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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04

PARIS, May 2-The Voltaire says the
French commander in Madagascar has been
instructed to withdraw his forces from that
country only afer Queen Ranvalo has recog-
nized the French protectorate specified by
the treaties of 1910 and 1841 The admiral
will insist on the right of Frenchmen to own
land in Madagascar, and will claim an in
demnity of 800 900 francs for the cost of the
expedition. 1t is stated that the Hovas have
made overtures with view of coming to an
understanding with France.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
MICHAEL DAVITT.
Prediction of His Early Release ellis Plans
for the Future.

for the Future.
LONDON, June 2.-It is thought the early
release of Davitt, which is spoken of as prob
able, has been already arranged. He intends
to at once proceed to the United
States, in order to deliver course of lectures
there for the double purpose of continuing
his agitation against landlords and collecting
funds to found newspaper to support his
views. This is a project which Davitt has
long had in his mind. 1t is intended to
publish the paper both in London and Dub
lin. Davitt has been so accustomed to inn
prisonment that he endures it without suf-
fering either in body or mind; in fact, he
seems to enjoy the spirit of contemplation
for which his seclusion offers so
much opportunity Each incarceration
appears to give him a deeper insight
into the subject and a stronger determine
ton to oppose landlordism. Mr.. Davitt is
supplied freely with literature, and in writ
ing 10 friend he has expressed the pleasure
with which he read the articles of Mr.. Henry
George, which are now appearing in Lesies
Magazine. The agitation in Scotland on be-
half of the Crofters affords much satisfaction
to the Land League in Ireland and on the
other hand Prof. Blackie and other speakers
at the land meeting in London this week
dwet upon the condition of the Irish
peasants as the outcome of laws which work
ed great mischief in Scotland and Ireland.
In England, also, the prevalence OF agricul-
tural distress and the withdrawal of land
from cultivation begin to attract much at
tention as an evil that demands remedy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
STORM AT COUNCIL BLUFFS.
No Lives Lost, but the Damage Heavier
than First RepOrted.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, June 2-The rain
storm last evening, unprecedented in force,
began little before 6 O clock and continued
until $3.50 or o'clock. Much of the time it
showered down with such force that its effect
upon those who were exposed to the rain
was similar to a heavy shower bath. At times
it would almost take ones breath. There
was no wind. A number of persons were
reported drowned last evening, but it turns
out to-day that no lives were lost. Some
hair-breadth escapes are reported. One man,
named Covalt, hoated down the creek, but
lodged in the branches of tree and was
rescued. The rear wall of the new opera
house in course of erection has fallen. 1t
was over fifty feet high. The side walls are
cracked and liable to tumble, as
they settle All the bridges as
far down as Eighth street are gone, including
two stone bridges, which alone cost near
$4,000. Hundreds of families living ada
cent to the creek were driven from their
homes and many houses more or less dam
aged, including in many cases q total loss of
furniture A number of houses were dashed
to pieces as they foated Off One heavy iron
bridge, with n fifty-foot span, was carried
bodily a distance of more than two blocks
and its heavy iron girders and strngers were
bent and warped as II they had been mere
ropes of wire. The damage is now estimated
at 100000. The citizens have done every
thing in their power to relieve those in need
of help and all are now comfortable. Mayor
Bowman has been teleeraphed from various
surrounding cities to know if aid is needed,
and has replied that Council Bluffs will be
able to take care of the suffering without
such assistance. Every citizen is doing his
whole duty. both financially and by personal
nYertinns
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Abusing General Diaz.

PANAMA, May A.-Mexican papers printed
on the Pacific coast are commencing to abuse
General Diaz for his friendship with General
Grant, and to declare that the autonomy of
the republic will be threatened should Diaz
become President. The poverty
condition of the treasury causes the fear that
paper currency will take the place of coin,
and the possible collapse of many railroad
schemes are the subjects of debate, as are
also grants OF $3.50 600, 900 in aid of the rail
roads while public instruction is almost for
gotten" The Sinaloa papers in particular
write strongly on these points
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
THE WAR IN TONoUIN.


The French Sure of the Success of the Ex-
pedition.
PARIS, June I'm the Senate to-day Chal-
lomel Lacour, Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
replying to question of Comte de St.Vallier,
said all necessary measures would be taken
to insure the success of the expedition
against Tonquin. By the end of the month,
he stated, there would be a small army
there capable Of coping with the difficulty.
The government must endeavor to smooth
the difference with China. There was no
reason to believe that country would seek
rupture with France or that she would in
tervene where she had no right or interest
Advices have been received from Sama-
tava that the French commissioner and
French consul arrived there on May 7.
The recent defeat of French reconnoiter-
ing party in Tonquin was followed by the
massacre, on the succeeding day, of all the
Frenchmen who had been captured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
IRISH AFFAIRS.
Execution OF Canrey, One of the Ph@nIx
Park Murderers.

DUBLIN, June 2-Thomas Caffrey, the
fourth of the Phoenix Park murderers,
was hanged in Kilmainham jail
at 8 o'clock this morning. Dur
ing his farewell interview with his
mother yesterday, Caffrey broke down COM
pletely. The crowd outside the prison this
morning numbered only about fifty persons
Among these we're the mother and brother
of the prisoner and a woman who has been
present at all the executions of the men con-
victed of the murder of Cavendish and
Burke and prayed for the condemned men,
Caffrey was composed on the scaffold. Death
was instan taneous. Caf1rey wrote letter to
his mother last evening, in which he said:
II hope you will never have cause to blush
for my name. AS am paying the penalty
of my crime in this world, l hope l won't
have to suffer for it in the next"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Terms of Peace Between Peru and Chill
Still Under Discussion,

sui Under DlscusslOn,
PANAMA, June 2.-Terms of peace are still
under discussion in Peru and Chill. There
is little doubt that Savalle, representing
Iglesias, has come to an agreement with
Nouya, that the Chlian government has ap-
proved those terms, and their acceptance by
Iglesias is all that is needeaSo insure their
realization. A Peace Club" numbering
many thousand members, has been formed at
Lima and is busy organizing provisional
branches. The members have to declare that
they will do their utmost in favor of peace.
The Monteros Congress- i'll Lima, is mostly
made up of ignorant mountaineers. 1t cOu-
tans but few educated men, who follow the
lead OF DR.. Arenas, who is practically the
Congress-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Mr.. ParneI Thinks the Letter of the Pope
Will Result In Strengthening the
Irish National Party.
Predictions that Michael Davitt Will
Shortly Be Set at Liberty.
A Picnic at Which a Million People Were
Present-Execution of Another of the
Phoenix Park Murderers.
POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS.
Effect OF the French Action in Madagascar
and TOnQuin.

GuecC OF tHe Crencn 1cLiOn III hdOdSdsChE
and Tonquin.
LONDON, June 2.-The horizon OF foreign
politics has been suddenly overcast by gloomy
clouds, which seem drifting toward this
island. The news of the FRENCH action to-
ward Madagascar, received to-day, has Gre
ated very unpleasant impression. The re-
lations with China are also likely to create
complications, the result of which no one can
foresee. The British government has already
resolved to increase the English fleet on the
China station and probably will take further
steps to protect British interests in that
quarter. The Sultan is again pursuing his
old tactics of fostering discomfort in Egypt
and intriguing against England. He is re-
ported to be trying to induce the Car to en-
ter into a secret Turko-Russian alliance to
overthrow English influence in the East, as
surfing him that the other powers can be
counted on as friendly and that England is
his only enemy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Conspiracy EXAMINATIONS.

DUBLIN, June AT the examination to-
day of prisoner, charged with participa-
ton in the Letterfrack murder conspiracy
the head constable testified that P. J. Sheri-
dan visited Galway in 1879, and tried to call
a meeting and that he fed in time to avoid
arrest on warrent that was issued against
him.
The inquiry into the murder conspiracy in
county Mayo was continued to-day at Castle
bar. The crown counsel stated that they
would furnish evidence which would con-
meet the prisoners with treason-felony and
murder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
American Property in Madagascar.

LONDON, June 2-The Malagassy ENJOYS,
in an interview to-day, stated that they have
received no fresh Instructions from home
since the recent attack by the French on
Madagascar territory. They expressed the
belief that property belonging to Americans
must have suffered during the bombardment
of Majunga, as there are two large American
houses in town
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Ell MEHDrs CAMPAIGN.
Exorbitant Taxes Imposed to Support His
Efforts

CAIRO, June 2,-The latest reports of the
immense levies made by El Mehdi the False
Prophet, in central Africa. are causing much
excitement among the Mohammedan natives
and some alarm among the European, Arab
and Egyptian officials Even the fellaheen
know all the facts connected with El Mehdi's
movements quite as early as they are known
officially, which would be impossible were
they not especially interested and did not
some one havean in interestin keeping them
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Hostile Apaches Seen In Arizona.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., June "a party of
seven hostiles were seen yesterday near
Johnston's ranch, fifty miles east of Tomb
stone and forty north of the Sonora line
They were going toward San Carlos reserva-
ton They had evidently been driven from
the Sierra Madras. The hos;iles fired on the
herders but the latter escaped unhurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
A Double Murder.

Sr. LOUIS June Paddy Hannois and
his brother James, living in the Cherokee
Indian nation and married to Indian women,
while drunk, last Friday. got into quarrel.
and Paddy shot and killed his brother, and
also an Indian named Tom Scraper, who in
terfered. He then fled toward Missouri
The Indian authorities offer $1,000 reward
for his arrest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
General Grant,s Opinion.

LOUISVILLE KY, June 3.-General and
Ms Grant arrived in the city last night, re-
Gaining until this afternoon, when they left
for Lexington. A Courier-Journal reporter
interviewed General Grant on the political
situation. The latter expressed the opinion
that Blaine and Logan were each very strong
men for the Republican nomination.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Disobedient Priests To Be Suspended.

DUBLIN, June IA dispatch to the Mail,
from Rome, says the Pope will, if necessary,
followup his recent circular to Irish bishops
in relation to agitation in Ireland and the
Parnell fund, by the suspension from their
functions of all ecclessastics who 6isobey
the commands of the circular.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
spanish Murderers Sentenced.

MADRID, June 3.-The tribunal at Here's
sentenced one member of the Black Hand
Society to lifelong servitude, and another to
seventeen years, for the murder of man
who declined to join the society.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
WHY the Mayor win Resign.

Moscow, June 3.-The mayor of Moscow,
who it is stated intends to resign in conse-
quence of disapproval of his speech at the
banquet to the mayors of cities, said in that
the speech that he hoped the Gar would
institute constitutional regime.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04

PORTUGAL, June AT banquet to the
Portuguese and Spanish statesmen given last
evening by the yice-president OF the Cham
Der of Deputies, Senior CASTELAR, made a speech
in which he advocated a union between
Spain and Portugal. Viscount Almendina,
a Portuguese, in reply, pointed out the OBJ
stacles to a union between tranquil nation
like Portugal and an agitated country like
SDain
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
Seriously Wounded in a Duel.

PARIS, May 3.-George CassaGnac and an
old sergeant major fought duel with swords
on the Swiss frontier today, and Cassagnac's
throat was pierced. 1t is feared the wound
will Droye fatal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04

PARIS, June 3.-The race for the grand
prize de Paris was run to-day, and won by
Due de Castries's Frontin; Sir F. Johnston's
st. Blase second and Count de Lagrange'J
Enrfndet third
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
CORONATION FESTIVITIES.
An Immense Fete, Great Crowds, and Much

Moscow, June AT the ball given by
General Won Schweintiz, German embassa-
dor, last evening the Emperor and Grand
Dukes appeared in uniform. The German
officers also wore their German orders. 1t is
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-04
WHO SHALL LEAD In OHIO?

as to the Choice OF the
Coming Republican Convention.
, 1883-06-09
Eollie> OF Nuu:h

such - >I-arnat-Fil-tt. - S-;uia.l Weakness
ar l.oss 81 Perfect Vitality. Nearly :~5-:h r,;,
4 all the Chronic Diseases >prin. either ii,
reotly OF indirectly from :. me d,ranseiueat Of
the SEXUAL system. and Vet this subject l. ne
lected BY the majority ui the medical uru.es
sn.
| know that l,ersoss who are = - ..tr
IN ugh 20 lie at,ic ed 5v sny f.ru q >cAus'
dis ase have a de ic,cy in ealli,: a:un th-
pruI er physician II time. frum sei.s= 81 l,ls!
e>,y and sometimes tr',m Ignorance. ani Ter
nit tho>e diseases To exist until THEN c.n>iiia-
,ions b-ccme corrupted. their G. c..nstitu,iTs
brok,n down, and tn hrpcs If iuiure hau.i-
Ness lighted. until G- l:h b-,>gI,,.> weIsss,,,
'nesstnger 10 carry u IA ~, II heir mis-, ri.e
sNi-t.n nee.
EFtrything strictly e,,f l-a,. al un,Ier al
circun stances
Lost manic -i i~rf' tly r. :nr-I Catargh.
Brnnclitis, ThnlAt Di>-ss->. Skia ui~e.s.>
Rheun atiSm. kiiney '..In,lai AMI al ,ijS-
eases oi the Eve ami Eat, Stomach and Ri,3-
der he can cue g-ithSu, iail.
kSC- n~ui-at;an iI-e. md liz "a. ,rint-l
qaes:io - '; - ti,- i, is.' Il = distance sh,
cannot o,as ii' tim E.-.s,I allv. fncla>- ts.-
tAce STAN i.T lisi-
Office II. and i3i Thir,i :, .Itsasita N,-
s'n'c Hall. Ode Hour Pa. 10 L. l. 4. =.
10 AMI l. p 4
All letter. oi pr,ifes i,1al as.i nv, I.,,.. t,.
.ddrsssei 10 DR., PAUL A. RRENsX 4
~ io''lAnd' oresSa Evestf
, 1883-06-09
Guitran'< Eonr>.

The bones of Charles J. Cu.trau. the
assassin Of President Garfield, al er hay
ing been in the Army Medical museum
SINCE July ,, last, have at length, Il Is
stated, lost their identity as his BONES
The day following the execution. which
took place on the Both uf June. Gui'eau's
BODY was INFERRED under the foor If the
EAST wing Of the jAil. On The nigh; Of
July 81 1t was resurrected by the anat-
omist Of the museum, DR.. T.. f. Schaf-
hart, and taken 10 the museum. ltege
the bones were prepared for articulation,
and beng III fine order for such purpose.
1t was supposed that s"nc day or other
Guiteau's skeleton would be placed IN a
glass case IN the museum, properI' label
ei. II was known ky i nua.,i.,; { the
clerks and other smplnyrs # the museum
that the h"rcs we're there. bur only few
! rsnns have been permitted L. see Them.
II has been deemed lvsallr. however,
to place the skeleton on rNhiirruu as
that uf Gulieau, f"r, like tn. c,Iv,cll
vertehir # the assassin Il Lincoln.
Wilkes Booth, II would have attracted I 20
large crowd. Recently DIR c II. Crane,
the surgeon general, took she bones int4
his personal possession and he had made
= disposal nf them of which every other
person Is ignorant. General Crane viii
doubtless keep the secret t. himself II
is Thought the bones ar, Yet III thu hu.li-
Ing, as an entire shcl, ton, gr that they.
with other bones, form exhibits there.
, 1883-06-09

Cures Ciarores, trst ard ,.,au cearees
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Catarrh, diseased Sealf, and aN primary form
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~ FICeAC's SoLDyS BALsaH 50. .
Cure Tertiary, 5.src1ri2l, SypLilitic Eheu-
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SyrhilItic kt-h. iHmrs etc. and eradi,at.s
q! ts-~SSe- t"'H ths system, whether caused
by baf treatment or ai,use a.; meTrurv. lesyin,
the bicei pure and he-irhy. Price. & yer
ao:tie
IL EfcHt-S GnLrSs sP4SIsg sxrrnorz
f"r the cure Il Gunarrh.et, Gleet, etf. Pri,se.
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Ii hICsAu ; GGLuZS SPANISH I.sJFsTiox
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= III tFe,iri ard Hladler. 4-e Tric-. 81 n
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tor tie effective kea'in, 4 Sv:hIi,rir S.,r-,
AMI ssaptions Pics, s. y: l--tr.e.
Ai-p agents f1r Il firfaus ISLtn Pills
tsF weakness lss II Pi.vsicai I..sgsrs. 2,..i sll
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I'm = u.Io,.,i..,. c.,,.7, .i tb..
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, 1883-06-09
DR.. PAUL m. Brennan

HYrE MOST SUCCES SFtL pHY.Sl,
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oi all brnnic and Difficult pi>e..ses. I'r.
Fireman VII! l;1ls rantee e. care aHv form 4 Gis
ease ri tue gencIative organs ~ private disease
lie has hec,ine IN EXPERT IN the trel'urut u
disease. weakness ani defanasmrnl # the n.
pros'uctiyr ur-sns oi 18th Inal and ialna- ?, in.
ciud:n2 DISEASES caused i1y The
, 1883-06-09
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Sert an Application ' letter, stating sy!np-
toms, sex and age. Communications strictly
c niidsntial.
II kssrney Street, San Francisco, Cal.
D.. Nintie's Kidney Remedy. Nephreticum,
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plants G0norThGa, Gle-t, Lsucorrh.sa- FIr
tur S5 00.
Dr. Nintie'S Dands!ion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
msrk,t For Seie by all druggists. Hodge.
Davis d Co, Portland. wholesale as nts. Sly
All orders for n.esicine c. .. u. must be
accompanied with 81. As a qua r;nte of good
faith, which will l., de!ucted. when the pack
age is shippei
, 1883-06-09

That BIZ Indian. Sitriu. Bun. aa~ IN
'er,Iewed the other day a; Sanding L ack
10y reporter IT - P.on..TP,,s>. r.
returning e. III ID home. the : uuy
hampton aiir &c, an unexpected cause ui
cumliiInt against The white people YOU
de noi respect your PrgsIdear. he cN,
clslmed, you do urt resp,c' God not his
SON, ior ynu killed. the III when h,. came
here Toe "fly rs-a!l--l I" rhi> thai ~e
can remember Il ia the case i the >hna.
man iu San FrsncIscp shn dtGarkri 4
JeS with merc!l,sS lUry. nearly slay'rg
him. because. as !,e told the ccUr-. the
jew "kIilei Melicsm man joss.
, 1883-06-09
2lG KeaTpY street, san Francisc,, Cal,

Consultation, -.nctly confidential, ty litter
~ at o,Ic", iI"-. t"I the crry,ll .acr u
patients, ani in order 10 insure ,riect secrecy,
have adopted = private aiiTess, ui.d"r which
I'll packages are fSrv.tr led
, 1883-06-09

such as Loss Of Memory, LassitTie. Nocturnal
Emiss;llS. Aversion 20 society. DiInness ot
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other diseases that lead 10 insanity and death
Dr. Mintie vii, agree to fhrfeir Five Hun
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Restorative tunt'er h;s slecial advice and treat
ment) will not cure. or for anything impure or
injuri0u, found in it. Dr. Mintir treats al
Pr;yate-Di,eaSes successfully without mercury
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice. inoiuding analysis Of urine, s. Il
Price Of Vital Restorative. <! 10 bottle, ol
four times the quantity, siJ 90; sent II any
address Gpon receipt of P;iee, or c. o. D., Sc
crr- from Observation, and IN private nome If
desired, by !. F.. MlNTIE VI. D..
, 1883-06-09

II Is now /, cl,r~d ny the ueWspaP. r 81
L.nfuu tha: q Dru"vln K ->sa and Pete.
j. TynAu H-e undoubtedly Bu,sh sp'e>-
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'..k-, l. ..,'' only thy receive ;u,.r'' y
;,.-m 'L- British frr 'hri- js.iz, Ike
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is,,'r.l SiA't- ar only 's,, raz,ri g. III
their 'Arh- rn-r hi> Kind 60; patriot
ism IS -'i l-'hiy ay'ns hGs:urss, snd
conforms - I.l "a IN, drTn:ii..n II i
patriot Ms h,'ug the - east rr u-r a.. 4
scoabdIei
, 1883-06-09

That notorious blarhersk.te and resoiu-
'lnulst, Herr VI ~. received very truth
i summing up III the Philsdrly yh'a Ns.rs
when that paper sud ' Hes: Ms, r.ils
as,ins, capital and passes around TIE hat,
driends SOCIALISM and l,s>ss aruuud the
hat. a.;v.catr dynrml.e and lass,s around
the ha'. y-l!,. XII. lii ami pass, ;
around In. Lxr. rreaIc< that the Czsr
vii not be cFoaIr' ami l-,>>cS around
the hat
, 1883-06-09
SlaNcn'S Fruit Salt,

AMI feel v"Uu.. "nre Inntr. II is the wonan' 5
r.l-ud. ry it: 81 pei isitte, t for 81. For
ale hy al druggists
HODGE, DAVIS & co, WhoIr~slr Agents.
Portland, Oregon II. J.. HOLMES, Walla
Naila W T. W.. DIV.
, 1883-06-09
If you HAVE ABUSED YOURSELF

Ey over Indulgence in eating "r drinking /;
have sick ct nervous ht-alache, dfyues~ "f the
,kln Nth frSrTish Tendency, night sNrats nd
, 1883-06-09
TRIAL hottie FiiEF.

,uiicien; 60 shnw its merit, All i,s seat l.. :.y
one Ippiy ing >ly letter. stating his SYMPTOMS
and age. ''nmnunicatiCHs strictly CONT
denti.l selt-dwt
, 1883-06-09
MILL CREEK
FIume and Manufacturing Co.
HALLWAY Freight aria.

On freight shipped in less quantity than car
LOAD lots. and in excess of 80 pounds, 10 cents
Tn freight weighing 80 pounds, or less, .
cents.
The company viii receive freight from avail
.hje intermediate points between stations, Dy
.recial agreement only, Al agreed on rates.
ON application rates will be given AL parties
i-s;rous Of shipping wood, cAils, posts, etc
from any point on the fume to Dudley:
For forwarding and transferring freight 70
O.R.&N. Co.'S cars, At Walla Walh, 2
cents per ton
All freight in carloads not promptly taken
charge Of, and freight remaining On platform
after 6 O'Clock p. NJ. on the day OF delivery,
will be stored at owners expense and risk.
NJ. C. MOORE. President
EFF. BAKER Secretary. sc9wSm