal
is fallible, H'iys an e.changn, On
the Now Yoi k llcialil pioofie.idois
have been suspended fur weeks. In
splto of this severe discipline, the
Herald once made the astonishing
unnouncumeut that a long lino of
HcorploiiH' featheis tiled into church,
Instead of "mnpHcul fatheis." A
reporter on that papei had occasion
to quote a eiMi fioiu a familiar
hymn in which tlio word herald oc
cur led. The pioofreader dutifully
underscored tlio wow, and tlio vorxo
appeared: "HaiUI tho lleiald angels
sing." It was in the Now York
World's leport of a political meet
ing that tho woid "shouts" was so
ludicrously miopi luted as to make
tho blunder funiiiiii.. "The shouts of
10,000 democrats rent tho air," read
tho leport.
Ki'ANl.KV'h lettei consist mainly
of a icputltloii of what has ah ead
been published, lie doK'ilbes at
length tho vuiloumlovlmi by which
tho native cihIohv uretl to pioveiU
the adwuico of tho expedition. One
of thoM) wax to iIIk shallow pits
nuroM the path of the column and
1111 tliuiu with skewero which weio
gently coveied with leae. Tho
Bkowerrt pierced the feet of Stanley's
men, inflicting wounds that In
many oases developed Into dungor
ouuHoreo. Men who were laiuwl la
this manner were seldom of fuither
service. Stanley eulln the native
"cunning loguctt," and nijk that fur
tho purjOM)of ejkloitlon they always
pretended tlmt the otmntry whs
MUllbrlug mint fiimluu. Stanley bu
Moves that the lulu lie dlcoveiod
In J 870 Isjlong to tho Congo.
staxlky'S kxij:dition.
Stanley started on his expedition
to relieve Emln eaily in 1887, but It
was not uniil Juno that he was able
to reach the Aruwimi. His Journey
thence to VVabelal was a gallant
struggle against seemingly Insur
mountable obstacles, and it was not
Until sometime In January, 1888,
that ho succeeded In reaching Emin.
Hefouud Emln and his party in a
fairly good position, and dctoi mined
to resist the Madhi'a demand that
ho evacuate the provinces. About
the middle of April ho left Wabclal
to return to his rear guard, from
which he had no news. He urged
Emin to accompany him. The lat
ter would not leave, however, so
long as the country was threatened
by the Madhi. Soon after Stanley's
return to Aruwimi in August, 1888,
lie again made preparations for re
joining Emin, and when last heard
from ho was on the return march
with a new relief column. Since
then there havo been conflicting re
ports concerning Emln and Stan
ley. Tho latest news tends to con
firm the reports received late in
February, w liich staled that Emin
defeated the dervishes with heavy
loss In tho Duhrel-U.iel province.
This victory was gained some time
last summer, probably before Stan
ley had mitdo much headway on
his return journey. Kirly last
month It was reported fioin Zanzi
bar that Stanley was inarching
rapidly toward the cast coast of
Alrica.
Tin: Connneicial Advcitiscr on
tlie Chinese question, says: "Tho
Chinese are spieading wheiever they
can. Many are doing no good to
anybody . It is high time to prev cut
their futuiespiead in tins count ly,
to w liich they did not come of tlieii
own free will, but under contiolof
six companies In leiguo witli some
oiicntal governments."
Not Consulting tlio Congregation.
"How do you like this one'."' ask
ed an obliging salesman, holding up
a shining "dice box."
"That's a nice hat. How much?"
"Eight dollais, woith it, too."
"That's my sio, is it?"
'T think so. Tiyiton."
"Yes; that tits. Don't you make
a leductiou to clergymen?"
"No, we do not, as a lule; though
if iou ai a minister, I'll knock off
$1.
"Make it 57, eh?"
"Yes, to you.""
Tho gentleman tried it on again,
looked in tlio mliror, and said:
"Think that is not too gay for a
mlnistei?"
"Oh, bless yon, no! It's a nice,
quiet hat."
Again the man looked in tho glass
carefully, took the hat ofl, looked It
over, and said: "Well, I'll take it.
If tho congiegation don't like it
they con go to h 11."
A Striinge Visitor.
A n old Dutch doclornanicdStuifle
Seter, who lived in Fianklln coun
ty, Oa., was the subject of a stiango
visitation. Ills houo was situated
about half a mile fiom the giave
yard, out of w hlch a luilliant light
would llse night after night, and,
passing over tho tree tops, settle over
Ids house and lomalu st.it oiiaiy for
a time, when it would igdn li-e
ab.i' o 'he iion aid sweip ihinu.h
the ail In the diieetinu whence
Itcamoand sink Into the caithat
tho graeyaul. On the night of
Setoi's death it shone moie bill
llautly than oyer befoiej it hovireil
ocr the house fot a long time, and
as tho tiding man drew his last
breath It aio-o in the air, and, like a
flaming meteor, moved swiftly to
the giave.v aid, sank Into tho eatth
and was never sion again. Thofb
luoniany who witnessed thlsstiange
phenomenon and saw the blalng
spoctie on tho very night that the
old Dutch doctor (lied.
Some Men.
A newspaper man Eddy Toilal.
A funny man Joe Vial.
A muscular man .Tim Nasties.
A rising man Clem Alls.
A haid-hearted man Adam An
tine. A seedy man Tim Othy.
A botanical man Chi Is Anthe
uiiim. An efleiniimto man Mat Itonly.
A double man Hon Edict.
An oiruslvo man Sid Lit.
A nilnlsteiial man Ed lfy.
A model man Pat Tern.
A healthy man Hob Ust.
A snide man Ole O. Margarine.
A scheming man Aiehle Tect.
A humane man Sam Aritan.
An ufllec-hcckliig man Hank
Erltig.
A thinking man Phil O. Sophie.
A fat man Pete Holeuni.
A severe man Chus Tise.
"Memory Ihmmm" mo the lateM
fad In Kaunas City. A memory
hoop Is alwut ten Inchon In diameter
and will hold thirty to forty bows
or knots. And tho thing for the
mule friend j of a young lady to do
in to giddier a handoin piece ot
uoloied silk which she. (ten on the
hoop. The girl who govern the
uuwt hoopaln this way U oniisldoreU
the reigning belle.
Paradoxical.
A Hwjcrs brief Is cry long,
KV And Mr. White Is Black,
A man Is dry when he Is green,
And when he's tight he's slack;
A Are Is hot when It Is coaled,
A lamp Is heavy When It Is light,
A shoe Is bought when It Is soled.
A man can see when out of sight
"SCRAPS."
General Longstrcct, the famous
ex Confederate, Is lying dangerously
ill at his home in Georgia.
It was n mean editor that headed
the account of a death fromdeliriumj
tremens, "Spirited Away."
If the water of the ocean were to
suddenly cease being compressible
its mean depth would be Increased
by 110 feet.
It is a short reacli back to Cyrus
Field's flrst cable, but nine of them
now connect America and Europe
and nicasuic 113,000 miles.
Five hundred and thirty-eight
million dollars is the highest value
placed upon all minerals mined in
the United States any one year.
Tho Indiana White Caps aie so
active again that pcoplo dare not
put on their night caps, but sit up
and face death with their boots on.
Natuialistssay tliero is no longer
room for doubt as to the complete
distinctness of the larger antropold
ape tho goi ilia from the smaller
chimpancc.
The heaviest leather belt ever put
in an establishment is 00 inches
wide and 140 Act long and weighs
1,000 pounds. It will diive 1000
hoise-power machinery.
II lias been computed that the
power leqiiired to diive the ten
penny nails contained in a full keg
would draw a wagon loaded witli a
ton of coal fifty-two miles.
A fcl'ow went into a book stoic
the othei day and called for "Hen
She." Thocleik told him there was
no such book, wheieupon the fellow
got mad. It wasafteiwaids kained
that lie wan tod "Hen Hur."
Marion Craw foul, the novelist,
has ( unquoted tlio cigaictto habit
after a long struggle. Rut the habit
of wilting two orthieo novels nje.tr
when ho ought to wiite but one in
two years, still clings to him.
Ah an example of instantaneous
photography as applicable to the
atudy of motion of projectiles pass
ing tluougli tlio ail, lour negatives
weie taken of a Cannon ball tuat
o'cupied but onc-foith of a second
in passing a given space.
Tlio empeior of China has ten
men whoso solo duty it is to cairy
his umbiella. In casts of emergency
they aie backed up by the entire
Chinese army, and in spite of all
this tho emperor complains that lie
can't keep an umbiella fur any
length of time.
Queen Vlctoiia was much shocked
by the death of John Ihight. Des
pite his (lemociatic tendencies, his
loyalty to tho eiown and peisonal
legal (1 foi the queen weie so pio
nounced that ho never failed to get
uicspcctfnl healing "it Windsor.
Some of tlio last messages w Inch he
i cool ved came from the queen.
Mill call icr-i in Morocco are said
to avoid lisl, of losing their plum
byovesle ping b,v t,vlni.i stiing on
one tool and i It' ' the 1 1 d of it on
llivbeloii- t! ev goto si ion. 'lie
stilng, they know Itom experience,
will bum so long, and when the
flic leaches their foot It Is time for
them to get up.
Tho Hilling llalilt.
Judge Kelly, tho Pennsylvania
congressman, chewed" tobacco con
stantly tor over fifty yeais. He had
a piece of the weed in his mouth al
wayseven going to sleep with a
(piid folded in his cheek. At last a
nicotine cancer developed and ho
had to submit to utculhlo operation,
the cutting of the cancer tiom his
mouth. On theinoining when the
uigeous were going to operate upon
him the judge put a piece of tobacco
slyly into his mouth. I lis daughter
detected It and urged hor father to
take it out. "My daughter," said
the stuidy oontnossman, "those
ilootois will be here to cut mo un
in just about title hour; they toll
mo that tho chances are that I may
die under tho opoiatlon; now before
I die I mean to have one moie
good chow."
Du.w'NUbd Can't hi: Cuitnn by
local applications, as they cannot
leach the diseased poitlou of tho
oar. Theie is only one way to cure
1 1 ea I'n ot, and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Dcafuotts Is caused
by an Iiillamod condition of tlio mu
cus lining of tho eustachian tube.
When this tube gets mutinied vou
Imvi. it riiiiilillnir wiiiiml in tmit.trff.i.f
hem Imr. and when It Is oiitlrol.v
oIimsI iletifneAi Is the result, and un- j
lew the niHitniniution can iw tiuun "" jpiv iimnw eoting
, ,,,,.1 iiij lulu. i.wiiiiwl i lu imr. ' u"1' ll"lir"lH'r nuwllentlon and liiMtllvu
out ami tuts tube lenioivu toils nor- llol,ofMjHIW tlie ))rin(,i,mi obiuj. r.
m,.i condition, heailnir will bo de-
stroyed foievoor: nine wimm out of
ion hiv caused iv vmiiriu, niuii is
notlilnir but an Inflamed condition
of the iiiueuiii wurfttccti.
We will give one lundred dollar
for any oaw of dotifiiewi (emisod by
oatitrrh) that wo OH.inot euro by
taking Hall's CVtwriii Cure. Send
fur eiroulHN, floe,
I'. J, ClUUCHY & Co., TqImIo, 0.
Bohl by druggists, Wo, lm '
r Troyalbk,ns jBi 1
"AKlH
IWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tins powder never varies A marvel of
purity , strength and w holesomoness. Slore
economical tfmn the ordinary "finds, and
cannot be hold In comnetltlon with the
multitude of low test, short w eight alum or
puospnaio powders, isoiu oniy in cans.
itovAi, Uakio Powder Co.. lOUWall,N.x
Hiicklen's Arnica Salve.
Tlio best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever soles, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns aud all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay requited, it is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. Iry, drug
gist. The flow of natural gas at Colum
bus. O., is estimated at 1,000,000 feet
per day.
Met it Wins.
AVe desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills,
Hucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Jfltteis, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that
havo given such univeisal satisfac
tion We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and w e stand
icady fo lcfund the purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not follow
their use. Tlieso l omedies have won
their gieat populaiity purely on
their incilts. Sold by Daniel J. Fry,
druggist.
Idaho is developing into the great
lead distiicfs of the eotuitiy.
Ow lug to this change iblo cllnuito, It is
dllllcult to preserve n full complexion und
our fair slstcisuronnnojcd by loughuess
of tlio blrin, chnps, red nose, etc. if
Liutaul's Snci Me Is applied to the face and
lianas night nnd morning, a clcai and
I eulthj complexion c in bo pic-eied
Poitlund Oitgou, March, 25
Sold by I). V. iltithcwH a Co.
Ill England it is pioposed taking
tho census every live yeais Instead
of every ten.
"flio Ono Iloss Shay,"
of Dr. Holmes, is lull of the genial
authoi's cMibeiaut humor. Its fun
issupciflcialand obvious; but moio
is meant than meets the eye or ear.
The vehicle which ran for a bun
dled years aud a day without a
bicik, typifies a healthful human
body, and icpresents the natuial
tenuof its set vice. If, however, a
man has catauahal, bionchial,
asthmatic oi puhnonaiy diseases, lie
cannot live out half his days, unless
he eradicates tho sciofulous humois
whose piesonco causes tlieso local
troubles. The gieat blood-cleansing
alteiative of Dr. Pieiee, known
as the "Golden Medical Discovery,"
lids tho blood ot scrofulous pollu
tions, and, by Improving the nut ri
tion, gives ikw Igor Jo the debili
tated hj stem, and cuVi s. these dis
eases. I'uoqiukd Di. r age's Catasrli
Homed v .
The population of At ilea is eigh
teen to the squat o mile; in Europe
there are eighty-two to tho saino
space.
A Safe Investment
Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisfactory lcsults, or in case
of falliuo a leturn of purchase price.
On tills safe plan you can buy from
our adveitised diuggist a bottle of
Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con
sumption. It is guaranteed to bring
lelief in every case, when used for
any aflectiou of tlno.it, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, inflam
mation of lungs, bioncliltis. asthma,
w hooping caugh, croup, etc. It is
pleasant and agieeablo to taste, per
lectly safe and can always bo de
pended upon. Trial bottles free at
Daniel J. Fry's diug store.
Private advices state that tho re
Hof station at Point Uaiiovv, Alaska,
w 111 not bo established this year, as
thoappropilation voted by congress
will not bo available until July,
making It Impossible to scud tho
necessary m itorial and supplies to
Artie ocean until next yonr.
Having tried the eltVuts of tho concon
tmtmloMrtict of Oregon KldnevTeo, wo
chtoirrtill) hear wllnwn to lt benullolal
uimwu'v lnttltlH'llimufthodlifHigllvo onrnns.
litis Klinplv, mi IV mul MirtK It Is olly
taken mid nUutn luvutli) vitality to the
unpins It U Intended to operate upon with
imkiirtHl sueeei.
S.J. MiCOHMICIC,
lMUor Catholic Heittlue).
hold by 1) V. Miniums A Co.
'.,.Iil',RS'"..'B".'J,lR - te. Storf?""""
the I'mtml Htuiv ro kuilerliiB from In-
llt'iilej V Drtiulellou lVjiilOhtranKthans nnd
luvl(inilMtla dlKvatlvo orvHiia uud en
bl.w one lu 'iUo u hwtrty iaul wltliout
iii uiiiiliii Hneretrbob.
hsrtit bj 1). VV. MNtlimraThl.
V H-4 Cup of TotTM
U a itvnt uttrHfiion fttr reetuumnt.
1 lio oofli f dnin n tnim HeltonUrHUd' l"Ht
enti.'ilx rtNsiii,(U is mi or lha liwuiy
i.rro Viu.Kiioiis of Its ewUasr imrlor.
Thui (uVm i "i IU ixeaUtiit ailfco
Hrvanld every w k And m Sr iiytttrs
MMMMtaMwiinol b oiiil 111 the
taf. tf.
II. V. MATTHEWS.
Matthews
REAL
Office Over Capital National Bank,
SALEM, OREGON!
Five acre lots in the beautiiul "Garden City addition to Salem," just cost of the city.
Beautiful Garden, Fruit and Home sites I Call early and get your choice, Wo will sell you
city and suburban lots and farms of all descriptions.
MATTHEWS & AINSWORTH,
R6al Estate Agents.
F. E. HOOVER.
'HIS
ff
S THE II
Invest sn
Among a Great Many Chc5icb Bargains
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING:
72 acres, i of a mile from Salem, CO of which is In a high state of cultivation, balance excellent timber land.
House, barn anil out buildings: 2 acres lu orchaid. $100 por acre.
10-1 nciesone mile from Gervais; 90 acres in cultivation; two-story brick house; large barn and other out
buildings; largo oichard; 35 acres now in grain. Price 0000.
House and lot on Chcmeketu street, near Catholic church, $1600.
Large house nnd lot, 95x165, in North Salem, young orchard. Price $1500,
House with ilvo hard finished rooms, barn and lot 75x150 in South Salem. Price $800.
Lots in North Salem, near sticet car line.
Lots for sale in the following additiens: Boise's; Iieid's, University, Queen Ann and Yew Park. Also
many other choice bargains.
JOHN F.STRATT0N& SON
Imnortcrs
nnd Wholcsnlo dealers In
MUfc-ICAL MKHClIANDISi:
New ork.
41 nnd 4r Wnlkertit. Jolin V. hlintlon h
Celebrated Itu hIiii Out Violin stilngs, tlio
I liKNtln tlio World.
Our Ounruntcc it h denier receives n
eoniplnlnt, (vv liich ho believes to bo honest)
from iiny musician to v hoVn ho hua sold
any of these strings, ho Is authorized by
us to give htm another string without
chnrge.nndall such loss will be mndogood
by us to our customtis. without quibble or
question. (Beware ot Imitation.) Dealers
111 plenso send lor descriptive catalogue.
Trod supplied nt low est price.
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
OriiduateoJtudents In
Classical, Literary,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It is thooldPkt. Inmost nnd lmst ciwn.
slvo Institution of learning In the North.
wesi.
School onons flrst Jlondnv In Sentcmtwr
Send for cntnloguo to
MllUS. VAJN liv,
l'resldeut.
17: Salem, Oregon.
THE IINIE RESTAURANT,
TTnvtng been furiilshtd for the ecpeclal
II uectimmodntlon of the public, vue
tiiitethenttonttonnf the tho 11 UN a 1ft'
nnd sletipy one to "Our Home" beds, new
und clemr, gtwd "Home" meals served reg.
ulnrb thrvo tlmon a day. No Chlneoe In
tliekltehen. Olvous n call uud see for
ours If.
E. M. r,A.V, Proprietor.
Oir. Court nnd High St., Snlom, Or.
1 liiHUttmH are mulcted with dUenscH of
Hip Klduev nnd ITrinnrv Onmns. ti lin tur.
iii ... s. -. . "....:! .?r r zz" ---
ibt in MiwuMwraiiittr iimn maue Kno.vn
llitur tnmuliH. Tnull tlni.ti ntlllnia.t u
own ottter a wife nnd sivHHiy nimmly In Ore
koii Kldiy Tm. vviiMi 1 ooii)x)d oi
rurUx, el4ilwl wTOi Rrwt re In Oregon,
lid wurntnUHl nut to eontMln minemb of
uiiykliul, A fewdoM nttord luttitnt re
fold uy D. V, Xfathown & Co.
ESTATE
O. B. EDGETT.
araette wmm
FORMERLY THE SALEM LAND COMPANY,
Sill
TO
The Salem Abstract
-AND-
LAND COMPANY,
Have K'uioved to building adjoining
Thompson's jewelry storo on
Commercial street.
Titles Investigated.
Money to Loan.
Land for Sale.
Houses for Rent
OALL AND SEE US.
BoarderS!
lujono vvlbhlng to hoard ntn viulet
ii. uuu ij inuuc, win niiu mo ooject OI
iicif biMri'iiui
IVIRS. M. A. THOMPSON'S,
Cor. Chumeketo aud Liberty Sts., balem,
Where a low bolcct boirders onn secure
board.
H. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. 25-1J Coinmorcial St.
ITnlIRO nml fnrrinirn T.iliWlt.r.
Sign writing, Paper housing and
decorating, Wall tinting and kol-
bomiiiliiK
o.ectuea m tno latest
stylo.
Experienced Workmen Employed.
Satistaction Guaranteed.
Call and see us batora yyu lt your
work.
Real
F. L. ATNHWORTH.
Ainsworth,
It, P. BOISE, Jr.
IS THE PLACE
oran 6.000.000 poop'8 belloje Uut n
' ww para beat to bnrtleeiU
of tne largest and moot reliable house, and they vat
Fotj's Seeds
i. M. FERRY k CO. an
acknowledged to Da toe
largest Seedsmen
In the world.
D M.FEKtY&OO'
Illustrated, Deacrip.
tlie and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For 1880
Will ba m&ilad FHCE
to aJl aDtille&ntfl. and
fcn liurt vtuir1! nafmtiAra
without ordering It. Intalu.
IneiHteac. I ahonld aend for It Addreia
D. M. FERRY & CO., Dotrolt, Hlclb
DR. JORDAN'S
1IIKJPIMI OH I MIT
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751 Market St. San Francisco
OAL1FOHNIA.
Go and learn how to avoid
disease, ahd how wonderful
ly you are made. Consulta
tion and treatment pers on
ally or by letter or weak
nesses and all dlseasse of
men. bend for book.
Pilvato olllce 211 Geary street.
Tho B rJYEES GUIDE la
issujd Mrch and Sopt.,
each year. It is an onoy
clopodia of useful infor
mation for all who pur
chaso the luxuries or tho
necessities of life. We
can clothe you and furnish you with
all the necosBtry and unnecessary
appliances to ride, walk, danco, sleep,
eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what is required to do all those things
COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fall
estimate ot the value of the BUVJUBS'
GUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents Vo pay postage.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, HL
BDtkiea't Antes Silre.
T!iu beat salve in tho world for
its, bi ulses, sorea, ulcers, saltrheum,
over fcores, tetter, chapped hands,
bilblains, corns, and all akin erup
ioiis, und positively cures piles, or
t lm.v required. It Is guaranteed
' give perfect satisfaction, or money
'milled. Price 25 cento per box.
Y IOIIN J. PRY, Druggist.
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