Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, May 21, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text,"n--.JqiirinTiTn lit 1 - THE SPliENDID' fflEIBBlIt? 1 1 "IHgW'" ii.ii ' ....) ifl.M tnrmn 'lk I"8 Illflil IIX TOE BEST 1PIPE " TOBACCQ ifevtt Th's extra ordinary He .uvenator Is :ho most wonderful ciscovery of lio age. It ana ben cn " (1 by tho ) .'.dlngfclen. :iio men of 1 mopo and in rlca. riudjan Is jsirely vcgo ttble. Hudran stops hcnstureness "( tho dis c'icrgo In 20 days. Cures Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Ben-sation,Ncrr-ous twitching of tho eyet and other parts. Strengthens, invigorates and tones tho entire system. Hudran cures Deb illty, Nervousness, JimHslons, and developer and restores weak organs. Pains in the LOST MANHOOD bacK, Jossei bv day or slghtstopped ' m VtV, ecicWy. Over 2,000 private endorsements. J'rernaturencfs means Imnotency m ilio flrst ttiu'o. It is a symptom of seminal weakness a-id barrenness It can bo slopped In 20 days tr'lJOiwaoriludyan. ' Uorew discovery was mado bv tlio Eneclal lili oftlic old famous Hudson Medical Institute. Jt, U iho ktronpest vltallzcr wade. It is very iiwwful, but baimlcss. Bold for 81.00 a pack ,u'.ior8 paokogrs for 8o.00(p)alnBealed boxes). tr tteu guarauleo glveafotacure. Ifyonbuy nix bones and are not cntbcly cured, six more t tii no sent to you freo of all charges. J-ivlfor clrcultraand testimonials. Address m'OSON J1KDICAI, INBTITUTK, l nit i'iioa Stocktou, JTInrltot A: lillU ft u Hun l'rancUfo, Cal. Mexican Mustang Liniment for ;iurns, Caked & Inflamed Udders. "Ilea, heinnatlc Pains, irulses and Strains, limning Sores, Inflammations, Miff Joints, U Anion & Saddle Sow, viatica, I MunbuRo, 'MUturs, luaucl lilies, !CnlUAIIien U Uuiw Ailments, H Sliuap MUmnUi I ii mil in i Pwitflriita Mnnajo, AUmbmm nm Tlmio QuteMy to Uw Very Qvni H In n Jiffy. ttno III V,wromy MftW Animm (MHMf mm- UtV '17k IA.M i.l m iv iymi '. liamlltoii k Molr, Mtir HuHHtl lwW)toMMM4W WiCr".Vrmirii illiwwMHurJdM HE WISHED HIMSELF A DOG. "I wlsb I was h do," he said. With e Mi nt ultist, Ai'tV wviipely hU d I lulling RrU I to lin pockutu thrnst. Ill Wife U-Htowcil lior teniierrst cars Cp'it her puppy, Tim, But not n kindly word or look Would shu accord to hlra. Tho gravrst error sho commits Of nil her married llfo Who casts anldo a1! "no account" Tho tlutlcB of a wife. I'vo Hccn it frequently myself And nuvur will lorgtt. Shu frovnod mid scowled upon ber "hub," But smiled upon her pet. I do not wonder that a nun l Fsuch (lomc-stlo bog, W'i.l sink Into tho docptst woo And wish himself u dog. If I had such u wifo iu that, Cn sweet revenge I'd fia.t. I'd mako her squarely It tho mark And kill tho turiml bontt. . Nebraska Journal CATHERINE HARRISON, WITCH. A l'apir on the Karly Witch Lore of Con necticut. Dr. C. J. Homily ruad .a papor on "CnthoriuoIInrihou, Witch," at a moot ing of tho Connecticut Historical socie ty. Dr. Hoailly baid that whilo Cathcr ino IlnrriBon was not executed two wore undoubtedly executed for witch craft in CouucQticnt, aud thcro were others about whom thcro might bo sonio doubt. This community was not swept by tho superstition as wore some parts of Massachusetts, but tuoro wero those here who held to it Catherine Harrison was a houso serv ant beforo her marriage, and ono of the daughters of tho houso whoro sho work ed mado oath that sho was a "notorious liar, n Sabbath breaker and a fortuuo teller." Tho depositions said sho had caused siokness to some peoplo, doath to others, had an unholy influenco over animals, had boon seen to nppear as a calf and chango back to her own shape, and that her form or faco had frequent ly appoarod at pooplo's bedsides and other unlikely places. At this trial sho was not convicted. Sho was arrested again in May, 1G09, and again commit ted to jail. At tho following term of court sho was indicted, pleaded not guilty and was tried boforo a jury. This jury then failed to agreo, and sho was remanded to jail until court should con vene agaiil in tho fall. At that term tho jury rendered a vordiot of guilty, but tho court was not satisfied. It obtain ed an export opinion on witchcraft from somo miuisters, and still not being sat isfied referred tho mattor to tho gouoral court Sho remained in prison until May, 1070, when tho genoral court roleascd hor on tho payment of tho "just fees" of tho trial and ou condition sho should loavo tho state. Catherino Harrison loft tho stato and wont to Westchester, N. Y., but hor reputation preceding her tho inhabit ants complained to tho governor. For somo timo sho was placed under bonds for good bohavior. Sho was afterward roloabod. Hartford Times. An Kccentrlo Character. It was at night, when tho lowor part of Broadway was as silont as a village street. A lono cab was orawjiuff along, its driver comfortably hunched forward smoking n cigar. Suddenly thoro was a crash, tho sharp rattlo of broken glass on tho pavement, and a leg protruded through ono of tho cab windows. Tho fow pedestrians and ono policoinaii who hoard and saw woro htartled, and tho observing Sun man had dismal forebod ings of having to go back to tho oillco and writo a story about a mystery or possibly tho tragody of a Broadway cab. Hut tho drivor ronmiiiod ooinfortably hunohod, did not miss a puff of his oi gar, and tho liorso joggod on until tho policeman motjonoa to mo timer to bujji. "Wliat'8 all this?" lio asked. "It's all right," answered tho driver. "Hut lot's Jiavo a look," said tlioofll oor, Ho peorcd Into tho cab, which oon inlnnrl Imt mui tiorsoii. a man. who. ob survliiK tlio oflioer, joinarked ill any thing but trnglo, in lacr, in mo inww liwt of UlWW! " Wwr, lo'n nil Imvo 'noster." "Drivo o," l'l tl polloomaii n''l added, "Hut I don't want any moioof this oab wJikIow Hinaihiiitf on Broad- wuy-" . .1 "Jlo daij't niiHish any Jiioro," Hie driver calil, pittliorJDHUiililn rein. " iiiiujIio(1 tho Juft door J" t nimuo, tlio rrPilt Klw Howard wild Iho right door kImw Iimio at Uraml ll't rlalit. Hi Aw llifd "lw"t om t inoiitli. "Q'hV, 't'wr,' ull Uiofuri. 'flood nlHlit. olr,"roiiUwJ tho olll- pur. Www Vrk Hun, mm IM Kh Mnylmi'i Tjy cat ti ommHv whU of !! wf. flu iiiIho, " u I'lwrtwl- "J uiu iwt In a Jiwilii'H liHiiiluilulu fiittb iumhwhI," ili iiiwcrwJ (xiMly. JJo m iut ut Iha frt flf limn l mj IIjm Unimi nf miwruiwl fllltf on i Jimtil li wtuilil iHiulik ) In) Hjorily Mirwiwl immwMM MUoji iiiHiuwily mUImW, ud ut It uotuiti I0 luvlUMu ili Himir In mii(l,-.nw(rtHWloii UgrpoMl J'JIbk "Jtl'Uw fur lv of "ii wlim HMMl," liWJiJJ ,,, "All jIhiji. wwmwmi)l Imw umud, w W ,Mw,wl Ally wrfl fti & F "It Mi !WMii wltlto I)m ' I ' '' "'" gMAJIi.d.WMrtW M Imd i, tmm h mum """'jr :Tr i0l U uj muvm hi ut .4tMM W ?. AJtfHlit' Itw M km M IfowwIUwMf' ETttSJw Itniiltl Ijiinp Lighting. Passengers on tho bridgo cars in tho early evening haa noticed tho tall, lanky individual who fills and lights tho oil lamps in tho cars. Ho stands about 0 feet 3 inches high and Is very thin. His height is valuable to him in his present occupation in reaohing fox tho lamps. This ho does with tho aid of a small box, whilo a shorter man would need a ladder. Tho swif Uio&s with which ho works is marvolous. Ho says it comes of long practice. Ho will board a train coming in at tho Brooklyn station boforo tho last passenger has loft tho cars and will then busy himsolf with his oil can and box. In each bridgo car thero aro at least eight lamps, whilo some carry ton. This makes at least 83 lamps in a train of four cars. Tho lamplightor must fill ev ery lamp in oaoh car in tho short timo it takos to switch tho train from ono track to tho other. Ho does not oven havo timo to oxtiuguish tho light, but must pour tho oil in whilo tho lamp is burning. This llghtningliko work must bo con tinued until every car is illuminated. Ho no sooner gots through with one train than auothor demands his atten tion, but ho gots them all lighted with out tho loast trouble. Now York Her ald. Olcantlo Extinct Ulrtli. Tho giant of all tho feathered bipeds was tho colossal cpiornis of Madagascar. Tho scientific announcement of tho dis covery ot tho remains of this gigantic species of bird was mado by Gcoffroy St. Hilairo,tho great Fronch savant, on Jan. 27, 1851. Tho specimen of which ho gavo a description had been found in a guano bed and stood ovor 13 feet in height Tho egg found among tho bones, described by tho scientific French man, was os large as a two gallon jug, an experiment proving that it would hold tho contents of six largo African ostrich eggs, or 148 common hen eggs. Tho giant moa, which is believed to havo but recently become extinct In Now Zealand, was larger in point of weight and bulk than tho epiornis, but it only stood 0 feet high, quite high enough, however, when it is known that its weight was not less than 1,000 pounds. Tho great auk is another Bpeoles of bird but rocently extinct. Tho most ro markablo thing about this largo auk is tho fabulous prices now asked and given for spocimens of its eggs. Quito recent ly an egg of this species was Bold in London for $1,225. St. Louis Repub lic. Tho I'rlce of Interviews. It appears that Mr. W. S. Gilbert is not tho first or tho only distinguished Englishman toTask compensation for an interview. Tho Now York Sun's corre spondent in London onco upon a timo wroto to Mr. Qladstono asking him for an interviow on tho Irish quostion, and in tho courso of a conversation which followed with Mr. Gladstone's soorota ry it was learned that a foo of $500 would bo oxpoctcd in payment for tho intorvinw, it being understood that Mr. Gladstone should writo it himself, and thus mako it authoritative. Lord Rob erts fixed tho prioo of $100 for an in terview upon tho threatened war 'bo twoeu England and Russia on another occasion. Boston Herald. ):cape4 to Pie, Tho skeloton of man, with a rusty pair of haudouffs about tho wrists, was found in tho Crcok country ot tho In dian Territory by a doputy sheriff a fow days ago. Tho bones ot tho skeleton wero biokon and strown about, ovidonfc ly by wild animals. Thogrowsomorollo niidoubtcdly told thottory of somo pris oner who had esoapod from his guards only to perish In tho woods. Detroit Freo ProbB. TollUle Milk Ji'lf. A "tolltalu" milk jug has boon do visod In KiirIiukI. It Is ft Bins measure, graduated at uvory qunrtor pint. Bojow tho pint mid half pint marks throe lino uro (itohcd, showing tlm thickness of crown which should appear In milk ut rtverago quality, in good and In very good milk, I It us measuring both quan tity mid quality I.RAVHS n& MARK -tveiy one of Hie painful IrrrKiiUillIrt mill wfiiluisMu Hint (iity kiwi wuiimi Tlivy N'lu tlio Uw, wlMis Hiu fiKUie, iiilii im leiuiwr, Hiiiitr yu Ufmi) your ill .no ywH win CiRi wn Tlmr His my i iwu yui Uuie iIim dlwiitlf i ami nil Weill IM htr mi, vyltli Ut I'lmtc'n P-ivoiTli? 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Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, ninny so-called Soothing Syrups, an most remedies Tor children are composed of opium or morphine r Io Voa Know that opium nnd morphine ore stupefying narcotic poisons t Po Von Know that in most countries druggists arc not permitted to sell narcotic without labeling them poisons ? Io Yon Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child unless you or your physician know of what It is composed? Po Voa Know that Castorla Is n purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of Its Ingredients is published with every bottle ? Po Von Know that Castorla is the prescription ofthe famous Dr. Samuel Mtcher. That It has been In use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castorla is now sold than of all other remedies for children combined? Po Yott Know that the ratent Office Department of the United States, and of other countries, have Issued exclusive right to Dr. Tltcher and his assigns to use the word " Caatorla" and Its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense? Po Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been proven to be absolutely linr uiless ? Po Yon Know that 35 average doses of Castorla are furnished for 35 cents or one cent a dose? Po Von Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest ? Well, tliewe things ore worth knowing. They are facts. &M& Tlie fac-Bltullc Blgitatorc of Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla; Tbe Willamette Hoi LEADING HOTEL . Reduced rates. Management liberal. Electric cars leave hotel for all pub Uc'buildlngs and points of Interest. Hpeelal rates will bo given to permanent patrons. A. I. WAGNER. :MQwJ& Are the i liLiiyi ii1 ft LIMIi, CEMENT, SAND, And All Building Material. 96 STATE ST, Till! if fififALu Wg 'ANO- riFr y un imwM nuy Timtm wiiw m urmik ui UttlllAOH I MulltHUl 'Ti;:r..i...i uu...u,...r ir,,...,.J..ini,.,i,,.i iiuuui. liillf MIMyiMiMfilli'H)IJiltiMl UMyfl . . , il-hi i Ml nil' ilupi w Hi fiji tmt Pin lmM iiWimWM '!" or " " miwwt mmMimiiiwmiiiiiiiiiiii' i ' i" if "i' ""i n Taketheune mid unit 1'iiuluni liiiiiui'M iliniljiuUvwly ili Qrwn Tug Oiwgoii JtMrtiU la on every wrapper. el OK THE CITY. IGYaBS. Highest of all High Grades, Warranted superior to nuy Uloyqjo built ln Uo world, ro cnrdlesa nf prlco, Built and guaranteed by the Indiana Blcyclo Co,, a mil lion dollar coucern, wlicmo bond Is as good as gold, DO .NOT BUY A WHEEL UNTIL YOU HAVE 'SEEN THE WAVEItLEY. 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At pl&pji!;J the public welfare above party interebts, and believes thereby ii serves its party and the pobplelbest. A LEADEE INI THE FIGHT,. i For two years The Journal has led in the Kt for"Jja' rieW deal. The Journal has boon a leader in the -fi'ght'agaihst rinfc'- -pblitics and the corrupt mothdds. bl the old machine. It ia-ft' recognized champidn of tho people's interests , on. the-IPAuli' nbrthwost. It.fightaitsHbattlea consistently withn,,'prwtioa)r lunitS)-and wastes no iimoorispa!0;on impracticable .heorm It is not ponsimistie, but firmly believes in the capacity "of 'the ppoplo for solf-govornment whonjacting intollfgehtiy aridWlly1 ' aroused to .tho nocpssity of so, doing. FASHION .JOURNAL FREE. For two named for tho BA1LV for two months- (U) o' two names -f6r the Wkcly ($1) wo willsond freo one'"Th8'Quii of Fashions" the best New Utoth ladies fashion journal" lifihed," monthly, lOipagq, illustrated, Sample copy iVep. Prico -per year, 50 cont. A RICH GIFT BOOK For four nubacriberfl to Daily, ono.month'Oaol), or fouKijibj penbors to Wekkly, throo months jeach, a freo copy of ''ChUrnr Christ-Tales," by Andre Hoforj Ohlcao, a Ixmuiiful- dmte on plftto papor, with 28 illustration from tho lmtfiteiW Re wilt Hi, A MALAYAN ROMAH0B, For two HiibaflriksM to Daily; ono month oftoh; oriwot9 Wkkkly, 3 mo, each, n frt'capy of Cowul!WiWn'W" miinco or MiUyii, richly bouix a?id Hluntmtofi Itniit o FOR NEW NAME& 3Sac!i nuNwIbor to Dam or Y?r.wv wlio mwn Hwl-wr iu(U not Jews tlmn JJJq additional, with the imnwof n mwm yciihor will ruublva liV iiidil frfio his cljolco f)f 01)0 of UxlY Htfuiflara worfcs of KnlM) llUmtui'u, Bmn for mi0$qti, jviuii wrw fPi JfOMW ANJ) iSDUOA'JON Vot a olub of Llirau NuliHoribwrn tl DaiWi for two mot, mh (I0O) or throw Mlh Vfww W'$ty ot ol oHIior WW 9Lw,vtomwiMimnm)y Y,nn, of Qhkm), thp mmu dIii mm t)w. 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