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Lawrence, Kans., Aug. 9, iSSS.
Gcorce Patterson fell from n second-story
window, striking a fence. I found him using
ST.JACOB OIL.
He used it freely all over his bruises. I saw
him next morning at work. All thcbluespots
rapidly disappeared, leaving neither pain,
scar nor swelling. C. K. NEUMANN, M. D.
'ALL
scar nor swe
RIGHT1 ST.JAOOBS
OIL DID IT.
T THE TABERNACLE.
lit. TALMAGE ON THE POTENCY OF
THE NAVX OF CHRIST.
Ike Name Itself Has a Certain lloauty
of Sound, but No familiar Nome Can
Ro Dissociated from the Character of
the Vernon Who Hear It.
Brooklyn. May 1. While Dr. Tnl-
mgp is ablo to hold vast audiences spoil-
wind by his oloquenco, whatever BtiD-
ect I10 has in hand, hp is never so elo-
uent, or so evidently a great orator, as
hen ho preaches Christ as the one hope
'or the regeneration of the world. T.ie
act was proved this morning whon lie
HBCoursed from the test, PhilippianH ii
The numo which fa above every
auie.
Paul is hero making rapturous and
ntbusiastic description of the name of
Jhnst. There are merely worldly names
hat sometimes thrill you through and
hrouKh. Such was tho namo of Henry
Jlay to a Kentuckinu, tho name of Wil-
Isitn Wirt to a Virginian, tho name of
Daniel Webster to a Now Englander.
By common proverb we have come to
Hevo that "thero la nothing In u
nine:" and so parents sometimes at the
laptismal altar give titles to their ci.il-
iren. reckless of the fact that that tltio.
that name, will bo u lifetime hindrance
'or a lifetime help. You havo no right
to irivo your child u namo lacking
'either in euphony or tnornl meaning.
It 11 a sin to call a child Jehoinkim 01
righith-pileser, or by anything that i
dtoaKJTO'iblo. Bccauso you havo liad an
ojcasper.iting namo yourself is no reason
why you should inilict it upon your
'progeny, and yet how often it is that we
neo :t namo full of jargon rattling down
from generation to generation simply
iMCiiixo a long whilo ago some 0110 h;p-
'neiieil to bo nfllicted with it. instiin-
lions and great entorpri&eH soinotinies
without sufUeicnt deliberation take no
ntenclaturo. Mighty destinies havo been
decided by a name. While wo may by
a long course of Christian behavior got
ilnmir tlm infqfnrrnnn of Imvilii; bi.'Gll h.lt-
Itized with tho namo of a despot or a
cheat, how much hotter it would navo
been if wo could havo all stnrted lifo
without any such incumbrance!
1 SVECT TO THK MEMORY.
When Paul, in my text and in othor
! passages of Scripture, burst fortli in na-
i pirations of admiration tor tho name of
Christ, I want to immiro what aro the
characteristics of that appollation, "The
tiarao whicli is abovo every namo." in
'tho first place, speaking to you in legard
(to tho namo of Christ, 1 want to tell you
fiit is an easy namo. You aro sometimes
introduced to pooplo with long and un
pronounceable names, and you havo to
liiston cautiously to got tho namos, and
ilyou havo to hear thorn pronounced two
I or threo times boforo you risk trying to
Jiuttor them; but within tho first two
fiyoars tho littlo child folds its hands and
looks upward and says "Jesus.
Can it be that in nil this church this
I moraincr thoro aro ronresontatives of nnv
f 'household whoro tho children aro fu-
miliar with tho names of tho fathor and
mother and brothor and sister, yet know
.nothing about "that namo which is above
nvnrv Tin.iiin7" Hoiniitimcs von forirot tho
inamo of a quite familiar friend, and you
havo to think and think boforo you got it;
ibut can you imagine any treaic or lutoi-
1nnt liv whfoh von should forcrot tho
inamo of Jesus? That word seoms to fit
,tho tonguo in every dialect. Down to
old ago, whon tho voico is tremulous and
'tmcortaln and Indistinct, oven thou this
frogal word finds potent uttornnco.
, Whon an aged fathor was dying, ono
of tho children caino nud said, "tuthor,
Ido you know meV" and in tho delirium
'of tho last sickness ho said, "No, I don't
jltnow you." Another child enmo and
.said, "Father, do yon know 1110V" "No,"
ho said, "1 don't know you." Thon tho
ivillago pa8torcamo in and said, "Do you
know mo?" Uo said, "No; 1 don't think
,1 over saw you." Thon said tho minis
tor, "Do you know JesusV" "Oh, yes!"
'said tho dying man, "I Unow Jesus;
chief among ton thousand is ho, and tho
ono altogothor lovely." Yes, for ull
Rgos and for nil languages, and for all
conditions is nu easy namo.
Jesus, 1 lovo thy diamine name,
TIs iiiubIo to iny car;
Fain would t BouiiU It out bo loud
That heaven ntul earth might hour.
LOTIiLY NAMES IN BCltllTUUK.
But I romark further in regard to this
namo jof Christ, that it is n beautiful
inamo. Now you havo noticed that you
cannot disossocinto a namo from tho
choraotor Qf the porson who has it.
rThoro aro sorno namos, for instance, that
iro ropulsivo to my ear. Tlioso names
wo attnictivo to your oar. What is tho
'difference? Why, 1 hnppened to know
socio persons of that namo who wore
icross or sour or queer or unsympa
thetic, and tho porsons you havo hap
.ponetf to know of that numo wore kind
'and gonial. Binco, thon, wo cannot dls
ftseoclnto a nmno from tho character of
tho porson who has tho namo, that eon
(deration mnkes tho namo of Jesus un
Wnkably beautiful.
I cannot pronounce that namo in your
presence, but you thtnic or uotiueuoin,
SjQthsemuno nud Oolgothu, ami you see
Mis loving faco, and you hoar Ids tender
jvolco, and you feel his goutlo touch. As
boou as 1 pronounce his numo in your
feresonco you think of him who banquet'
d with heavenly hlornrclis, yet camo
down and breakfasted on tho fish which
tta rough men hauled out of Uonesarot;
cm think of him who, though tho clouds
tho dust of his feet, wulked footsore
tho road to Emmuus.
I cannot speak his namo in your hear
th s inormiiir. but you iimiic right
Wwayof tho shining ono who restored
mm centurion's daughter, and who
JMped tho bliud mnuHo sunlight, nud
wtto made tuo cripples cruicu umvn.
who looked down into tho laughing
of tho babo until it struggled to go
Mia: then Hinging his anus around it
iwprcselug n uifcs upon us nmtiunu
w, said, "ur SUQU w uio Kiuguoui or
vn."
1
vhlch stands for lovo, for patieu6o, for
self sacrifico, for magnanimity, for
every tiling that is good and glorious nud
tender and sympathetic and kind! It is
aromatic with all odors. It is accordant
with all harmonics. Sometimes, when
I look nt that namo of Jesus Christ, it
seems as if tho letters were made of
tears, and then they seem to bo gloam
ing crowns. Sometimes tiiat namo
seems to bo twisted out of tho straw on
which ho lay, and then it seems to be
built out of tho thrones on whicli his
people uro to reign. Sometimes 1 sound
that word Jesus, and 1 hear in it tho sob
of (iethsein.mo and tho groan of Calvary,
mid then I speak his name and it is nil
a-ripple with gladness and a-ring with
hosanna. Glorious namo!
Take all tho glories of bookbii dery
and put them around tho pago on which
that namo is printed. On Chrittmas
morning wrcatho it on tho wall. Let it
drip from harp's string and lot it thun
der out in orgau's diapason Sound it
often, sound it well, until every star
shall seem to shine it, and every flower
shall seem to breathe it, and mountain
and sea and day and night and earth
and heavon acclaim in full chant,
"Blessed bo his glorious namo forever."
"Tho namo which is ubovo every name."
IT THRILLS IN BONO.
Havo you over heard in a Methodist
church, during a time of revival, a score
of souls como to tho altar and cry out
for mercy under tho power of just two
lines of glorious old John Wesley?
Jesus, the namo high over all.
In heaven or earth or sky.
To tho repenting soul, to tho exhausted
invalid, to the Sunday school girl, to tho
'snow white octogenarian, it is beautiful.
Tho aged man comes in from u long
walk, and ho tremulously opens the door
of his homo, and ho hangs his hat on tho
old nail, uud he puts his cane in tho
usual nlaco. and ho lies on his couch,
and ho says to his children and his
grandchildren, "My dears, 1 um going
away from you." And thoy say, "Why,
whoro aro you going, grandfather?"
"Oh." ho says, "1 am going to Jesusl"
and so tho old man faints away into
heaven.
And tho littlo child comes in from
pluy und she flings hersolf into your
lap. and slio says, "Mamma, I'm so sick;
I'm so very sick;" and yon put her to
bed and tho fovor is worso and worso,
and some midnight whilo you nro shak
ing up tho pillow and giving tho medi
cine Bho looks up iu your faco and says,
"Mamma, I'm going away from you."
Yon Bay, "Why, whoro aro you goiug,
my darling?" And sho says, "I am go
ing to Jesus." And tho rod cheek that
you tako to bo tho mark of tho fovor
turns out to bo only tho carnatiou bloom
of heaven.
Oh, was it not boautiful when a littlo
child hcurd that her playmate was dy
ing, nnd sho wont to tho hout.0, und sho
cltnnbored upon tho bed of hor dying
playmate, and sho said to tho dying
playmate, "Whoro aro you going to?"
and tho dying girl said, "I'm going to
Jesus." Then said tho littlo girl that
was well, as sho bent over to givo the
parting kis3 to her dying playmate,
"Well, thon, if you mo going to Jesus,
givo my lovo to him." It is a beautiful
numo, whether on tho lips of childhood
or on tho lips of tho old man. When my
fathor was dying the villngo minister
said to him, quoting over his pillow this
passago. "This is a faithful saying nnd
worthy of all acceptation, that Christ
Jesus camo into thowoild to save sin
ners," and there ho stopped. Then my
fathor linishod tho quotation by saying,
"of whom I am chiof."
But I remark again, in regard to this
nnmo of Christ, that itis a mighty name.
Rothschild is n namo mighty in tho com
mercial world, Sillnnan is n namo
mighty in tho scientific world, Irving Is
a namo mighty in tho litoiary woild,
Washington is a nnmo mighty in tho po
litical world, Wellington is a numo
mighty in tho military world; but where
iu ull tho earth is a nnmo so potent to
lift and thrill and arouso and rally and
bless as tho namo Jesus? Why, tho
sound of that ono namo unhorsed Saul
nnd throw Newton on his faco on ship's
deck; and that ono namo today, whilo 1
spoak, holds a hundred million souls un
dor omnipotent spell. That nnmo in
England today menus inoro than Vic
toria, in Uormnny that namo today
moaus more than ISutnoror William.
Oh, mighty namol
IT ACTS LIKE A TALISMAN.
1 havo seen 11 man bound hund and
foot of tho devil and captive of all evil
habits, nt tho sound of that numo dash
down his shackles nnd march out for
ovor free. 1 have, soon a man overcome
of misfortune and trial, every kind of
troublo had ho; but at the sound of that
nnmo tho twi dropped, nud the clouds
parted, uud tho sunbuist of oternnlglnd
ness poured upon his soul. I huvo seen
a man hnrdoned in infidelity, defiant of
Ood, full of jeer and scoff, jocoso of tho
judgmont day, reckless of eternity, nt
tho sound of that namo blauch and
cower and groan and kuoel und weep
anil repent ami pray und bollovo and
rejoice and triumph.
Oh, it is n mighty namo. Under its
power tho last temple of superstition
will como down and tho last Juggernaut
of iniquity will bo shattered to pieces.
Tho toil horso of caruago, spoken of iu
apocalyptic vision, nud tho black horso
of doath must como hack on their
haunchos, whilo tho White horso of vic
tor) goes forth, mounted of him who
hath tho moon under his feet and tho
stars of heaven for his tiara. Mighty
munol It will llrst mnko tho wholo
earth tremblo, and then it will mako all
tho nations sing, Mighty namol
Othor dotniuioua seem to bo giving
wayi Franco had to giyo up some of hor
favorite proviucos; Spain has lotit it grout
deal of her powor; many of tho thrones
of tho world uro being lowered; ninny of.
tho acoptora of tho world are being
shortened, but overy tract distributor,
uvory Biblo printer, every Christian iu.
tititution ostaUlshod sprends ubrond tho
mighty namo of Christ. It has already
boon hi ml under tho Chinese wall, uud
iu the blberinu snow castle, nud in the
Urueiluu grovo, and in tho eastern
najrodo. That namo will swallow un all
Qk, Usautiful naino, the uamooJf Jeans, other named. That crown will yot cover
upullothenrowus. That empire Will
jot coinpufs ull dominations.
All crlmm uliall reano fcod nbcli-nt IrauiUshall
falL
Returning JuMlco lift aloft her scale;
Puace o'er the world her olhe wntid extend,
And white robed Innocence from heaven descend.
WUO CAN FOHOKT THE DIVINE PHYSICIAN?
But 1 roinnrk again, taking a step for
ward in this subject, that the nnmo of
Christ is un enduring name. You got
over tho fenco of tho graveynrd and yon
iiull the weeds book from tho namo that
has nearly faded from tho tombstono,
nnd you wish that Walter Scott's "Old
Mortality" would come ulong and re
chisel it, so that you might really find
out what tho nnmo is. Why, that was
tho namo of the greatest man in all tho
town. In all tho country. In all tho
state, now almost faded from the tomb
stone. And so tho greatest names of this
world either have perished, or aro perish
ing. Gregory VI, Saucho of Spain,
Conrad 1 of Germany, Richard 1 of Eng
land, Catherine of Russia. Thoso names
w ere ouco mighty, and they mudo tho
caith tremblo. Who cares for them
now? None so poor as to do theni rev
erence. But tho name of Christ is en
during forever. It will be preserved in
tho world's hno art. There will bo other
Beljinis to sketch the Madonna, and
other Ghirlandwtjos to present tho bap
tism of Christ, and other Bronziuos to
show Christ visiting tho spirits in prison,
and nthor Giottos to appal the vision
With the Crucifixion. It will bo pre
served in tho world's literature.
Thero will bo other Alexander Popes
to write tho "Messiuh," and other Dr.
Youngs to celobruto his triumph, and
other Cowpers to sing his love. It will
bo preserved in the world's grand and
elaborate architecture, und Protestant
ism shnll yet havo its St. Mark's and
St. Peter's. It shnll bo preserved in
tho world's literuture, for there will be
other Paleys to write tho "Evidences of
Christianity." More than all, it will bo
embalmed in tho hearts of all the good
of earth and all the great ones of heav
en. Shall tho emancipated bondman
over forget who set him free? Shnll tho
blind man ever forget tho divino physi
cian who gave him sight? Shall the lost
and wandering over f 01 get who brought
them homo?
Why, to make tho world forget that
nnmo would bo to burn upnll the Bibles
and burn down all tho churches, and
then, in the spirit of nniversal urson, go
through tho gate of heavon nnd put
tho torch to all the temples and man
sions nnd palaces until iu the awful con
flagration all heaven went down, and
tho people como out to look upon the
charred ruins; but even then they would
hear the uamo of Christ in tho thunder
of falling towers, nnd In tho crash of
tomplo walls, and seo it interwoven into
tho flying banners of llame, and tho re
deemed of heaven would say, "Lot tho
temples and tho palaces burn; lot them
burn; wo havo Jesus left." Blessed bo
his glorious namo forever. "Tho namo
which is abovo every namo."
My friends, havo you made up your
mind by what namo you will accost
Christ when you seo him In heaven?
Now that Is a practical question. For
you will seo him, child of God, just as
certainly as you sit thero and 1 stand
hero. By what namo havo you made up
your mind to call Christ when you first
moot him in heaven. Will yon call bun
"Anointed Ono," or "Mebsiah?" or will
you tako some ono of tho symbolic terms
which you read in your tsibio on eartn
terms by which Christ was designated?
Till! HOSK OK SIIAnON.
Some day perhaps you will be wander
ing umong the gardens of God on high,
tho pluco abloom with eternal spring
time, infinite luxury of lily nnd rose and
amaranth, and perhaps you will look np
into tho faco of Christ and say, "My
Lord, thou art tho Roso of Sharon and
tho Lily of tho Vnlloy." Sometimo thero
will bo a new soul como into heaven to
tako its pluco in tho firmament and
shino us tho btnrs forever and ever, and
tho luster of a useful lifo will shino
forth tremulous nud beautiful, and you
will look up into the tnco of Christ and
say, "My Lord, thou uit a brighter star,
tho Morning Star, tho Star of Jacob, tho
Star of tho Rodoeinor."
Some day you will bo walking among
tho fountains that toss in tho sunlight,
falling 111 crush of pearl and aniothyst
into golden and crystalline urn, nnd
wnndering up the round bauked river to
tho place where the water first tinkles
its silver on tho rock, and from chalices
of lovo you will bo drinking to honor
and everlasting joy, nnd you will look
up into tho faco of Christ and say, "My
Lord, my Lord, thou art tho Fonntiln
of Living Water." Some day you will
bo wandering among tho lambs and
sheep of heaven feeding by tho rock, re
joicing in tho enroof him who brought
you out of tho wilderness world Into tho
sheepfold, uud you will look up into his
faco and say, "My Lord, my Lord, thou
art tho Shepherd of tho Everlasting
Hills!"
But thero is another uamo by which
you can call him. Perhaps that will bo
tho namo I have not mentioned yet. 1
imagine that heaven Is all full. Every
throuo has Its king. Evory harp has its
harper. All the wealth of tho univorso
has como into heaven. Thoro is noth
ing to bo added. Tho song full. Tho
ranks full. Tho mansions all full.
Heaven full. Tho sun will set niiro with
its splendor the domes of tho tomplo
and burnish tho goldon streots into a
blazo and lx rotlectod buck from tho
solid pearl of tho twelvo gates, and It
will bo noon in heaven. Noon on tho
river. Noon on tho hills. Noon in tho
vnlloys. High noon. And then yon will
look up, gradually accustoming your
vlslou to tho sight, shading your eyes at
tho first lest they bo extinguished with
tho insuifornblo splendor, until after
awhilo you can look upon tho full irra
diation, and you will cry out, "My
Lord, my Lord, thou art tho Sun that
Novor Seta."
13 IT HtKCIOUB TO YOU?
But nt this iolut 1 am staggered with
tho thought that there muy 00 persons
In this house for whom this uamo has no
charm, though it la bo easy, though it is
bo beautiful, though it is so potent,
though it in .o enduring. Oh, como to
day and boo wuether there is anything
In Christ! 1 challenge you to test with
mo this morning whother God is good,
and whother Christ is precious, nnd
whether the Holy Ghost Is omnipotent.
Como. my brother, I challengo you.
Como, and we will kneel at the altar of
inorcy. You kneel on ono sido of tho
altar nnd 1 will kneel on the other sido
of tho altar of mercy, and wo will not
get up from our knees Until our Bins are
pardoned and wo aro ablo to ascribe all
honor to tho name you pronouncing it
and pronouncing it "tho name which
ts nbovo evory namo."
Ida worth If all the nations knew,
Sure the whole earth would lave him too.
I pray Ood ho may movo upon this
assemblage now, that wo may seo him
walking through all theso aisles, that tho
Holy Spirit may spread his wings over
this auditory. Now is your timo for
heaven. Oh, my friends! meeting onco,
perhaps never again until tho books aro
opened, what shall wo say of this morn
ing's service? Havo I told you tho whole
truth? Havo you listened to tho whole
truth? Now is your timo for hoaven.
Como into tho kingdom. If you never
had an invitation before 1 givo it to you
pow.
I da not ask what your sin has been
or what your wandering. That is not
pertinent to the question, Tho only
thing is whether you want Christ. Como
In, tho farthest off. Como, tho nearest
by. "Where sin nbounded grace shall
much more abound." Is thero in all
this august assemblage a man who feels
he is too wicked to come? Yon nro mis
taken. Come now. "Now is tho ac
cepted time: now is the day of salya
tion." Oh, ye who are young! come now. It
Is no gloomy religion that 1 preach. It
will tako no luster from your eye. It
will take no color from your cheek.
It will tako no spring from your step.
I know what 1 am talking about. I havo
felt tho consolation of this graco in my
own heart. It is not a theory with mo.
I know In whom I believe, nnd ho has
been so good a friend to mo I have a
right this morning to commend his
friendship to all the people.
Oh, come luto tho kingdom! Do not
say you aro too bad. "Lot the wicked
forsake his way and the unrighteous
man his thoughts," "Look unto me, all
ye ends of the earth." How is he going
to do drive you into tho kingdom? He
will not do It. If you get In at
all it will bo because you are
drawn in by his lovo. What does he
say? "Look unto me, all ye ouds of the
earth." Ho was lifted up. What fori
To drive? No! lifted up to draw. Oh,
como now, come now into tho kingdom
of our Lord Jesus!
You have heard of that warrior of
ancient times who went into battle
against Christ. Ho hated Christ, and
ho wont Into battle fighting Christ; but
in the battlo ho got wounded, ho was
struck by tho arrow and he fell, nnd us
ho lay with his faco up to tho sun, ant
tho lifo blood was oozing awny, ho put
his hund to his heart and took a hand
ful of blood from tho wound, and held
it up toward tho sun, and cried out, "0
Jesus! thou hast conquered."
And if today, my hearer, struck
through by tho arrow of God's gracious
Spirit, you realize the truth of what 1
havo been saying, you would surrender
yourself to the Lord who bought you;
you would say: "1 will uo longer battlo
against Christ's mercy. Loid Jesus,
thou hast conquered." Glorious name!
I know uot what you will do with it;
but 1 will tell you one thing boforo 1
stop 1 must tell it. 1 will tell you one
thing here and now, that 1 tako him to
be my Lord, my God, my pardon, my
peace, my comfort, my salvation, my
heaven. Blessed bo his glorious name
forever. "Tho name which fs above
every nnmo."
l'lowed Up S3, 000 In Hold.
During tho troublesome times attend
ant upon tho occupancy of the contend
ing armies during the war, Mrs. Mary
Wilson buried n jnr containing $b000 in
gold, nnd as her death was very sudden
Jier heirs found no clow which would
lead to the discovery of tho money,
nnd it wns thought that it had been
found and carried off. Not long since
Milleago Whitlock, who was plowing
on tho Wilbou farm, which is eighteen
miles west of Ozark, Ark., found tho
jar and contents. Ho endeavored to
keep the matter a secret, but it leaked
out, and tho grandchildren of Mrs.
Wilsou have brought suit ag.iiust Whit
lock to recovor tho money. Cor. St.
Louis Republic.
99
"August
Flower
Mr. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very
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1 ' August Flower my
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LlvorPllle, SO do-cs for 25 cents are the best
remedy for Biliousness, Torpid Llrer, etc., etc.
Dr. Mllos' Medical Co., Elkhart.lnd.
TU.IAI. BOT1XE FUEE.
Sold by D. J. Fry, druggisSaloni.
Act on a new principle
regulate tho liver, Btomnch
and bowels thiough the
nervrs Dn. Miles' Pnajs
tpeedily curt hillousnesB,
torpid liver and constipa
tion. SrncllnBt, mildest,
parent! COdo8(!S,25cts.
Srmtiles free m druculsts.
0- -Is Med. Co , Elkbait. Ind.
8 ild by P. J. Fry, druggist, Saleui.
tcosEssjr
The
Last
Drop
Is as good as the
first. No dregs.
All pure and whole
some. The most
popular drink of the day.
il 3 Beer.
A perfect thirst quencher.
Don't be deceived!! a declrr, for the tike
of Hrer profit, tells joit some other 1 ind
is "just as good" 'tis false. Noiimution
is as good a the genuine Hires'.
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"Tlioso of ns wbo lio in tho sub
urbs," said Mr. Staybolt, "aro wiiiting
now for suinuiur so tlmt wo may again
hear tho comet of tho amateur, which
wo miss during tho winter pc-riod of in
door lifo. It won't bo long now boforo
wo shall again bit out on tho veranda
and hear tho notes of 'Oft in tho Stilly
Night, 'Koll on, Silver Moon,' 'I'd Offer
Thoo This Hand of Miuo,' und 'Whon
tho Swallows Homeward Fly,' wafted
through tho quiet air." Now York Sun.
Or Intureat to Kallnuy Kestuumiit Slen.
A potrifiod hum of a largo hog wns
recently found In n fluid on tho poor
farm iu this county, nnd is now in pos
bession of Ueorgo W. Itosoberry. Tho
specimen Is almost perfect, oven show
ing tho saw murks. The lino of division
between tho llesb nnd skin Is also very
plain. Tho llosh.sidols beautifully or
uamonted with shellfish nnd othor water
animals. It is a line pieco of nature's
handiwork. Salem Cor. Indianapolis
Journal.
A Locomotive Strati) bout.
Swedish papers describe n novel kind
of construction, termed a locomotive
steamboat, built nt Kristaustud, for tho
navigation of a chain of small lakes,
separated by falls, tho boat boiug fitted
for this purpose with wheels fitting a
track, and powor may bo np.diotl to
oitbor tho propeller or tho drivimr wheals
of tho locomotive part of the machine;
tho track la 3 foot 0 inches gnue, with
grades of ono lu thlrty-threo, and having
curved of a radius of 100 motors.
l V VlK rVPfrvf ih BD .d i 'PkU 1 1 1 H
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it?sm"l to
C Iv KAN!
If you would bo clean nnd hayo your clothes done up
in tho neatest and dressiost manner, tako thorn to the
SALFM STEAM LAUNDRY
whoro all work is done by whito laborj and in tho most
prompt manner, COLONEL J, OLMSTED.
Liberty Street
4W UMAHA,
Kansas City, St. Paul,
CINCAGO, ST. LOUIS,
Andlill Points
East, North and South,
PULLMAN SLEEPERS,
COLONbT SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CARS
AND DINERS:
Steamers forllarrt o 3 n Kr.inolio Kvery
i Days,
TICKETS "rSSP EUROPE
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Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRKNTS, Mnnngor.
Lock Box 1810, Seattle, WnsU
llreedcm ol Thoroughbred Poultry of fol
lowing vrlctlen:
B.U.whltoUTriorns,p. v. jir.m.. .
hornn. Whlto 1'lymoutli Kocko, llnrrcd
Plymouth UockB, Pit Onirics, Illnck Lnng
han. Ught llrnhnmas, Buff Cochins,
Partridge Cochins, llronie Turkeys.
Bend lor Circular and Price List,
If You Expect to
MAKE MONEY
In tl)o Chicken Busi
ness yon uceu mv
Pacific Incubator
and Brooder.
.. . . .nii,.Ki aiitwtnnltnl. easily
undersuSrd.and will u'atch any kind of
eSSI betterthan heu. Send o iiup to
nu v nostfl go on our new o.-i"." ",',:;,
KacnteK Sue of IncubfttorM hnroughbied
KOW1S, U V1.V. iir.-. no'"""i
mills, rultry suppl h. etc.
cutn of Ti oroughbrt d Fowls.andls replete
Willi inioiiiiii". --"
PACIFIC INCUBATOR CO,,
No. 1313 CASTRO ST.. Oakland, Cal.
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D.C.SHERMAN,
U. 8. PenBlon and Claim ngent. P.O
Box aSl.sulom, Oregon. Deputy County
Clerl' Vrlta for blnnks. w
A LUMBERMAN'S RENDEZVOUS.
This term might ho applied to Htceni
Polut. located on the Wlfronsln Central
Lines, at the gateway to the vsst fprcst
region which extends North to Lake
Hunerlor, a distance oiaomlle 'without a
break, on actountof IU vat lumber Inter
rsU The Iseimrln Illvcr to which the
lumbermen hae given tho familiar and
iU!.l,l.,.in.rllhriAlll tltlo of ''did Wis
cons." not alouo acts ns n lumber feeder to
.i.u.. h. tin nlulilriL' throueh Ita numtr
ous tribuinne-. an outl. t for thousands of
acres or pine iu im upiui yumj, " iw
lurnUlics n water wiwer that is fceaind
only to that of Neennh nnd Meuashn,
which cities ar also located on the "Ceii.
trni." Millions of feet of lumber are cut
every jenr. giving employment to hun
dreds ol men luiidilltfonto the lumber
trade. I bus numerous other manufac manufac
eories: It Is here where tho largo car nhoj s
of tho WlwonblnCentnl l.int;areiocnteu
Kor tickets, maps, panfphlets and full
Information nppi iny r. i.iu.-ini .
and T. A , Mlnueiipolls, Minn , and to Jn
O. Pond. General Pai-songor und llckii
Agent. Ohlcago, 111. MB-ly
TRUCK AND EXPRESS.
PENSIONS
L B. HUFFMAN,
liverv Stable and Feed
The Best Box Stills and Corral In the'lty.
Quiet, family norseso hpcciiuij.
(In rear Wlll.unttto hotel.)
SALKIVI, - - - OREGON
VKOFKS.SIONAL. CAKUS.
Ryan & Co.,
(aueecsvor 0)
nl ORGAN & MEAD.
Truck k Dray Line.
Good Teams, Prompt and Careful
Work, Satisfaction in all Cases.
OOlceat Iho old Ktimd. opposite Htato
...... HnnnA lillllllllli.. AlMII Iiilu tlnu Undo
Aumii"vv u... ........ ..... --
Mla.lloD at the ntnb'e lor ici vice.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FJNJKoT TRUl'K,
Nowreudj for buslniss. Can fhl work n
specialty P. w lln''
GEO. H. BURNETT, Attorney at law,
Salem, Oregan. OUlte over lidd 4
Uush'g bank.
.1 vnnmisnnn 4. Ijidct A Hush's bank
building, Baleui.Urcgen.
rv'AUCY & 111NOI1AM, Attorneys and
IJ counselors at law, .Salem, Oregon.
Having an abstract ol the i ecordsof Marlon
county, including u lot aud block Index oi
Salem, they have special facilities. lor ex
amining titles to rtul ehtau.. Business in
the supreme court and in tho state depart
ments will ricelNO prompt atteutlon.
ST.niCHAKDSON, Attorney at law,
. olllce up -tHlrs in fiont rooms of utw
Dunn block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Baleui, Oregon.
SUTTON & SOft,
Express and Buggngc,
Do hauling and quick delivery to n I
parts of the city with piompthet,s and
care. Leave orders at It, M. Wade & Co'k.
8 1 lyr
ti. F. BONHAM. W. II. HOLMES.
Boniiaji & Hol.MhH, AtloineyH at law.
Olllco in Bu.h'a block, between State
and Coui t, on tx.m'1 St.
mILMON hOKD, attorney at law, Salem,
JL Oregon. Office ur-hlairs in Patton's
block.
T H. BUADSHAW, PHYSICIAN ANU
j li.iarldge block, upitalrs over Williams
1 England's bank. Hesldence corner State
i and H. K corner inter street.
WH. YOUNG, M. D.. Office formerlj
. occupied by Dr. How land, coiner
1 Court aud Liberty stitels. Telephone No.
45. Office houn,: s a. in. to n:; z to i p. iu.,
and 7 to U p. m. Iltsldeuce isth street on
electric car line. Telephone No. 9.
MCAFEE & BROOKS. Physicians
and Surgeons, Murphy black, up
siatrs, commercial sireei, ouieiu, ur.
TvK. W. 8. MOTT, physician and bui-
I I ..OT l T.M.I lnA llln.l. C
gcOXl. UUiltJ 111 .1U1JUJ1 liiwnp ot.'
em, Oregon. Office hours 10 to 12 a.m.
2 to 4 p. m.
T B. PHILBROOIC, M. D.,nomeopathlst.
Jli. Office lo5 Lourt street; Residence 317
High street. OeLeral practice. Special
attention given to diseases of Women and
children.
DR. T. C. SM ITH, Dentist, 92 State Btreet,
Salem. Or. Finished dental opera
tions of every description. Painless opera-
lions a specialty.
DR. MINTAS. A. DAVIS. Office hours,
9 a. m. to 11 a. in.; 2 p. m. to 5 p. m.
Day or night talis promptly aueuuea to.
Special attention given todlseasesof worn
ou nnd children. Office In New Bank Blk
Mo (.ominereial street. Residence same.
DR. MILLERS. LUND, Episcopal Hec
tory; cornor Chemektta aud Church,
Office hours 1 to 3 p m.
m r v 1, LITTrill I ..lill.nl TUnna Onutt.
WU. UV.,1, AIVUUCV.I. ,UUO, Ql.
. llcatious and superintendence lor
an cms.-ea oi uuuaings. umce uuu ahw
uterclal St., up stairs,
EJ. McOAUHTLAND.Clvil Sanitary and
. Hydraulic Engineer. U. H. Deputy
mineral surveyor, city surveyors otnee
Cottle-Park hurst Block. Salem, Oregon.
Pi A. ROBERT, Architect, room 421, Mar
V7, quam Diiuamg, roruaua, uregou.
DUSINIISS GAUDS.
HOEYEAM1LLS, Proprietors the Porce
lain Bath nnd shaving Parlors, Have
tueoniy I'oreeiain rJatuTuus in me city,
209 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
O PRAGUE & ALLEN. Blacksmiths and
O horehhoelng aud repairing. Only the
best workmen employed,
insurance uuuaing
Opposite State
B. SMITH CO.. Contractors, Scwer
A . Int', Cenieut Hldewalks, Excavating,
Oiic: flu uik iiu'iiiuj uuue, aaiem, ur.
lcjveordcrL with Di:;-n Bros. 4:16-lm
OARPLT-LAYING.-I make a specially oi
rarpet-sotvlug and laying; carpets
b'fcen up nud relaidwlthgreulcare. House
cleaning. Lieave uraers wiin J. ii. i.unn
or uuren a bou. j.u.lu human
IOHN KNIQHT. Blacksmith. Hnna
) shoeing and repairing a specialty. Shop
'..iuu nibui juiueriy eireui, ouiem,uregon
2J0tf
M J. LARSEN A XJ Manufacture of all
L . Kinusnt euicies. uopairiu u Bpeclal
ly. Shop 45rUate-treet.
THE YAOUINA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development compan't
ktunnshlii line. 'a miles shorter, 20 houn
lrt time than by any othei loute. Flrf
Pias through pasencer and freight lln
train Portland und all points In the W'i
lamette vallevito nnd lrom Sau iranclsir
TIME SCHEDULE, (Eicept Sundays).
LmI' e Alluinr
l-p(Virvallls . .
rrle Yaimlua -
ljve Ynqulnn ...
Ive CoivuIIIh .
Krriva Albany . . -
1:00P
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11:10 A A!
O. A P. trutnu vinn.it a nt,n -.j
vrrVallli: """ uuo
The above tram connect at YAOVINA
"J." th regon levelonme nt Co'b Lit
rstvimkhtnxlMtwen Van ulna uud tin
m. IJ--"8pngeni from IVirtland and al
lllamette Vairev points can make cln.
ixjunecilon with the trains of tli.
YAQUINA JWUTK at Albany o7corvallI
4Ud If drvtlned to ban Francisco, shoul
urrHmte to arrive at Yaqulna the evenlt.i
iMt&jru iUU oi ulli u;
r.ifirrr 4 frelrit Hiln AIwr tbi
HUUM N Co., Freight and Tlckel
cvnu JUO and SU2 Front t, Portland, Or.
CO. HOUCK Act OenU Frt, &
ISw. A gU, Oregon Paclflo R. R. Otu,
.0. H. H48WUL, Jr. 0en0FrT14 '
Pas. Agt. Oriwon Development
Co., aw Montguraery d
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
ELLIS & WHITLEY.
LIVERYMEN,
South of Willamette Hotel.
SA-LKIvl --- OKEQCN
W.M. DeHAVEN,
Boarding - mill - Sale - Stalk
One dKr vsestof Lunn's Dry DoodSMoi
ou Slate street. Oulet lamlly ttatns. br-i
lalnttentlnu paid to tiaubieut stock. c:ll
THE ELEGANT NEW
Barber Shop nnd Bath Booms,
247 Commercial St.
Two doors north Red Cornsr driiEBlore,
JOSEPH FUSEE, Propr.
ONE OF THE LARGhbT ES'lABLIf- II
nienw In the State. Lower rates tlmu
Portland. Largest stock Legal Blank li?
tho State, a-"d ulggest dletount. Senu lot
price list of Job printing, und catalogue ol
legal blanks. K. M. WAITE,
Slim Printer Halem ()rprn
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THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Kates, 82.50 to $5.00 perDaj.
The best hotel between Portland ni.dt'Mii
Francisco. First-class In all Its oppolui.
menu. Its tables are sened v.itli tl o
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
HAY, WOOD AM) FOTATOFS
Hay G5 to 75 cts. Wood 8.1 to C4. Pit
toes Uo ctw Lea e oi ders with Clark il,
ploy, IIW Court street.
4 E. ANDERSON.
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LlAnTTi MUtM
w,)icis,
fUASt
HEALTH.
te Rlcliua Oolilen rjaliam No. I
Cures Chncre, first and sucond Blanc
Sores en tho Legs and Body; Sore hi 8
hjres, hose, etc., Coppcr-c lorul Uiolc ie
Syiilillitiot'Atirili, dWascd Scalp, arl !'
primary forms of tho dieae known a.
Sj-phlll. I'rlr, r, 00 per liot.
I.e Illclmu'a Gulden ilulinm No U
Cures Tertiary, Jlercurlallfe-pldliUo Rliuu
matltm, Taini In the Uone, Taint In t
Head, back of the Netk. Ulcerated Son
Throat, SyphmUo Ituh, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, 6'iJ
endicatc-s all disease from the ij-s'odi
whether caused by Indlarretlon or hu
of Mercury, leaving the bljod pure m
healthy, Price S5 00 per Ilottln.
Lo lllchau'c Qolden SimniiH Ail
dotn for the cure ef Oonorrhaa, O.'i'ct,
Irritation Oravel, and all Urinary or Ueni
talditarraDgemcnts. I'rtcoSa 50 1"'
liottle.
ja Itlchau'a Ooldeu Hpanlih Iu
Jectlon, forserere rauesof Qonorrhii,
lntUmmatory Gleet, Strlotures-ic PrJc
91 CO per Ilottlo.
La Itlclinu's Oolden Ointment
for the effectWe healing of Syphllltlo Sim
and eruption. Prlr41 00 pr Dot
.e nichttu Oolden I'll It Nfrt
and Drain treatment; loaaof physical pa
er. excess or orer-work, Prostration, eta
Price S3 00 per Box
Te.ilo and Nerrlne,
Sent eTrrjrwburo, KUli, eocartly packod
per express,
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