Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, November 22, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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BEST, Oregon. , oZ3-. ia UMJA B,WMt!A Crti i G MAT Hi Im,. . . A?J&5 ll(J III OR C ATivIlriiTI AAtintlH Wrw. m rjfcf S0 omtwilohinn i, . Y V rnmifcl of tho cyei if" ii. i?itn $'(tftii 8'rpjiBthon, Europo and JmWtXm and tone tho Amrriro. M& fnljrosystem, pure y vcrp ," lJoolHty, Ubb. RSsJasiil Nervousness, Prwia tiirerrs fe fc Pp A of tho ills. fS W'.'Mfrla chargo In an Jhvai -tJift KiA days. Cures KOTJrr.iSWiA lost BmsmJSk. MANHOOD MffMM, llll.l.fln .Intu ati.v;Miriva X.ZnhS10na Sil mm (&Y,W2)- 7mw wmsSBmi rVvCHKflf ilpfj S I aWm laitatinn. MOT OBtrtoul Awn net la ctrlttar. ! PraftDU touUCUO. fatt 1C521a.cNcr.NHTi,o . JMB the S n 1,11 nm a nn ) Wlml n Mrli)ii (joiiiily Millrr lint DiMic, biht mmm on mum Tho Vm Viittio ol Nearly Dmililcil, Wl.ral 'llio iimifil brfA't KliiMnnfotmitiieroo nro pmduocil mom with n vtnvv to quick union thn.il id ruriiMi liro.ftlvliiR pMpurllt'K, 'I'hay urn pindo to look Wtfll, hut nro tobk'tl of tllolr beat oln. mould nn1 nltowod to retnlu tlio wiirnt, TIip pnlo wlillo roller Hour of today Is composed cliltlly of ntnrohj thogrny portion of tho wheat berry or rIuIoii, bollix excluded, nn Itn ratcntlon would impair tho whltonnM and Ihim loon tho trado valuo of tho Q uir. Tho Amerlnan people are fairly crammed with thin starch, hut thoy do not tako to It kindly; In fact, tho mill tltudo of dyspeptics Is IncreasltiR overy day, mid nervous disorders arc tuoro prevalent than with any other nation. During Iho past year J. D. Hurst it Ban, the well known millers of Aurora, have psrfectod by Introduction of new processes, and Improved machinery, a Hour In which Is rettlnod all thoso nutritious dements that Wero horoto. foro lost to humanity. This now. Hour Is on Improvement on what has been known as "Hurst's Stair of Life." Tho old name Is retained, but tho Hour as now mado Is freo from that heavy quality, and now makes as light and as spongy a loat as It Is possible to makooutof the common rollor flour, yet It contaius oil tho llfo-glvlng olo ments,and bread from It will hold,- Its molsturo better than any other known mako. "Hurst's Stair of Llfo," or wholo wheat Hour, Is a now farinacoous prod uot manufactured from ohoico selected whoat. This flour contains tho wholo wheat berry, except tho outsldo coating or bran, wliloh is a woody substance, indigestible, irritating and Inflaming to tho dellcato mombranes of the stom ach. "IT MAKES THE ONLY rEUFEOT BBEAD." This wholo whoat flour makes bread of a riob, brownish color, containing as It does, all tho gluten, germ, and oily matter of tho wheat borry, which being albumonolds and consequently rloh In nltrogonous and phosphatlo elomonte, It la equal to tho ropalr of tho brain and nervous system and tbo muscular tissues. "Hursts Btaff of Life," or wholo whoat flour, provides perfect food for Invalids of overy typo, as woll as for thoso who are In health, Tho groa stress .which Is now laid upon dietetics in the treatment of all diseases indi cate that the medical profession are learning to apply tho laws of llfo In formerly nogleotod dlreotlous. Tho manufacturers of "Hurst's 8talf of Life," or whole wheat flour, found there was a demand arising for a flour containlnc all the health giving prop erties of the wheat berry combined In proper proportions, and set about to satisfy tho demand. The result of their labors and experi ments Is the product which they are now shipping all over tbo Northwest coast under tho.namo of "Hurst's Start of Life," or wholo wheat flour. They have many testimonials from persons who have given this new flour a trial and who now call for It regularly. Mr. E. W. Durkee, of Ohltwood, Oregon, says In a recent letter: "It is awful eating dry roller flour after living on 'Hurst's Staff of Life' for awhile." WEAK MEN CU RED AS IF BY MA QIC. Victims OI W fliannuou "- '"jr nnnA for o tnac explains uaw full wanly ylpor Is easily, quick y and permanently restorod. Komsn suffering from weakness can af ford to Ignore this tlinoly advloo. Book; tolls, bow full strength, de velopment and tone are Imparted to every iSrtloT of tha body. Bent with ww live iXV.ruuiiedi free toftnymanonappUcatloa. vtmif v n Pil 1 EMEMEB!0AL00.,BUFFAIP,I..Y. mwu,f,ymtmi,Mmnmtvnmn n oiiiy)iw iniimpmymMMn And (hy Imvfl Mftfiy simitar lm from !lflrai! I liar' ot (lit? country, AftfllHIiArfnl liliw.d fnrmlllf, lfi!l nip uifthliiif, IimIii m!''fllli( floinKn frinirilrirvt In Hmir teUv In tlm itiiiln mid not In Urn sfnrofi, It I ovidsnt Hint lllO iPMllIU MllMIHtllltr Old llsd (if lllllU's wlmle wliml ilitir, ( rloh In luloii Aiit tint vnliialifo iiiUiomI wliloh nlwny nrcnliiinny lii(nii, must lm in nuiitt perfff'tly mipily tlio wsulo of tlrniio nml to Im'iHMl n lilKlior MhihIskI nf liodlly hihI iikiiiInI vlor, Tlio crdliinry wlillo flour In common UsoImIiowii by ntinlyMi In odillnifi frnm olKlily to elftlilyelglit por out of HlAfoli, iil Ik Allowed lo relaln jimt oiiotili of tho nlbuiuciioliiii of tliowli at to reiltom II from tlio slnroli box mid lyo ll brchd'Hinkinr, qtialltlen, HUroli, wo repeat, Is mi Insoluble siiUtAticp nn (I must bo oonverled Into ilvxtrlnontid Ksjiomiflnr befuroltcan bo nwalmllnd'dj but when combined with tho rloh gluten of Iho wheat as found In Hurst's wholo wheat Hour, It becomes easily oonvorltblo, nnd whllo tho nltrogonous mid phosphatlo elements of tho uluton go to build up the bralu,uoryo nnd muruular tlssuos, tho staroh performs Its work as a oarbohydrnto, or fat-forming and res plrntory food, with tho oxcellont results that follow Its use. Multitudes sutler from Imporfeot nutrition bocauso thoy Inck tho power to digest starch and are certain to Inok that powor to long as thoy seek it from starch foods. "Hurst's Staff of Llfo," or wholo whout flour, Is used for making bread, enkos, gems, biscuit, etc., and no spec ial Instructions arc needed to handlo It successfully. If your grocer does not koep this now flour In stock have him to order some for you. If ho will not do so you can sond direct for It. Tho bread from this flour Is sweeter, than graham or any other bread, not Bwcetonod artificially. It has a rloh, sweet, nutty flavor. Grlddlo cakes made from this flour aro almost equal to tho best buokwheat cakes, and no matter In what way usod Hurst's Staff of Life, or whole wheat Flour, Is suporlor to any othor in tho market. Like all worthy preparations, Hurst's Staff of Llfo, or wholo wheat Flour, will probably bn imitated by undo sorvlng and unscrupulous persons Call for and Insist upon having Hurst's wtiolo wheat Flour, and tako no othor, HELP FOR THE NEW HOSPITAL Largo Amount of Funds Raised and Balance Needed Forthwith. The subsorlptlon paper to raise tho necessary funds for the fitting up and roualrlng of tho building to be used as a hospital In connection with Wllla motto medical collego, has beon placed in tho hands of Dr. J. N. Smith, to be circulated for signatures with such sums as all may feel an ability to bo stow upon this Important undertaking. Nobody Is expected to givo an exceed ingly largo amount, but all can holp a little. Dr. Smith, in bis rounds yes terday met with liberal encouragomont and feels sure tho full amount neccs sary will be raised easily. At dusk last evening somo (700 had been pledged and it is hoped tho remainder will bo signed today and tomorrow. Tho management! of tbo school and collego Is carefully canvassing tho mat- tor of tho board of control for tho hos pital and the names of those compos ing it will be announced In a fow days. Tho aim is to have work begin next Monday to put the building In shape so as to have tho hospital ready as soon as posalblo, hence, tho necessity of its friends coming forward without delay and giving assurance of the required assistance. As before stated, tho hospital will be conducted freo from denominational bias or favoritism. Its management will bo in the hands of business men representing tho various religious bod ies of the city, so that all can feel that they or their friends wbon slok and needing hospital care can And a welcome there and kind, Impartial treatment, no matter what may be bis or her religious belief, or whether he or she Is a believer at all. It Is to be a Salem hospital, a hospital for the Cen tral Willamette valley, and ono in which the peiple of this city and yiclmty can feel an Interest, and through which they can derive sub stantial benefits. The hospital Is one ot tbo things Salem must not fall to put on Its feet Just now. Rheumatism Is a symptom of disease of the Kid neys. It will certaiuly be relieved by Parks Sure Curo. That headache, baokaohe and tired feeling come from the same cause. Ask for Parks' Sure Curo for the llyer and kidneys price 1-Ow, sold bv Lunn & Brooks. llMw Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor.. Wl)IH'IIIIUIISIIW'WliWIIMIIIMIUI,V!lt 1MAU KflWfl, UorrMpondtin'tf In Wsniarn OrKon TOVIM. M0MINNVIM.K, ll, 0, I Vf '' H"l""i vMlluflM' Aiiut, Mm. V.H. IfAhllinj. W. If Kilim will endued Id slock And liiiivo Inliillio loom oftiuplcd by Mm. K. H. WAffMi. I. II. Minllli, of MlMmio, Ima ou fd n Kom In tlm Union block. Mim (Jynlhln KpIIowk mil In wllli A. It. 1'ilpflOVnr dm holnUja, Dr. J4 R (Intiolier nnd Uriit, Wysti Marrln returned frnm ttilrHoulhern Oregon Irlp Mt wenk. W. (I. ', MllltirillAU, who llM III! oonlMot Ut tho 1'lrit HnonUr oliuroh ol this city, nys Iho oliuroh Is to I orealed by llio first of Febfimry. Tlio bulldlni will bn lilxoo with uslli-ry Hint singe. Tlio pnuo ol tlio contract is 181.1. Mrs, K, H. Warren will move her millinery to tho Union block, XKDKOItl), J. A. Whitman shipped a carload of apples to 'Frisco Friday. Hates Jlrod, will inovo their barber shop Into Hotel Nash Monday, Bollinger & Pnyno, Adrnylug firm, bars dissolved, J. V. Hill taking Payne's place. Geo. F. Merrlani has pnrohasod the Murrlnm A. Purdluo blacksmith shop. Misses Ollle Butler, Zoa Burns, Mamie Nicholson, and Messrs. A. P, green, John H. Butlor, Sidney E.Colo and Fred MoCulloch will present tho tirepact melodrama, "Comrades," The Ladles' Bonovoleut Bocloty oleared 30 at a birthday party. Pearl Webb, Gertrude Johnson; Mrs. Etrl Fisher, Fletcher Pont!!, Mrs. A. B. Foster, Percy Do Grovt and Grace Foster took part. L. A. Esteb, an attorney from La Grando, and J. K, Fltzgorald, both with their families, havo located at Medbrd. Drs. Geary and Pickol amputated tho crushed hand ot Brakemau It, L. Dowllug. WniTKSON. The Infant sou of John Barret has been soriously HI with a heart trouble. Mrs. NollloHallett left for Albany, where her husband is engaged in busb ncss. Milton Kneedlor will leave for Ma rlon connty, whore ho has obtained a situation In a blacksmith shop. The benefit given last week to the Presbyterian ohurch undor the super vision of Mrs. It. W. Phillips was a success and netted (16. W. E, Cox, who has a contract to furnish wood for the pulp mills at Oregon City, states that one of tbo mills consumes 76 cords per day and 40 mon aro required to get tho wood In shape for the mill. $loo Reward $ioo The readers of this paper will be pleased learn that there is ot least one dreaded dlseaso that science has been able to cure in all Its stages, and that U( Catajrh, Hall's Catarrh Curo Is the only positive curo known to the medtcal fraremlty. Catarrh being a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney & Co,, Toledo, Or. Sold by Druggists, 75c. "DR.MILES, Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactor to Thousands." a WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher, who resides at Orcen Bay, writes March Otb, 1895, as follews: "Fire years ago I became so nervous that mental work was a burden. I could not rest at night on account of sleeplessness. My attention was called to Dr. Miles' Kestora tlve Nervine, and I commenced to use It with the very best effect. Since then I have kept a bottle in my house and use It whenever my nerves become unstrung, with always the samo good results. My son also Tir MJIpc' takes It for nervousness Uf muca wlth llko BOVOr faulng NCrVinC success. I bavorecom- . mended It to many and RCStOrCS it cures them. All who TXanUU suffer from nerve ncailll...... troubles should try It, It is free from narcotics, perfectly harm less and yet soothes and strengthens. Dr. Miles, through his Kervlno Is a benefactor to thousands." A. 0. LEHMAN, Editor and proprietor ot Dan Lawdsvuh. Dr, Miles' Nervine is sold on guarantee ftrtt bottle will benetpr money refunded. ''B LtfstVfr HI fil lot Infants and Children. HnniiMiHMMMMMiMwwHinaaiHMnw MOTHERS, Do You Know m . lMtmH'S fuel, Onlfify'" Cofitlil, ttisn socslM fkmlhlnrf ftynitrf, smt inl ttnittWn tot flillilftrl sis ttmipwed of Ktiliifrt wr fMiT.lilnf jriq ViM KiiQTjr (list rtplitm mid inoiptilne fes(iiirlf itsrwHk Hwisf w Xnu Knm llmt In most eountiUs itnigsMisi rtol txtmlll letstlnairMks wlllioiil Ulxllritf Ilint oUont " V"'i Kitntytlml yoa should net pniill anyineillclne (o b glvsil ywirelilld unless yw( er ywir jilisltisn know of wlut It ll eoitqioitil f fin VtH Know tliat GmIoiUIsa jmiel vrgsUUs prnirlloti,mt llist a iUlat its IngttdltnU Is fulitUlteit wills tvsry botll t lio Voh Kunvr Hist Casloila Is Ifn prtsetlplloii ofll.e fiiMous t)r, nmnl MleJ,r. hat ll liss lrt in u for nesily Itiltly yers,ami (list mors CailotU Is now ol4 Uuu fall other ttmtillts fur clitktren combing t Ttn Vism Know Hut Ids iMtctit Offiw Depaitnient ef the United ((, sn.l of oilier toil 11 1 1 Its, luvs Issued cteliMtra 1 Iglit lo Dr. fltcher and Ills aligns to tue Ins word " CftNlorln " and Us formuts, and Hist to Imitate litem U a stale prison ofTc nr Iiw Vom KMoYtlmt on of the reasons for granting' Oils government prolecllon was because Castotla had bren proven tots Hbfieltttety IihtsmIciksT ntt Vmh Knnw thst as avoritice doses of Coslorta are furntslied for ,1S ceulN, or one cent a doisf lo Vom Know that wlita possessed of (Ids perfcttpreparalloti.yourchlMtenfcisr If kept wtll, and thai you may hart unbroken rtst J Vcll, (Iicho siting are wotth knowing. Ttieyarcfsd. SI 3t4t-4U WlgHHtMrWOf UuWZJtUcA Chlldrsn Cry for Pitcher's Castoria S JL - JLlkw. A. ff mi, la' Wsm 1 1 FOUR PRIZES! THE CAPITAL JOUR NAL docs not do a lottery businoBS to swell its circulation; but in addition to giving value recoiyed, it gives its subscribers valuablo premiuma Now is the time to order your reading matter, and it will pay you to notice the following special effers: Anyone of tho following four periodicals freo. ono year, to any subscriber ot THE JOURNAL who pays $1.50 in advance for tho DAILY, by carrier, three months, (50 cents a month), or by mail six months. (25o a month), or tho WEEKLY 18 months, ($1 year). "Queen of Fashions," Tho best lG-pago illustrated fashion magazine of New York froe for ono year. Tho above prices aro net cash, and tho nhearjest combination over of. fered. Tho M Queen" is a high class, practical, homo magazine. "The Child Garden Tho delightful Chicago chil dren's magazine. Just the thing to read to the littlo ones ot tho home circle It brings the kin dergarten into tho home. Song, yames and story . Beautifully illustrated, $1 a year. Pub lished by tho Kindergarten Literature Co SSSBJSSSSBSSSSpSBj T in m every V vfrHfstser. "The Farm News," A practical farm paper, ed ited byja staff of experienced agricultural write s, contributed to by tho best known agricul turists of tho country. It con tains what tho (armor wants. Womankind. Ahandsome, attractive,horae paper,-to whioh every woman will givo a hearty welcome. SAMPLE COPIES of any of these Publication can bo had by calling at TELE JOURNAL oflico or dropping us a postal card. Any two of tho above peri odicals can be secured by pay ing and takingTHE JOUR NAL twice as long as required to secure one. When tho extremely low price of THE JOURNAL is considered, this will bo found the most liberal offer mado by any paper on tho coast, HOFER BRQ$. 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