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TIM ofaorch im dim ww! rilent
With the limb before the prayer.
Hlr the sovran trenibllmt
' Or tin trn stirred the Air.
r Without, the sweet pale eunshlnet
Within, the holr culm,
q Where priest Wirt people waited
Fa the swelling or the psalm.
Slowly the doer swung open.
And a little baby girt,
f Brawn eyed, with brown htr faille
In many a wavy cnrl,
.With soft checks n ratling hotly,
it 81? Klaoees downward thrown.
And small hands clasped before her.
Stood In the aisle alone.
Meed half abashed, half frightened,
, UnkBOwtog whero to go.
WMle like a wlad rooked flower
' Mer form swayed to and f roj
And the chanclnn color fluttered
. In tho little troubled face,
' As from side to stdo she Wavered
With a mute. Imploring tracts.
It was but for a moment;
What wonder that we smiled.
By such a strange, sweet picture
From holy thoughts beguiled?
Up, then, rose some ono softly,
And many an oyo grew dim.
As through the tender silence
lie boro the child with him.
And long I wondered, losing
"Tho sermon and tho prayer.
If when sometime I enter
Tho many mansions fair,
And stand abashed and drooping
In tho portal's golden glow,
Our Lord will scud an angel
To show mo whero to go?
Sunday School Visitor.
Tile Gliiclul Italniice.
Tho glacial baltinco ia eonsiti ro. A
very slight coutinUoaa pvoptmdor
ance of supply ovor wasting might,
in a fow years, betray itself by really
fnatnidnliln nml nltonrefchor irresistible
effects. Without ono additiouul to
groe Of cold, it ia conceivablo that a
persistently augmented deposit of
enow upon tho Gorstenhornor and
:the Schneostock, although othorwiso
c scarcely perceptible, might enable
. tho Rhone glacier to ovorwhohn
Brieg. But this would bo aa oxceed
.1 ingly small step toward tho restora
tioa of a former state of things,
whon an ico stream olose upon 2B0
, ratios 'in length, starting from tho
- sumo source, crossed tho frozen or
p nonoxistont Lake of Geneva, aud do-
bouchod by Culoz upon Lyons,
Without Bovoro cold, as well as
heavy precipitation, ico could not
possibly have gained bo groat nn as
coudency. And this was no local
phenomenon; itwus simultaneously
prevalent ovor widely separated
tracts of tho earth's surface. Edin
burgh Review.
Tho Sllmr Among tho Israelites,
Tho inhabitants of Palestine made
uso in very ancient times of tho
sling,. tho most skillful in its uso
being tho tribo of Benjamin, whqpo
boast it was novor to miss their aim.
What makes their skill appear tnoro
surprising was that they managed
thoBling with tho loft hand. Tho
men who como to David's holpat
Ziklnry woro no loss adroit. They
used at will cither tho right hnnd or
tho left Tho sling was also tho fa
vorlfco weapon of shepherds, who
With it drovo away wild beaatti prey
ing on their flocks. ThiB makes
David's victory ovor tho giant Goliath
lees surprising, as ho had no doubt
croat nractico in tho uso of this in-
Btrumont while guarding his father's
sheep. Harper's Young Pooplo.
A Coming Star.
Monagor Your daughter would
mako a flno appoaranco on tho stage
Has sho any talontt
Proud Father Wall, whon it comes
to elocution, sho can oloouto all tho
girls in town right out o' thoir boots,
but whon it comes to musio Bho ain't
thoro. Sho can't play nothiu, imd ns
for Bingin Bho tuin't toll ono tune
from another.
Manager That won't mattor.
Sholl do Bplondidly for topical songs.
Now York Weekly,
John Knox's T,ust Word.
Tho hist words ef John Knox wore:
"I havo meditated upon tho state of
tho church, tho spouso of Christ 1
j liavo fought against spiritual wicked
noes in high places, autl I havo pro
vailed; I havo tasted of tho heavenly
joy.whoroproBoutlylohall bo. Now,
for tho last tlmo, I commit soul,
body and spirit into hia hands. Now
B it has como."
Juvenile ICfiimuuy.
Mr. Citimou How in creation do
you inauago to wear out your shoes
so fast?
Littlo Son Wnlkln to school to
Bvo car faro.
"Wlmt do you do with tho monoyl"
"Buy candy." OoodNowB.
Pythons, or rock pnnlces, aro mostly
Old World forms. Threo kinds nvo
known in Africa and two in Asia,
with Home snakes which aro similar,
brvo that thoy uro much smaller,
Mr. Krupp, tho groat guimmkor of
Germany, says that service charges
for guns should nut bo lnvgor than
the amount that would develop a
i pressure of 3, 100 atmospheres.
Tha custom that so largely obtains
in tho United States of oorvmg colTeo
wjUt tho soup and lcowatur all
through is it unrburismi unknown in
tiptuiitih Anuujcn.
France Iins Imd Ihlrty-olght embus
tttdorrt to England r.inco 1811, while
in tho Mtmo period tho tmoeu hits htid
but uitfht ropiuitintativw at P.u'Ih.
IntUa rubber trees grow wild all
vr Lee county, Flu, At Fort Myers
tiiey tire the chief abode and orna
mental trwea.
AT CHAB ORCHARD SPfllNGS.
Where Judges and Ornvo Kenutors Dnnoe
"Old Dun Tucker" with lloylsh Zest.
"I havo just como from Crab
Orchard Springs, Ky.." said Ralph (
Waldcrson, of Boston. "1 go thoro j
for a briof spell, not so much for tho
benefit of tho water as to enjoy tho1
charming society of tho placo. It is '
unlike any health or pleafiure resort)
on tho continent It ia a veritable f
landmark in all its characterktics. i
Crab Orchard is patronized nearly
exclusively by Kontuckitras, ondi
thero you seo tho pretty oiuesrass
Woman and tho vigorous bluegrasa
man at their best. Thoro aro no
frills or furbelows about them. Thoy
represent all that is best and noblest
in Kentucky lifo and manners. None
of your insolence of wealth v arro
ganco of position do' you noo thcro.
Evorvthimris old fashioned, without
tho least show of ostentation. Tho
clnssof Kontuckians who patronize
tho placo belong to tho old regime,
ond tho warmth of their hospitality
imparts to ovory phaeo of lifo a
gonial glow that doeB not character
ize another summer resort of this
country.
"I was thero ono summer when
Senator Vest, of MiFEouii, and Jus
tice Harlan, of tho United ( .'tiles su
premo court, both Kirineldano,
visited tho Springs, as ib their cus
tom every year. Tho chi.;f dance
and ono from which more genuino
measure is extracted than from all
your now fangled 'Nowi nvro,' 'Bos
ton dips,' etc. is 'Old Dan Tuclcor.'
Everybody, old and young, indulges
in it with a heartiness that is inspir
ing. Now in 'Old Dr.n Tucker'
thoro must always bo ono raoro gen
tleman than thoro aro Ltdios, and
that's where tho fun comes in. At
tho ond of tho set thoro ij n mighty
rush and scramble by tho men for a
lady partner to escort on tho Uoor.
Ono night Mr. Justice Harlan and
Senator Vest woro in tho i:amo sot,
at tho end of which thoy found
themselves in a terriblo pvedicamont,
as things go in 'Old Dan Tucker,' for
tho unluclcy man who got left by
tho Indies is in a Bad plight Indeed.
"When tho last 'llguro' had been
danced and tho Senogambian
'prompter' called 'promenade to
your Beat,' tho United States Bonator
and tho associate justico of tho su
premo court found themselves rivals
for tho favor of tho Bumo lady, a de
lightfully plump littlo croaturo in
bluo. Each, without knowing of tho
Other's predicament, nmdo a pro
found bow to hor majesty, and when
thoy straightened up tho ombarross
ing situation was disclosed to them.
Tho lady, with a graco indescribable,
declined to pass upon tho point at
issuo, and it ia positively against tho
rules of 'Old Dan Tuckor' for two
gentlemen to walk 1T tho floor with
ono lady. Tho situation grow mora
interesting ovoiy ticcond, for tho
crowd was standing around tittering,
while Vest and Harlan blushed and
staramorod like country boys at a
frolio.
"Finally tho Missouri sonator grab
bod tho lady by both hantl3 and boro
hor triumphantly from tho room,
leaving Juutico Htulan standing in
tho middlo of tho room tho picture
of despair and embarrassment. But
Harlan got oven with Vest tlio next
evening, and tho two distinguished
Bona of Kontuclcy left Crab Orchard
'horso and horso' hi tho matter of
'Old Dan Tucker' honors and penal
ties." St Louis Globo-Dcmocrat
The Handiwork of st. i.nhe. xho contemporaries of Christopher
Tho famous Ara Cceli Bambino, Colnmbns thought ho was suffering from
Bftcrodly guarded in a church at 0 dog rtays delusion when he sailed
Rome, tho building itself bearing tho wetwnrd in Atigust, 1402.
eamo name, is simpiy n woouen iig-
uro less than a toot in length, This
notwithstanding it ia tho most valu
able and (to Bomo) tho most Bacrcd
plcco of woodenrving in existence.
Tradition Bays that St Luko carved
the fimiro from a section of one of
tho trees that formerly grew on tho j
Mount of Olives; another account
says that tho wood was taken from
tho Garden of Gothsomano, carved
It is crat'fying to noto that bo fur nt
least tho "olitical Caricature has been
good humored, pertinent nnd not, as iu
other days, coarso and indecent.
A rrrcMlon of Alits.
W., F. Loischiug, writing in tho
Solborno socioty'a nmguzino n tints
in Coylon, sayH ho saw ono day a
string of nuts streaming foith ovi
dontly in search of "pastures now."
IIo flicked away tho leader aud wait
ed to boo tho result An immediate
halt waa miulo by tho foremost ants
and a scono of tho utmost confusion
oiiBucd. Tho auta from behind kopt
arriving tit tho atono of tho catas
Ux)plio, and thoro was soon a black
crowd of anta huddling and jostling
ono another. Some detached them
selves from tho main group ond
took a turn around, trying to find
traces of thoir leader.
At last tho tail ond of tho tribo ar
rived, and after brief consultation
they all started off again, and a lino
Boon begiui to unravol itself from
tho tangled mass, moving back to
tho holo from which tho whole com
pany had so lately utarted on "plea
Biiro bound or labor all intent"
Kttrly Study of lUvetrlotty.
Dr, Gilbert, who was tho trusted
phyHiciim to England's maiden
queen, Elizabeth, brought morp light
to bear upon electric ticium'o Umn
any itthcr man of his time. Ho claims
to bo tho creator of electricity, for
getting God, tho tlrot cuuw. He
drew hi.t first and best Hxpcrimonts
from amber, but ho found many
other substaiU'Otj besides umber con
tamed cluctviu power or tho power
of attracting light Ola.ss i ubbed to
gother produces electricity; m do
bulphuroiui (,'ryuttU.t and miuiy tithor
Hulwtance.s. Diamonds bctuimo a
powerful attractivo'foivo for light -Now
York Tologrjnn,
Whath.13 becomo of tho pearl boom
on the Wisconsin rivers? For a time it
looked as though fresh water clams
were ceins: to furnish jewels for tho
for Infanf and Children.
The Ui'uplwil OiijiiIh.
Although despised by every ono
now, time wtw when tho coyt to was
invested with iliviiii) uttrihutes by
tho aborigines. Among tho Niivijo
Indiana nnd those of thoCahroetriln
tlio Qoyoto wtw no of tho deiticw,
tho Cahroos iu fact believing it to 1
God. Kansas City limes.
CLEAN!
Il you would be clean and hayo your clothes 'douo up
i Ui HMtUMtajid drMftiest manner, tako litem to the
whr 11 work in doue by H'hite labor and in tlio most
i tempi muwi. C() LONEL J. OLMSTED.
1 r LiUrtyStwet
by St Paul and painted by Luke. Volo country. Perhaps tho clam is
Bo this as it may, it is a relic of wiso and has quit pearling in order to
undoubted antiquity, ond is known secure peace and length of days.
to havo been in tho Eternal City
1.C00 years at least, and tho last Doctors agree and disagree-as to what
thousand years in tho Ara Cceli. Tlio ' wo ought to cat or drink and liow to
word bambino simply means "baby," dress, but at all time wo may reform,
thoroforo it is called tho Ara Cceli Wo read, write and now 0011101 tho
Bambino (baby). Tlds miraculous ' cheerful intelligence that wo spell on a
"bambino" is kept in a "manger", new plan, and wise men say that any
literally crusted ovor with diamonds, peculiarity of spelling is allowable so 1
rubies, sapphires, emeralds and other iong na it is rational. Professor F. J.
precious stones. ' Child, of Harvard, says: "Ono of the
In early ages of ite existence, on most usefni things just now is to break
account of its sacred associations, down tno respect which a great foolish
tho "bambino" was held to possess publlc ua3 for tho established spelling,
miraculous healing powers, aud was ' Soino hnve tt roHgiOU8 ftWo and some
often taken to visit high church peo-. hftV0 an carthlorn pass;on for it. At
pio wno wore wo iu xo iymu uuuj . n). l &m,t mnch Qaxe how nnybody
and its jeweled manger a pilgnmago. pe8 Any particulai.f iniiividual spell-
ing is likely to bo more rational than
tho ordinary." As Professor Child is
tho foremost American authority on tho
English language, his opinion is most
interesting. Mr. Lounslmry, the Eng
lish professor or Yale, feays that "no
fotichism among savago tribes is bo eenso
lcss as our respect for the present or
thography of the Englinli tongue."
' Cattorl a Is sqwcU sdaptod to children that
I recommend 1 1 as superior to any prescription
known to tno." II. A. A nenzn, U. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
"The use of 'Castorla' 13 sounlTerwl and
Its merits so well krfbwii that It seems a work
o( eupererocatlon to endorse It row are tno
Intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach."
CUioos Mibttw, D.D ,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomlnsdalo Bcformed Church.
CastoHa cures Colic, Oonrtlpatlnn,
BourBtomach, Diarrhoea. EructaUon,
nils Wormgivea sleep, and promotes d
Without Injurious medication.
Pnr sereral reara 1 hare rpcommendeo
your oXrl V anu khoU alwayjj fontlm.e to
5o so aslthaslnrorlaUy produced beneficial
results."
Enwitf T. Paiidii. M. D.,
Tha WlnUirop," lath Street aud 7th Avo.,
New York City
Tmt Csotaob Coupakt, 77 JluniuriSTnBST, Nr.w Tons.
In tho Tenth contury an attempt was
matlo to steal this Bacied wooden
baby, and since that t.mo it has
novor been left alono for a singlo
hourt Great indeed is Buperatitiun.
St. Louis Republic.
Keeping an Account.
It is quite lamentablo to boo tho
Blipshod way in which most women
keep their accounts. Tho writer docs
not know whothor tho following
story bo old or now, but it certainly
"points a moral," if it desnot adorn
atale:
A young husband finding that his
pretty but extravagant wif o was con
siderably exceeding their inromo
brought hor homo ono evening a neat
littlo account book, nicoly bound and
looking very attractive. Tliis ho
prebonted to hor together with a
hundred dollars. "Now, my dear,"
ho said, "1 want you to put down
what I give you on this aide, and on
the other write down tho way it
goos, and in a fortnight I will givo
you nnothor supply." '
A couplo of weeks later ho asked
for tho book. "Oh, I havo kopt tho
account all right," baid his wife, pr
during tho littlo leather volume
"Seo, boro it is," and ono page was
inscribed, "Received from Algy,
?100," and on tho ono opposite
tho comprehensive littlo summary.
"Spent it all." Now York Tribune
Largest FlrcM on llecord.
Chicago sometimes brags that it
has had tho biggest flro in histery:
but it scorns that Moscow, in 1814,
had n bigger ono, iu which 80,800
buildings woro destroyed, valued at
$150,000,000. Tho loss in tho Chicago
flro of October, 1871, was $125,000,
000; tho buildings destroyed, 17,450
Tho buildings destroyed by tho great
flro of London, 1CC0, were 13,200,
valued nt $55,000,000. Tho great flro
of Boston, 1872, destroyed $50,000,
000, burned ovor sixty-five acres and
consumed or ruined 770 buildings. Tn
1870 Constantinople had a conflagra
tion of $24,000,000 and 800 buildings.
In 1851 San Francisco lost 2,500
buildings, valued at $17,000,000. In
1852 Hamburg had a flro which con
sumed 1,747 of tho finest buildings m
tho city. It is hardly to bo expected
that any firo hereafter will bum
moro than thoso at Moscow and Chi
cago. St Paul Pioneer Press.
The Kilt-Hull llarliorry.
A most lovely introduced wild
flowor of Now England is tho Eng
lish barberry. In tho early spring it
has a wealth of golden blossoms, suc
ceeded in tho fall by bright crimson
Iwrries, adding largoly to tho beauty
of tho wild flower scenery. It nas
been a great traveler in its timo
It started in Arabia, whonco it
carried and still retains its Arabian
namo barberry though no ono
knows what tho namo means. It
became naturalized in England, but
foil into disfavor with agriculturists
from a bolief, not unfounded, that it
gavo tho nist to wheat. Now Eng
land welcomes it for its beauty, find
ing no particular unfriendly habit in
its now relations here. Thomas
Meohan in Philadelphia Lcdgor.
A Solloltous Day.
Wo uro reminded of Uio treatment
accorded to a gentleman bather by a
black retriever ata fashionable water
ing place. Tho dog was out for a
walk ou tho sands with its master,
whon it olwerved a gentleman float
ing in tho water, aud no doubt think
ing it a caso of drowning rushed in,
and seizing tho bather by tho hair
dragged him to tlio shoro despite his
protests. It appears that tlio do;y
Imd previously rescued two littlo
boys from tho river Oiibo, near York,
imd probably saw in tho bather an
other caso requiring its assistance.
London Tit-Bits.
Feather lle-avlcr Than Colli.
In ono of Charlui Reade's novels a
Jewish trader is mn-lo to ask, "Which
is tho heavier, a pound of feathers or
a pound of gold?" After a while he
explains, to tho satisfacticn of liis
audienco of minors, that tho feathers
aro tho heavier.
Gold, he says, is weighed by troy
weight, while feathers are weighed
by avoirdupois; and as tho twelvo
ounces in a pound troy contain but
C,7G0 grains, while tho avoirdupois
pound contains 7,000 grains, tho pound
of feathers is of couivo 1,240 grains
heavier than tlio pound of gold!--Youth's
Companion.
Discovery of a Gutta I'crclia forest.
It is inported that a now forest of
tho most valuable spocics of gutta
percha has boon discovered near
Singapore This particular quality
of gutta percha was f onncrly in great
demand for submarino cable3, but
tho ignorant natives whore tho for
ests wcro located destroyed tho trees
in thoir eagerness to supply tho mar
ket Exchange.
Krery Man Should 1 ix Thing Kvl,v.
Every man expects hi hia own case
to havo nmplo timo to got his worldly
tiffuira in good shape before ho dies, '
but no man ovor has. Men hopo to
leave enough to keep thoir wives,!
but thoy leave it iu bucIi Bhiipo thatj
tho women lose half tho threads in
trying to got affairs untangled. At
chison Globe.
ManWasMada to Mourn.
leihape, aud perUapi not. However
that may e. he has no exeuto fur his
uilery,iltt 1 produced u nervounts,
Mt long a he neglects tn relnlnrce- his en
feebled titTM through tho medium of
improved dltfelloa. neoiu recura this
by the regular use of Itonlftirr' Momarh.
Bitters, n Kratetul touloHnd trnunulUtser,
Jt should never he tonrullen that the
brain wltleh Is tha feeadquartemof tha
nervous ytiw and the summon brar
riMMtrskdmn or to tha other, and
that deMilty under the watslband nroduea
a correlative dUlurUsnoe lu the organ rf
thought. Ulv, however, anWUu to
BrriHWM and headsehe by rem
heiran of tha fnlaH head fcf the rUtter"
retell. lf, M aartl, fetUouj aud
kidney t(MiU,reuiattiB and tha t
HmlttMef a. Taken bAre meal It
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ITARTLING FACTS!
Tho American rooplo oro rapidly bocomlnR a
race of norvGuswrocUa.nnu tho folloirlriKButtKosU
tho best roniodft AliihunsoUenipUlnit.of llutlcr,
1'a., Bircara tUnt wben his tun nas speechless from
BU Vitus Dniico. ur. Muoa" uront noetorniiiro
Nervlno cured him. Mrs. J. II. Mlller.ot Vslpar-
alsu.lnd., J.i). Tuylor, of ixisansport, Ind., each
gained SO pounds from talinit tt. Mrs. n. A. Gard
ner, of Vistula, Ind.. wn cured of 40 to W convul-
slonsad.iT, undmucti hoadnclio, dizziness,
BClio, and nervous prostration.
back-
by ono bottle.
Daniel Myers, Drooklyn, lllcii., nays his dauphter
was curoit of Insanity of ton oms' standing. Trial
bottlcinndtlnolKiok of md-rokma cures, FllEB
at driiBiilsts Tnls remedy contains no opiates.
Dr.Mllos' Medical Co.,Elkhnrt, Ind.
TIXSAL. BOTTiLE I'liEE.
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Act on a now principle
reguUto tho Uer, etomRi h
and t'jwols through ttit
ntrtfi Dn. Hubs' 1'rtaJ!
t tcdilv cure lillloosnets,
torpid l'ver and constlpi.
tlon. Smallest, mlldctt,
r.u' oil JOdoooa.a&rts.
l' ill j Iri-o at dr.is!ilsH.
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gold by D. J. Fry, dralst, SaUm
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Sas and Basolins
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MAKKS NO SJtKLt. OK DIRT.
Jfodounle or fulse explosion, so freoucil'. with tha
uurv-Uubic spars.
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It Oils Itself Automutlcnllr.
2Tu Itnttcrlus or Electrlo Bpark.
It runs with a Cheaper Oratlo of OasoUau than asjf
uiucr i.ufino.
jma ruecnirrirB ctaccMna arri.-r to
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CUMBEltLAUD l'RESIIYTKni.VN.-Salcm,
Oregon, Rov. J. E. Blair, l'astor. Sunday
school every Hunday, 10 a. in. Preaching
every Kundav, 11 h m. tmd T.'iO p. m
Church hoiwe on High Mrei-t, hetween
Mnrlou and Union. Kvcry .ody welcome.
METHODiSrKp'sCopAU-frvlccsonS'ab-bath
nt Hv. und 7:n.O. Puntlay school at
111; Kpworth leagues nt (i-.lf; 1'ruyer moet
Ing every Thursday evening. Kev. C. h.
Kollprui'.n, ppstor
EvanoujovIj C rner nf l.tbcr'y and
Cc-nter strtelB. Huuiluy servlwit 10:30 a. m.
nud 7:OT p. in., Bunciiy scbocil 12 in., Y. I'.tf.
O. h. 6.: i. in.; I'rnjer mod Ing Thursday,
7-30 p. in. J. Bowersox, pubtcr, rohldence
127 Liberty street.
rnKSBYTEtiiAN. Church bticct, between
Chemeketaund Center. 1'ieaching morn
ing nnd evening; Sabbath school at 12 m.;
Y. 1'. S. C. i:4 at b.oO p. m.; j uiytr meet lug
T hursday at 7: .0p. in. Hev. I'. 11. Gwynae,
1), D pastor.
THKUiiuiiCii op GOD. Holds leligeous
services In the Good Temper's hall Tu(S-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings, faun-
iaj b at 10.) a m. uud 7:T0. Sunday senooi
it 3 p. m. Elder IS. N. Mathews, pusior.
St. JodKi-n's Catholic Citoitcii.-Che-
meKeUi nud Cottaso. Sunday services: Low
mass 7.30 a. m.; high maa 10:30; suuday
school 3 p. 0i.; vespers 7:3J; weok. days, low
iiiuoa 7 a. m. Hev. J. S. White, pubtor.
Conobkgationai,. Corner Center und
Liberty Servlcta Sunday ul 10.30 a. m. and
7 p. in.; Sunday school 12 in., Y. 1. B. C. E
at 0:J0p. in.; prayermeetIng7:30p.m.Thurs
day. Itev C. L. Corwln, pa-itor.
St. Padl Ei'WCoi-Al. Ci'UKCit. Cnrner
Church aua CUemekem. Bmices 10.J0 a.
m. und 7 p. m.; Sunday school 11:15 u. m.;
aervlco TUurHday 7,30p. in. Hev. V. Lund,
lector.
First Haitist. Liberty and Marlon.
Services 1U:J) a. m. aud 7:00 p. m ; SundRy
school 13 in.; jouug leoples meeting ut (I
p. in.; prayer meeting 7.:0 i hursday. Hev.
Hobcrt Whlt.iiier, pasVoi.
Kkee ilLinoDiST. luv. 11. V. fmulley
pubtor. services hunduj mornlug and
uTunlu, Hkuduy scliool ul 10 u m.; piaer
meeting Friday night. Cbuich opposite
North Salem school.
Fiue.njm. At Highland paikou car line.
Services lu:ij0 u.;m. and 7:i.O. p. in.; t-unday
school 13 in.; Christian E:uleiur 6 p. in.:
prayer meeting Thuinday 7:J0 p. m. Hev.
F. II. George, pastor.
Geiiman JlAi'TiST. Services In German
Baptist church norm of Cottage stieet.
Sunday school alio u. in. Ireuctim etll
a.m. Evening sei vice ut7.J0. Ituv. John
Fcchter, pastor.
CHKisriAN. High and Center, buudiiy
school I'J m.; preaching 1U10 a. in.; young
le-oplo's society 0.S0 p. m.; pie-aching 7.v0
p. in. Hev. V. H. Wlllluuw, pastor.
Geuuak Hefoumkd. Capital and Marl
on.; Sunday service It a, iu.;Siiuaay scnool
10 a, iu.; pra er meeting Wednesday 7:J0 p.
in. Hev. J.Muellhaupt, pastor.
OuiilsTiAN Science, -hervlccs In Uni
tarian hall ul 10'SO n,m.:uul 7:U0 p. m ; bab
bath school 12 m,; Bible study Thursday
ovenliu.
Unitakian Cnuitcit. Devotloual mcet
lugullhoJa. in. Sunday sehuol at 12 in.
every Sunday until tttpte'mber 1st. Ad
Invited,
South Salem SI. E. ihurch. Preach
ing every Sunday nt 1UU) a. in. aud 7:30 p.
in. J. H. Hoot k, pastor.
Oehman LUTHEiiM. North Cottage St.
Services on IbI und 3d Sunday of each
month lit. p. m. Itev. G."i. JJpyer.pastor.
ArKiCAN JlEiiiomsT, North Salem.
Services at 11 a. m. and 1:M p. in. Sunday
school at 1 p. in. Hev, G, V, White, pastor,
Temps-rnnce gospel meetings at 4 o'clck
Sunday at W. 0, T. U, hull,
I0HN HUGHES,
Bealcr in Groceries, P.i.nte,0il8
and Window Glass, )Va 1 Pa
iicr aud Horder, Aiiisls' Ala
tcrials, Lluio, Hair. 0Ils and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and lence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Elc.
CARTER'S
iP.TTLE
SVER
PIUS.
CURE
Jlck neadache and relieve all the troubles Incl
dent to a bilious state of the system, such ai
DUziness, .Nausea. Oronsiness. Distress aftei
eating. Pain in the SMe. &c Wlillo their mosl
reiaarkable success has licen shown in curing
S ;K
IIeadaci.d, yet CiRTtu'a Lirru Livra Pilu
ire equally aliiable in Constipation, curing
ind preventing this nnnoylnj-complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
tthnulate the llrer and reguUlo the bowels.
'Sven If they only cured
HEAD
vche they would be almost priceless to those
ho suffer from this dutressins- complaint!
ut fortunately their goodness does not end
lero, ami those nho once try them will find
hese little pills valuable in so many ways that
hey will not be willing to do without them,
-tut after all sick head
ACHE
the bane of so manr Ures that here Is where
e mihp our great Wst, Our pills cure it
uhlle othen do not.
CiKTEa's Urn Linn Pius are very stnsil
sad very easy to take. One or two plus make
i dose. They ro strictly vegetableand do
not grip or purge, hut by their gentle action
pleasa all who use them, la rU& at 85 cents,
ove for SI 80M everywhere, or sent by ?""'!.
CUTIS UZIlCOn C3., Kit Tat
MR MM EnUfrb
SKW APtOlTIHKaiENTS.
Woo
Saw.
Everjbody gets Cliaito Smith's ft ram
wood saw, 'The Hustler." Ordus nt 2
Front stieet.
Loca
I'hnn
0
TA.. IT Utlt1. la tifiTir strilA nfTfint. In OlC-
ton tor the pule of Miosis V i:ic tin Mhb-
.w.l.. n.le nv lit.titlfr !l(nPU flf lit lu Ul
Silver, .TliUIusiruraeut 1ms beccimo the
mot emcent mrce 111 ucifcuiip m- uf
encfluf Uoltl and silver dcpoiliR wliether
Ill inn iyi ii umuvu .... --.. " --
nn....l.. Alnitii (lint o .-llftl1 ItiVfVll.
j u ill-inn ;imi.3 mi .... .......
gatlon iHHuro lo lead one lo lu fxnet lo-
CHiityoriiiM ircnsuie. r r niruiur imi
inniiOU please auureMi
DR. H. SMITH,
7-28-tt
Falun. (Ji egon.
Burton
STATE BTEEET
BRICK YARD.
L irge slock or common llrlck always on
hand. l'rssed;nud oruiitueiilal Urlck
mmle to orde-r.;
I . .. .....!......., I Uli In l Clnfii ct.ct
Goodhue A Cahlll,l3 State aunt, or ill the
yaid, opi'Csitobtatb l'il.ou.
Notice to Contractors.
QllE HOARD ol Capitol Building com
iiiiRsloneis lnvt'efe.iled proposals tor
uiHtonstruction of a water hj stein anil a
syBtoiii of protection against-lire for tho
ht&ie Capitol. f.peciflciJotis may bo seen
at the governor's office. 1 ho right to re
ject any or nil bids is likened. Wits will
he opoucd at i! uVlock p. m., Tufsday,
August, vj, ii-irj,
syiA'KMTEH I'ENNOYEH,
HhO W MellllliiE,
111 1L. METCHAN,
lloird (1 1 oiumlsbloncri1.
WJI. A. MliNLY. Clerk oi Uonrrt. 8-18-td
NOTICE.
I wish to say to Bay customer In the
lumber trade thai I have resigned my po
sition In the Inman,lVulMn 4 ilo. lumber
yard here, but still ask the patronage of
the oontraetor, and 1 wld try to mace It
Ui every ones Interest to call on me and
r tay prices bere purchasing elsewhere.
ruarapt as good Nmher as h la Orton
For Sale, Cheip.
A number of irlobot lhls Kpilnt-s Plyra
out li Hock, llluck Lnug-h'ii., bite Leg
h im, und liii trldget o him- all thorough
bred stock. Uuveurly, save. pie us charged
and cot the pick oi tlio fccasi u, $4 to 85 per
trloboxcd for shipment. Address
a. uur K.i-,Hiuein, t)r.
Notice oi' Final Account.
I'oall whom It may cencern:
VfOriCK Is hereby gten t' .it the under
J Blguidadmlnlntrutii-ii lhoelutoof
Murj . Huilon. Uecentd, has this day
tiled 1 Is final account an si'cli administra
tor, with tho citric ot thoeou ity court for
Murlouc-uuty, Oregon, unit the Judge of
said couit has fixed the vDlli day ol August
left!, at 1 o'clock p. m.nl the county court
room In the court noiueot w.lil county, us
tho iln.e nud plnco lor the he irlng of any
objections which there may be to fald nc
count und lor the settleim ul i tiereor.
J.H roilHEST,
, , , .. Ailminlstrator.
July 19. lfl2. 7.2it
Uids Wiratcrt.
QEALEIlblds will to received by tho
O County Cltrkoi Gallon eounty. until
Wednesday, f-epttmber7, lS'j,nt o'clock
p m., for keening paurers at the county
poor :arm ot Mark.n eounty. Kor particu
lars Inquire of county cleik or Judge. The
right is merved to reject any or nil bids.
MMwdw W.H LOAN, Clerk
Hids for Wood.
Q KALI 1) bids will be inrclvd by the
W. "J15 "-''"'nfMU'l'in touhtj. until
m r,?re'0' Vl'teti"er7th, -12 o'clock p
m., ior oUevids of goon po'o oak aud Nil
SSE?5?rt'V,,,;,ru,,1,,"a'" 'd body fir
wood to bo dedvered at tho court house In
SSne.?Vi ? u0 rht ls 'rved to relect ai ?
"sl'lS ti W " KUAN, '
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For Sale.
.90 A r rn c Sl.S"?1 J0 "Sir?.
balance timber. ,,:&XUahS:
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C0L0NIS.T SLEEPERS,
REtLINING CHAIR CARS
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THJB WATCnMAKBl?
21sHCommerclISt., ,t,m 0 '
(Next door t.i KiMUi.) g0"
Bpeclalty of Hp.-ct..cle, m,, rM. ,
Clocks. WaUsh.K and Inveir" "Wrlris
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM OJtJ'.aON.
Rates, $2.50 1o 5.00 per Day
The bet holcl hetv een I'ortlnnd Burn. ,
Frauoliiai. Klrst-clas hi a), its nn-?"
menu. It tables uio serv..: miIu u,
Ctofsctft Arit ts
Orownjln tho Willanu'lto Vslmy,
A, I. WAbNEii, Prop.
Chas, Wols,
GERMAN MARKET,
123 State St.
Free delivery. All kinds or meat and
suiixuge. Low prices. Old patrons aro ri
qucsle-d lei close .iccounls and renew bimi
ness.
KOR. S ALE 1
CHOICE TRACTS FOR SUBURBAN
HOMES AND FRUIT GARDENS,
Within one-halt mile of two electric street
car llne-H nnd inlr. rounds Million and txai
ofllre Only two hntl oi.e-quartir mllf.
fioin theteutui ot i-alem Iiemthy, bcsL.
tlfnl locution, ho J extra good, well dralnfd
and rich. 11 Ico low nnd frnm tnsy.
8-10-tr 11. W.COlTLK
FOR SALE.
Absolutely - ''nfe - investment.
$10,000 FOP. $6,000
'1 lie new two-.lory bilclr. store bulldlne
aua ground occupied nj Ueo, I'.Binlth.o
Coiiinierelal slrtet. 1-ormlc fur 0,000 if
taken mkiii. It pins 10 per cent, on iL,
amount, and v. ill be woilh ?10,tH0 in kg.
H. W.LOT1LE.
than fie years.
B-io-u
Scaled Bids ior a Hr Kit
BY UHDKII of the ( oiinlv rourt of Ms
rlou eouuly. Oregon, n tied plan,
strain cllui,inm, nnd Ids for a wagiiii
bridge ucioss Hit inh niuhI.uii river, i,v
Mill city, Mauou count., , uicgou, wm if
recvUcdby tho cleih ol wild court unti
rriday, cpteinber,li, UII2, at Da. m., o
said day. dald bildge to bu six ecu icevii,
tho clear, coneU and pilnlcd, nnd to b.
located lit ouool two piootcd elles, rncof
ulilcli site is limued'nt'ij Ltltw and ih
o her ubove tho iailie,i.d budge atsai.i
placo.
fi'pnnito bids Mill be lrcclMd for eachef
huld lot ntlovt., ui u ior thf lo(u(ion nfcoie
said rullruud bildge tho bid will be lor nud
ungon brldgiKXo iihlvor 1 thou preach en
the not tb side ol Mihliivci. t-ep irate bids
wlllnlboueicrtlM.Ultti mid bu ge exclu
sive or tho lumber, ne count) nirnishlij
all lumber on the gioundunu the contrac
tor lurulhhlng nil othe mnUilal. ljih
bidder v.111 beicqulied todi'ioslt with Ills
bid & per cent, ol the uniouui ol such bid
lonbUU tlieresuml the awarding! f fald
contruct us y law uijittred imd pioldd
Bala ciunt uservi k ihe light to ojeetiby
nnd all bids received undei ihe snld order.
8 1) id VtM.l.bUAK,Clcrs.
Before Starling on a Journcj
A person usually desires to gain rome In
formation iih to tho movi. iltMiuluerouteto
tl:c, mid will puiehic tln.itsvla Iheene
that wlllalloid him thu quitKes-land best
bcnlco. ilelore Minting on u n p to ibl
uiitouriiiiy pulut L.u-t,)otibhiiLidpiclce
jouihdf with uiiiapnuu timetable ul Ite
v hconln I cnlral Llnu 'lho tinlns rim
outhlMoutt aioeMlbuluuiidiiecauipred
vlth I'tillnuiu'R latest Draw Ing ltnoin blur
ers, elegant iny Couches and lining tan
of latest design, built expietsl) lor this rer
vlcv.uiul ale exqtilhltc in luinlrliings and
convenient nud (uniform Lie In animge
meul and teoinplitolii eciy detail that
tluy liar not-uperloi lu ce'inlort and tie
gauco. 'J ho dlulng iur ervio is pronoun
eed b) nil the n.ost elegiiut ivir inaugur
ated, and Is operated lu Uio IriU; ist ot In
patrons.
Fast trains via tho IsrmiMn Central
Llues luivoilluneapolli. daily at 12.45 pni.
aud ti:6 p. m., and it. 1'i.ul nt l:d0 p. m,
itiid7:lup iu,, mnking laornble couuee
llon with all trains Horn the West und
houthwest.
"'or tickets, maps, pamphlets nnd full
Intoi matlon appl) lu (j. 1 . iiCjNrlll, (. 1'.
andT. A., Minneapolis, Minn ,and tuja.
V. l'ond, Ueiitrul Vnttcngtr and lickel
AM'ut, Uhicago, 111. MMjr
THE YAOUINA ROUTE,
WM P
And Oregon Development coropanj'. 'J
sicamsuipiine. vk. iniiKuone'r.iwuui'"
Ihs time th?n b) any othei loute. Bin'
ciass through passenger and lrelght 111
lroml'ortland and all points in loewi
laiuctte Minor to andlrom r-nn rranciBr'
TIME SCHEDULK.tKxeept Sundays).
,, . wnpfe
Leave Corvhllis U'-OV?. 'J
Arrive Yaqulun - - "-", i
Leave Yiiiiulnn ..-..-- -b:tjAS
Leave Connllls ,U:JiAS
Airlvo Albany lhlOAX
O. i O. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallls,
The nbove trains connect nt VAQU1NA
with the Oregon Development to't. Ut"
JlWtirishlns between Vanulna surt r
Francisco. ,,
N. ). PasM-ngers Irom 1'ortlnnd ard u
Willamette Vuliey polutb cau make clou
connection Willi the trains oi in
VAMTlfTJA l,Tin'l. nl A lliftti V .If I TOri&lllI
andlf destined to fcau 1 xancisco, uhoulc I
arrange to arrive at Yaquinn tne twum
before date of sailing. ,
r-asstuger and rrrlgbt KetfJ A1M '
loweit. T"or information apply w-Sesw
HULMAN fe Cou Freight and llckei
Agent 200 and 203 Front nt, Portlaud.Or
CO. IIOODK Ao't Gen'l Frt. t
Pass. Agt,, Oregon raelilcll.!.. to.
Corvallis.Oi'
'.a. H. HASWJ-iLL, Jr. Gen'l Fit; ,
i'aRs,.Act. Oregon DeMJlopUiCiil
Co.. 8k Montgomery nUI
500
f0i4 !
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HEALTH. " "
Ie Rlchna'a Ooldeit Dalsnm 7io, 1
Cures Chancres, first and second stijw
Bores en tho Legs and Bedy; Sore U
Blotch,
!vai Knmm dtn nsMutAlArMl HlOtC
Svnlillltln I'itarr'h. illsnuird ScflJn. ard M
primary forms of tha disease known id
i)Thllis. Prlco, S-5 00 per Do5
Le Rlcliau'a OoLlun lliiliam No-
Cures Tertiary, Mcrcurlaiayphlll't,"11?,
niatlstn, Fains In the Iioues, Taint la tw
Head, back of ths Nock, Ulcerated So
Throat, Byphllltlo Itash, Lumps J. 0;
tracted Cords, Stillness of the Limbs,
tf.rillita ll HI..... frnm thd SlStCCl,
whether caused by Indlsrretlon or 1 1
ol Mercury, leaving the bld pure a ,1
healthy. Price S?5 OO per Itottls. I
I.o ltlcliau's Golden Simnisu
doto for tha curs et Gonorrhoea, ojwf
Irritation Gravel, and all Urlosry or OtcJ
Ul dlssrrangcmsots. Price 50 V"
or ltlcliau's Ooldea Spstnlsh In
jection, forscrcra noses of Ooo0"",4;
InfUmmatory Gleet, 6tricturt,ic I'll"
SI 60 per Bottle. . , .
Ua Bielian'a GoHT OlntmeS"
forthoeSectirehenliis' -yphlhtla 8orw
aaderupUons. Prlrt-1 0" Pr Si
I lUcbsm'a Golden r''-:,'r
sad Brsia treatment, loss of Iyrf
er. excess cr overwork, rroitisuoa,
Price 68 per Box.
nt mrwhera.a O. IX. mXH m
peri
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