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lMTAJSiiMAUhi-'ULPIT
CUSINES8 LIFE A SCHOOL FOR GOOD
TO TH03E WHO 0 WILL IT.
The Importance anil Minute Uuinlflcii
tlons ( Trade Ilntr the Dishonesty of
One Man Moy lctriy Otlion IIiir
' Iliisliiea Moil Mu j' Ho Improved.
Brooklyn, Dec. 20. Any porson
EcekltiR the st'irt of Dr. Tnluinpe's
inurvelotii popularity with the millions
of Bcnnon lieitrere mid sermon lenders
may find a clew to It In the wntion he
preached at the Tabernacle this morn
ing. It ha nothing to do with itlv
struse doctrines, but gives a clear view
of whntlmiybe termed nppKed ChnV
tianlty lib text wo. Proverbs Hi. 0.
"In nil thy ways nckiiowktle him nnd
he shnll direct thy pat'is."
"A promiho good enough for ninny
kinds of life, but not for my kind ol
life," sny some business limn: "tliel.tw
of supply nnd deiimnd coir mIh the
business world." But 1 huve reason to
say that it Is u promise to all persons in
any kind of honest business.
Tlipro is no war between religion and
business, between ledgers and Bibles,
between churches and counting homes.
On the contrary, religion accelerates
business, sharpens men's wits, sweetens
acerbity of disposition, fillips the blood
of phlegmatic and throws inoro veloc
ity Into the wheels of hard work. It
gives better bnlnircing to the Judgment,
more strength to the will, more muscle
to Industry nnd throws Into enthusiasm
a inoio concentrated lire. You cannot
in all the round of the wdrld show me
n man whose honest business has been
despoiled by religion.
The industrial clnsses are divided into
throe groups producers, manufactur
ers, traders. Producers, such as farmers
and miners. Manufacturers, such as
those who turn corn into food, and
wool and ttax Into npparol. Traders,
such as mnke profit out of tho transfer
nnd exchange of all that which Is pro
duccd and mannfactured. A business
man uiay belong to ruiy one or all of
these classes, and not one Is independ
ent of any other. 9
When tho prlnco Imperial of Franco
fell on tho Zulu battlefield becuuso
tho strap fastening tho stirrup to the
saddle broke as ho clung to it, his
comrades nil escaping, but ho falling
under the lances of tho savages, n, great
many people blamed tho empross for
allowing her son to go forth Into that
battlefield, and others blamed tho Eng
lish government for accepting tho sacri
fice, and othoro blaniod the Zulus for
their barbarism, Tho ono most to
blaino was the harness maker who
fashioned that strap of tho stirrup out
of shoddy and Imperfect material, as it
was found to havo been afterward. If
tho strap had hold, tho prlnco Imperial
would probably havo been allvo today.
But tho strap broko. No prlnco Inde
pendent of u harness maker I
High, low, wise, Ignorant, you In ono
occupation, I In another, all bound to
gether. So that thero must bo ono con
tinuous lino of sympathy with ciioh
othor's work. But whatever your vo
cation, If you havo a multiplicity of on
gagoinouts, if into your life there come
losses and annoyances and perturba
tions as well as percentages and divi
dends, If you are pursued from Monday
morning until Saturday night, nnd
from Januury to Junuury by Inexora
ble obligation and duty, thon you aro
a busluoss man or you aro a business
woman, and my subject Is appropriate
to your case.
Wo aro under tho Impression that tho
moll and tug of buslnossltfo are a prison
into which a man Is thrust or that it Is
an unequal tstrifo where unarmed 11 man
goes forth to contend I shall show
you that business llfo was liitendod of
God for grand and glorious education
,nnd discipline, and If I shall bo holped
to say what I want to say, I shall rub
boiuo of tho wrinkles of care out of
your brow and unstrap some of tho
bunions from your buck. 1 am not
talking to an abstraction. Though
never having boon In business life, I
know all about business men.
In my first parish at Bellvllle, Now
Jersey, ten miles from Now York, a
largo portion of my audlonco was made
up of New York merchants. Thon 1
vent to Syrnouso, n place of Intense
oauunorcfal activity, and thon 1 wont
to Philadelphia and lived long among
tho merchants, of that city, than whom
there aro no better men on earth, and
for moro than twenty two yoars 1 have
stood In this presonoo, Sablwith by Sab
bath, preaching to audiences, the ma
jority of whom tiro business won and
business women. It Is not an abstrac
tion to which I speak, but a reality
with which I am well aoquatntod.
THX CULTIVATION OV RNKHQY.
In tho Urtt place, I remark that busl
DM life was intended as n school of on
wgy. God gives us a certain amount
of raw material out of which wo aro to
Uow our charaotor. Our faculties aro
to be reset, rounded nnd sharpened up.
Our yowiiK folks having graduated
jm fcehool or oollega neod a higher
t)wtioa, that which tho rasping and
oUlfclou of everyday llfo alone cuu
', Energy ta wrought out only hi
a Afe, After a man has boon In busl
nam activity tew, twenty, thirty years,
fcb fy & uot to bo measured by
vaifbt or plummets or luddurx. There
k no balgUt It eanuot oal, mrt there
id wo dej)th it cannot fathom, and iher
b no obstacle It cannot thrash.
I Now, my brother, why did Ood put
you (u tht school of cnorgyt Vtn It
mtmif that ypu wight be yardstick to
H)Mor oJolii or ft steelyard to weigh
Aotarf Wm ft mwaly tliat you wljjlit
b belter qualifrMl to chaffer nnd Id?
ilM Ho, pl1 yu '" tlmt
,wr-. "Tf
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tultool of energy that you might bo de
veloped for Christian work. If the un
developed "taletttM In tho Christian
churches of today wcro brought out
and thoroughly harnessed, I believe the
wholo world would bo converted to
God in a short time. There aro so
many deep streams tlmt are turning no
mill wheels nnd that are liarncssed to
Sio factory bands. Now, God demands
the best lamb out of oyery flock. Ho
demands tho richest sheaCbf every har
vest. He demands the best men of
'every generation. A Cause In which
Newton and Locke nnd Mansfield toiled
you and I can afford to toll hi.
Oil, for fewer Idlers hi tho causo of
Christ and for moro Christian workers,
men who shall tike tho same energy
that from Monday morning to Satur-.
d.iy night they put forth for tho achieve
ment of a livelihood or tho gathering of
1 foitune, and on Sabbath days put it
forth to the advantngo of Christ's
kingdom nnd tho bringing of men to
the Fjord.
Dr. Duff, In South Wales, saw a man
who had Inherited a great fortune
Hie man said to him: "1 hnd to bo
very busy for many years of my llfo
getting my livelihood. After nwhilo
hl fortune came to nlo, nnd there lias
bwn no necessity that I toil sinco.
There came n time whon I said to my-
jolf, 'Shall I now retire from business,
or shall I go on and servo tho Lord In
my worldly occupation f" Ho said:
"I resolved on tho latter, and 1 have
been more Industrious In commercial
circles than I ever was before, nnd sinco
that hour I have never kept a farth
ing for uiywlf. 1 have thought It to be a
great shame If 1 couldn't toll as hard
for tho Lord ns 1 hnd toiled for myself,
and all tho products of my factories nnd
my commercial establishments to tho
last farthing havo gono for tho building
of Christian institutions and supporting
the church of God.'' Oh, if tho same
energy put forth for tho world could bo
put forth for Godl Oh, if a thousand
men in these great cities who have'
achieved n fortune could seo it their
duty to do nil business for Christ nnd
the ullovintlon of tho world's suffering.
HOW I'ATIKNCK IS CUIVriVATKD.
Again, I remark that business life is a
school of patience. In your overyday
llfo how many things to annoy and to
dlsqulofcl Bargains will rub. Com
mercial men will sometimes full to meet
their engagements. Cash book and
money drawer will sometimes quarrel.
Goods ordered for a special emergency
will como too lato or bo damaged In
tho transportation. Peopio intending
no harm wl.ll go shopping without any
Intention of purchaso, overturning great
stocks of goods and insisting that you
break tho doom. Moro bad debts on
tho lodger. Moro counterfeit bills In
tho drawer. Moro debts to pay for
othor pooplo. Moro meannesses on tho
part of partners In business. Annoy
anco after annoyance, voxntlon after
voxntlon, and loss after loss.
All that process will olthor break you
down or brighten you up. It Is aschool
of patlonoe. You havo known men tin
der the process to bocomo petulant
and qholerlo nnd angry and pugna
cious and cross and sour and queer,
and they lost tholr customers and their
name became a detestation. Othor
men havo boon brightened up under
tho process. Thoy woro toughonod by
tho exposure. Thoy wero llko rooks,
all tho moro valuablo for bolng blasted.
At first thoy had to choke down tholr
wrath; at Urst thoy had toblto tholr lips;
at first thoy thought of borne etlnglug re
tort thoy would llko to mako; but thoy
couquored their impatience Thoy have
kind words now for sarcastic flings.
Thoy havo gontlo behavior now for un
mannerly ouBtomers. Thoy are patient
now with unfortunate debtors. Thoy
havo Christian reflections now for sud
don rovorsos. Whoro did thoy got that
patience f By hoarlng a minister preach
concerning it on tho Sabbatlif Oh, no.
Thoy got It Just whoro you will get It
If you evor got It at all selling hats,
discounting notes, turning banisters,
plowing corn, tinning roofs, pleading
causes. Oh, that amid tho turmoil and
anxiety and exosporatlon of overyday
life you might hear tho voice of God
saying t "In patlonoe possess your soul.
Let patience havo her porfect work."
I remark again that business llfo is a
school of usoful kuowlodgo. Merchants
do not read many books nnd do not
btudy lexicons. Thoy do not dive into
profounds of learning, and yet nearly
all through tholr occupations come to
understand questions of flnanco and
politics nnd geography and Jurispru
dence and ethics. Business Is a sevora
schoolmistress. H pupils, will not learn,
hi 10 strikes them over tho bond and tho
heart with severe losses. You put
$5,000 Into an entorpriso. It Is all
gone. You say, "That Is n doad loss."
Oh, no. You aro paying tho school
ing. That was only tultlonI told
you it was n schoolmistress -but It waa
worth It, You learned things under
that process you would not havo learned
hi any other way.
Traders hi gruiu come to know some
thing about foreign harvests; traders
In fruit uoiuo to know something about
the prospoots of tropical production;
manufacturers 0 American goods como
to understand tho tariff on imported
articles; publishers of books must come
to understand tho uow law of copy
right; owners of ships must como to
know winds and shoals nnd navigation;
and every bale of cotton, and every
rnlsln cask, and every tea box, and J
every elubtcr of uminnas is to uiueu lit
oraturu (or a business man. Now, my
brother, what juro you going to do with
the, intelligence f Do you suppose God
put you In this school of Infpnuatlou
merely that you might bo sharper In a
trade, that you wight bo wow suocm-
Jul us a worldling? Oh, W It wftsj
if
mtm 1 I mj
I that you might take that useful In
formation nnd use It for Jesus Christ.
I Can It be that you hae been dealing
wit li foreign lands nnd never had tho
I missionary spirit, wishing the wlvntlon
of foreign people? Can It bo that yon
iiave become acquainted with all the
oiifrugca inflicted in business llfo and
that you hnvo never tried to bring to
bear that (impel which Is to extirpate
jll evil nnd correct nil. wrongs and
Illumine nil darkness and Hf up nil
wretchedness nnd save men for this
world nnd the world to como? Can it
be that, understanding nil tho intri
eacies of 'business, you know nothing
nbout those things which will last after
all bills of exchange and consignments
and invoices and rent rolls, shall havo
crumpled up nnd been consumed in the
Area of tho lost great day? Can it be
that n man will bo wiso for timo and a
fool for eternity?
I remark, also, that business life. is a
school. for Integrity. No man knows
what he will do whcir- ho is tempted.
Thero are thousands of men who hnvo
kept their integrity merely because
thoy never have been tested. A man
was elected treasurer of flip state of
Maine somo years ago. Ilo was dis
tinguished for his honesty, usefulness
nnd uprightness, but before one year
hud passed he had taken of the public
funds for his own private use nnd wns
hurled out of ofllco In dlsgrneo. Dis
tinguished for virtue before; distin
guished for crime after. You can rail
over the nnines of men Just like that.
In whoso honesty you had eomplete
confidence, but placed In certain crises
of temptation thoy Went overboard.
Never so mnny temptations to hcoun
drcllsm ns now. Not a law on the
statute book but has some back door
through which n miscreant can c-enpe.
Ah I how many deceptions In the fnbrio
of goods; so much plundering in com
mercial life that if a man talk about
living a life of complete eoiiinierci.nl ac
curacy there nre those who nseiibo it
to greenness nnd lack of tnct. More
need of honesty now than ever before;
tiled honesty, complete honesty, more
than In those times when business wns
n plain affair nnd woolens were wool
lens nnd silks were silks nnd men wero
men.
How many men do you supposo
there nre in commercial life who could
suy truthfully. "In nil tho Fnks I hnve
over made I hnvo never overstated tho
valuo of goods; in all tho sales 1 hnvo
over mado 1 havo never covered up an
Imperfection in tho fabric; of all tho
thousands of dollars I havo over made
I have not taken ono dishonest farth
ing?" Thero are men, however, who
can say it, hundreds who can sny it,
thousands who can say it. Thoy nro
moro honest than when thoy sold their
first tierce of rico, or their first firkin of
butter, bocauso tholr honesty and in
tegrity havo been tested, tried, nnd
camo out triumphant. But they re
member a thno whon th'jy could have
robbed n partner, or havo absconded
wltli the funds of a bank, or sprung a
snap Judgment, or made a falso assign
ment, or borrowed inimitably without
any effort at payment, or got a man
Into a sharp corner and fleeced him.
But they nover took ono step on that
pathway of hell fire. Thoy can say
their prayers without hearing the chink
of dishonest dollars. Thoy can read
their Bible without thinking of the
timo when, with a Ho on tholr soul, in
tho custom house thoy- kissed the
Book. Thoy can think of death and
tho Judgment that comes after it with
out any flinching that day whon all
charlatans aud cheats And Jookoys and
frauds shall bo doubly damned. It
does not mako their knees knock to
gother, aud It does not mako their
teeth chatter to read "as tho partridgo
sittoth on eggs and lmtchcth them not,
so ho that gottoth riches and not by
right shall leavo them in tho midst of
his days, and at his end shall bo n
fool."
THK BhAVK IN ALQIKHS.
Oh, what a Bchool of Integrity busi
ness llfo Is I If you hnvo ovor been
tompted to let your Integrity cringo bo
foro present advantage, If you havo
ovor wakened up in somo embarrass
ment and said, "Now, I'll stop a little
aside from the right path and 110 ono
will know It, and I'll como all right
again; It Is only onco." Oh, that only
once has ruined tons of thousands of
men for this llfo and blasted their bouls
for eternity. It Is a tremendous school,
business life, a school of Integrity. A
merchant in Liverpool got a five pound
Dank of Knglaud note, and holding it
up toward the light ho saw somo Intor
lineations in what secmod red ink.
lie finally deciphered the letters, and
found out that the writing had been
mado by a slave In Algiers, saying in
substance, "Whoover gets this bank
note will ploawi to Inform my brother,
John Doan, living near Carllslo, that I
am n slavo of tho boy of Algiers." Tho
merchant sont word, omployed govern
ment ollleors and found who this man
was spoken of in this bank bill. After
nwhilo U10 wan was rescued, who for
elevou years had been n Mavo of tho
boy of Algiers. He was Immediately
omanolpatod, but was so worn out by
hardship and oxposuro ho soon after
died. Oh, if somo of tho bank bills
that como through your hands could
tell all tho scenes through which thoy
iavo 'passed, It would bo a tragedy
eclipsing any drama of Shakespeare,
mightier than King Lcnr or Macbeth,
As I go on hi this subject I nut im
pressed with tho importance of our
having mora sympathy with business
men, Is It not a shame that wo in our
pulpits do uot oftener preach about
their struggles, tholr trials and their
tumptatloust Men who toll with tho 1
hand nro not apt to bo very sympathotio !
with those who toll with the brain, '
The fanners who raise the com, and
the oats, and the wheat sometimes aro
tempted to think that grain merchants
have nn ensy timo nnd get their profits
Without giving any equivalent.
Plato and Aristotle were so opposed
to merchandise that they declared com
merce to be the curse of tho nations, and
they advised that cities be built at least
ten miles from the scacoast. But you
and I know that there aro no more In
dustrious or high minded men than
those who move in tho world of traffic.
Some of them carry burdciri heavier
than hods of brick, and ar? exposed to
sharper things than thoenst wind, nnd
climb mountains higher than tho Alps
or Himalayas, and if thoy are faithful
Christ will at last say to them : "Well
done, good nnd fnithful servant; thou
hast been faithful over a few tilings,
I will mako thee ruler over many things.
Enter thou Into the Joy of thy Lord."
THK MAHTTK8 OF BUSINKSS.
We talk nbout the martyrs of tho
Piedmont valley, nnd the mnrtyrs
among tho Scotch highlands, and tho
martyrs at Oxford. There are Just as
certainly martyrs of Wall street and
State street, martyrs of Fulton street
nnd Broadway, mnrtyrs of Atlantic
street and Chestnut street, going
through hotter fires, or having their
necks under sharper axes. Then it bo
hooves us to banishull frelfulness from
our lives if this subject be true. Wo
look back to tho time when wo were at
school, and wo remember tho rod and
wo remember the hard tasks and wo
complained griovously, but now we see
It wns for tho best.
Business life is a school, nnd tho tasks
are hard, and tho chastisements some
times nre very grievous; but do not
complain. The hotterthe llro the better
tho refining. There are men beforo the
throne of God this day in triumph who
on earth Were cheated Outof everything
but their coffin They wero sued, they
wero imprit-oued for debt, thoy wero
throttled by constables with a wholo
pack of writs, they wcro sold out by
the sheriffs, they had no compromise
with their creditors, they had to mako
assignments. Their dying hours wero
apnoyed by the sharp ringing of tho
doorbell by some Impetuous creditor
who thought it was outrageous and im
pudent that n man should daio to dio
before he paid the last tin eo shillings
and sixpence.
I had a friend who had many mis
fortunes. Everything went against
him. He had good business quality
and was of tho best of morals, but ho
was ono of thoso won, such as you havo
sometimes seen, for whom everything
sccins to go wrong. Ufa lifo became to
him a pluguo. When I heard he was
dead, I said, "Good, got rid of tho
sheriffs!" Who nro thoso lustrous souls
beforo thothrono? When tho question
is nsked, "Who aro thoy?" the angels
standing onk the sen of glass respond,
"These nro they who camo out of great
business trouble and had their robes
washed and mado whito in tho blood
of tho Lamb."
A runn nroso In Fulton street prayer
meeting, and said: "I wish publicly to
acknowledge tho goodness of God. 1
was in business trouble. 1 had money
to pay, and I had no means to pay it,
and I was In utter despair of all human
holp, and I laid this matter beforo tho
Lord, and this morning I went down
among some old business, friends I had
not seen in ninny yeurs, just to mako n
call, and ono baid to me, 'Why, I am so
glad to seo you, walk in. Wo have
some money on our books duo you a
good while, but wo didn't know where
you wero, and therefore not having
your address wo could not send it. Wo
nro very glad you havo como.' " And
tho man standing in Fulton street
prayer meeting said, "The amount
thoy paid me wns six times what I
owed." You sny it only happened so?
You nro an Infidel. God nnswered thnt
mnu's prayer. Oh, you want business
giacc.
Commercial ethics, business honors,
laws of trade, aro all very good in their
place, but thoro aro times whon you
want something moro than this world
will give you, You want God. For
tho lack of him some that you havo
known have consented to forgo, nnd to
maltieat their friends, and to curso
their enemies, aud their names havo
been bulletined among scoundrols, and
thoy havo been ground to powder,
while othor men you havo known havo
gono through tho very same htress of
circumstnuces triumphant. There aro
mou here today who fought tho battlo
and gained tho victory. Peopio como
out of that man's store, and thoy say,
"Well, If there over was a Christian
trader that Is ono." Integrity kopttho
books and waited on tho customers.
Light from tho eternal world Hashed
through tho show windows. Love to
God and lnvo to man presided in tlmt
btorohouso.
Somo day peopio going through tho
btrcet notice that tho shutters of tho
window are not down, Tho bar of
that store door lias not been removed.
People say, "What Is tho matter?" You
go up a Uttlo closer, and you see writ
ten on tho card of that window,
"Closed on account of the deatli of ono
of tho Arm." That day all through tho
circles of business thero Is talk about
how n good man has gone. Boards of
trado pass resolutions of sympathy, nnd
churches of .Christ pray, "Holp, Lord,
for the godly man cease th."
Ho has mado his last bargain, ho lias
suffered his last loss, ho has ached witli
the last fatigue. His children will get
tho result of his Industry, or If through
misfortune thero be no dollars left,
thoy will have an estate of prayer and
Christian example which will bo evor
lastlng. Heavenly rewards for oarthly
discipline. There "Oie wloked cense
from troubling and tho weary nro nt
r,t."
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Tho Story of tho Ohellsk.
At IleliopotH was the Temple of the
Sun, and tho mjIiooIs which Herodotus
visited "hociuise the teachers are con
sidered the most accomplished men in
Egypt." When Strnbo cjinio hither,
400 years Inter, ho saw the houso which
Plato hnd occupied. Moses here learned
"all tho wisdom of tho Egyptians."
Papyri describes Heliopoiis as "full of
obelisks." Two of these columns wero
curried to Alexandria 1,937 years ago
and set up before tho Temple of Co;sar.
According to one authority, this temple
was built by Cleopatra; in any case,
tho two obelisks acquired the name of
Cleopatra's Needle", and though tho
temple Itself in time disappeared, they
remained where they had been placed
ono erect, one prostrate until, in
recent yeara, ono was given to London
nnd the other to Now York. Con
stance F. Woolson in Harper's.
The lliuiker'g Daughter.
Ile Didn't my note como to you in
time yesterday?
She No; I never received it.
Ho Strange 1 I wonder where it
went?
She Oh, I remember hearing papa
say something nbout n note of yours
going to protest yesterday whatever
that is. Life.
A fllltlcatlns Circumstance.
Hostetter McGinnis It is mean of
you to bo always abusing your friend
Jones behind his back.
Gus De Smith I can't seo it that
way. If I abuse him to his face ho
will pound the lifo out of mo. Texas
Sittings.
A citizen of Muncio, Ind., possesses
the tlag that was wrapped about tho
body of General' Nathaniel Lyon, the
first northern general to loso his life in
tho civil war, when he was carried off
the field.
"August
Flower"
This is the query per
What Is petually on your little
boy's lips. And he is
It For? no worse than the big
ger, older, balder-headed
boys. Life is an interrogation
point. " What is it for?" we con
tinually cry from the cradle to the
grave. So with this little introduc
tory sermon we turn and ask: "What
is August Flower for?" As easily
answered ns asked-: It is for Dys
pepsia. It is a special remedy for
the Stomach nnd Liver. Nothing
more than this ; but this brimful.
We believe August Flower cures
Dyspepsia. We know it will. We
have reasons for knowing it. Twenty
years ago it started in a small country
town. To-day it has an honored
place in every city and country store,
Siossesses one of the largest manu
acturing plants in the country and
sells every where. Why is this? The
reason is as simple as a child's
thought. It is honest, does one
thing, nnd does it right nloug it
cures Dyspepsia.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr.Woodbury.NJ.
Restorative iplKP
7 NERVINE. ISiiliC
DlLllEENmi
There U nothing like the RESTORATIVE
NCnVltiadUcorerttl br tbo crent Hx-olalUt,
DR.MILC3. to cure all Dcrroiu dUeuct, u
llaadaoho, tho Glues, Norvous Prostra
tion, Gleoplassncss, Neuralgia, St. Vltuoi
Danoo, Fits and llystorln. ilanr phflclani
tuotttn their practice, and r tbo rv ttu are
wonderful. Wu hart) hundred of te.njH.nUU
Ilia theta from druciilsta. "We have nTcr kuotrn
anyttilua like It." tUow It Co., Hjrocuw, N Y.
ETcry boltloiolit brlajwonliof pratse," J.U.
Wolf, UUUdalo. lllch. "Too best aeller ercr
bad." Woodworth k Co., Fort Wajne, lad.
".Ntrtlno aolla better than anjthlug eicr
had" II. T. Wraw ex. Gonro.d. N. II. Trial
bottle aud book of UsUmoatalaJTrceatdrusglata.
OK. MILES' MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, I mi.
TBIASi BOTTUQ fltEE.
Sold by T. J, Fry, driiKgtst.tlt-m.
Act on i new vrtofinle
Kgaljie too Unr, itotuvh
t&4 bowels thiavah (JU
iirrtvi Da, lliuj' P1U4
tjvtJiltf ckt4 bUleuwees,
torpid liter tad couilpv
Uoa. 8aiallt, mtUett.
ttwtl Bpd0Ma.2Bt.t3;
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Bold by D. J, Fry, druKglsf, Balom,
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Silver, Italian and Petite Prune
tr.es for sale.
Onenn(Uwciycar8old.4 to 8 feet high.
Kxtr. well r.xilBd uuJ Rperlul cure taxed
lu rtlirglng Noa choice lot -if yearling
m-.qhM ol the IoIIowIhb vnrlelles: Koyal
.MUKCudlnn. Concord. Brighton, Delwaie,
Jonu, Mooiu'b, Diiitiioud, Niiur'im, Xilnck
HiunliU'ir, I'o.-Hllneton, Vcr'iuesi1 Hold
tit llviog nrlot r. Andrew
lOldw II U. AL,L.CN,rillvi;ru)i5,iOro.
NORTHWESTERN NURSERY
largo stock or all lead lug arletlcsor
KRUIT TREES.
i-cud forca.plogue nnd prlco lift. Now
Is the time to put out peach trees nnd all
other trees. Trees delivered freo to all
nailHOf Ihoolti.
dw T. D. JONErf, Balera, Or.
EGGS
Our man who ha been Hcourlng the
country for Hgs hits Just brought lu a big
loitinu wenittprepaiea to supply me city.
T. BUMIOWB,
No. JSiiCummwela) St.. Salen.
Hop Sing & Co.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
208 Commercial Ht.
Clothing mado tit lowest prices.
Ill-pairing neatly done.
nnffflrtvcTiTff ennnnr innixNT i the
viiuuuu unm-uuiiuuiJUOLUHrtiJciHclal
orau of the Mule dspattment of public lu
btiuotl n. The Journal Is a monthly mug.
iizlno tlootcd tobchool and home cducii-
Hen: therefore, It Is ludlspctiMible to
ieucueri, una invaiiinuie to irienas oi euu
mtlon In general. I'rlce SI.OO ner annum:
11 oor mote copies tJ) cents euch; simple
copy 'ueenis. Aaaies j. jj. ijoknek,
11 7-lf Proprietor, Albany, Or.
0NK OF THK LiAKGJiST ESTABLISH-msnta-ln
tno State. Lower rales tban
Tortland. Largest stock Ixjgul Blanks lr
Uiobtate, a-d biggest discount, fcieut foi
price lUt of Job priming, and catalogue oj
legfll blanks. K. M. WAITE,
Steam Printer Salem Orcon
D.C.SHERMAN,
U, 8, Pension and Claim agent. P.O
Box 2S1. lalera, Oregon. Deputy County
cnerf Vrlte fdr blanks. w
. PHILLIPS a CO.,
Merchant Tailors.
A full line of imported nnd domestic
wooiens. Also a complete stock of gents'
furnishing goods. All the latest styles
'115 Commercial street.
DUGAN BROS'
PliiDibing and Ilcating Co.,
Wholesale nnd retail dealersln
STEAM ASD PLUMBING GOODS.
2'1) Commercial street. Telephono No. 33.
Strawberries
and Grapes.
Twenty vnrletlesofeaeh for uaIb Mnmmi
of culture and descriptive catalogue of
i.miiia mi cuuurui muse, uest oi an taute
fruits, suitable for this climate, sent ou ap
plication to B. HOKKR, Salem, Oregon.
To Strawberry Growers.
The underslgued has contracted for large
quantity of the Jessie, (sweepstake prize
wlurfer at intern stntwbciry lair) and Trl
ompbede Gaud, (bes' ylelder nnd most
irotltnble late berry lu Malum market,)
from II. W Havuge, l,aleui, and J W, Gil
bert, Aumsvllle. WurruntVtt puro stooy
and plants flrM-class. Catalogiu free, read,
bopt-inber Its. Also leu other nrleUes
Address . K, HOr'EU,
dw Kalem, Oregon
Steamer Ehrood.
reining time at lloUe's wharf. Kalem,
nud Kellogg do k, Tuj jr street Pertland:
3Al.r.M. PORTLAND.
Monday. 8n.tn. Tueday. tin. m.
Wednesday, - Thursday,
lrldiiy, Ka.tur.1ay, "
AL HKMtKN. Agent,
Ofllco Stute street nnd at Wharf.
BRICK AND TILE.
K.'rflrat-clAM hand midelbrlak nndtlle,
goto
MURPHY & DEPART.
Large supply on Uan.l. Near fair
ground, 8 :tn, 721
INKUUANCK
Tom panr.
PtTb nud Ma
rl up.
U.W. UEttLEU. kuL - jilm.Or(roo
. Paper Hanger.
Lt7eord.rMUUbft UealEstateKxclianjo
T. UK'HAniwnw ...
O. , ofllceup xtHlmlu front 57 nt lav.
streets, Balem, Oregon. rc"" aua Court
I,,it:rll,,,r h,i. ,;1. :ua Uuali'a I....J
81Jr
building, Salem, Ortgen.
U.V. BONIIAM. tv tr ,77
BONHAM & HOLMEH, Attoini. .Mal
t Ohlcelu Hush's i, ock i?tLatta.
aud Com l, onconi'lbu ' "etHeen Stat
rpiLMON FOItb, attorney at hiT7"
DAIlOY & 1JING11AM ttnrTT '
counselors ut 1, 'lem ?JLM
Having an abstract ol the recordl.'i,rAies?a'
county, including u lot ano block lnd?'lon
&.ilt.i, thoy lmo special laclllues h?.w
nmlultirf titles to real estate. J f8lr,.e,x
tho MUpiemu court und lutheKt ,V1 h In
merits will receive proiupgtggj".
Tll. W. H MOPT, physician n,,
U geon. OincelalSdrldwaSJ'E
1 B.PiIILlJUOOK,M.I).,lJonjZZZ
!i Ofllco 163 Oouu'street dSSS?fe
liigh street. General pracUee: gSLilJ
cbnSien11 6lVen l dlSCUSeS 0f WotnlSa1
WTHOUSER.M U. Physician and snr.
. geon. Practice limited to dlS
ol the nervous s stem. Gala rli Inc laaw
asthma and rupture or hernia. OiBm in
Cottle block looms 11 aud U OfflMhoi.
from 0 to 12 a. m aud lroiQ 2to6p m
DR. MINTA H. A. DAVIS. Office houri
8 a. ui. to 11 a. in.; a p in. to 5 p .'J1
ljuy or Hlght calls piou.ptiy uittuded to'
Hptclal attention given lodUeisesof vntZ
en undchlldien. utllceln ewB4ntBlfc.
30o t oinmerelal stttet. heoldinie sainel
DH.J. M. KKEJSE, Dentist, Office over
tho White Corner, court and Com.
merclul streets.
DO. T. C. SMITH, Dentlst,l)2 State street.
Salem, Or. t luisbed dental opera
tions of every description. Palulets opera,
tlons a specialty.
WD. PUGH, Aicltltect, Plaas, Sped
. flcatlons und superlutendCDce lor
all clrtbses ol buildings. Otllce W) Com.
mercial ht., up stulis,
C8. McN ALLY, Architect, New EusS
. llteymau block, llutisaudspecutat
tions of nil classes of of buildings on short
notice. Superlutendenceof work promptly
ooKfcd alter. -Jb-tl
EJ. McOAUXTLAND.Clvll Sanitary and
. Hydruullo Kuglneer. U. S. Utpalf
uitueral surveyor. City surveyors office,
Cottle-Pni&hlust Block, falem, Oregon.
BUSINICfsS OA11DS.I
GKO. E. SPHAGUE, Blacksmith aDd
boi eshoelug mm n pairing. Ouij the
best workmen employed. Opposite btitt
Insurance building
p IOE & I103S, BUcltsmlths, oil klndsot
JLV repalringandcaulageworK. Wetrnn
ill our employ Aithur Ulove,aprofesloral
Uurscshoer. Give us a trial. HI
JOHN KNIGHT, Blacksmith. JIwm
shoeing aud lepali lng a specialty, blwp
attho foot of Llbeny stieet.baleni, Oregon.
ifflti
PJ. LABSUN & CO,, Manufacture of Ml
. kludaor vohlcleb. Bepait lug a special
ty, bhop 45 btatb street,
A B. SMITH & CO., Contractors, Sew
A. ini, Cement Sidewalks, Kxcavawri
Etc: All wort promptly done, Saleni,ur.
Leave orders with Dugau Bros 4:I.-im
riAKPET-LAYING.-I m?ke a special w
j caipet-sewlug nnd laying; "W
UK en tipuud relaid with great care, lluiuo
cleaning. Leave oi ders with J. H. w
or Buteu A bou. J. G. LU UKMAM
GEO. HO EYE, Barber and Hidr dre81"
parloi's. Finest baths It tho city. J
Commercial street, Halem.
J
. ..n.i..iiiihnA.
AUK HARK NS.SSra??
j
,.?f-.V.J?'SSK
Bhop, opposlt'lie
ri.nnrlrT.
FARM rOBSALE.
320 acres of best stock and 'rnit !
Otegou for sale at a bargain. vu
Near Hllver Creik Falls. '
KSii
500 TXvvWSlffl
rfS11
vXV, ( AN
KffTf
ths mi
HEALTH. "
t.o RldiaaU Golden VU ?;
Cures Chaucrei, tinl vtdjoai
Bores on tho Lr and BJJSotSS
p-.. tn . Conner-colored w"rn
Jr Jfc.
Jflr
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WwSxi
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RlntL'atarr'h.dlaI 8calP." -
primary forma of th dlwaw r,e
SyUlUV Price, $5 OOPjr
Lalllclmu'a Golden f
Cures-Tertiary, MercurlaWThlllu
matlam, rains Jn the Bon". JJjVn
Head, tack of the Nk. ufr!3 coo-Th?oa-t,B5phIUtIo
iKaab. JW I
tracted tfordi, S lffnesa oltb ,(..
eradlcatta U diaeaae from H . M
Whether catoed r tolUcrtUon cr
ol Mercury, icarta th $&
healthy. lVlce 9 Ou per '. . -jj.
lo nlci.auU Golden &
UAote for the I?SS'r?orOeJ
IrriUHon drarel, and all LrUJ ,
Uldliarrangementa. VxlfW
.til. . fa
"VV.j JtC -'
a uipaiHH'ai uuaua
lection, toraerert 'a?!0 XTprtc
lnftammawrr Cleet, Btriaw
tZ KlcW' Golden O'-g
for the eaecUr. StfASffr'r
and eruptioof . Pf 'f e pifia-Xen
and Brain treatoenti U rJjao, da.
r. eicm or orero. ri
P'rtco 3 OO p.rBtf.
Sent Terrwi ftau" "
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