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THE AVfUC llCSITV FO CHW6
TW eABNESTBW JUST NOV.
tit ft Hr by f h Kuivtpla f
KJr la Ur1g llr t'rpt Tha
Ort l f Ac,jrroli raltfc.
Madkox. July 2.Dr. Tafeaage
prmidtd thy mvrntag t a Ohaataa
j a?j Wy on Ilia iMUtfct of iUmem
Jake sear tWx ekr. It k Rrssst jf4
0 r1fK flf pwjte frow aH p f tfw
orlIiWti Hi text ww ffc&Msr Jr. 14,
Vylo khowrtli wfwtber tlVw art
me to the kitwl'Mi for Midi a time
a iiiir
liM-rUn? Heau'ifalwtu the wiftfof
AJuoO'-nw U-AlKMtftW.' Tins tlm
liAi come foriwrtoprtwawtapetiiloH to
her infamous IiMmuh1 in beitalf ot tlie
JsraaKtluli satxxt. U7 triitoh sIk had
once belong! was araid to n
Aertake the work. Ist alia sboiild kse
Jer own life, but iwr uiwJe, MordeeaJ,
who liaI broaglit lier op, encouraged
her witli f Iw guggeetion that probably
she liad beri raised up ot Ood ior timt
peculiar mVmotu "Who knowatli
whether thou art come to the kingdom
for nicb a time as thlsf
father had her God-appointed work;
yau and I hare ours. It is niy business
to tell you what rtlo of people we
oirjjfii to be hi order that wo may rnw.'t
thtf demand of the ago iu which Ood
ha cast our lot If 70a haro cotue ex
pecting to hear abstractions discussed
or &ry technicalities of religion glorl
lied, yon ho.ro come to the wrong
place; hut If 7012 rwaih would like to
know what tbi ago ba a right to ex
pect of you as ClirUtiaii men and womi
ii, then I am read in the Lord'i iiaruo
to look you in tho face.
When two imuic have rushed Into
battle the oiilcera of cither army do not
want a philosophical dificiiMion alxut
the chemical propertiesof human blood
or tin nature ol gunpowder. They
want oome ouU man tiie battorkw
and cwab out the tfim. And now,
wiien all the forces of liglit and dark
fiiwi, of heaven and hail, have plunged
into the light, it U no time to give our
K'lvea to the deflnltlottv and tonnultw
and teehnlcalitfe and conventionalities
of religion. Wiiat we wan t la practical,
eamext, concuntratod, entlw)iatlc and
triumphant Iwlp, Wiiat wo need in
the wut yem tu WUcondn need.
TOO MAy UKLV AMD IIAI.W UUH18T1ASB.
Iti the ilrnt place, In order to meet the
iecial demand of tills age, you need to
lx mi unmistakably aggreialvo Chris
tian. Of half and half ChriKtianv wo
do not want any more. Tho church of
.le.nut Ciirixt will be better without ten
tliouwnd of them. They aro tho chief
cbirtaclu to tho church's advancement.
I tun peaking of onotiicr kind of C'hri
t'tsJi, All tho appliances for your be
coming an earnest Chrkilsut are at your
hand, and there U a straight path for
you Into tho broad daylight of God's
forgiven, Von may hare come here
today the loudmen of the world, and
yet before yon g'Outof these door
you may become tho princes of the
"m Ood Almlgiity. Vou know what
excitement there Is in this country
when a foreign prince comes to our
shore. Why! Because It is expected
timt some day he will sit ujon a throne.
Hut what is ail that honor compared
with the honor lo which Ood calls you
to bo sous and daughters of the Lord
Almighty; yoa, to be queens and king
unto ffodf "They shall reign witli him
forever and forever."
Hut, my friends, you need to be ag
gressive OhriAtiiins, and not like those
jttrsonti who sjand their lives hi hug
ging their Christian graces and wonder
ing why they do not make any prog
ress, ilow 111110I1 robustness of health
would a man huvu if lie hid himself hi
udarU eiuautf A grout dud of pioty
of the day is too exehuivo. It hides
itself. It uwds moru fresh air, more
outdoor exwruise. Tliere aro many
01irltluiiu who aro giving their entire
life tosclf examlnutluii. Thoy are feel
Jug their pulses to see what U tiie con
dition of their spiritual hualth. How
long would a man have robust physical
health if he kept all the days and weeks
and months and years of his life feel
ing Ills pulse Instead of going out into
active, earnest, everyday work!
I was once amid the wonderful, bo
witching oaotiw growths of North Caro
lina, I never was more bewildered
with the bunnty of (lowers, and yet
when I would take up onoof these
cactuses and pull the leaves upart the
beauty was nil gone. You could hardly
111 that It ever hud been a llower. And
there aro 11 great many Christian people
In tills day Just pulling apart their
Christian experluiuMw to see what there
hi In tlutui, and thsru Is nothing altravt
lit, MU This t yle 0 lf examination
U h damage luttead of an advantage
to their Christian eiiaraeter I remem
ber whm I was u boy i ustxl to have a
jwmll J'Umw hi the garden that ( ewllad
9ny own, and i piauUxl eom (here, and
tuvory bw days 1 would pull It up to
sou liow fat It won growing J'w
itboreojv a great mwy ChrUtlMii woiAn
in this day wlioso self uxaiiiluAiluu
merely auiuuiila to lite iiliHgmuf
that which theytuiiy wtenlu r ijw
my before jumiid.
Tllg(K lit UO IIUUM WiTHOOT mWHtt
' Oh, my friuiidt, if you tnl to have a
t id wart OhrUOaii Mlmmsistr. ihhI If
right out of doors In the gran! ilsld ul
ClirUthuiutufidiiess, and IlioMssbsturM
mv ojne upon li ami though im Ihh
tm uf IrUI nmy wwMiuiv it. it will
thrive until II Iwtwu a raj Lrw. in
jwfWj ihefwwUt lm,YM imy ''
)wJim&LMi- I lw l
Vwkli llu UowjU'KoI jQtirUhitw i'iiwy
py ()wwmJ'm mitt hJfWf, huJ dl
Ikt&r Ctutotlea exfieriwwe is a email,
exeMfre efrefe. Irt tfcey oeght to
ptairt it In the great garden of the Ird,
to timt ike riW atH)opbre eostd be
arsMMUie wKI their Christian osefoi
lwr. What w wat hi the elwrsb of
Ood Is more brawn of piety
TW century fitant ts wowieriufty mg
gfrtlrv mui vnmlerlHiij beaMtifal, bst
I never look at ft without tbinkjag of
Ha parsimony It lets whole genera
tIo go by IWore it pats forth one
UotHntL Bo I have really more heart
felt admiratkrti when I see the dewy
tears l tiw btae eyes of the violets, tor
they mme every sprlsg. My Christian
(Heads, tiwe Is gofiig hy to rapidly that
we eainot afford to rv Idle.
A reeent statistieian says that human
life bow lias an average oi only thirty
two years. Frors these tldrty-two
years yoa (east subtract all the time
you take ior sleep and the taking of
food and recreation; that will leave
yon about sixteen years. From those
sixteen years you must tubtract all the
time you are necessarily engaged in the
earning of a livelihood; tli&t will leave
yon about eight years. From those
eight years you must take ad the days
and weeks and montlis all the length
of time that is passed in childhood and
siekneM. leaving you about one year
hi which to work for God. Oh. my souL
wake apl How darest thou sleep in
iiarvest time and with to tevr hoars In
which to reap? So that 1 state It as a
simple fact that all the timo that the
vast majority of you will have for the
exclusive service of God will be less
than one year I
TUK KXCUSKS 0 LAZISE65.
"nut," says tome man, "I liberally
support the Gospel, and the church Is
open and the Gospel Is preached; all
the spiritual advantages aro spread be
fore men, and If they want to bo saved
let them come to lie saved; I liavo dis
charged ail my resixmsibility." Ah J is
tiiat the Master's spirit! Is there not
tin old book somewhere tiiat commands
us to go out into the highways and tho
hedges and compel tho people to come
in? What would have become of you
and me if Christ hod not como down
off tho bills of heaven, and if ho had
not come through tho door of the Beth
lehem caravansary, and if he liad no;
with tho crushed hand of tho crucifix
ion knocked at the iron gate of tho
Bopuleher of oursplritual death, crying,
"lAzaru, como forthf
Oh, my Christian friends, this Is no
timo for inertia, when all tho forces of
darkness seem to bo hi full blast; when
steam printing presses aro publishing
iniided tract; when express railroad
trains are carrying messengers of sin;
when fast clippers are laden witli opium
and rum; when tiie night air of our
cities is polluted with the laughter that
breaks up trom tho ten thousand sa
loons of dissipation and abandonment;
when the fires of tho second death al
ready tiro kindled In tho cheeks of somo
who, only a littio whllo ago, wero in
corrupt, Never sinco tho curso fell upon tho
earth has there been a timo when it
was such an unwise, .uch a cruel, such
an awful thing ior tho church to sleep!
The great audiences aro not gathered
In tho Christian churches; the great
audiences aro gathered in temples of sin
tears of unutterablo woo their bap
tism, tho blood of crushed hearts tho
awful wino ot their cacrament, blas
phemies their litany, and the groans of
tho lost world the organ dlrgo of their
worship.
Again, If you want to bo qualified to
meet tho duties which this ago de
mands of you, you must on tho 0110
hand avoid reckless Iconoclasm, and
011 tho other hand not stick too much
to things because they are old. Tho
air is full of new plans, now projocts,
new theories of government, now the
ologies, and I am amazed to see how
so many Christians want only novelty
In order to recommend a thing to their
confldoncoi and so they vacillate and
swing to and fro, and thoy aro useless,
and they aru unhappy. Now plans
seculur, ethical, philosophical, religious,
cisatlantic, trausatlantia. All, my broth
er, do not adopt a thing merely becauso
It Is new. Try It by the realities of a
judgment day
I'HOOItlWS run law o uivk.
Hut, 011 the other band, do not ad
hero to anything merely because It Is
old. There is not a single enterprise of
tho ohuruh or tliu world but has some
times boon scoffed ut There was n
time when men derided even lllblo so
efetlesi and when a few young moil
met near a haystack In Mastaehusott
and organized tho first missionary so
ciety ever organized In tills country,
(hero went laughter and ridicule all
around the Christian ehtiroh. They sold
the undertaking was preposterous,
And so, also, the work of Jeu Christ
was osalled. People eried out, "Who-.-ver
lNrd of well theories of etiiles
ami government! Whoever notiaod
suaJi a style of preaehiug as Jhsus uu)f
IfamkleJ had talked of mysterious whig
and wheels- Hr wine aiiiau from Ca
psriMiim and Uwnuusatet, and he draw
his lllusmukmi from the lakes, from tho
lilisw. fnmi Ihtl mhI. from tho ruvlne,
(nttutit Bornslalks. How tho l'hurlsuos
syutlWif How llorod derided! How
CMapbiM hksedl Ami IhU JU tly
iguekwd by the Iwaji, and (hey spat In
itls faoe. him! ihy ealled him "till M
Iwwi" All the grtl enterprtses In and
Wlluf Uw ssmnsli have at (linwt Ihteii
cswHTmI . oimI thurs) have Immmi h great
iHHlLKsHie wlM have thturf lut ilw
siMiriot of Hod's truth WuuUl ajJ tw
mW if it wuss gwt wil nf Ihe 4d rwl
And so llare are llwe wbw havt im
paiUiiM wJMi uujljiliig Uk i " ire
iiivmi in vhtirub gniMiiwlwnt. - with
tt.)U.iiu like mi, hearliy, nerit
eliwrvi njtun and t!ity Jhn1hr uy.y
'.. -Ilklfsiliail 4sSiiJ WntffiS
4ym wvNsfBg atmmg everyday saea
ratiter thao that mttUh makes an ex
ertoM en ritorft! sttfts. Ok, that
tW Ofewrest of Ood would wake up to
an adaptability of work. We n4 ad
msM the simple fact that the eharehes
of Jem Clirvt In this Amy do not mwe
the great iiwwt. Tbre are Stty tleJ
msmI people In Kdinborgh who sever
bear the Gospel. There are one mfl
Hon jeopI In London who never Iiear
the OopeL There are at least three
hundred thousand nmU In Use city ot
Brooklyn who eome not under the ha
taedtate minktrathms of ChrUt's trath;
and the Cliareli ol Ood hi this day, to
ctead of befog a plaeefiill of Mvtng
ejastles, read and known of all wm. is
more rtke a "dead letter" pottoface
'But," say the people, "the world Is
going to be converted, you most be
patient; the kingdoms of this world
are to become the kingdoms of Christ."
Never, unless tiie ohureb of Jesus Chrkt
puts on more speed and enttrgy. In
stead of the cbureh converting tiie
world, the world U converting the
church. Hero Is a great fortress. How
sliail It be taken t An army coraes and
sits around about it, cuts off the sup
plies, and cays. "Now we will Just wait
until from exhaustion and ftarvatiofi
they will Iiave to give up."
Weeks and months, and perhaps a
yearpass along, and finally tho fortress
surrenders through that starvation and
exhaustion. Hut my friends, tho for
tresses of sin are never to be taken in
that way If they are taken for God it
will le by storm. You will have to
bring up the great siege guns of the
gospel to tho very wall and wheel the
flying artillery Into line, and when the
armed infantry of heaven sludl con
front tiie battlements you will have to
give tho fjuick command, "Forward I
Charge I"
UVKKT 1'J.ACB MAY BE A VV1A1T.
All. my friends, there is work for you
to doand for me to do In order to achieve
this grand accomplishment! Here is a
pulpit, and a clergyman preaches in it
Your pulpit is the bank. Your pulpit
Is the ttore. Your pulpit Is tho edi
torial chair. Your pulpit Is the anvIL
Your pulpit is tho house scaffolding.
Your pulpit Is the mechanic's shop. I
may stand In this place, and through
cowardice or through self seeking may
keep back the word I ought to utter;
'while you, with sleeve rolled up and
brow beswoated witli toll, may utter
tho word that will Jar the foundation
ot heaven witli tho shout of a great vic
tory Oil, that today this whole audi
ence might feel that the Lord Almighty
is putting upon them tho hands of or
dhiutiou. Iivory one, go forth and
preach tills GosjmiI. You have as
much right to preach at 1 have, or as
any man lias. Only find out the pul
pit where God will have you preach,
and there preach.
Hedloy Vicars was u wicked man in
tho English army. The grace of God
came to him. He became an earnest
and eminent Christian. Thoy scoffed
at 1dm, and said ; "You aro a hypo
crite. You are an bud us over you
woro." Btill ho kept his faith in Christ,
and after awhile, finding that they
could not turn him aside by calling him
a hypocrite, they said to him, "Oil,
you aro nothing but a fanatic." That
did not disturb him. Ho went on per
forming his Christian duty until ho had
formed all his troop into a Bible class,
and tho whole encampment was shaken
with the presence of God.
Bo Havolock wont Into tho heathen
temple In India whllo the Hngllsli army
was there, and put a candle into tho
hand of each of tho heathen gods that
stood around in tho heathen temple,
anil by tho light of those caudles, hold
up by tho idols, General Havclock
preachod righteousness, temperance and
judgment to come. And who will say,
on earth or in heaven, that Havclock
had not tho right to preach!
In tho minister's house whero I pre
pared for college there was a man who
worked, by tho name of I'oter Croy.
Ho could neither read nor write, but ho
was a man of God. Often theologians
would stop in tho house grave theo
logians aud at family prayers I'oter
Croy would bo called upon to lead, and
all those wise men sat around, wonder
struck at his religious eflielenoy. When
he prayed ho reached up mid seemed
to tuku hold of the very throne of the
Almighty, and ho talked with God
until tho vory heavens wero bowed
down Into tho sitting room.
Oh, If I were dying I would rather
have plain Peter Croy kneel by my
bedside and oummend my Immortal
spirit to Ood than Mine lieurtleMVoule
siastio arrayed In costly ouuouieuU. Go
preach this Gospel, iou say you are
not lleeinwd. In the name of tho
Lord Almighty this morning I lleense
vou. Go preaah thU Oosjxil preuali
it in the Kuhbath sehoots, In the prayer
maathiga, In tiie highways, In tiie
hedge. Woe unto you If you preach
It not.
t'AITII MH(itAUV TO UWM4OTVX WOIIK.
I remark tt(jaii, that In urdur to be
(jtiailtled to meet your duty in tills jwr
tluuliir age you want unbounded faith
In the triumph of the truth and the
overthrow of wUkedness. How dare
the Christian whunth ever get discour
aged! Have we not the lml Almighty
011 our side! How loag did It take Ood
to slay the I ni u( 'inWjf1' bwrti
feSodom or shakmjuwii Jurwhwl How
long will it take Uud, when 1m ones)
arui in ItU strength, to ovurtluvw ail
the fumes of iulaully I
HetMWHi tiik time and that ilum
MHy he Utuit Masons oj durkn - the
aluiriol WlHMsis l Oud' OuH
teiH lu ding iMgytty ; by lien l tm
promUe, and louder Is the Ijiruiw. njj
when Quiu!ehHiM has tost It svyt,
Wjd Omnlpotviiee fails bowk hupAiiittt,
and Jehovah U driven from hU thrmje,
ttsm Use dssvafa o( Jm Utrut eao
asfcm! to beHwyowfsest. bwt sever tiwtil
tben Wssiyeta maty fsssa assd arwie
nmy wmwsJi. imd ttte aeissTP" of the
wtfesu Mtf seessi U iMtkk they are ad
mjn iM tlte aar ( Use world, but
the toighty faen of the mrt are only
the du ot Hie cfcaWwt wbs of God's
pfrrfcleaee.
I tJk tlsat before Kmssm of tMs cen
tsry tlsall set Use hwt tyrasiny saay fall,
anu wimi a i jiuiiuwr mi ctmito i
skat slsalf be the iisssaWiiiiint of the;
smiverse God wW set forth the bright
ness aad pomp asnl sjsorr and perpetti-
Hr of yrm& goromsmwrt. Ootofthe
starry tmg and the ewMasuoed iosigaia
of this world. God will moke a path for
Ms own trkiwpfa. and. retorateg from
orarersal oeoqaest, be wfli sit down,
the grandest, siroocest. highest throne
of earth kss footstool.
The ahidl B ! tmmt ;
Te TImp. mr RWr. fttktr. frtni.
Till iMtrts'i U(k area fiw4i scale
With Tessa es carta. at wt ts sssa."
I preach tills senaon beeaMse I want
toeneourafe all Cbrietiaa workers in
every pofble departtsjoaC Hosts of
the living God, mareb on' taareh onl
His spirit will Mass you. His shield
will defend yon. His sword will strike
for you. March onl Karen on! The
last dosnotisca will fall, and paganism
will bora its idols and 3fohauii0edan
(cm will give up its false prophet and
the great waits of superstition will come
down In thunder and wreekatthelong.
loud blaH of the Go?pel trumpet.
March onl March onl Tiie beslege
ment will soon be ended. Only a few
more steps on the long way; only a few
more sturdy blows; only a few more
battle cries. Then God will put the
laurel upon your brow, and from the
living fountains of heaven will bathe
off the sweat, and the heat, and the
dustof the conflict March on! March
on i For you the time for work will
soon be passed, and amid tho outflash
ings of tho Judgment throne, and tho
trumpeting of resarrectlon augels, and
tho upheaving of a world of graves,
and the ho-anna of the Hived, and the
groaning of tho lost wo shall bo re
warded for our faithfulness or punished
for our stupidity. Bleated lye tho Lord
God of Israel from everlasting to ever
lasting, and let the whole earth be filled
with his glory. Amen and amen.
C6
From Cra.llcy Heath.
Recently a deputation of women
went from Cradley Heath, in Hngiand
a ploco whero women are employed
at heavy work in forging chains to
London to protest against tho passago
by parliament of an act which proposed
to prohibit tho use by women of a heavy
fomlnfr Implement known as the
"oliver." They objected to tho pas
sago of tho bill on tiie ground tiiat it
would deprive them of employment
At London thoy woro questioned at
length upon the manner of their em
ployment by tho home secretary, an
officer whoso position in the British
government is much tho same at that
of tho secretary of tho interior in tills
country. Between Mr. Matthews, tho
secretary, and tho chaiuwomaii, tho
following dlaioguo too place:
3fr. Matthews And wliat's tho pre
cise naturo of tho employment in which
you aro enga
Chain woman (breaking In) I doan't
want to havo my work taken awaay
from 1110 1
Mr. Matthews (blandly) Pardon me,
that is not quite tho point on which I
desire Information. If you will please
explain to mo tho naturo of operation
In which
Chairwoman (firm though flustered,
and determined to get out what she had
come ail the way to London to say)
It never dono me no harm, sir I
Mr. Matthews But, my good wom
an, if you will suspend your observa
tions long enough to oommuuieatosomo
Idea
Chain woman I likes the 'eavy work,
sir; an' I says, Let ooeli ono do what
they eau I
The Interview proceeded hi this un
satisfactory way until a questioner was
found who could talk to tho chain
women in theirownhinguugo. Youth's
Companion.
Tli rnnjr weltliUr' Helium.
l'erlmps tho aleverest of all shoplift
ers' trieks Is that of the "ponny
weighter." It Is known to hut few,
aud praatleed by a still smaller number,
fur ItU a dlllleult one. It has been
most suosassfully worked by a pretty
little blond, witli a baby faee, blue
eyes, wirly hair and tiie general ap
peuruuoo of a bewltasiing wubretta
llor profswshiiutl name Is "Little Baot
ty.H fihe canw to griof in HoUW!,
Mass., and was sontenosd to tluw
years In prison.
Uttr mode of woritiug was to go to a
jewolry atom and ask to 1m shown esse
diamonds on u tray. She itratondj to
be vitry siwrtsiahtod, and (Mod over
and very etase to the tmy, osamhtliur
the dhtHsundi throtjtfh an oyssjiasa, gbj
axjMiMS jwr left hand so as not (p be
suipaeted, am) at a propitious momant
drop a one aarut diamond Into the
tmy, ami witli her toMguo, tm Uw ioIiit
of wliloii she has pulvsxibkl alum, she
rUks up a two sstrat tUawoia).
Bhe tlnwi says she siuntot llnd tlw x
aa( mate of the stoiwi she wants to
iMlah, vtlttah the ha Hot V-kfe'iW. mi
go Into aiaHher store. ro H S&
lnuijjosher two mrt dtnuoml b 9
simitar mauiw for a Utnw wemt Hum,
an i so CZ Whost thy was eauht siw
liad shirtod wlUi a om utsjtajioud
uird hod iwniml sjx ml a UU mm
wakingMrWBJImjsaftsJsJoJhjwteafjsw
m Th tw of the itstua mM&
tlw hwhr to dUovor Its Unttl ag
Mfijsl Meottys do.au, JvwehoV
WoU-
:Anas
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For Dyspepsia.
A. JfcllanKer. Propr., Stove Foun
rlry, Montagny, Quebec, writes: "1
have used August Fkmer for Dys
pepnta. It gave me great relief. I
recommend it to all Dyspeptic a a
very good remedy."
Ed. Bergeron, General Dealer,
Latizon, Levi, Quebec, write : "I
have used August Flower with the
beat possible result for Dyspepsia."
C. A. Barringtmi, Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes: "August Flower has effected
a complete cure in my case. It act
ed like a miracle."
Geo. Gates, Corinth, Mifts.,writes:
" I consider your August Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dys
pepsia. I was almost dead with
that disease, but used several bottle
of August Flower, and now con
sider mysei f a well man. I sincerely
recommend "this medicine to suffer
ing humanity the world over."
G. G. GREEX, Sole 3ianafacturer,
Woodbury, Sew Jersey, U. S. A.
f. ifiW Minnnl Rant
w .nioniuiuvuuiuuin,
95 1
SALEM ORKOOX.
mtOVESilOXAL, CATitn.
tl Off If f.f.lWlfr It f. lliuMuallil
l. Offl"; Wt Cairt streH: llsvrfrtet.ee 7
lieb ttreet. Gf.eni! msrUe. XtKn-bi
aUeeUon ytnn lo alien mm of Women and
eanaren.
K.OAHIWIW. M ., thrxkUn and
mirKwm, (ii-ir aiisua n(uo w
J
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mui. ismnoB, sna wijm i our luarr, sois
uarxii.l Otn& Mvi rojdn r in Pint Ka
tlioat Itank htoeU. (Mt In town or enna
trr promptly Mn4W. rte boarrSto
Jla, m; 1 to 3 sad 7 to 4 pin. dw
. Y. JiOKUJLM. B. it. Ji AVUBK.
W. II. IIOI.MHK.
SOSIIAH, IlMMfSM A HXBtS. Alto
nrsatlw. OlMos la Bosh's Moefc,
wejn fHalu anil Court, m Ohh'1 tH.
J.J.HHAW.
.W.IIUT.
flat
W. II. I'ltATT.
CJlfAW, IMlATrA IIL'.ST, Attorneys at
j Iomt. OlttoDorsrCap.lal National hank,
Hlii, Orcffou.
rniLMON folii), attorney at law, lm.
I. Or-Ba. OrAuM up-nUtlrn la j'aUua's
AR;V &HIXUII.VSI, Aliorari ana
tgHiriMrlora at taw. --Ipiii. Ottnajii.
Tavluif aunlMtnuHM tli r jmrUt UAritm
onuntjr,lueluiUnabitaii(I'tiek index 01
Balein, tlwj' lur upsclsl fei.lUax lor z
amlulu ilUe u ru1 mUt'-. ItiisliMaM In
tbe supreiflo man uaJ lo 1 u UU (lwrv
taent will rseetre pr..uij.t atwnUtm.
DIL J. 1J. KKKNK, DeDii.t. Ollteeorer
the Whits Urt-oi-r, cvairt and Cam
innrelal uUixtn.
I 1(. . . AI-.i., 11. ku.ian acid sur
l) KH111. Ofll In MUridee Uloas, ho-
UJin.itrhK ,0, OjIii 1mmi iO to ttu.tn.
2 1" l p. m,
Dlt. 1.0. OJIM'il, 0uli..l,W BUlv mkmk,
HnUtm, Or. Unlnliia dsatal opem
tteiii. oreveryIicrlpllB. l'slnloui opera
tion. aspeeUlty.
It. i'i;(JII, Arc-l4.n-t, I'Juhk, bptcl
I , riuitloriK and ujnf.leinlwiie lor
all iliixnm of I)uI1i1d. vtftee 'ifi Com-
iiiiiirtal St., up wi.ilm.
It H. lle.NALI.V.Arclilltct. Now Ilu.h
j. Ilreyiiiun block. I'laus hihI j eoiUta
tkiiu ot all cUumm of of lu)IdliiKn on nbort
notice Hu)rlutfinlBi!oi orkpn)nijtlj
ookfcd nner. 'i Mi
Iy J. jioi'iii Mla.M.i itilHuultaryaid
11, ilydraulte KiiKliMr. U. H. lHily
.irjfal sem-ynr. City iirveyoM olllce,
Jtiirt hy lllfx-k. HmIoiii. Or.-on.
KOIlXItT A DtUOOIlAl'',
ARCHITECTS.
H ih bear betldlne. It will pay.
,12 Male itre(.
IIUJ)IMh CAItD-t.l
1 H, VJI.I.AKIi,mekinllliafKlhor
, klio.T. All work grain an!. t'lo.
1 HtatM kU4, nsar tsatrt biMSMfc
rWO. !!OKVK.IIrlJr aodll .Ir.l.-Mlntt
X (rto. natMtlaalw iiibsrtty. 7jU
Ooinrbsiclal t'nwt,4iii.
I ICK & ItO&S, llUk.ii.ltli, all kladt ol
Li rrisilriuifuudaurrlan-vror. Wliav
iu our emptor Artbur (llov.a unfau.Linai
iMMMMbour. (Jive us a u-atl. Ml
L
II. Mt II II A CO.. ConUsti, Sswcr
luir. CMlAHUiL Slileaalka. KbvaJlni
liur A if Wort nroinntlv liiar. Hiku 1
.l.. "... ........ i.r .: - i.r.r? ..i -v
SMiPCT-LAYINS.-i Htsks a. upwlaUy 04
uaipst-Mwluc aad larlast aarpsta
mi ap aad mhnd vlib gnsa asm, Ihu
siaaalru. 1-ave ordarv wtth J. II. Ijipu
ot suns aon. j. 0. lu 11 tut an;
IUI1N UKAY.-Uualmstw aad Ia0l4r.
fl Kla taai4a flalsbi( s BStnlty m
OMuaMnsal ihm, (Mcm Orstua.
IOUN KNlllUT, UteskMNlta. llorst
I ) J. LAJUKU a uiM sisaaatstars aatl
klaasuf vuUlsbf. KsfwuiMz a stwstal.
iy. kaot st swats stfMt,
BAKU it PISTM,
94T Cm'l 81. . - . siAUIM.
CarJas Mote mi Laws ftWmt,
Estimates for Tinning wid
Pimblng Furnlihod,
Tli HAAS,"
THU WATOIlTsUKW,
B. K, HALL,
w. it.UA.vvr. -bit
J. itXo..m,
Jons noir..
- - !'iM6rUi
. ( arbtar
GENERAL BANKING.
Bxaaaateuu I'orlKart. Haa Kranrffeo,
New ?. lauo aad Hose
lu.ll ttHrf fl.a Mmi. I IMt.t BBd
Z-. fc..k . f.niiM, m... MrHa-
iBrttfcdlo dsjeit uA .rtnmH bartnwi
.1.1 vm. .1 ..-,.. . w-. ...- -
whMiL.wfwri. ttou. und 'Attn iiuMrtypt
reaofloie ratc. InurDe oa mtth r
eartty eaa ht of.iataa at i wh iu
reliable eo-panl.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL sriHK, ill SibieriM, 200,000
Traasaet a garal baaklag Mtatvi
la all its bfaaefce.
HELLENBRAND'S
Ealing Parlrc& IWy Jlaimfatlorj',
MOO Lommvislal Utrmrnt.
Ml.ttr r-AUik
let- Vrit.--- c-, Wa. and X eftita
Oralis y f q or CTslaad CafceM eBf
aw si iik. , swnn
.W rWHU
isceatr
MeesU
Marals
J(XDU
cenu
rwaU
XieenU
Plates (Vmmi.
Hot Cak, Coil
rl0MtwWnkK BsWa
rurkClMJjtMad
novum casfp
VmilM.diutd 1
tMttf aad BsOP
I lam and Kcsm....
Krtrh yf any .rtylr.
25 Crt Renlr Djfcr itiiti Frsra fl t3 CCtotk
A sWe va;t) of TDifeUMu, ete., eta
AtmiMt, te or milk wltb all 36 cent
fttaaw wKN'Mt mm flMree.
iMfti (Aan. Imio jA hb Dumektle.
always en kaad.
I'orter iliose MUMk aad KgpiJriOcenU
KBS ' msu
ifr or rsa,.
ana Mrs
OHO. WIU.IA118-.
Wm. HNOIaANO
HUGH MldAHY
.,,. I'rtwlileti
IVIee I're-mtoai
Oatilf
IHKRCTOKst Oto. WtHkSM.Wm In.
land, Or. J. A. HMasrdsaa. J. W. Ht-oi.
J. A. naker.
Haak la aw Kzebaago Sioek un (
mttn rtrC 8:1 W
Capital National Bank
SALEM OREGON,
Capital P&id ep,
harpii!,
15,000
R. H. WA1.LACK. . . l'reeMeDt.
W. ,'. MAirriN, - Vlco-1'resldenU
4. H. ALBKICT, .... Casbler.
DIRtCTORSi
W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin
J. 11. Martin, It. H. Wallace,
Or. W. A.tu!ck, J. 11. Albert.
T. MoK. 1'atton.
LOANS IvlADE
To tanner on wbeal and other market-
able prrduj, eonlicnl or in tore
Hlber In private eranarles or
public warehouse.
Stale and Cooatv W'ttmls Kauzil a( Par
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Dlfcoanted at reawtirMble rates. Draft
drawn direct on er Vork, Cbleago, Han
Krandwo. 1'ortland, Lmilim, farts. lSeriJn
uone H.onn ana caieutui.
XWoder Ita Maair aad
PRiwTiiyp
(Xr. UK TJIK llvT tXTABLIH
iJhkbu In in mm. ;jecr r:t toau
Portlaud. Larseat atork '4.0.! iiUi.k. 1
tbePtaV;. a d bHnreat dlniMiit. km4 lot
prleellst "(ib prinUus. aud catalogue 01
npi blanks. L. M. WA1TK,
n'n PrlnlT Kalem Qmtvn.
A. . BLACKFORD.
Ifniian tviliflii mt A - u I. .
t'HMr- iqiuiiuK ikuu latiwr iintivinv
O.xxl u.alorfal uud Hrvt-oIaM work 1 my
olijt-ct. lv vo orders on utalf, at Kairani
GEO. C. W.LL,
tt Will lirot., Albany i:d UorvalM.
PiairW, drtm aed Stwiag Mitk'tw.
SKWIXO M ACIII.VKB aud OKflA
REPAIKGDAND CLBANBD
At Vour Huum
Ageul fot NonliwmtlniturauceCo. Two
doors north of Post OlMt-n, -alin,Or. Nee
llMbndnew part for ail "M-wlngNnehliic
a-tf dw
H. POULE, Blaoksiiiith,
Formerly ol Heritor a IVblt, two doots
west of tbo ..Id stao'l, kt-j u kkmI fupp'j
of wheel, ai!t. priui ami ,enurai ear
rlae lurdwnre. ?UA w
D.C.SHERMAN,
U. H. l'eii.lon arid Claim hmi(. I'd
IWt. HU sii in, OrBon. Deputy tunty
Ulerl' Vrite fnr . 'anki. w
The New Blacksmiths
SPRAGUE L HILGERS,
Successors to John Holm. cor. (Vnni.ic
elul uud L'beiueKtfLt wt, l-nlem. II r e
uuciuf uajiwili;), 1hl
FOREST GROVE POL'LTRY Him.
Founded m 1877,
J000 YOUNG FOWLS FOR SALE
And theifictxii erer bred )i tb- I'aclCi
Coast, iiook your order i-arly
for choice uAheUitnn,
Send Stntp for Catalogue.
' Address J, M, GARRISON.
Iftll-dw
Yt-7 t brTIVn. lton
N'SURE IN YOUR HOME COMPAQ
fTtie State."
Amis Over 3J0.Q00 0tn,
U. M. KI.H.I.KU, Uiy Agent
led upodal aaetitlfir Martou touutv. ui
s,- vntv. ti-riny.
To yirawlii'rr.v OiiMVffs.
1 b uixln.UiieW lm iv.nlrveiKtl lur targe
)U- inyoft.M- JtM.r. (wpli.e prlzt
liiu.-, t it.in uau in . rj At r) and 'in
u.it-bi- w Uui.ii, Im j .alrttr aud iji
loUlttiile at rn-ro Ij fnuriu iiuikei !
;.Mii M. A )-k", Malisii., and J. .. (.11-
ri, Aimill. WMint-.b-.i Hire kiiM-k
.ml plant fl.-t i .aw talKkryu' frfe,ieao
fK. nilw 1U. AUo kli ciutr a:;.ti,
AddrtM K. HOKk.lt,
dw Hakim, ureson
-:- Salem Boat House.
It'Mt oa e fnoi f Trada alroet. Pleasure
anu naming imau. italss low.
CHAS. H. McCI.AXE, I'ropr.
W. M. DeHAVEN,
Misj - ami - Sale - Stalls.
One door eat oftaiin'. try lbwUi pire
yntMaUstreal. (julet fi,iill ut,.t. epto
talaUeulkxipaldto trx:r.t (ook. 4:111
Hill's Patent luiic Mi.
USLAID JTLOORS,
Pressed Bricl-c,
And all times ibuii-iias irssu-r m.
PACIFIC BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO.,
lit KowUi ks., l'sgtaad, Oftaoa.
J. o. hauhw. it, a. siooiti;
SALEM BXPRfiSS COMPAKV.
Leave atdsw al tae Clan fctaWw, one
nmosss. AH wdsrs
HwapUy aitsaaad to.
L. B, HUFFMAN,
l.ivsyy saUi id FmI Yard.
TW Bsst ass trt, , f,,) (, jfc, ,
i4,taatlt I,, r-, . hjvelii
til. Vir U I, in,. He lnSW )
AI!jCM. ... UMltanu
Depot Uditioii.
$ 5 GO Reward!
WK will pay tbeatMTe reward for auj
case or liver vompUInt, d,,!pi,Su, sick
beadacbp, lndlgitln, eoiit,iailon or eo
tieneu weoauuot core v.ltw wet' Vex
eitableLloer 1'ilb., wbn tn directions are
irl.ule ooiuplloU witb. Tnoy are wirely
tesetabl, and never tall lo give mlUtno
tlou. Huearnxtod. Uuxebvxes.contaln
Ing 30 pllln, M erate. lltrar of couuior
MM and niitatloij. Tbe gtuulne ihudu
laeUredobly by 1J1K JOHN C. WUH7
1.0.1.11100111,
Hold by Oeo. K. Good, Umt&l, oj Com.
stieet.Kdleia Or.
Health is Wealth I
BKl.'i
.f"VL I
-BS'--JTR EATMElir'
f lit lr I USI.-u'.mij k j .. "T
..... . . miir i.rne ana iirum
Treatm-nt, a guaranteed specific for Hys-tena,l)irrineM,lnvul8lou,r'lU,Nervou
iieiiraiiria, neaaaciie, Nervous l'rotratlon
cud by tbe u or atoobol or tobacco.
jngafiiietniiDjvfeuiunKlii luwnlty and
. ...n -.- ...... j, new; huu ueuiu. pry
fWaturcoiaaKbarrfeouefcifi, Jotw of powtrr
box oouuiiuoue niontk's treatment, II A0
a box or six boxan for p,fO, Mint by wall
prepaid oarteelpt of price.
WEOUAUANTEE SIX BOXES
To care any ease. With each order ir
nTS.' "r .' oop, acuommuled
with . If J , we will send the purchaiLr our
the trcarinent does not ettoct a cure. Oiiar
antees luuad only by Oeo. E. (jbod jj"u5
sUtBoleanem rifoiV.m H( hin. or
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smiuiM rami dUMMd BudpindT'
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