Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 22, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL EVENING JOTTBNAIi. IDE CAPITAL JOURNAL. PUULIHUEO DAILY.EXCEpr SUNDAY, BT 17IK Caoltal Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) I.'nUrcd at the pmtofllce nt Halem,0r.,l Rtcond-cla matti-r. Bee fourth page for term of ubcrlp Hon. AdverUVment to Insure Inncrtlon (for he Kimc day) khould be handed In by I o'clock. t)rrejondenco containing newii of In ttrext nnd lniortnnco U dcalrcd from all part of Ihonlnlc. ;.'o MuiiUon will Ie itil to anonymous oomrnunlcntlon. Permit deal ring the Capital Jouhnai nerved at their hoimr run necure It by po Vt card requoit, or by word ten at thlr ornce. Hpeclmen number cul free on applies linn. Ofllce, corner Court and Liberty Street. WKDNKKMUAV JANUARY Z, ANNOUNCKJIKNT. Urcfr (Juartrr Teleerapb Herrlce- Incrt-a.nl Working Force The Journal Steadily Oroirlnc. The Publishers announce tba they have completed arrangement for improvement on the Cai'ITai Journal, in keeping with the growth and prosperity of the city Indications point to a larger Influx of population for this year than evci before. Wo arc certain to hav more nubile and private Improve mentfi thuti in any year previous The demand for homes and real es tate Is iitcadily Increasing. To meet the demand I ho Jourkai will shortly ba moved into the post offlco block, opposite the Chcmokeli hotel. Additions will be made to the working forces of tho paper Negotiations nro pending that wll give tho Eveninu Journal tin most complete press and sprc'a) telegram service of any evening paper hi Oregon. It will bo madi In nil respects tho best news, family and business paper In Salem, and devoted to the Interests of tin Capital. Capital Journal Pun. Co. Tin: huge snow drlftsof Cnllfornlu nonu a siiuuiicr down our uncus u horo In thosuniiy Wlllametto vulley, B. P. Lancaster, an Ilwaco trap per and hunter, had to Imvo hh hand amputated on account of an accidental rlflo slint wound. An unusual iirevulenuo of tin chlnook winds Is all that will briny them out in portions of California In time for spring seeding. WlTIf iftuytl mtil .noriiiMl t.iM. ngemeut now, and with a full and fuir usaOBsiiient, the city of I'eudle. ton ought to he In a flourishing con dition at tho end of I ho year. 15. O. - . i- The largest brewery In tho world Is situated In tit. Louis. Its build lugs and yards occupy forty-live blocks. It employs 2000 workmen, has a capital of $5,000,000, and dur ing tho year 1880 produced over 25,000,000 gallons of lieer. UNLIMITED NONSENSE. An excessive coinage of silver is as impolitic as an excessive Issue oi piper, especially when the coin pre tends to ue wuat it is not or run value. A silver coin claiming to I of the value of one dollar, out in reality worth only seventy-twncents. is us uud us a piece of paper claim ing to Ik worth iuo cents, out hi reality passing at a discount or de preciation of twenty-eight per cent. At present the greenback is prefer able to the silver dollar. It is u promise to pay based upon the credit of the government, and no longer what It was originally In 18.il', a forced loan, not redeemable at the wish of the holder. Portland Orcgonlan. It would be of Interest to the peo ple to know what tho Orcgonlan considers an "excessive frsue" of diver. It Is also pitiful to behold a great panr liko the Orcgonlan employing exploded theories and palming them ofTon the people as editorial wisdom For Instance, Mr. Cleveland took ip the same line of argument in hostility toward the present standard lollar. He twice In his earlier mes sages, predicted a panic unless tin sel nage of silver dollars were huh 4tided. Hut the panic did noi some, and Mr. Cleveland retired .villi a broken record us a failure In invdictfug financial carthquakas. It la a solid fact that no govern nent attempts to coin money of full oullion weight and value. Then hy this talk about a 72 ct., dollar. Tho standard dollar Is the basis ol ur silver certificates, which are to lay tho least expcnslvo and most popular paper money afloat. If the Ymcrlcun silver coinage is made leavlertbun that of other lands, it Is a mply our Joss and their profit. At present tho greenback is prefer- lOloto the "silver dollar." There was a Imo when newspapers like ho O. all over tho United States .ondemned tho greenback in much ho same terms as they now do the diver dollar. Hut they were com licl'ed to change their attitude to ward tho greenback. So public men ire changing their views about the diver dollar. It Isapparontly grow ing clearer that the silver certificate and silver dollar nrcas.ife, popular and useful species of currency for tho people. Tun legislator of tho stato of Washington seek to protect them selves and secure their virtues from temptation by the formation of an untl-boodlo society, to opposo the practice of leulslatlvo bribery. Then Is no law to protect any set of men from maklnir fools of themselves. L a j Flora L uic, of Des Moines, Iowa, has been acquitted of Un charge of murder. She fired at random Into a crowd who were charlvarlug her grandfather, and hilled n mnn. The Iowa courts hold that men are J untitled lu pro tecting their homes against such on I rages. Anion i A will be tho outlet of the great Chicago & Northern railway byway of lloUo City to that grand ocean harbor, Astoria. Almost lie fore our is'oplo know It tho swlfi Iron horse will bo snorting along dowu the back yard through the stiburlii of (lormautowu, aero the Ball Creek valley, and on to Tllla- HKMik. Dallas Itemler, Nnw a successor to Judgo Thayer Is to lie elected, The republicans have one man preeminently entitled to the honor of a seat on the supreme bench a man of exjHirloiuv, thor oughly quaimcd, and of dm moat uncompromising Integrity John II. Waldo. Doubtless they have other couiKtent and honest men, any one of whom If nominated will proba bly lu cltvted,-- iwist Orcgonlan (Deni.) i , ' "i This U tho nontlutout of many Bx-Oovkiinor FOKAICKIt, of Ohlo.ls receiving attention from the press as one of tho dead politicians of this country. Ho had a remark .ib!o faculty Tor prompt action In cases of great excitement. Hesont the midnight telegrum that aroused tho nation to u realizing sense of a Democratic President's unpatriotic ordor to return to tho Southern 4talPM tlll IwlHn II...... ...... - "J the bravo men of tho Northern ar-' oiles. Foniker helped crush the re bellion luClncluiiaii when thes.tloon keopora of that city so unwisely refused to obey the state Sunday law. Tho nervy governor telegraph ed tho city authorities that the law must 1)0 obeyed and he stood ready to orlug the whole power of the state it his command to help enforce the statute. Theso are somo of the orlglit features of his administra tion. Unfortunately for Foraker ho w.is a weak man In other respects, Htrong as ho was on dl matters pertaining to patriotism and upholding of civil authority. Ho had not enough character to Hold hlsowhlii tho political intrigues ind corrupt practices pursued by the politicians of that old state, which Is so full of able men, and who naturally resist tho encroachments upon popular favor made by so bold and dashing n man as (lou. Foraker An oltler man, Gov. Husk of Wis consin, has been ulevuted to a cabi net place for showing tho same kind of nerve and courage displayed by Foraker, ami which Americans re spect uud admire. A Rank Failure. Tho great rotary snow plough which was expected to clear the line to Spokane Falls at the rate of ten miles an hour without half try ing, got in last Saturday night and was received with loud cheers by an anxious crowd of snow-bound trav elers. The machine, however, has proved to be no good. During the last week it has screwed Us way U Latah, where the road ends In n huge snow drift, and can go no fur ther. The snow has packed and frozen until It is almost us solid ns earth, and the knives have no effect upon It. The plough now spends about two-thirds of the time going and returning from the repair shops. The only way to open tfie road now before warm weather, Is to put on n big force of men and shovel it out. The last train that has come over the road from Spokane Falls was on the evening of December the 30, 1880 Tekou Globe. 'A Western Heroine. Tuesday afternoon a 14-year-old indnimod James Percy, n son of Mr. Percy, of the upcr JJoIso valley, was out in the hills about twelve miles above the city on horseback and In search of some deer which a party of hunters from the city had killed. A man named Silas Saudlln was with the lad, but the two sepa rated in the hills, after which Percy's horeo threw him and ran ofT. Percy lay on the ground some time, stunned by the full and being unable to make his way home, re mained where he was until relief came In the person of Mrs. Olive .Call, who, being at home alone and hearing of the accident, started on horseback at 10 o'clock at night In search of him. She found the poor boy in tho condition described, and took him to her house several miles distant. On reaching home It was found that Percy had both feetsobadlyfrozen that his physi cian says uinputation may be neces sary. The net of Mrs. Call in going alone to the rescue of the unfortii- nato lad lit the hour named, and through the eold, was that of u genuine western heroine, nnd it will be iiflectlonately remembered to Iht honor. IJoiso City Statesman. A Tacomu paperbeys: The open ing or the Indian reservation and aj bridge across to tho Puyllups from I this city mean great things for Ta- coma. But it will Iks death to the T'livllmij. I The Chicago Times has an article headed "What Goes Into a Silk Dress." The Times should be more modest than that. Tacomu Globe. Nellie Illy overcome all obstacles in her trip around the world until she encountered the California snow-drilts. a - v:;irt nozir?. r.'''ni tia, tho rrc'.l known proprietor of l . -j -ta:--, jro.CJE'.HsSt., San Trim eU'tt, liitwerifsyt tho following latter to tho Eilvtt V. Joy Co. "My family Iiavc been taking Joy'8 Vegetable rar-o?arli;a now for months t-ttarplendld result". Ourcx Tcrlcntc has becu that after taking It roijularly for a (hort tttno and getting the system started r'?ht, an ocrnsioual doo thereafter keeps the rj tca in perfect condition. A peculiarity of yonr vegetable compound if, that It does uot loie Its effect, but rccrai to accomplish the umc results continually. Aj n liver and bowel rejalatoraniliorrcctlvelt h perfection. We vouM not be without It. In fnrt I have Just I'Oif'it ft dozen lottlcs to pet the re duced price." A. II. Itovro of r,23 Jones trcct, 8. T., also vrrltcs that It ban been his habit for ycari to Dra'o In tho ino'rdngs with n head aches and an c"':atitcd fcolin;?: b"t f i:i'o tho first bottlo lie !.a.i had no return. The Best Residence Localities ,. . .r .. i-asSTJ38S SSSSflK those owned by men or corporations who 4 c T Letter hist. The following letters remain un called for lu the postolllce at Salem Jan. 22, 18!X); persons calling for the same should say udvertised. Allen S A Anderson Fred HarrOW Beck Mrs I) liurford Mrs D It Cash H C CartterEtta Cniunce ohn Culbertson W L Hhse George Hutchinson A Jermaii Sole KttyUG Kirk John Maser J J Martin Wendla Newton Oleiimn John I'helps J It Shaw George Seely Mrs Frank Schrogg A S Simmon Mary Soilness Mrs Ed Thompvm Mrs RThompMin Mary Thomson Pete Yneuui (ieorge A. X. Giliii:rt, P. M. HIGHLAND ADDITION -IS OWNED BY m H I H Oil LAND MP II ! And this Corporation is determined to ale m i Is U ute Addition Inventor of the Lightning Kod. Fraiklin was not, as is commonly supposed, the maker of the first lightning rod. A poor monk of Seutt'juberg, Bohemia, nut tin the first lightning rod on the pulacc of tho curator of Preditz, Moravia, June ir, 1751. Tho name of the in ventive monk WiUiPriilim. ruiy-i- : -... u(tiitum was composed of a nolo surrounded by an iron rod, sup porting twelve curved branches and terminating hi as many metulic b ixes filled with Iron ore and en closed by a wooden box-like cover, traversed by twenty-seven Iron pointed rods, the bases of whieh found a resting place lu the ore box. The entire system ol wires was uni ted to the earth by a large chain. The enemies of Dilwisch, jculous of his success, excited peasants of the locality against him, and, under the pretext that liU lightning ro.l was the cause of tho exclusive dry weather, hud the rod taken down and the inventor imprisoned. Ex. The i'uljiit nuil til.1 St.isi'. Itev. F. M..Shr.iut, Pastor United Brethern Chinch, Blue Mound, Kan., says: "I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Dis covery has done for nie. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parsili loners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took live bottels oi Dr. King's New Discovery and am sound and well, gaming HOllis. in weight." Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes, "After a thorough trial and con vincing evirlei ce, I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption, heats 'em all, and cures I J" hcuevi:rviliijur uLiejaJ, u,',rAy ( thousand friends is to urge them to try it." Free trial hot les at Daniel .1. Fry's Drug Stoic. Regular sizeb SUe. and $1.0t). The Recorder at Lakcview, for economy's sake, had a box spittoon filled with sawdust. But cheap as the contrivance was, it managed to set lire to the build lug, and before tho lire could be pu out over $300 damage was done. The Host in tho foil i) try. Tin: Pendleton Orcgonlan favors the bill Introduced by a democratic congressman, to erect in the rotunda of the capltol at Washington a statue of Hon. Samuel J. Tildcn, Inscribed: "Samuel J. Tllden, nine teenth President or the United Slates, elected but not Heated." Tho electoral commission plan whlnh decided Mr. Tllden counted out of the presidency was originally proiswed by the democrats. The democratic party declined to en dorse Mr. Tllden by a reuomliuittou. The mjKr above referred to Is cer tainly a little oil' lu Its conclusions, 'i .. ; lin: Dalies Times. .Mountaineer llurklen's Arnica Salve. Tho best salve lu the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, wilt rheum, fever sores, tetter ehapied hands, ehllblalus, eorus uud all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles' or no pay required. It Is guarantied to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 115 cents ner box. For sale by Daniel .1. Iry, druggist. To the 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 Biverside 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, nnd no ots will be more than two blocks distant from the lin.'. Highland Park will in tho near future bo THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lots5 in Highland Additon arc High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Qrainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of the public buildings nnd our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of tto 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 railwty they are practi cally not half so far from the nublio buildiuirs and the business nart 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. Shcrilt's Sale. VTONICK In hereby given Unit by virtue L of an execution IsmipiI out nr th y".,h'"."''f,"'"-:riu 1 Uiiy r.f i)e- .u.i.uui loo.f, linn io run a lectt-d ution n W.,;,",?"t !,.!u!er,7I ' JiMlwcourttor ....... ini.1.1111 I. .tiiiriiiii ni I i ti f ru....n .. ... -.'.....- ' '. PKUU til u. rwu, iiu.i ii i-iTiincu transcript of u lifeh wan Uuely flled and dockelcJ I lii tlio oilice if tho clerk of Uioelreult court of tlie"tiite llhdiiy of .May. ISsS. wlitwln stum rnV., Dr. K. S. Holdei Cough Syrup cannot 1 the market for ihe cut colds ami bronchial al W. M. BOl Large size SI .00, small sale by all Druggist". lie Ethereal excelled in Of COUL'llS. CtiollH. S, Nuppu. ) cents. For nince company, ieooertd itti.r.,,n,.i nniln.t O. l- Dennis for the sum ftf A, S..i iV""""" "fin the yuth day of Anrll '.M 's''' "I111 UlHbi,p.Ci,,entB mxed it SlU.Sj and romiimndlne urn to sntlfv .!et,","l-?.!:.l'rV""ccrl"S cost Vu Im levied ,, nnrt will "ell to tnetjl-1, e. l.yill.k'C f'"- eash llltl(I ,m J P." l !. New Fish M rket. Allen Hliodos li.ietnblls 1 n new KM Market on SiiileMicet.and 1 kecpsa Reed fllJIIH) Ol llll, IHllluiy nun IIIH. (if him a cull niiu ymirk promptly iiticnucii to. Beer lias become n very popular twverage lu Japan. The importa tion fmm (.iermany lucreaseil from 8fc0,(li) bottles 1680 to-2,1501,7 bot tles lu 1SS8, but since then the im ports have decreased owing to the establishment of native breweries. Tho London correspondent to the New York Times says that the American colony in Purls Is passing almost unscathed through the pres ent epidemic, owing to tho use of quinine pills. New York Is rapidly eoinlng back to giis lights, uud gangs of men may now be i-cen tcurhig down elect! ic wires while other e.ungs uie refit ting the dismantled lamp posts in many of I ho streets. Tho tenor Noreonl, who wing some lime ago In the Cumimulm pro- troupe, upon hearing that ho had loci his entire fortune through the It failure of u bank, lost his voice nUo to ! uud U now under treatment. der will hi s.iii nunn.1 uay or Kcbriiury ISM,nt lliecoi n zouS!iM nU" f?"le"1' i,nr""' myK mXi.V J.!i cI"Hk,P- n-. "f t-nltl day nil the 'Rlt. title and lnlcrpt whicho F n,'n pnipenytewit: K uccnuca real IxilHMo. flltv.threw.-vll fir... r -., . lit: lauds of Tliniiius Oros In townVl.iiiii 7,.""",,ecordctl in the clerV oltfcc in :-c bcrr ,'iV;,,UU,J'on U" 1l" Jn" 'f-No- uiiuer, ls.6, tlio None helne known nnrt Jeslunate.1 on tho plat ot the Gown,, on? urv ey ,,, lotstme'm. t p, 'd lUrlecl) - !" "VOL III llll' IV 111.! I Sheriff's Sale. NOTICE Is hereby given thit by virtue of an Cr."rTVnue State t 6 res on. firr"t rjf " Circuit .Marlon, on tbe 2IIU day or Decenilier,"f8y.j!i , ; ,,u "i' jucigiueni and decree duly reiidcre. , entered of record ami docketed n, ."'Vi.,,'1 P""" Co'.,rt ou tlle J8'1' dy of Oit. ber. m, lu h certain suit then in said court pemlli.R. W,ert In Oeorm A. Sbenn.M waspium (fan, C W. Parrisli and J. L Par. agalui.tdefciidaiil.by which execuliou I am cuniiiiaudi d to fed the real prop, rty herein Jr. ter described, and out of the. proceed" of such sale to pay lb,, N and expenses of ! mIc. the WlSaudflOOilattoriieT'a fees, ami tp, i i,!i ?.'?i;9 "!?:?:??!' -! Beth,, "-i"'uniiiirraiB(ii w ner cput nn SU..1. .,... .I"'". "JU i win : . . " ,uu ' in" or at the i. Vf . ";.,.",' , "'.. "U"y. is'ju, ..i.i .i.T. .L." " '."" " '" fU day, at the west door of the c n ! lunje in Salem. Msrlon con nty. Oregou f afteruoou of court fell at In hand nn the A.iZr .?".,': ";?."" '!. ca" 11.. lutemat am, Shto wl ' "c ,UW" "JM aud J. L Parr el. .r..i...... ..' l rrlBU srJs.L: 5ss,raa tuwit: Cniiuen; ,..'."" "K..1!""". ""Bon lit,.. f .1... .--"? I'"1"' "' ,w Hvua..uu IMIIfl ! at... tllzubtth Parriah. ' hi. nectlou Hue i,,.. iruu tl,M,r.,. ... .7 " '" ' S. R 3 .. ?"! "lence north Proposals Invited. TIIF noard of Trustees of tho Oregon htate lusuno Asylum hereby Invite rhfJ,L?;",.forj'i".v.s'''p at tho r.S L,0U,n,lU bcst renovated peese feathers. "Sniniu, e' en!' blilnkets, b pounds each Kcmilnenll wool warp and flUlntr. 4 feet U hiches wide nnd(i feet, 3 Inches K. ' o halrmattres.sea. is nnnnric it V ... piy hair and of first quality tlcklntr tufted and stitched n,w '""" "CKins, iiimples may ho seen nt tho orrtcn nf sen-ed WBI? CvinCh nnj" "ndl n11 bida ls o n m nn -r i '" b? lc"cd at 2 o'clock P in., on Tuesday, Jan 21, 1890 BYLVESTKIt FENXOYEn. ci.t:E,,lDE' Wr. A. a U.VI.Y Uo"r" of Trustees. Clerk of Hoard. CAPITA I S.ilitn. A. I. Aiimsihono, Miir. Business Jjimnuni, Pinmimk: WLi.nji: n. rin or tuuiu a llu UUSIXES OrJ MiiRr. vIiViLK,Ii , Shcftaiii!, 'P " I rfruinnu Diyind evening- Sclcin. .ui-nt admlttci aiiytimi. C'HllaltBu CoV,nr .iJdrrn uie i-nncipji lor CO; Oirue. ...... ... i.iv i i.iiJiii. Miinnti n.Mni.. ... '"d lontnlnli.Bo , ndte and elch ?' Dated this 1st day of January, l.stK) lWtr"rofJ,nrlonWOiWn. Shernrsx NolioiSilir chool dlbtrlctNo III fin.?re',',menl " "Hill, .Ml. III. in in I.l ,....-' """ f "M" rK'"?.'" th, Jast 1'arrlsh and "lie, lutiraects the Iween settiotia U and : run thence ue.t mi tn,:i .1.7. "'. T" u tenb in-to" ,"", CU"'1'."' """ -nth p.sf-r&,: "f waning biicfi ai e and th,, . tl ua "Pes ... ...... ."?.""" oiu uialutm. B 1 PRINTING. "Id Judgment and decree if ueo A sni.pp.rj J(1 ,ui(t J-- larriabjaudtUeteuialn said ilefHiil.,,. 'he foreaald wvoT. ."T. ","". V "'. ' I aha II OmnSW. W1, ESTABLISH ftrtlund.1 West 2 ocl Ver. festhnn tho State n ri rKi.. P Jc. Le"nl Blanks In prfce Hst of jte 'tS- ?eud for legul blanks. pnaUaa $tn ic-jruo of herefu benre' uro , L ? ""V.1"1 W-llea as jenr lS.su i,,r nil not iwvinu. heVu m .WV"1 Y lwiv.iuil iiniiH-rtv fit ijirch tn Hn,t . Mild iiunVy at ,f w ic ."''."'r ,U1"-nxe- hcrelnuiler , Inli1.;'1. "'.'"ike the P -tuent fThiTuaa" e "' '" I.or of ..Id deieLJaw Tl "p "f1,"6 '" Bln.t .aid deleudan, WJ".' '". "l tuea.uie Is full n.w ir'L,,. ...""".. outll -u'roiu..idWieof;,rd ,,:, TU e' " Ue- t purpose alter r,,, 1 ',rPru,)';rly ,or rlaliiM and ell a fn g oa u,1 Prlur Plaiutiff. nl." . '"J. ."Peuae. of s,f,i !e Mill reu.ia .' .W'"1. J if u ,! f':'1ci.hLVVLMT !'?'' proWded:"UyawU,kuc1' "'" made aud DtW,8lu'Oreoo. Dee. 80,1889. B. M. CROISAV 1890. Harper's Young People, AN ILLUSTIUTED WEEKLY. of Hak- liich be- i Kits ou.o People, whir Kins with tin. x'.,...f. r.WI1Ji ber 5 iR?n,, uer ,or Govern t least four i.lhieri? sreader? Orison K. ili'iniK'Mtlo murs: Wo hud linncd thut tlio Olilodcm ocniU would elect miiiih otlicr tuon than llrlcio tlio K'liutc. Very fow dumocrutld tvixr w fciidoroxcUHotlicvlcctlou of Urkv to tlio Unllcil Htatra K'ttr.to. It U beyond tHinlroNcrsy lliut Mr. ltrlco would not Imvo Umii oKvll liml lio lnxm u oor mun or won n mnn of moderate nntuu. Tluso urv not now ideiti but wild fluttH tlmt tiwt Tlio roarclty- f cumplior is cuuso.l to bo tinjdiiuUtHl, UwniMi llu demo- j by tlio ttovcrmuvtit of Jauu allow crutlo jmrty U uflrii found kIub tu In.' lu (wor lucut tho trws dowu for tho friend of tho poor umn, j (uil, inukcH thin jxilnt lu fuvorof u tcctlvo turllH Protection Ik Hlinply wbut moiiiix, uud when u turiH' cimm-h I hi llllu II mIihiiIi 1... ..luill..!....! If -v - I'liifiiiti f-v- iiiniiiniiLii. , Jute cunnot U ruliel in tlio United L.in,i, nmirn, it im tiHoicMi to ketp tuu turitt -,-. on thu liuHrtei article. llutuelxM Tlio tnundtlou from lonn, linger llevolt cu and will IvniUnl in ruf. ; inland Kiluful hlcluu-s to roiniKt llcleut iiuiiutlllort to HU))ly the do- health murks nn entieli In lliolit'eot limiid. Thculmof the turlll' 1m to tlio Individual, bucli a rcumrkuble !w'ko tho country elf-MupHirtlnn', !vcnt U lrvMirl in tho iiiuiimry nnd in keep iim iiutcli money lu elr- ami thouKeucy wiioreby ilio Koil . culutlou uh iMuviUile. Wo liellcvo lu . health luot uvcii HttuiiuHllsirrutelullv ihedocttiiie in uutiouul, Mate nnd i uli-K-tt. lletuv It Is that c mtirli l IJ. Connv (I.llllllcdi C. N. SCOTT. UEilviSR. TloliolH for nny ilnt ni Hue for sni i.l fcin. iii'nii, unit HI irilt'iai'i'tt nut i iiut-ii iiuniiri' nun o,ev isnnisui.v olllo', iiirncr Jul and pin, fliirrin. tiiuiiitiuil lull i ,H per mile, 1(0 nnd nuini 1. 1 i i. ..-'.'-". iiuveiev 1.. i gt.-j . -. .. ji. i;i;uisax- iiiprii nn.1 , . w usum .nerfi Whu;" i. 5S7n p?liuf7,n SlS or "ree a '' ?'b. h, "?? s oMr'" .p ""VAisya-s- "oyksex. TwoMr;.;f..S5?" ; itlVr 'V'. ""yryu, iaVnn ' J "cU Wusdn Iv" ftlV"W twn .' e"'. ""rilCt tile attention V 1" llir IIIII ftu . . l -"H UUHII NIL Atnn llll IIII1 ,...! " VI lUt ITIH ofM' &5i r.&lKS! q ZWi.!"!? ! s .:iss ;!' I.KK,tera erV.te ftuxKJT nrl"T "- win oe siinr t..-t, ,. .:.::"" izi.is pav;'. v:""oy v. u. e:u-,?S0agE, ltn.-n M".r i,u"A rERRY' x iiKscnirn it iviu. - . .i .. .." " !. III1U .f such tr.. T..' "VrV11 ''KuuiM the iinn ,'i..r ia. ." ".-"" "rion miiniv lor n ,k 1 iicnii iiinii noi i mi onrtt.if ti --.., ,-v. ttuiiit'r viiiiiut. Hue Mrw4. lVrtl.ni.l. " ' "" .'',V.-. " "l-h 1M Is i ' V , ?..tr.,.!,ni "i"-,jr.,w iinLN i,..i. .'"'S i:AST -! Dl -' a,, aj acres x nliicil Si u- r"-. V. ra,n.W ,'r,.,"l1 I Toward mown. mllcl'.Mi "V Mxii., X JA' ,l " lVirtlund sutlon. n,rUamj wn.lilPT. rune j,C 0 crU. "", Slher-CohnrK JrfndlMrfc ktoSo&Vnf&V"', ton no mall fiatl Kxp w -w lM-omoer :, i' !.vi'M ivam. llM.vii-J SherllTof H,fc,-V.'J".,y-v. " at U) h l IWirml S 1U ja i r I " -miy, uniron oM AM U I. .S I) 7." municipal utlulr, uuil coimldcr It the only wife one that cm le fol lowetl In till or nny other free coun try lacklut; development, llt'ltfll III IiI-iiIm.1 llf l.'I.M.trli lllltni- ,? ninny iltii ihev owe their rwto atlou to health, to the uo of ilio tlnat Allenittveaud Tonie, Ifvoit aru tnuibled with uny diouhc of Kliliioyn, Liver and btomtiuh, of Ioul" or uliort tuudiut;you will Min ly tlutl rullef by uool KUvtnu Hit ter, txild ut oUc. uud $1 Kir bottle ut Daniel J. Kty'n Dnilnrxv uv U V. KuvV IjiiulL- . lu .i .. 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