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neced with tie Institution and viii very grateful for don-
tons of money or toys.
Contributions money may be 20 order % HUGH ".
CAMP Treasurer ljJ WOrjhst and kagss VIII be sent
Tor by notifying same address.
The European md American Medical Bureau books will
show that then cured patients wealthy citizens, Govern
ment, Army and Navy officers, who a unnecessarily
treated for mental and ph, steal debility srCture
prostate gland bladder kidney diseases, by the most
professors and In This country and Europe
Their NewYorS physician has made these diseases speciality
81 il liz Broadway, day and evening His -.
medical these diseases has saved thousands
suffering and premature graves
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PURE CURRANT JELLY, SPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS, JELLIES, PICKLES, &C.
Housekeepers get the above articles made from old
fashioned home receipts, and warranted pure by sending
orders 10 SARAH :. MCELRA1H,
1898 DegTaw-st. Brooklyn y. y.
Goods stored until fall Circulars With references and prices
sent ON application
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Al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Wih Jal
name and address.
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Rapid transit Commission.

I''''''' l'','1I'1''I'
The Commissioners appointed BY he Mayor OF the City Of
NewYOrk pursuant 10 Chap DO0 Of the OF 1878 aud
amendments thereof VIII hOn daily until further
tce az 3la o'clock their Oid,es, rst floor tho
Tribune Building for tho purpose OF further hearing such
parties wish 10 before them their
views TO the necessity additional steam railway fael.
ties IN the City Of New York.
Dated New. York, Dec lS, 1883
DANIEL d RAKE SMtTH,0
GEORGE "a BYRD
THOMAS T.. STEWART, , Commissioners
ABRAHAM I. EARLE.
l.. X. LIVERAORE,
ID nrnpN A.,f,
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GEORGE < COE, Trea
American ExchanEe NatLonel Bank. LIS Br.

Congress Wacr.-Superior 10 all Catharc aitcrativa
specific disorders OF the stomach, liver Kidneys
ma malaria and all impurities OF the blood.
Avoid crude harsh waters native foreign" sach
waters are positive ants and impair the digestive organs
oy,tE ltav.
, 1883-11-10
Gray's EaI bor.

The Clcha':a Iiic''c charges Captai;
Baliss. Of w.. ryrru5uG Surveying
stesu,r viii E.a;'lg ..!=o statements Il
t,eci.ug rhJ dept rf water o. t4s 6sr i;
G,sys .iar'r. Taey have a..lcnric IN,
fc-ma.ir. rLl, ID informed : capitals,
xho Eas 6,siraus u i,rest.Tg 'ar:elE on
tn faryor. that tl.crs we're -a'y nine
t-eL ~ vs-c- "a e., is-, ara roiu'es 70
sia55er h sa.E Ea< .fo4 H.h51shan'5 Z
fl -isl .epolE
Tay Gay's Ha-h1c lar, ' hich ia Z 7,b90
fystN.&-, Is ;~.vers,j by ta'ae c6aEn-.-,
r,5P,cueiy, l., i an - feet deep 1t
:ow ne ard tLe average rsvigable dsfta
is IS feet E. n, 'GTest Of lcw tides
In s,,.s,f c: ,ts many iudustrioas get
ties War are ;rak'aI the territory TIE
garden g tie world, 'hs STATESMAN ;ufts
pp Il yo.e5 - protest asain.; such deia
nation Of tie aLly saa-hoarj harbyr lhs
ters;,o-y ,es>ezzss. va srs pot pos.sd
uroG TIC exact iep.h q The wafer, but
consider i probable thst the Vi9stte has
good grounds Tor is su-picions ~ view u
tie fact that II there really Is sufficient
vG;sr f5r sea-gciug ships il would soor
Is TIE G-.th b'os 70 :he commercial su
yreIscy Il Portland.
, 1883-11-10
Eomc Rule For Territories.

/. ass hven stated hat an organized ef-
fort wuG,d Dc made this winter by the cit
= rs living n territories 10 secure the aR-
poiG;ae;; ci ,erri-or.4! officials from
au5rs The residents snsseHi Of tas "a Low
the sus,om) from aucEg outsiders. Al
tie Interior 6oIagrr3snt thi4 move, II such
a oas is contemplated, is not regarded IS
u much iupgTt.use. As the orteial re-
marked.
"Taers is uo: an ,tz,er in the terrific
res TIA: there IL ao- sons complaint
sgaius;. buf the trouble IS that the people
csuao. aSree up.- sEy one OF their own
number cor my of the Offices
IT. Dskora ;heTe Is Judge 10 be az.
pointed, but tie uemters o. the bar are
10 divided as 10 sh5 shall all the r,csncy
that Ia. p7eSsb,l.ty is ;Ast lie Secretary
IF the IL,>rios N.li have 10 sPpo.n, Al
outsider. The issue made betTesn ci.i.
1ark OF the tern Or Is AID outsiders &
MI Ine local Offices Is Eyt a rev one, hl;
has slHsys tOuuG expression. The opiu-
ion p-evsi.s at the Interior department
that there is no Just ground for complaint
against the pseseEt officials, and IT the
pe1ple were mosa united iEsi- CITIZENS
could secure = la-gs pvppc-:.oa oi lie OF
tcss. II al HCta,. SiEr,
, 1883-11-10
Mayer Tannaft's DeG:si.

The card II .he Uaior, fro?n MsycC Tan
nat, ierving that ie vas = csodidsts ;cr
school director has cacsed nuch comment.
1t hes been asked hov he eau reco-clie n,
statement with his insugur-i speech at the
S.ine Horse CT the evening OF MS election
70 The otice Of Msyor.
viii have sseas deal to say ab,nt sse
pubic schooi= OF iL.s city, oetors lay tern
Vi office eyyiTes.
No-7. the public schools have heen getting
along very nicely xith0u. Mr. Tanuatt; - &,
taxpayers art mere taa. satisfied and ~izh
nc interference. Tie Nsyor has neen a.
ready very expensive experiment, c"uSe,i
by Lis unealled ior interfere in ia rs
that dc uot concern him. As compaTa i've
stranger here he ka5ws Ee.tL.s. oSI ye3pls or
the,r wsys, and, ike every cthet MY c;a.er
% rtis city, whca trusted - thc I-case--
msnt Of affsir4-of impcrtlnc. G. oins-Eise
he =:skes a nuidle Of the E.aC-e busine4s.
Let the people Oe Warned " iai-re ras 70 be
led sstray By .lick. .tot glad Eep cumlrs-
, 1883-11-10
6. D. Ciips.

Or. 8. " Eowaru !o:t fsndie.or rather
suddenly two weeks sGo. A gooi ;n.1y peo-
pie ~hou te uves would lie % rsc-iye = re-
mittaaos frylu Aisa. N: becsass ;ksy do not
think lie Is hJuos.. Ia. a. guarantee of socd
faith.
Coai La been ioual. in paying qusr.if;es
foar mil.s north Of Pendlerer, On the hliis.
Tns gentleman found il Will. digging 4 well.
William Wsi,s also discovered Coal down tha
river shout az miles bat i. is o. very inferior
quality
). A. Purcell, tilns-Seeper on the railroad
between hero and Blue Mountain, says the
rasd-bees viii Be ready f.r track laying in siI
weeks. The pile driving for the bridge scross
the Unatilla wa recommended Sunday morE.
ing. The work il being pushed more viSo-
rousiy than heretofore.
Train. only ran to Meachsms siI dsys ir
the week, therefore tie mail hasto be carrie
By team. BIZ WsldnAn makes the trip on /.
blackboard every Sunday.
, 1883-11-10
Northern Pacific SctcS.

The Novthern p.ciicr2l AZ givesno.ic th att
has seeded to allow Ila1ernds O. first-e'asa
bag zsse with every D-c,nss ticket, horA
en through aud local tGsip So. The uni0a
Pacific road allows l5e poraGs as far ss os-
den, bus the Central sai Southern resis a.
low 5at 100 pounds with e-ch :iske:.
Northern Pacific LAID sales du-ia. :6e
month Of OcIober were: {: Eastern division.
S9iS acres, and eirhty-two tHwn lots value
received for the latter. vJi63. Montana O.
VISION. $50, acrls yslus rse,:ved. S35. .6S5; ;
twenty -rioe town lois va.re. sG9jJ. INT
Western Givisicn sales have NO. get bean re-
turned.
Reductions are copt.nairg TO be IHete n
the various departments Is the road, both rs
regards iorce and sslszy. These, however,
are made necessary h me ccrao.idstion c.
the two divisions Of the road. heret"so,=
tie two Had1sf ;as road haTe heea operated
as Two sepsrH and 6istIocti:e corporations.
and ths natural consequences i, when :heY
are brought together ar4er one mslsge-
.,ea., radical reductions are Necessary By
the co.soliiatioL the l,nd department. alone
caves upward of $40. coo. fns othcil's give
this as tie cause Of tha eat:ir ?; dc~c & th,
nauber Of men employed, and say 1t ia Nc.
occssiolcd by the want c: money.
Speculation IS rife So e u15 "ili suocsed
Mr. Hauat. and othec nsmes tnaa t9osc
rusi.aSad lave beea freely :aeltIoaei. The
;eaerai impression, however, IL tat Nj.
0saes pouit mime to aischsrga .ho Gu-
ties of tie c.t;e for a. !eass s:x IGon hs. He
p'iil devote mos. If lis time in ST. fsC,, bat
# be should :iai It necessary TO reside tsrn-
pocariiy in New York, Assistant G.nerai
Manager Cie:i Will perform the duties ne
css,s-y IL s.. Pau. Regarding ihe chs ge
in ths tr.:iio department the only fresa
runo. was that Mr.. Dixon, Of the
3iliwalkes & s.. Paul. would suo-
,.ed Mr. Muir. shonld lie be appo.n.5G
general Manager. as superintendent OF tr.I-
fo, hayi'g iirect charge Of both the ircieat
AMI Passenger Business. In connection with
Mr. Mair's name, -umor Also mad i. that 20
WAS 10 Dc returned 70 the west, ss gene Al
naisEtr Of the road's interests on the cos,t.
: well poste,i sthc.sl stated yesteidsy .hst
such Position vii shortly be made nsceJ
ss-y, SIS .he Inausssrs Ct the Northern fsc:-
e. rs. Oregon RAiiwsy and Navigation. tie
Oregon Terminal and other COMPANIES d.
rectly conuecsei with the Northern pscifc
are cor.lnpously t,eadiug On esch others
toes.
, 1883-11-10
Must settle,

We have = ~ Is: r slb.cIibsr. frcn re
70 several ysAzs - s-searS- To 81 s1eh We
vii szT tast s<.:'smecs = Ask.i sri psy-
r,ea: exneetal. OK sccogs = val b szn: e.
fSs; - they ca hs made CT 70 evsry naa wto
has hai the SIkgEssAS cas ye--, and We slAll
iz.is: or payment. Tas year pSst rs besu
mere thsn - zvs-s-e co56 vss- Tor the isr--.r T,
ricsT, Eelhzaic sni business Esn, S2d # be
1oss ret psy this tsl ve mist esn.
e'zSs Jass Be q Indifferent ard does
20; care whe'as- Re pays hi A.tls b "a
{. rot. 1Ais VII %. kasIzT oar P-rP1s>, Q:
vo ars S5l.sei . hzve UP clas Ike o:Es- p-S-
-. Ins SIsEzSyA3 otos pays els 1Soa'
si0. 0e1s s-Gr f5r iaSar. stock Gcd r1c:csltA,
.xp-asss aad thss money always cHnssin l.r..s
o-ibs. geEs.-i-y L. I've srd ten dollsrs as {
t;as, a1i is paid pGi s24 eccs into circulation
Es-e - ke.e a. fzSs - ve &c. il xi,S the
s1oty.iea oi Ei-st Se pay tcr ps;~r Ani os.s,
1ns,s-iai n-s rzaiaisz.zrsi In Hs.Aireta1
ts- itoTy. d. No. think si.s- ire little hvs
dol.srs or Kaecs ycn oEe vii net he . Szes.
and thankful e<Eeiis ~ O., Ter sf hei2s 70 make
yp tbs great sSSr-gats <hich ve szs ~ IL
- ~ n
, 1883-11-10
4 Walla Walis Party.

On Wednesday evening tie e!essnt snd
hospitabis residsrce OF the Hon. r. r and
Mrs. Rec. vn thrown open 10 their frisnds.
Aad the reception .ccorded vm in keeping
With the old-tims reputation this family hss
ever erioysd. Abcut eight o'clock the ir
7ised gussss commenced 10 arrive Gac verT
socn tie rumerous room. were flied with =
weii-,.lected. isshi-as5le, Intellectual, Wit.
ty and happy crowd. Over Gle hu.drsd
were IN attendance, sad sh.rs ...ned 70 be
Yson ter more. CaTdE and other s,n.s xere
inaaleed Id, ard 8 rery tasty r-psst v.s
served up toward the end. Tie joke VA
sprang upon tie Ms:os thas tbs party va
psscoros;ssi IN Anticipation @: another Dem.
oc,s.., ris.or- III Along tie l;ns, hu. !: IA q
s.se sIsndtr.
, 1883-11-10
OF for she Dfgzins.

Nr. ". Osborn-, An Old time niDer 0! tnc
urper coIatry, vent 20 the new mines of tbs
Coca. i'Alene this morning Tie shortest
.ooi APPEARS 10 be by way OF Heron Siding,
Il is ve-y lats for g man not scquaiated
nth The mountains 10 20 IN rcu. Tor snow
$ on the grourd and accommodations ere
very iimited. I. will require more axe
rnrk than pick snd shovel so' 'ons tir.e
20 rome. flr the country Il covered with in
-7ense timber Which must b. cleared before
thev commerce sziing oas gold. There lie
no iopht 10. there 10 gold there, hu. .ron q
lo-.g eI?erience ne kpa~ iast how much
confidence TO place in report. os 80 many
ounces bang made Per dsy g. ,ha h,ni. II
ne trut1 was kao~n. j, would probably be
ierel'rsi tina. while they might take oct
s,vorsi ounces, - eve ,und5sds o: dollars
N sipS'e day. We never learn how many
dsys i. took them, OF bow many men were
orIi 10y previously in Pu.tiTg the clam IN
GflC 4.iNsi vain S'hs' ~
ext,.csted. We gr1jua.ed in mining
camp, sd ku5r ths exact meaning Of the
word "loress miner" ard iast no@ much
Of tee .aport- TO behave ,.e Ecsass OF
rev d;.ccverirs. Directly = stampede tsses
place th-rc are far-ios tI;l.. tr,i.a sni roa IS
made, roadside houses e.tsoiishoi, sui
ao,. Of people saSaseo + ioor4i-s rP 'he
uew d..esve-y. U'e hr:s ss,n .hs til;s
when sIs.te:ae1ts Ve.s gotten up by r7.r-
chats N orlsr 20 Gitpose D; thsir geoas At
iIlh figure; ard focr tas gone op i-rn 50
cents 70 $3.50 Per poaud or toe strength 9;
TIE rup'ors they DISSEMINATED sna. sd uss
Icing taken out hy the IN cup fEI. Many
Of our old c,,izenr know what "sta,spedo "
IL, sud it VIII not hur. onr r.u Johnny
cone lately" TO experience ia'' iue' n1sss,
The lesson, .sern hard a. iirs:, hot .hsS ias,
, 1883-11-10
Free Scboiarships.

/ The University Free Scholarship bill,
introduced in the Cagncl No. 55) by Mr..
Eda. stoa, Of Columbia eouEty, reads as
fnlin-ss:
Be il enacted By tn Lesislatics assembly
cttFe Territory Of IFaAi"yton:
S,cTICy J. Taat it shall be laH iul for the
] spfoiatment anu 15te otishmcnt If thirty
six free scho,aIship. in the Territorial
University. thc appointments 10 5s made
as hers:uafre4 f-oviGed.
Sec. =. That each Councilman uf the
Legislative assembly shali have authority
( % appoint cne person to scholarship
; iIorD his Council district, anG each Repre-
leLta,ira III he House cf Representatives es
~ TIE Legislative AsscCl ply shall nave al-
| ttc-;ty 20 ap2o,n. one pers'u 10 schol-
arsi, from The county or district repre-
sented by him; provided, that should
ther, I've ior2d no qualified pe-aon in any
CaG4gii % Representa- i've d:s,ric, des,r-
| lng II ac:eEt free scholarship in ssid
'inivsrS.ty. after dcs ara reasonable ro-
! ice given by .,,.e Councilman or Repre-
sentative Of caid distric., then said ap-
poirtsaens D.ay he ",sie from any other
, portion of me Territory
Se,. 5. Th.. 90 ee-soE shall be appoint
. ed To " hcid FREQ scholarship in said
Tu.s-riiIy .ho at tie time of his o. her
appo,-ineE; Is under fourteen years of
age, ~ vho shsii not hsvs been a bono
fds resiien; CT cha territory at least six
iaJpths pr.or u the Ga.o oi SAID appoint
Eaent.
So. 4. Eve-Y appointment :;:--is rnier
ne provisions -: III. Act flsii 30 N the
duplicate form, ole c.Ry of.iici shat
te sealed and addressed IS the Territorial.
Auditor, tad Esd in sis Office. s.,d the
o.l,er cory sent 70 :hs Sacretsry Of the
Easrd Of Rse-.,s of the diversity with
IN ,su days after d,.e cf raid sppoipt-
rent
S.4- 3 At the ciosA o. eao.i 91ar.er Of
'he soho'i en- fo,,os ng the appointment
f ors or Inor1 @cbci7r,n:ps . he Uni
seFs.y ste Secretary OF he Board Of Re
-sr,s Iii 9fspsre and fie liz the oiica OF
the Territorial Auditor 4 tabular state
msri s..o"ins the name. age. residence,
t-ie .: appointment and by whom ap-
poi.:.d, and the pane Q; AIS parents or
guardian Of each pacson holding a free
sct,iarehip IN said University.
Soc. 6 Any scholarships uade under
Ice PROVISIONS ot ;ne act shall entitle the
holder thereof 10 two years free tuition
70 s4id University or not les tran nIne
moaiL. IL each year in separate terms Of
three months each.
Sac. :. any vacancy by resignation,
death, exclusion g removal from the ter
r;;oly al an appointment OF scholarship
g-Cer Ike provision. Of this act may &c
6llsd by appointment FOR tie ul,e-p:red
tss.n Of said scholarship By tie Colncil-
man or Representative leaking such ap-
poin,msnt.
Sec. 8. This aci 20 take effec. and De
il iGrce fron: aud aiteT its approval
, 1883-11-10
PATENTS

Ob.sinsi, AMI all other business in the L.
Pain. DfScs atterS d 70 for MODERATE Eggs.
Ouf othceis opposite lie L. :. P2.snt 0Ece,
suG We can obtain atents in less tire than
.ho-e remote trcin ESAssYvGroS
S.-i MODEL or DRAUIsC- We advise %
= stsltSbiiIt. free 4 chAIse; and We Easie
No CKAsGE CSLE.s We 0sr.IS ?ATEs-.
When patent IL grsnl-G drawing u Your
invention, ui.h lame, Your name and aciresz,
~iil re published IN lne United States Pa.e1t
Ctiice Gazette. paper OF inlrneDse circulation,
AID TIE OsLy CSE That PUBLISHES TEIs
FsEE.
sIe.ef here, t. the Postmaster, tte Sup..
Q. >taney Or5ar Div, and t. of6cisls OF ths
q. s Patent Jtfce. To- circular, advice.
:e---. and reiere.ces to actual olis.t. n your
ovn S:ae o, county, write to.
ca. SS0W d Co,
Opposite Patent 0fhce, Washington, D. G.
, 1883-11-10
TELE GRAPHIC f!
BUTLER BOTTLED
THE ELECTIONS ~ TINE EAST I
AN 0PFsYEAR.i
AssInEn IIDAL WAVE srr RsuIse1s
tWRoSG uDE.rr. -
RspsbIiesa iSiessries.
,arHsI, - SUl-sYlYIsnlN
Rspabiioal iviessries.
isprc1AL 70 ,fHlisrA1IsHAs

PogrLASp, Nov. 7th, lss3.--In New
York, the Republicans elect Carr Secrets
y ot State by 1900 majority. The
Democrats claim the State Treasurer.
The Legislature is Republican in Doth
branches
The Demccrats claim MARYLAND hy
lI,GO0.
In Minnesota, the Republicans eject
.heir state :icket by ever l5, 900 msiori-
ty. Legislature strongly Reprbl;caa-
yebraska.
Repuh,.c,as carry tie sts;s hy rsduced
najori..ea
The Republicans claim heavy ea;as n
the Legislature.
Aas,aehusests.
In Massachusetts, Robinson 10 elected
Goyerro- over Butler ny !a-.e nsj ri.T,
and tie Republican msj5rity In both
branches of the Lssi.lstuse, ia largely IL
.craaaed
virginia
TIE Democrats confidently ci.im the
Legislature. Tho elec .cu is e.'.e, bot
claimed ~ the Dsmoers:s.
Pesnsytventa-
l. PennsyivAlis the Republican H.
iori-y may reach 10000 The Repu5E-
cen majority in Phiiad-lphis IS very
large.
New Jerssy.
In Nes Jersey ths Democrats claim the
election of Abbott for governor by small
majority, In TIA Senate the Repuhiioaas
nave sour aui in the House the Demo
cra:s hsv. fise majority.
, 1883-11-10

AZ Tie truth comes out VIC fancy It wil
be apparsE, tat tho Republican majoEl'
ty l. Ees York la due 70 coalition b.
tween Biains snd Conkiing: by which The
latter Is t, te aga.r, with Blsines oasis
tsnce. e,eo,ed % ;ile L ). Senate and N
rotprn Conkliag vii forward Bisines IL.
terss;s, looking coaald the Republican
nomination fer the p.esidencI.
, 1883-11-10
OUR PAST AND PRESENT PRICES

it is morally impossible Tor any house doing credit
business sell goods low prices. This fac: is so vel
established in the business world that any controversy
that subject would be waste OF time. We the only e.
elusively cash house Washington Territory and stands
that sell goods lower than any ether house
the city The public know that prices during the a
three years have always been lower than ary Other mouse
and the reason is because sell for CASH The great d
lance and length of time from New York have always been
terrible barrier against selling goods cheap, but od
that obstacle is swept away and nothing prevents US We
feel disposed selling goods low i'll Ne" York OF IN
cago The difference in the expense Of doing business
Walla Waa and New York or Chicago than counter
balances the freight and because sell for cash we en
that henceorth sell goods low as any eastern r.
tail house. This is bcld assertion but have often '
boder and the people KNOW that we have s!Ss"
PROVEN their truth.
, 1883-11-10
THE ADVANTAGE OF GOOD LIGHT

perfectly needless for to tell any lady that sq9a
light is a supreme necessity in selecting GOODS '"
ask is there lady Waa Wulla who hasn't frequently c
mented on the very poor and insufficient Light in moS all
the stores in this city Ladies do like to buy dress '
silks in the dark they like to the color- they O
black they don't like to ind that green whea they g.
home. Of is great misfortune TO be bind p
blind person has just good chance dark store as any
one else This is great advantage to store-keepe "~
wants to work of poor goods bit the purchaser '
the buying in lottery The light in tie center,
Main street and the of store is Drecse w
same-just good in the the street. Oh ea
exactly the color and quality Of what you get!ns n
you do not need to trust altogether feeling with YOU
fingers.
, 1883-11-10
ONE PR.CE--AI Goods Marked in Plain Figures

When commenced business on this basis three ,ui
ago most houses in this city said such idea was aD
But the public thought otherwise, and the houses ,p
first ridcued it compelled to pretend to a'ol
The public know that with these rules have been iu
nerable bulwarks against Misrepresentation and have M
our establishment household word in every house IL
Territory. An inspection respectfully solicited
, 1883-11-10

LIS; yeeu j; vas Democratic tidal
wave, tas ye.F the Republicans lave It,
: anS a. ;ain s5ou. Is lair play, IN 1884
will s. J. 1.ilen at The head of tho tick
ct Il vii Dc euc tura a.aiu
, 1883-11-10

Parties from Deer L5ase Eho at.emp.ei
the I=ron Siding reu.e 70 tire n.~ mines
returned Witnou, being able to resca item,
we're lcst and over day making to n.lles.
At one place they cane 70 ti'z'rg tIee
upon which was written in pencil
, 1883-11-10
We present NO pretended miraeae.-
truth is mighty and must prevail"
NO sophistry can Withstand tho powss
Of Its honest uttersnoe.

"Truth 10 mighty and must prevail"
NO sophistry can Withstand the poWss
Of Its honest utterances
Editor Of Evening Press:-
DEAR SIR,-Feeling deeply gratefu. for ths
great benefits which have received from the U.s.
of rery valuable article which has its origin and
home in beautiful city, and hoping that Others
who are afflicted Is have been may nnd like 70
lief from i.s use. beg the indulgence of few
lines IN your valuable paper for the privilege OF
Communicating TO you brief statement OF facts.
fer the beneft o. the multitude OF sufferers TO bs
met With on every side. Many Of my friends ven
know that / have been very severely afflicted
Uith heart disease for q number OF years, and
have suffered from IT as only those can suffer
Who have tina. disease it reduced my strength 50
low that could scarcely walk across my room,
and the least eIertion rendered me 50 short
treathed that dared scarcely mote, and life
seemed very Cumbersome. Twas treated for m.
maiady by the best pm hysicans. and derived no ben
eft from their treatment or prescriptions until
j was advised by Ey family physician to uso
Hunts Remedy, as my trouble was caused BY In
action of my kidneys, which affected very sers-
ously the action of my heart Icommenced TAX
ing it (havng little faith in 1t or any other medt
cins). and Il has helped me wonderfully. AMI
am now . great deal better, and have been ever
since began It's use. In fact have taken no
medicine that las benefited me % greatly. Ny
breathing Is easy. and I have gained in strength
20 much that am able TO do my homework. l
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy to all who
nsy be afflicted as have been, or who are suffer.
Ing from general debility and nervous pxostrs-
ton. Respectfully,
MRS. A. o. ROCKWELL.
Pear Street, Providence, h /
A standard medicine for curing Brisht's d.
case, Dropsy. Kidney, Bladder, and Glandulaf
Ha,adies Is Hunts Remedy. Female Weak.
ness, Pain in the back and loin.. Gravel Diabetes.
Intemperance. Excess, snd Prostration Of thS
nervous system are cured By Hunts Remedy.
Hunts Remedy imparts health and viscr 70 ths
constitution when ir mas become debilitats6
Hunts Remedy restores the invalid to hekltA
, 1883-11-10

A man las bge4 ioula az Sussrril!e
xita his head saved eli [. Is supposed
that he ia a ,io..m O. foul play, as i: coz
s.de-e3 improbable th-s he sawed Lis OWE
Mead CL.
, 1883-11-10
LOST. Il MEN.
Get. 2sn. wI1Korr rRcyIsraxs.

Get. 23D, WITHOUT PROVISIONS.
No ZANE. we're signed, bn. s,tis.,tt wss
CLEANED from tbs 70 cause tte noe. harry
cheeks TO pale Here, away of il the noun
taias. Sitho1t prUr:ion.. aas u.any OF EE
narefcoted, as :. were, Ald t5e rA.a -;
snow cOni,a down sl,ern.ssiy. j. wa. .ncr2a
ID causs tie stsItes: lear. 10 i.lts- Ye.
lot rarmu- wss LearG. srs-y a,l hsl q
isst to a voice xnd va. nz.ersd 10 sr.en-
trdy. At.er trse interchange oi vises !.
xs. DECIDED that vs. h.i het.er make tack
rhiis we Ed strength to trart, Wiki tAil
-ssoive ~e trok. camp and rtartei 70 re.
Ascend the PERCEPTIONS e.naa re h.i DE-
scsnded. L two d.7. Hnd haH ~s sao.
e,eded IN r-achics tas tral or.ters' Carp
NecSorA:cex
, 1883-11-10

The Governor OF Oregon issues hi'
Thanksgiving P-5olamati7n for Nov. 2s.
/. .akes after A. sensible proclsmatioEs
tY beng zlcrss ana 10 the point
, 1883-11-10

PrHsfoRp. MAS. S~P.. e, 1873.
SIss.-I have taken Hop Bitter. sad re
s1mms.a them so osbss,. a. l tcoui them
vssy bens6cai- MkA J. W. Tuusa.
Sae. ks1as Ckri<iau renp11.-s Csica
, 1883-11-10

The political renegades, who went over
70 the Democrat; c party, will nov prepare
TO iJp Jack again.