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Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(incorporated.)
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WEDNESDAY-A U i UKT7, 1889
It Inn been imIciiIuImI tluiL the
railroads of lliu world are woilli
Hourly .'500,oat,oo,000, or aloiil ono
tonth of tho we. I li of tho civillcd
nations, or more th.in a iii. trior or
tho invented capital. At I Ills rale
a I the ready money I i tho world
would buy only one-third of Ilium.
Tin; Inventive gcnlim of in n
finds) no end to lit apiilictilo'i. IS
Mclally Wthls t!ieeiu in a Iw.i.vap
pllam.es. The r. Mway A Kiys thai
anotlicr revo'uli m. try loroniot'vi.
him been dovK'd. 1 1 'h In have Iwi
hollers, ono above the other, and en
glut1 and tender aie to he Incased in
a shell of tin Iron tapering ofl to u
point In front of the whole machine
being 76 feet long and weighing in
working order 1)1 tons. Thus it will
bo 122 feet, longer and IU to is he ivier
than tliu biggest Kiiropenn loeoino
tlvo yet turned out. This engine linf
licun patented in Kronen by a linn
grirlau engineer named A a lleslliy.
SI. 'IVmui", one of ihe engineers on
the Salu.ra railroad, now being cou
nt 'iieted by Krance, reports a curious
discovery of great archaeological
value. Coming upon a mound of
sand he had It dug into and found a
dome which proved to hu (hu lop o"
a lower. On dlugin,; deeper the
tower piovcd lo belong ton mo(mu
untlicly embedded in die hand. Con
tinuing his reseaicheshc i asa .ewly
uncovered nluii houses anil a water
coin co. The water eoui'M! Is of ;i cat
value and will be used for li'igajoii.
This d!s"overy eonllnns tliu Inipres
slo t iii..t the Bahaia was oueu a
iionu. ouh ) it. ay no means a wiulo
or tie. o
Floated Two Days at Sea.
I was hi a crow's net, or lookout,
on board the New England whaler
Yankee Land, and we were bearing
up for Valparaiso from the Juan
Fernandez Islands, when I caught
sight of a floating human body on
the lee bow and half a mile away.
Wo had only a light breee and the
sea was scarcely disturbed, and from
my perch aloft I could even tee ths
fish as they played about us.
I had scarcely hailed the deck
when the floater raised his head,
kicked his feet under the surface,
and, after waving Ids arm as a sig
nal, he begun swimming down to
us. The sight of a man out at sea,
provided with nothing whatever to
float lilin, was queer enough; but
there was something much queerer
In store for u.
have seen the natives of almost
every country in the water, hut
never saw an.v thing like the speed
this lloater made rs hu came down
to us. He just smoked through
wa'jr like a yawl with hersi'M set to
a sl'i'l breeze. All the men mustered
forwntd to get a sight of him, and
lis lie came alongside he checked his
way, took a long survey of our craft
and coolly called eut:
"What sb pis that?"
"The Amu lean whaler Yankee
it nil." answered tho mate.
Watilany hands?"
"Yes, we will ship you," lephed
the captain.
"VeHy well, sir; I'll come aboard."
They threw him a rope and he
".oon stood on deck, tho only eon
cciTod person on tliu ship. Ho asked
for a chow of tobacco, wrung the
waicrout of his clothes, and when
tliu cook brought him some grub he
did notappearovcr-hungry. He re
fined dry clothiM, saying ho felt bet
ter when damp, ami when hu had
llmshcd eal'ug lie exclaimed:
".My name Is Tom Kineh. I quit
no Kngilsh hl' .Saxon two days
it'o. I can steer a boat or fasten to
a whalu Willi thu best of you. (live
mo a lay and letnie turn to."
" i'ou quit the Saxon two days
A Pleasing Sight.
Who's fairer than a lllly,
And she's sweeter than n roe;
And she knocks tho neighbor silly
' When sb wields the garden hose.
Blic lifts her skirts from danger
With her left hand while bcr right
Grasps tho nozzle, and the stranger
Gets a wry pleasing sight.
The neighbors eyes nil twlnklo
And their Intercut dally grows,
For they like to see her sprinkle
And they like to see tho liosc.
bomervlllo Journal.
Pretention Hotter TJiaii Cure.
I Mas slttltu beside
My destined bride,
One still sentimental day:
"Howl long." said I,
Uut to make you cry,
And I'd kiss tho bright tears iiwaj I"
Fair Cecily blushed,
Her Milce grew hush'd,
I thought she would ery to be sure;
Hut she lisped tome,
Touting prettily,
"Pretention Is betlcr than eurel"
sen A PS."
to thu
and
been
I'AhT AND I'lSC-.IlM'.
To lovluw all old tliu of newspa
pers Is almost as good for us its to ic
view our own past life. How many
causes for seilous relleellou, for won
iler at our own stupidity, for resolu
tion to iiieml our ways, tirNo as we
tin n page after page causes appli
cable In thu Individual levtcwlng
his own past; to thu eoiiuiiuiiily tc
newlng the old tiles. How many
hopesillsappoliited, aspirations with
cied, Our eye was Hist caught by a pie
lure In u paper of I ail), Illustrating
thu life and ways of thu Kngllsh
sparrow, Just then Introduced In sev
eral parks nl New York City. A
beautiful house Is madu for them
and thousands of people aru gath
ered to look at thu "pielty Innocent
birds." How they shall hu fed Is
carefully set foith;aud how pioteet
etl from nest robbing boys. The ar
ticle onils with a suggestien: "It Is
not best to feed them so regularly In
summer!!"
rowi:it or cii.viom.
That iliU'erent manners and no
tions picvnll lndlliercut parts of thu
gloU N, of couroo, known to iw all.
In somu patts of thu world tho Hps
am breught together In token of
lovoor aireetiun, In other thu tips
of the i it wt, I u sonic places lo un
cover thu head Is a mark of iv.pwt.
In others to tuep It covered. Allium;
somu nations nlaek clothes are worn
as a nlgn of mourning, and others
white. In somu lands tho dead inv
burled hoilir.ontully, in others they
imi buried uptight. In weteiu
tmunirleshlek people iay their phy
sicians as long as they arv rick, but
In China and other Oriental uiun
IiIch, physlolans are paid by (heir
clients so long as tho latl.u" e.ijoyj
good btvilth, In l'arli, doiues(luMi-
viuilM are eneotiragetl to marry, as
they aie olnHfrviil to k muru settled
and inoiv active In their duty than
when baoholois. In London Mieh
lunrrlngtM aii discouraged, as ivu
tiering ervauts moro atteuthu to
their own families than to tlie.n of
their mauler's.
(Jieat Is the)H)uerof lis'.d eiintom,
and If we taKe any of the prluelml
events of life, ouch ax death rnd
uiarilae, wo llml the iinvnioiiUv
coiimvtisl with them dilteriuv nnvsi
curiously 111 dllleieut lamU; tut
grtsiter still U the Hiuer of fashion,
and Ihe human i. uiUy i rapidly and
t'luviiully Mibuuttluy: to lis tymu
iilctUwaydlips ell d liental 'hs
plooa-jcrli adopting xuteru habits.
In lre.niinl inauiur. tho I'lilucoc,
iijOV" quciied the captain.
"Yes, sK"
"Where was sheV"
"A ina.'ierof lift v miles
no.i'nwest, .ilr."
"At se.V'
' es, sir."
"How dlil you quit?"
"ri. Id good-by to my watch
Jutnpud ovciboud, and havu
Ilo.tlir; ever since."
Thuio wasn't a man In thu slilp
who believed his sto y. udeeil,
what Intelligent 'man would be'ieve
It? And ye,, It wsm the gospc (ruth,
as we discovered when we ie. died
W.lpi "I'lsa. 'I"e Haxou was there,
ami half a do.uu of her crew saw
him gu overhoaut as s i.te I.
Hom I'lir Perrinui'.
(huher the ro-e leaves In dr.
weathei, 'emove thu petals, and to
thu propo"ilou of half a peek fresh
leaves mrew in a good handful of
salt. Let this leiuulu live days,
stirring up the leaves every day.
When they appear moist add three
ounces of biulsed allspice aud one
ounce of cinnamon stick bruised.
Lot this renu 'u on the leaves a
week-, Hjrrl.iiheni dally from tho
bottom. Then put Into a permanent
Jar one (ounce of allspice, and add
the stock layer by layer. Sprinkle
between tho follewing: One ounce
each of cloves and cinnamon, two
nutmegs mil coarstey powdered,
some ginger root sliced thlu, half an
ounce of aniseed biulsed, ten grains
of line;, musk, half a pound of
fi Chilly di'ed lavender (lowers, two
ouiicim of powdered onis root and
ad lloUum colonge, nwu or orange
(lower water, orange or lemon peel.
Kreshly dried violets, tuberoe,
clove pinks, or any other scouted
(lowers may bo added. Flue extract
of any kind will enhance the f ii
grout odor, while ilvsli rose leaves,
salt and allspice, made as at llrst,
may I hi added when convenient,
ytlr the Jar occasionally, leaving it
closed except when the torfuino Is
Nhed to odorlo the room.
Well-bred people are not always
the upper crust.
The proper repast to Isj served af
ter a card party a game supper.
When the poet said that man was
made to mourn he printed the news.
The love of sympathy exists in
tliu most dcg.adcd of human crea
ture:!. A gus syndicate has been formed
in Ontario. It will be easy to bust
this trust.
A man of settled convictions Is one
who has been HJiitcuccd to life ser
vices in a penitentiary.
Farm bifu in China.
A farmer may be hired by the
year from f S to $14, with food, cloth
ing, head shaving and tobacco.
Those who work by the day receive
eight to ten cents, with a noon day
meal. At the planting and harvest
ing of rice, wages are from ten to
twenty cents a day, with live meals,
or thirty cents a day without food.
Kew land owners bile hands, except
for a few days during the planting
aud harvesting of rice. Those who
have more land than they aud their
sons can till, lcatcs It to their neigh
bors. Much land is held on lins.'s
given by ancient proprietors to
clansmen whose descendants now
till it, p lying from $.7 lo$l 1 worth of
rice anuually for Its use. Kood aver
ages l!i ilu uioie than a dollar a
mouth for each member of a farm
er's family. Oeo who buys, cooks
and cats h's meals alone, spends
from fifty cents to &1 a mouth tipon
the raw material and fuel. Two
pounds of .''to, eo-liig V, cents, wit ti
relishc'i of salt tlsh, pickled cabbage,
cheat) egetables and fruits, costing
1 cents, is the odinay allowance
to each luboicr for c.ich lnj. Abe"--1
iiclhy'unih'iculn;) lux ui ions pd lent, !
"Live nn ii ..pence a day and cam j
it," is followed by nearly every I
Oulnama.i. Olio or tun dependent
rcla.lvcs .'icquuutly share with him
the sixpence.
VKfc
The Chief Reiuon for me great raft
cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In Uu
article Itself. It is merit that wins, and tht
(act that flood's Sarsaparllla actually ac
complishes what is claimed for It, Is whaf
has given to tills medicine a popularity and
tale greater than that of any other sarsapa-
IViWit Wine rllla or blood purt'
IVIfcJril, VVIIlb ner before the publla
flood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Salt
rtlicmn and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Ueadache, Ulllousness, overcomes Thai
Tired reeling, creates an Appetite, strength,
ins the Nerves, builds up the 'Whole Systen
Hood Miiriiiuril!a Is soldbyall dru
rfsts. Jf, slxforfO. 1'reparedbyC. I. Hoof
i'j.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
Much damage has resulted re
cently from forest fires. Tins should
have the effect of making people
more careful to prcvont the starting
of such fires.
liOMM In I'alllornia.
Krom a single rose Held In Almcda
county thlr y ihotKuid ro'C-bushea
hitt'eUvu sold dining the proem
win.er, Most of these have Uvn
shlpiH'd, Ten thoiiNiml oi'tlie whole
iiilintHr were shlpissl to Seattle,
That town ought to be ruse-embowered
a few mouths hence. Thou-
Miiilt of nves have been shlpiK'd
from the smaller garden, and other
thousands have been sold for plant
ing nearer homo; for while the aina
turn gardeaiefs te'l nothing, row
plaining hai in'ooine a piMllt.ible
IhnIih'. Toeei may W mvii lu
bliKiui ltitheoKii gerdom at the
liud-wiuier mMsoIK but thuso otlervd
111 (he m.trUet anddKplaytsl In win
tlowaoi llo.lstsal thai mvioii do not
grow In tho op.ni air. It I not m
much frosty weather that Uivp
tlit'ui Uteltuj the ln.T ralntornts
l,i-S.il lluli.la.s.'
There is conslderahiu dlHcreneu as
to legal holidays, ,ln the dlH'erent
states, aud for the buiietU of those
who always improvo u holiday the
following bul'etlu is issued:
July 4th and December 523th aru
legal holidays in every itatu and ter
ritory lu tho Union; a man is per
fectly safe to celebrate them any
wheie. It is not to with January
1st or New Year's day; Ho can
wlioop-lt-up lu any state or territory
except Aikaiis-iM, Delawaie, Georgia,
Kenluci;, Main, Massachusetts,
New Hampshire and Norih and
South Carolina.
Kcbruary 525.M, or Washington's
birthday, In all the states but Ala
bama, Arkansas, Kloilda, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mis
souri, North Carolina, Ohio, Oiegon,
Teniieusco and Texas.
May HUtli, or Decoration Diy, also
called Memorial Day, is a legal holi
day on'y in Colorado, Connecticut,
Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, lVnusyl
vanla, It bode Island, Vermont and
Wisconsin.
Sitting on the Safety Valve.
Many are they who have laughed
at the etory of tlio green steamboat
fireman who sat on the safety valve
to pievent it leaking. Yes thousands
are repeating bis folly every day.
They are troubled with blotches,
pimples, eruptions, salt rheum, boils
carbuncles, ulcers and old sores, and
are contenting themselves with sup
pressing the symptoms without re
moving the cause. They sit on
these safety valves oy which nature
is driving out blood inpuritles, in
stead of using Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, which cures by
cnioving the cause, which is in thu
blood. It is a wonderful blood pu
rifier and invigorating tonic.
Do you think tho proprietors of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Itemeuv would
ofl'erfas they have done for many
years, a standing rewartl of J5U0 for
a case of catarrh' which they cannot
cure, if they did not positively know
that tlio remedy will absolutely and
permanently cure catarrh. Sold by
druggists at only 50 cents.
Science at Home.
Grandmamma had been explain
ing to tlio little girl how our earth is
kept from (lying oil' into infinite
space by the attraction of tlio sun
which is constantly trying to draw
the eaith toward IL-elf, while tlio
latter always keeps its distance.
"Grandma," said the little girl, "I
should think the sun would gel die
couraged after a while, and let it
go."
The immediate symptoms of Dys
pepsia, or Indigestion, tiro a distres
sing sense of weight, oppression and
fullness in the stomach, heartburn,
loss of appetite, foul breath, belch
ing, flatulency, nausea nidus in the
shoulders and breast. Dr. Henley's
Dandelion Tonic promotes healthy
digestion and removes all unhealthy
symptoms. Sold by D. W. Mathews
Tho latest reports from Johns
town place the total loss of life at
cooo.
A man never knows what ho can
do until ho tries; and then, after
ward, he is often very sorry that ho
found out.
llirlnvny to Wealth,
uo father "Houiile, you are
nownltout to graduate, ami It Is time
for you to select an occupation. To
what do your tastes Incline?" Hen
ule, who has not wasted liU tlmu lu
study "Father, I cannot tell a Ho.
1 would like to to a millionaire."
Father, oyousy "lllevs you, my
sop; It Is the very trade I would have
bolectcd for you. I will put .ton In
that Hue at once." Apprentices
i him to I'hrrd l'hrolllek, the humor
itst of the KlukapooUl gl r.
THE NEW DISCOVERY.
You have heard your friends aud
neighbors talking about It. You
may yourself be one of tho niauy
who know from personal experience
just how good a thing it is. If you
have ever ti led it, you are one of Its
staunch friends, because the won
derful thing about it is, that when
once given a trial, Dr. King's New
Discovery ever after holds a place U
tlio house. If you have never used
it and should be alllicted with a
cough, wld or any Throat, Lung or
Chest trouble, secure a bottle at
once and ulvu It a trial. It iscuanin-
teed every time, or money refunded.
Trial Unities Free at Daniel J. Fry'B
drugstore.
Arithmetic and Art.
First Little Girl (at tho theatre)
Ain't it nice to havu two of those
funny dronuos?
Second Little Girl Yes it's twice
as ilinny as If there were only oue.
The Best Residence
Localities
In the citv of Tortlnnd nnl other prosperous towns are tl19.se owned by men or corporations who
have the disposition and anility to improve them.
HIGHLAN
ON
mrrri
lliU
IS OWNED BY
ORB Ui
Culf
PAN!
And this Corporation is detennined to
Mil!
m
ie I
JUL
A-
mm
Addition
To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High
land additions and around Highland Park
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no
lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lots in Highland Additon are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
The toll is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings aud our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and
a number of residences are soon to be built. .Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over 1000. We can sell you better lots In High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street rallwiy they aro practi
cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so
called "inside lots." ,
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car
tickets every year.
CESSaxxaa7G!3bE
yUTEa B.OOO.OOC poop!" tdlere tnat It
of tb largest and most reueblo house, and t&ey me
Ferry's Seeds
rinrvarfl7 u
AjyspmA
tt&tr'tta.rtzzjjm
r, r&rvnVfUvTW
iBUJ&TAPl'JP
JPVi-J4
larllMt 0oll4owr
Is uliUsca.
'. II, FERRT A CO. an
acuioiriedfM to M ins
largest Seedsmen
In the world.
D M.FmbtACo'
ninetratediPeacrip.
ut ana rncea
SEED ANNUAL
For 1889
Will ba mailed FRri
to all applicant, and
lut TMra cnRtjunAr
without nrderinv it. inmu.
ahtatanjl Rntntwrwwnrin.
Garden. Field or Flower SeeS
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11...1 .. 1 w I11CII tirtvrti lliu llliniuiiii'-; i nil'
.111 1 it iue. lliiiiliMM noil 'I'nrl.u ur
miivly gvtllii 1 hiiiviHiuilml and to bud" uu'1 t,ntlK "l,aul
ilav the Oriental vouili. duivnlltiil
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h rmtlon1 turn, look
rapid ikVky.
The deaf man Ili.iU hiiio ci uola
ujKiU jt I tlou lu tho hope of here niter.
j UK NKNT IT U.VST.
I r a j oar ra iroublnl with lui In
, lay Ucl aud aldo, ami headache. Ihe rvult
of v r uud klducy InrnUe. I wm altnicnsl
to Jo)- Vi'.-ftaWd tUrUparllla by thu Hart
lliiX tctlruotill la the i-ivn aud xhlch
Kvmoil u uraiilral I a Imluowl to try It,
luoulntf that t tl wai )iurvly x-jvuhle, It
vrouM at any rate da tut harm. It arttsl at a
Ktutl laxalit? aud ntu-r tho uxoud Imttlo
lay alui aud arhc dlap(varvxl and I kit
III a utw tuau. It did t much for mo that
I muI aorvral Ulttv4 to my family lu New
JtfrHy, m hu alto tixO: It with th mot tatla-facUu-
rtaultv ,
NUr Cular, to of Clay Hwt Ju )
siw-fc
A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.
K. Halnbrldge, Mutiday Est.,
County Attv., Clay Co.. 'lx. says:
"Have iimmI Klecirlo lilttera with
most happy results. My brother
was nlsti very low with Malarial
Fever and Jaundice, but wits cured
by timely tiroof this medicine. Am
MttMled FJcctrlo Hitters saved has
life."
Mr. I). I. Wllcuxsou of Horse
Cave, Ky., adds a like twtimony,
Kiylm:: tie iHtoltlvely belteven he
would nave died, had It not been
lor i-.iivine intiers.
ahould aend tor It. AddreM
O. M. FERRY CO., Datrell. Mlcb.
A PUBLIC BENEFACTOrV
"Who is H. II. Warner, of Koche
er, N. Y., whote Safo Remediea, e
pecially "Warner'a Safo Cure, havo at
tained such success and celabrity at
homo and abroad?" "
The Question isiiiSDired as much hi
affection aa curiosity, since through
his instrumentality hundrods of thou,
sands, in both hemispheres, have
been restorod to health and happi
noss. Hon. H. II. "Warner, then, is a
leading and honored resident ol
Rochester, not only, but a prominent
and influential citizen of the United
States. On several occasions chosen
by his party as a National delegate to
nominate a President of the Republic,
he Iub been a member of the Kopub
can State Committee and of its Exe
cutive committee, lie is a member
of the American Institution for the
Advancement of Science; resident
of the Rochester Chamber of Com
merce; a successful and upright busi
ness man. He has given away for
tunes in charities. The celebrated
and costly Warner Observatory of
Rochester was conceived, endowed,
and is maintained by him. His
munificent prizes for the discovery of
comets has been at once the wonder
and delight of the scientific world.
ine yellow lever scourage In the
South, the Ohio floods, tba fire dis
asters of Rochester and other cities
awakened his profoundest sympathies
and in each instance his check for
from 500 to $5,000 swelled the several
relief funds. Where other wealthy
men give tens and hundreds, he gives
hundreds and thousands.
His charities are as ready and
magnificent as his enterprises and
public spirit are boundless.
The world has need of more such
men.
jn incident led him into the manu
facture of medicine. Seized some
twelve vears a?o with what Hia ihi
physicians termed fatal kidney dis
ease, he was miraculously restored to
health by what is now known as
arner's Safe Cure. At nmn ha ..
I solved to make known the merits of so
SEE HERE I
j JOHN F. STBATTON & SON
. Importers nnil Wlioloialo dealers la
I MOhlCAI. JIKKCIIANlJlftE. Now York.
! 1,1 niuU.'i Wnlkerbt. John F. Strntton's
I Cclebrntfil Hit sl.tn Gut Violin ktrlngs. tho
I Finest In the World.
If there is anyone in the whole .state
of Oregon who wants to return
to the east he should read
this advertisement:
A Bargain For Somebody!!
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Our Ounr.inteu If a dealer receives a
complaint, (w hteh ho uelleesto bo honest)
lrom any musician to whom ho has bold
unyoftlicM) striURs, ho Is authorized by
us to give him nuothcr t-trlUB without
elur(,",and all fcuch loss will bo made good
by ii-. to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Hewuroo! imitation.) Dealers
will please send lor descrlotlve catalogue,
fradj supplied at lowest price.
To Exchange for-
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ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL,
FOlt
Boys and. Girls.
Tlio school will onen on tho 21th
of September. Thorough Instruc
tion In the primary and
11 a Vu need
English Branches.
LATIN' AND ELEMENTS OF MUSI
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'1 iCHMS and further Information may be
pad on application to
ItKV. F. II. POST,
Cor. Chemeketn and BtateSts.
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A GOOD CHANGE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TltAlxs DAII.V !
NO CHANGE OF aVRS
I'hls grtNit renuHl v will ward off, ' Ylnt remedy, and the consequence
.Malarial UImmisch. '" " i-uj ne uas immense labora-
.s well as cure all
md for all Kidney, J.lvcr nnd btom
tories and warehouses in the United
ncli DUinlew stands unequalcd. ' lae6.i Canada, England, Germany,
Daulel J. Fry's A-Uf ' Australia and Uurmah. Sales
tfFot prii
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SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGC
And all points East via
St. PAUL aud MINNEAPOLIS.
11L S,,lcf? 'ciflc railroad is the only
ii5?.2 U!?B Nwnsw tnilnn. coud claw
f.!ifi? if";? of chnfW) Luxurious Day
roachiM, 1'ulliuan ll.iw si..,n. rv.
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landtotheeiut
'5c) from Iorl-
I'rkvotV and Sl.ntJ
I'rugxtotw
In a play bOu to lo produced lu
New York there Will U no ttuik
illkvl with re.il water, or a brace of
bona tide burslaw, but rooster
that Uujws when to crow, A com-
ol his Safe Kemedies are enormous, J
and their power over diteasa aimnl -
marvelous. '
The merit of a production is in ex- $75 tn 90 v Mi,vi " l
act keeping with the character of its r?r?rr!.? t,,vrriSli,".f '
producer. An honest and reliable s,,r-rb'iiiiau.ihruil
man himself. Mr. Warner makes ' a V'1?1 vBtUyui
honest and reliable medlcines-a fact AbJn4 TiS.oV'S 'S1 v
"" " w; .hnftUll,,,,.,.,! h. kZ.u.. . u
petonl CfiuiNiiiy ha Vl eagnjetl wfauAvaLtorim. - state andh(
to u.iiHrt 1 be I IN. t , u- "m -ChlSvT i"?S. "SSS er uw'u? Aut
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1 " w ,lSJJSnr ,,.c.ket re v he Northern
fuclnc rutlroad and avoid the
change ofcar.
dJjfri,,V,rt,3l1. t5 a. in. nnd K.-10 p. m.
dull arrUo ntillnneapolU or SU 1'uul at
S.m.' ki " ' "r, at UOi a. m. and &W
JVil". A "' rouimat 7:10 p tn and
through llu . n 1-alato Mttplng trt,
-.u Un m .,, uet palitco dlnlnir
j- tlwcir. .J.ad. fucouiund-altl
lx-potu.,ivrKlr.taBilu 'tsU,
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