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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

The Manistee colony company OF
Manistee, Michigan, that has decid-
ed to come to Oregon and locate,
and is now in correspondence re-
garding Salem and her resources, is
composed Of 200 men, most of them
heads Of families, and Of mixed ma
tionality-Swedes, Danes and Ger
mans prcdominating. IL. G. Tysse
and three other members Of the COM
pany are at present in Portland.
They have been sent out TO find a
suitable place for the company to
colonize. Mr.. Tysse and his COM
pany have been all over the Sound
aud this state, and have decided to
establish themselves along the coast,
somewhere between Clatsop county
and the Iaquina Bay. 1t is the
idea Of the company to find II place
to locate, put up their own mill and
cut the lumber, clear the land, and
lay out town-site. They expect to
spend the rest of the month pros
pecting for such place us they me
after. When they have satisfied
themselves in regard to locating,
they will return to Michigan, and
the entire colony with their families
will come to Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
Rushing the Steamboats,.

The steamboat business Is very
lively Just ut present The Upper
Willamette business has Increased
amazingly since the tic-up ended
aud It is Of course slightly due t.
that fact thathuslntss is,rushing but
the main reason is thewhcat market
Is more movable than it has byrl
siucc hast fall Every Willamette
steamer going down takes from SOTO
lootons of wheat Thcupperrivcr {.
piled 10y the Orient, Occideut and
Champion, the latter having hcr
but recently put on the run.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
otiutCars for Expense.

An Eastern Oregon representa-.
tive tells AN exchange that "they
have big bird cage In the state
house, aud got into Il one day and
a tcllcr in the v,gc pulled "a string
aud away We went cage and all,
hall way To heaven, was skccrcd
at Inst aud oNvd the Ellcr how |
was goln' to glt down, aud hang my
cats ,t lac didn't pun the striug ug'in
aud down We went / aNcd him
what lac would charge TO do that
again, and hc said quarter lpaid
him two dollars and told him to let
her go Mr Gallagher, aud node In
that burned bird cage for about two
honn. Who kveN for expenses
when he's a.gilun' SlSa week for
doin noIhln's don't"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
Christian Consolation.

Ourenemicsap many. Theworld
storms upon us. The flesh tennis
us, Satan is inquisitive and ubio-
ultous, Sorrow sits an unbidden.
unwelcome guest at the hearth.
stone, Death, with hour-g'ass and
scythe, strikes across the Threshold
Feeble, afirighted, dazed, where
shall we look Look up! Cry out
Keep looking up! Keep CRYING out
tbs only a question Of time. God
viii surely appear to vindloate our
mith and deliver our soul. 81 will
never leave thee nor forsake thee -
saith He.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

An appcal 20 the oiruit court will
hc taken Ia the civil action OF W. IA.
Murray vs. Mrs, Nancy r. Mister.
tried ecforc Justice Chase, SATURDAY.
Murray Is a marble cutter aud plAc-
cd monument over the gmve of
H. l.. Mister who committed sui.
eide laaI fall, The widow of Mr..
Mister claims the monument WAS
not accoriing 10 contract and would
rsy only tll5 0r H. Murray
brought sult for the full amount.
'l'S lie got Judgment in mll. but
an appeal Nlll bo TAKEN 20 the clr,uit
couT by }. J. shaw, attorney for do.
NudanL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

A letter from Mr.. Bushnell, of
the proposed ice works company,
reached this city this morning. He
is in Tacoma ut present, and will be
here this week, for the purpose of at
onceesmbIishing an ice mandatory
here. lie has hetn delayed, but
works are an assured fact here, and
ut an early day too.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

The Salem land company have rc
moved their otllce from the lrvu
block to the Moors building corpcr
OF state and Commercial, whcr
they can he touud upstairs ia room
3, aud where they or offering choice
wraHlns In real estate, They have
money TO loan ON titv and country
property Noj-r', First addition L.
Salem VIII bv placed ,u thc market
hy this firm as soon ,s the suryvyurs
flush their work, The plats will
,oou hc completed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

The Bairnstuther Family, the
great Scotch yocalists who are very
Populurin every town theyYisit with
their rendition of Scotch stories,
songs aud dances, are coming this
way, ana will give night in Salem
early next month, the date not Us
yet having been fixed. Barnsmther
Isa whole troupe in himself, his
witty anecdotes la broad Scotch are
always sure TO bring forth rounds of
applause and his singing whether
iu Ihc heavy orcumicis uuapproach-
able Eta Burustathcr possesses Il
peculiarly rich soprano voice, and
every song meets with "a well de-
served encore, Little Miss Maggie
and Master John always win tine
Rvurof the audience.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
BEARDSLEY VERY MUCH ALARMED.
He Employees Five Guards and Passes
Wakeful Nights.

Dallas was full lof people Saturday
The farmers from the country fol
miles around had gathered in TO b'
present at the Preliminary exam
ination Of 0. p. Beardsley for the
killing Oft. J.. Perryman at Eola
on Thursday. The district attorney
could not be present, as he was at
tending circuit court at Albany. n.
l.. Butter Of Dallas, assisted by w.
". Holmes Of this city, will conduct
the prosecution. The defense will
be represented by Richard Williams
Of Portland, assisted by J. J. DAILY
and Ben Hayden. A continuance
was taken until Thursday afternoon
March q, at one o'clock.
Mr. Beardsly, confined in the Dal-
las Jail, is taking things as calmly as
circumstances will permit. When
interviewed he refuses TO talk, and
discourages all attempts at inter
views with the remark that he has
nothing to say at present. His
nights are full Of wakefulness and
his face Is haggard. He looks weary
and Is restless. Public opinion is
divided and as IA precaution against
any violence Mr.. Beardsley has en-
ployed five men to stand guard
over the jail each night. The Jail is
quite safe, however, and sheriff
Smith says he fears nothing. He
thinks there will be no interference,
but should any demonstrations be
made, he will meet them and en-
deavor TO see that the ends Of justice
are not defeated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

Really the cities of Ovgau must
work together for the upbuliding Of
the whole state, Competition,
though, Is the he ot trade, aud sn ID
Is among cltiy,. The very spirit o!
rivalry Tor the lead makes times all
auund seem lively and boosls mat
tors upward, The Albany Democrat
doesn't believe Ia dirt throwing aud
never has done any OF it; but a
spirit for wanting to gct in the lead
Is natural nom "a school boy up.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

\ relative of Supt. George $,
Downing of the penitentiary was
among the arrivals in the city last
night. His name is VIM. Downing
and he is from Kansas. Unfor-
tunately he was aboard the
train that rolled over the
mountains the other day. He
is not much injured, sustaining only
II bruised shoulder. He says the
scene was an awful one, and might
easily have proven fatal to many.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

The first through trains from Cali
tornia, since the landslides and
washou.s Of hst week, came through
last night about cirht o'clock. There
were many passengers, as they had
Acen held for several dlys. One
train was Immediately ehind an
othrr, and both were loaded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

Mt Ed harrign, the salem rall.
rs'd man, leaves shortly Tor the new
aud booming city ot Fair Haven. ON
the soond, and nelnnghams Ray.
whore ho will assist Nelson Rennctt
ln building his mad To that l,olnt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
NurRENE COuRT
SALEM, March IS, IS,

In the cause of w. A. McCartv
resp, vs. }, r. Whittier app; petition
To recall mandate and reinstate said
cause argued and submitted.
}. NJ Bowen resp. VS.. Halloway ct
aL app,i appeal from Mulmomah
county argued and submitted.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

The engagement between the
beautiful Miss Molllo Simpson and
Ed Johuson has hecn suddenly
broken of, I'd was lynched last
night by vlgiRntes. Noung's cor.
ncslondent la Astoria Pioneer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

IT, krval attraction Cor a restaurant
The o1ltee draau n1ni Mellenbrands 10,
ehl AVntT Ussptatic is onr az tha man.
Ntvat Attracilons ~ his eating parlbr-
thousands ~ Culs az hia eAcollrnt s,tftss
~ e-Ad cNrfy uuyk, Ana ~ Nir oVsigrs
-h9 ..al n''Sls ne oanuot b. cQualcd in the
tL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

i1NNlng 70 this changeahle clin,t. a.,
il.l eltllSut 70 preserve fair oonnplevio,, y
wi ~ ,Alr sisters are ANNOYED bv rn,,sh aha
me VIC ssln, chaps, ned nose ~ ue1s u
hSnaS' n,s soins 4, aS = applied to the face ana
healthy complexion can ~ nr,s,S1.aI N.eaI and
PORTLAND, Orewon. No. a.
sud BY ID. W. Muthevys a ~ 4AAFeh, .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

Genuine new buckwheat flour.
ana nne article OF table syrup, al
thS Gnnge storc, ls5 State str,ei :
0"''''' II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
represented
DUNCAN, ELLIS x BOOTH.
80, State st.

During the Samoan excitement
the La Grande militia received a
telegram from the adjutant ordering
them to Portland at once to ouell
the German attack. They were
ready and at the depot waiting for
the train when a second telegram
ordered them "to proceed immedi,
ately to Hot Lake and take Il bath"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

NJ ,t,,Akn,l yFrh Iooth Sap gives Poarly
l"lh NOM hsay. Sold by an brugristS
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

-MNrlfh's Compound Extract of Sarsnp-
illla = used successfully la curing IN
49,. n'.,,t i.ls,esss, from the least bloich ~
ey an druggists. ''''"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
THE wOOLEN MILL CONTRACT.
The Agreement Between the Trustees
and Thomas Kay ct al.

For the edificatiOn Of the subscrlO
ers to the wooden mill subsidy, th'
| CAPITAL JOURNAL has secured th'
contract as executed between th'
trustees on the part Of the subscrib
ers and Mr.. Kay and his associates
who will build end operate the mill
The contract was drawn by Hon
j.. j. Shaw, and embodies much ii
few words. Those who are interest
ed will do well to give it careful
perusal.
THE cONTRACT IN BRIEF:
That the said party Of the first part
Thomas Kay and his associates, o. 7.
COsbow, Jr., Squire Farrar and Z. J. Bis
honl hereby agrees with the SAID parry
~, II. Albert, c. B. MoOresi II: W. Coltle,
h NJ, Waite and John G. Wright, trustees
for and in behalf Of the suDscrlDers 70 tle
fund subscribed for the establishment oi
wOOlen mill in Saleml that the party OF
the second part Of the first part and
hisand associates and assigns shall ana VIII
establish n wooden mill on the ste known
ms the oil mill property, IN the clIy Vl Vi
Salem, Marion county, OlCEDl' .DiHPi'e's
for the manufacture or wOoen and woTstea
goods. prior to January /, 1880, capaDle OF
COnsuu ing 300 900 lbs. Of wool per annum,
and to pay toward the purchase OF saia
Ste on or before the first day OF april
1883, the sum OF $500 IN cash 70 ". l.
Gray. George b. Gray and Charles A. Gray
And in consideration Ofthe above agree
ment on the part of said party OF the nTst
part. the said party Of the second part
hereby agrees with the said party OF the
first part that said party OF the second
part shall and will pay 20 the SAID party
of the first part the sum Of $4,000 as fol-
lows, TO wit: The sum of $500 cash, April
/. 1859: 5000 on or before August !, 1851;
5000 on or before January 1871; ana lh
case the said wooden mill shall de colnplet-
ed and in good workmanllke manner on
the said first day Of January, 1871, by sara
first party, his heirs, associates or assigns,
then and in that case the said second party
shall pay 10 said first part or his associates
heirs or assigns the further sum OF sou.
But should said wOOlen mill rot be SO
completed, the said balance 5000 shall
not be paid until said woolen mill shal De
IL Is understood by and between the
parties hereto that said wOOlcn mill shall
not be used for any other purpose than
that above specified for the term OF nNe
years from and after the time Of its com
pletipn, but that any surplus power over
and above that sufficient for the proper
operation ofsaid wooden mill may be used
for any purpose desired by said first party,
his heirs associates or assigns, and said
first party hereto binds himself, his heirs
and assigns that the said power and
wooden mill shall not for said period of
1--WE years be used or operated for any
other purpose other than rs aforesaid, in
the penalty of $4,000 TO be paid said second
party for the benefit Of the subscribers to
suid fund in proportion TO their said
subscriptions,
Witness our hands the day and year
first above written.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18

-
a rather good one is told on two
Judges Of the Indiana supreme court.
As the story runs, the judges Of the
supreme court were comforting over
a case affecting the rights of bicycle
riders, and had about decided to
render decision to the effect that
bicycles have the same rights as
wheeled vehicles. Before render
ing the decision, however, they
separated for dinner. AS Judges
Cottey and Burkshire were walking
out of the Capitol grounds, a clum-
sy bicycle rider ran into them
knocking both down and badly
brmsing the former. This practical
argumeet had such convincing
effect on the minds of the learned
Judges that they Immediately over
ruled their unrendered decision, and
filed an opinion setting forth that a
person who "rudely aud recklessly"
rides a bicycle against man stand
ing on a sidewalk is responsible for
assault and battery. After quoting
an Indiana law forbidding persons
from riding or driving on the side
walks, the court says "Ifsidewalks
are only for the use Of footmep the
bicycles, If they are vehicles, must
not be ridden along them, since to
affirm that sidewalks are exclusively
for the use of footmen, Necessarily
implies that they cannot be Travelled
by bicycles. 1t would he a palnahla
contradiction to affirm that footmen
have the exclusive right To use the
sidewalks and yet conoede that per.
sons not travelling as pedestrians
may also rightfully use them W.
mink, however, that bicvcle must
De regarded as a vehicle within tbo
meaning Of the law.n '''e
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-03-18
LOCAL SUMMARY.
-Albany's stallion show occur

-Albany's stallion show occuis
March "A.
"A son has arrived at the house
of E. C. Cross and wife.
For your Paints, Oils, ETC., go to
c.1zart E. po+terson,s dim
There are a large number ol
neat cottages in course of construc-
ton in Salem.
John Booth this morning SOLD
his house and lot on river front TO
Mrs. Cline ; consideration $1,000.
AT the asylum in the smallpox
ward all moves on serenely. The
patient is recovering and no new
cases have developed.
-Studd and Burke last night
closed their long meeting at the
Presbyterian church. They will re-
main here week reCuperating.
Miss McFadden, the artist, will
leave Roseburg for Salem the first OF
week, the where she will perma-
nently Observation-Disclosures.
The Albany building and loan
association, at their first meeting,
loaned $1,000. Salem's association
will soon be on its feet and at work.
The remains of Mrs. Kirk were
brought to Jefferson yesterday, from
Oregon, for burial. She was
a daughter of B. F. Looney. The
funeral occurred this afternoon.
Jim Drake, the colored pugilist,
was fined S. and trimmings for
his encounter with Moisan. The
Iatter's trial for disorderly conduct
comes up this afternoon.
DIR. Houghton will lecture at
the university tomorrow evening,
Wednesday at eleven o'clock and on
Wednesday evening. Theselectures
ire free and everybody is invited.
Many people who have seen the
Dig Washington territory real es-
ate adds in q Portland paper, COW
sring a page, have wondered what
hey cost. 1t takes just about 5000
o get them in once.
We once knew man who went
70 buy a pair of boots. He took the
argest pair in the box because there
was the most leatherin them. That
is the reason why very few Salem
ties do not prefer the JOURNAL.
Oregon offers untold induce
ments to the immigrant. The Will
lamette valley is the best part of
Oregon. OF this garden spot Salem
is the center. In Salem is the groc-
cry store Of Squire Farrar, where
prices are always low and goods as
represented. IT,
Farm of l30 acres, l! miles S.
w. of city in Polk county, 45 acres
in cultivation, balance timber, good
pring of living water; very slightly,
only $50 per acre. Twocorner lots
in North Salem near the school
house at $50 each, and big list of
not mentioned.
DUNCAN, ELLIS & BOOTH.
SO, State st.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

Ths unthinking ere prone 70 naks gans q
nervousness. Yst this y very real and sss1.
ous amiction. The harassing symptoas a
which are rendered al the moro poignant b.
ridicule. The stomach b usaally rsspootfho
for those synptoms-its weakness aad das.
ort1sf And . reflex In the brain, which = ne
hesdquarters Of the nervous systsn. A .
nerve tonic end tranquilliser. W believe that
not one can b pointed out % elective q
Hostettef's Stomach Bltters. In renevinR
vteorous dlgcstton, it strikes the key note q
recovery of etrength and Quistude By. the
abeormal sensittysnsse % unexpec1ed nolses
all these modify and ultimately disappear
- the eystem gatne strength from the Great
constipation and hdney cQmplainfO "a oub:
dued by The Bittsrst
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

d. g. 0wcns. Druggist, Altoona, Ia, wrote |:
pr. Bulls 6aby ssyrup has wonderful reputa-
Mothers have no other. 1t IL Destined to Cd.
persede All other soothing syrups 1t costs
FOR its powerful and peculiar action ON the
liver. LAxador, the golden speci0c, has
established reputation that is bey Ond oAvii
Or equivocstion. 1t does the work every time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

Aro you DISTURBED a. night ana broksa q
y0ar rest By sick child suffering ana crying
With tAs excrucaattng pain Of emitting tsstAf
I1 @. 20 at once ana get bottle Of HRA.
WIMsLOWB SOOTHING eYRUP. u Wlu n.
lisve u poor little su1erer iMmsa1AtAly-d0,
panA upon Il thsgo . 10 m1stAko ab0at u.
Thszo . NOT . Hothsr On eAFtA who hAs eve
asa n Who VIII not tell you q once tat Il
mother. ana relief and health TO tho ehilA,
epsrAsns hks magic. II = psr1eetly sA1s -
use IN ~ oaoes and pleasant 70 the tAsA. ana =
~ prescription Of me Of the Oldest ana best
ee0ale physicaans and nurpss In ths Unitsa
etAsAs sod svery WhsrA = esnts bostls.
AAylolydAv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
a Wenan's Diseovoey,

Another wonderful disooysry has bssa
Ha0e ano that too by la1y IN this country:
1oe seven years sho WithStood tho SovereGt
tests. but her Vital organs were undermined
bottle @ DE-. Kings new DtaooyeY 5oe toa.
ssnnptaons and wse % much Eelieved on tak1ng
So os e; ne ns .sRs M nEat snc tA
name q 4r0. Luther IutS Thus VTitao n,
o. Hamrick 3 Co, Of Shelby. n. Q. Get Q me-
r NortS queen street.. IancsctSt. r n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Afa. LanGSIY,

And other famous women won . reputation
f0f fAciAl beauty. 4 nue complexion makes
perfect mould, Bwrdoek Blood 6tssrs act a.
fectly upon tho circulation. and 90 rive the
unatteinAble. For sale BY q. b CoohTN0.
0ruggist IN ana lo North Queen str0o6 Ian.
oAneOr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
ne vsrdiss Unaninsss.

". u. Suit, Druggi.t Bippus. Ind. testfAss
best remedy. Every bottle sold has givon roliSf
II every case. One man took six bottles, and
ipg." Abraham Hare, Delleville, Ohio, afarnS :
.The best selling medicine ! have ever han
9lsa n "F ysnG5 ofpes,snSs s,s 1isstS
tAeaF testimony, 90 that the verdict 70 unani.
mons that xlectric Bitterg do cure Ill diseases
0f the Liver, Kidney or Hood. Only 8 half
dollar bottle at A. h C0chran1 Drug etoro.
In and ~ North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
coaENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS

A0lDITY.- DD. ecGDHoKt Nan0rato Pills
stop Fermentation and start swsse aiges.
ton.
ACUH.-DotA Liver ana stomach are con.
gestsd. Or. schsnek's NaAarahs PHI
rsauce Ill consestsa eoAaittoas.
ELL IlI0UsnASa-Livsr not purifying the
blool Get it 70 work by uSing DR..
eehenok's Mandrake R0ls.
BLOOD POISON. -otomach ana Liver at
fAult Cleanse them ana start healthy
action with DE-. Scheuok's .HandrAke
Pllls.
CHILLs.-Ko chius without eougsstioa. All
oongsetaons yiela 70 DR.. seAsaak's Man.
drake Pills.
C0N0BsTION.-vessels Of Liver or atomach
goUe0. UNLOAD them By use Of DE-.
echenek's AaAorake Pills.
C0SxlvsN4ss.-Daa digestion telling On tAs
bowels. Corroet Ill By using Or.
eoAenok'S AAadrAke Plls.
OYoPDPStA.-etomaoA oougestoA ana Ia.
naneA. Cleanse ana treat with DR..
ecAenek's Mandrake Pulls ana oeaweed
Tonic.
88UpTt0NA-Bodls, carbuAoloa, 20. chow
impure bl0od. Cleanse ana purify with
DR.. echenok's Mandrske PiuS,
For sale BY al Oruegis,A Prioo 10 por box (,
eboxes tor &c, or sent By mall. postage free,
o. receipt OF price. ~. ]. H. echenek . eons
fAaiAs fA mylIlydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
Do Not Move isAiadiy.

10 NOT Love 6uodIy.
Go carefully in purchasing medicine. Many
advertised remedies can work great inj ury.
are worse than nOue. Burd0ok Blood btuevs
are pureiy vegstable pr Q partition the small.
est ehtd can Taxa them. They ktll disease ana
curo the patient In safe and kindly way. For
sale By H. \. Cochran, oruggtst. IN ana II
NORTH Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

H.k Cochran, Nos. In ana I'D North Queen
street. LAneaster, Pa = selling eHlL0H'O
COUGH CUR1 q Q guAxantoO % cure sii
Sroat and lung troubles. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
JUST A GOOD,

Don't allow anyone 70 mako you believe any
other remedy 70 just - good for sick headache
~ DR.. Leslie's Special Prescription, for It g
not true; This 4 the only remedy in the world
drives e out Give it trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
HP1OlAL NOTXOlR

epsaAs RlgAs Up.
Haye tried TAeSs9s' Eelseerts ON for croup
ana colds ana nnd It the beat remedy have
ever used In my family" VIM. Kay, $40 Ply.
mouth Ave, Bufs o, &. r. For ssiS by a. f.
Coohran. 0fnlgist. In and lso NORTH Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22
DO lt WIN Pleasure,

wangler Bros. druggists. Of Watsiloo. low
write; ave can With pleasure say thai
iicS q .nS .e ss ~Ss
buys viii have no o'her. TAis remedy q {
certain cure for ali aches. sprains. and p ms
II North Queen Stxeet. LAnoAstSf.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-22

OHILOH'e CURE viii immediatAlY roiieve
Group. WhoOping Cough and bronchitis. For
sale 6y u b Cochran. Drusgist No. ll7 NORTH
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by n. b. Cochran. druggist Ia ana II North
0uoeu street Lancaster.