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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS.
HCMPHRRYS'

DR HUNPHRBys' sPEoIBIos are scientifically
ana carefully prepared prescriptions used
for many ears In private practice With sue
cess and for over thirty years used bv tho
people. Every single SPECIFIC u = special cure
Tor the disease named.
These Specifics cure without drugging,
purgine OF reducing the system. Ard ave 70
tact ana deed the SovH1BIoM BBNnpIne OF TIE
WORLn.
List Of Principal Nos. Cures. Pr1cs.
!. fsvBHs. Congeetion, Innsmmstions. ..... IS
Z W0aNss worm Fever, Worm C0lic........8
& CRYIHs COLO. or Teething of lnfanfs.. .
Z. DIA1lH0A, OF Children or Adults. .......... -
8 DYDUuFnlY. Gripping. Bilious Colio........1
8. CHoLl1A 4OADUA, Vomiting 80. .............8
Z. C0UoHo, COl0s. bronchitis. ................B .
& N1uRALaIA, ToothAchA, TaCoAcho. .........B
q HHADACul. Sick Headache, Vertigo. .......8
TO- DYUPBPsIAs Bilious stomach. ................B .B
IL eUPPRnasDD or PAIuUUL P1lIODs ...........0
IA WHITES, too PrOfuse Periods. -
IA ClouP, Cough Dinncult Breathing. -
y. SALT kanun. 1rysipelaa. Eruptious.......a
Is fsvIl AND AsUn. Chuls, Malaria. .......... 90
II. PiLne, Hind or hleeding ng.................6 80
10. CArAIsI, Inn nensa, C0id In the Head. >. /. 80
%. WaooPIEe CoUeH. Violent Coughs. ........ 80
y 0HHHRAL DBDiLrrYs Physical Weakness. %
81. KlDNBY DIsDAsD..................s &c
- NnRvoUe DEBILITY. Y......................Q 0C
%. URIuARY WAARMDsS, Wotting BED ........ .M
81. DnlAsM OF TIE ADART. Palpitation. -. 81 o.
SOLD by 0rugGists, or sent postpaid on 10
C6ipt OF ur1Ces Dk. HUMPHREY MANUAL, (ltl
pegeel richly bound In cloth and gold. mailed
Ire; Tree iag4rrHkkYS AsDIcISs 90. 100 Full
SPECIFICS.
Tu.Th.S&w(2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
DIARRHEA

aud painful irregularity Of bowels owing Ia
the Irritation Of the mucous Innings by the
passage Of sour ana indigestion food. Cleanse
and soothe the Innings ana see that the stomach
stops imposing on tho bowels. Schenck's Man
drate Pills are sovereign.
For sale by all Druggists. Price rs cts. POI
box 8 boxes for e3 cts; or sent BY mail, post.
age tree. on receipt Of prfce. DR.. J. H. schench
con, Philadelphia. may1Ilyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
q The llAod Lana y

Many old soldiers remember 'the Dc ad lin ."
q tAn9ersonviile; 1t was . mighty dangerous
liver and hidney ofsesss : are full OF perils Tor
the sick. but 1uvdock Blood BIaers are . or.
tia remedy. SOLD every where. For sale by
Queen street, lancaet0r,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
huohlea's Asnsss snlve,

fn HlsT SALvl IN the world for CUT, Bruises
CnApped Hands. Chilblalns, Corns, and al
skin kruptions. and positively cures Pnea. o.
fect satasfaction. or money refunded. Pf1oe
% oente per box. For sale By b. b. Cochran,
Drugsi:t NOS. In and lss North Queen strsst.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

The transition from long. lingering ana
painful sickness 10 robust h allh marks an
epoch in the life OF the individu usl. such Q re.
mari able event IL treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby he good health has
been attained 10 gratefully blessed. Hence II
kitiers So mYpy feel they ove their rsstors.
ton to health. TO the use of the Great Altrna-
tive ana ontc. fyou are troubled With, ANY
disease OF Kidneys. Liver or Stomach, OF long
or short standing, you viii surely nnd reliel
By use OF Electric Bitters. SOLD at TOO. and q
per bottle 1t H. B. Cochran's Drug store, II,
(l-yl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
e0ueosO OF Profit

There are many sources of pront to those
Who are Ingenious and enterpri Ing. BSrdooA
Blood B1ters arc sour - OF proht In every
way. hey build mn the health su rely spe edily
and enectualIy, which 10 saying grest deal
For sale by II. b. cochran. druggist, Isl and
lS9 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
Beats the world.

This 10 what II. O. Hobsrscn, druggist Of
Marion. Ohio, says: :" zAowsaS EeIsctric on.
be.ts the world. Sold nire bottles yesterday
eight years standing ls splend d for rheu.
mxtism" Far sale by h. r. Cochran, drug.
gtst. Sand l1 = orth Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
SP1OxAL NOrIORs:


WIN rOs0 BxpeoIuo60s
Prise lights. lotteries. wslking mat ches aud
balloon ascension are usually humbugs OF the
Worat sort. Dr.. 1hon0s 1cisetrsc OH q not
n1mbus. II I: qutck cure for aches and
eprAins, ana 10 1uet a. J0o0 for q lam0neas.
Iur BY n. Il. cochran. drugGist III ma ~
No tn Queen street. laucastar
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first Oiass InsurHnoo,

insure with 1homas' Ectectrtc on. Il 10 the
eheape.t ana best method OF insurance We
know Of By lis use you are sure TO escape
m.ny grevious aches ana pains. Policies are
cbtstnable at all druggists in the foI m of bot
ties At SO cents and q each For sale by H. b
street. Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
VVEAA
TEkrhlSa SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

FAHKkEY's TEkTAIR9 sYkUP. Perfscuy
safe. No opium or norphia miytures. WIN
relieve Collie, Gripping In the BOvss and Pro
u. FAHkhBY q Son, HASeESt0wns Nd Drug
gistS sell Il - cents.
Trtai bottle ssnt By mail 10 cents.
jantlyosodAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

S. S.
swIFT's sPkCIvIC cured me OF malignant
blood Poison after had been treated in vain
with OLD so-called remedies 0f Mercury ana
Potash. 9. 3. 8. not only cured the BLOOD Poi.
son. but relieved the Rheumatism which was
caused by the poisonous minerals.
SkO. BOvBLL. aisl "a Avenue. n. Y.
scrofuls developed on my dAughter- SWELL
ing ana Jumps on her neck. We gave her
AWltc's sPEClFIC, ana hs result Was won.
dArful and the cure prompt
.. "A. DIAMOND, Cleveland. Tenn.
sWIFT's SPECIFIC IL entirely o vegetable
remedy. and u the only remedy which per'
manently cures scrofnia, Blood sumcrs. Can.
books ON Blood and ehin Diseases. mailed
me-. The bWlF SPECIFIC co.
janl0Tu,ThS Dnwer & Atlanta, Ga
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RELIEVED BY

the same remedy. gladly ofFer this remedy
for tie beneht OF ali similariy anitotsd. .',-F.
H. Hassler. kditor Argus. Table Roof, Neb.
"For children annicted with colds, coughs,
sore throat or Group. I DO not know OF any
remedy which viii give more steady relief
than Ayess Cherry Pectoral. have found
it. also. Invaluable In cases OF whooping
cough Sam Lovtjoy, 1851 Washington
street. Boston. Mass. @
"Ayer's Cherry Peotoral has proved ~
markably enective In Group ana 10 Invaluable
PEE. Mas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
Well % Ever

Little Howard writes from BuwAlo. N. Y e.
"4y eystem became greatly debilitated
through n duous profes sional duties. suffers q
from nausea. siok headache, and bi iousnsss.
Tried Berdock Blood Btuers with the most
beneficial eject. Am Wen as ever" For sale
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
4 YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
Every Household

sss.non. .'0 ~ =. Nysss ~: Cn ~ 4. ss.C..
e0eAcious In CgOUP, WOOPIx0 CuU0H
ana sORD IaROAT.
"Aftsr an extensive pnctioe Of nearly one.
th1rd OF .: oentarys Ayers Ohsrry Peotnral u
ny cure for rooGnt ool0s ana coughs. pre-
scribe it ana believe it 70 b TIE very best sx-
peetorant now offered to the people. .n-Dr.
John Q. Lewis. Druggist West Bridgewatsr.
Pa.
"some years ago Ayers Cherry Pscsoral
cured me OF asthma after the best medical
skill had failed to give ne relief. 4 few weeks
since. being again . little troubled with The
diseaAe. Was promptly
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21

- Snbs Or. Sbpmas' GrIertriIhss Ssl fir
Group unb SIfGItunasn ssbraubt une ss fu-
rirt poiitiv; gBm. aap, $40 plymputb Aps.,
Buffalo, q. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
Sas beutfAe 0otum in Sbic.

rleber bieieS idreibt Serr 8auI
@oIff, Der befannte Baibinstoner Gors
Respondent:
,,@ine anbere @rI6einune, peIde
ben republifanii6en gplitifern erobe
8Upfi6mer3en ma6t, 1T baS semeins
fame unb unubbdnsise Iuftreten Der
Oeuifaen, baS in Obio cen 9lusI6lae
CAB unb in Soma einen beoeutenoen
GtnfIub ausubte. 8eridieoene Der
oerren iuben ii6 NIT einisen biligen
Geoensarten bonn ,,Rum. 8Otum", bon
2euten, bic um elm @las Bier am
Sonntas ibre politiIben Yrinsipien
aufseben, etc, iiber bic unansenebme
3batiabe bintpeeSubelfen, oab bic
Deuti6en einmal fpieoer ii6 als elm
Iebr MISREPRESENTATION Sattor in Der
Bolitif erpieien baben, aber iie peroets
fen bamit bod nur iebr i6Iebt bic
Idtune ober bei1er bic Surbt, ipel6e
ibnen oaS Auftreten Der Deutlhen IN
Cincinnati ETC., einssaDBt bat. Sic
erfennen, oaB namentllb i'm 0eIten,
NO bas repubIifdnlide 0euti6tbum
bur4 ,,@rano 9lrmp"s "s8erbinCungen,
ETC., Der Bartei 10 ii9er perbunoen
i6ien, eine &eUoIte. tple iie SamiItcn
Gountp 3eiet, febr pieI su bebeuten bat,
uno be9innen mebr ais ie einsuleben,
oab cine Sutton nit Uiudern uno Gem.
peren5Iern Der Bartei UerberbIt6 wer.
ben muB, unb bab man auf bas oeutI6e
Clement mebr Rafiidt ais bisber neb'
men mtii1e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
Cine tpahre Eelterfammer

III Die Sranfenitube ueIte einen am entiiin6
Iihen 8bsumattsmus Ieioeuosn Batienten be
berberet 8enn oerieIbe ieooh fd Softet
ter's Wagenbirtsrs bsbtent, ebe ser @rpfsl Dee
dmsB,s trreitt lit, fam er uiel unnoihias
qelnen oermeioen @enn aut Betdubunas.
ooer Berubsuugsmirte feine ipe3ieQs @irtnne
bnbeu ut urter llmftdnoeo ipre Anuenoun9
ooh manbmal am Blabe Sod dubern fte
ME eins oausrnoe @irtuus auf ben rbeumn
ii musbebnftetsn Sorpsr neil iie Die ben
Rbsumntismus ndbrsnoeu sdfte niht aus Dem
8ut ausibeioen. Soitetter's Waaenbitters
bslOrst bies I'm 70 9riinbIidsr uno iebt naourt
9Ield bon anfnu9 an einem llebel Elm 3iel.
Iuelhes 10 nm eiumaI ein9ep pirJeIt fnit MINI.
msr ausjurotteu ienoern bobftens nod gu lin.
osrn III Wnn usrgehe mht Rbeumailsmus
If cine srantbeit meIdle cine ishr fntale Rei.
auu9 bat ii6 nuf oas Serj Ju ptrfen. Wan
iolte ossbalb uIeih bel ben erften 8eguHgen
oefslb n gum Bitfers greifen. auh furrt
OafisIbs epspspfs, RisrsnIsiOen, NaIaria nnO
Re,poftdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
q n Dir c f t..

Sn elmer @eeenb beS fatboIiiden
i6pdbii6en SberIanoes beitebt nod
bic Site, baB an setptfen apOitelfeiers
tasen bon Der 8eb6lferunS benz betrefs
fenben 9lpotel 9atursaben barsebradt
neroeH, Die natiirIi6 ipeniser benz gpos
iteI ielbit, als befen Steapertreter, in
unierem Sal bem Bfarrer SblenferIe,
su CUTE fOmmen. 2'btes Sabr nun, bas
elm eeiesnetes &ruutiabr mar, fonnte
eS nibt tpunoer nebmen, tpenn bor benz
SiIDe beS NpOiteIS sablreide 8brbe nit
2rautfDpfen itanoen. Da bieie Speiie
tpeniser nud benz @ei6mod S6Ienfer.
les mar, erfIdrte er eines Cages BON
Der 8anseI berunter: ,.2iabe 2eutIi,
Oubr miafet it 10 bill 8raut brinSa, be
SOilisa nuggets it."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
Gas arphe 9AmeraenbeilmitteI


1T babsr ipUb isbtm DtutSS en- btiannt unb St.
Safubs Del IN In fan allen eamtIitn por>
Idtsts. UNI ipsnn Tstsis tmm.T l'ts,t iuI panS
iouftnbt BON BtusntHtR aus allen abtiltn bu
DtIt smpfans,n unS III bitfte jtbenfaas br
bette Stp.is fur bic ausst,stdn.ttn GistAs
f&afttn bi,fss btfannttn pttlmititlS.
Die hsrIbmtsn otutf6tn 6amtlitn> Webilt>
nta pit Or. gusuft &Onis's pamburstr 9rSp>
fen, Samburstr Hruiiistt Hnb RrduttrphaitsT,
iufammtn NIT benz srObtn S6msrJtnbstlmittd
ct. SafobS Del fnb unlbtrnsfFltn IN thrn
@Hffamtsit unD sbn. 5rp.ifsI bic bsltta.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
8u tabsu In alien apsiktIen
The CHARLES A. voaELER CO.. sartI~ss. n
2uhuh tSmirtel.

pud iagt: Der weiBe Wann, pelter ei-
nen aOblsupaaen fGbrt, mub su Seife unb
gBaIIer ieinr ,3hflutt nebmen, ebenip gut mic
Gin Heser, psI6er ben Gag iiber tpeibslts."
Aber 3u ben lpnperbarlfen Dingen pirb gu.
| fiuht eenommen, penn elm Wann franf pirb.
Ratiirlit pta sr fsintn Nr;t, psnisfens
niht i'm aufdng. @spDbnltb seht or nadb
sinem Irgennnnten Salppn une niinmt einen
lrunt, psIGer ibn Gin pents psrpirrt maht,
10 eab er mob etuen nimmt, unb forlmt bann
erbsitsrt na6 SauIs, In Der Msinuns, er isi
furirt.
Am nG6ftsn WUresn erfpadit or NIT acpf-
| i6mfrSen, ppppelt 70 ihlimm mic ts iuppr, nit
sinem febsrbaftsn unb psrlfimmtrn 8tfiiblr, CT
| sntihlieBt lib ettpas anoereS Su DC 'fuhtn.
Gr nlmmt zine Dpis BON mas er geraoe i'm
Sauie bat-sin 9sber-Grneurer, Nitrsn. 9sr-
bunifer peer Ser3-8rerTBner- bemerft
Suslsi6, penn sr mprgen nibt beIItr fiible,
tperbe er fir einen Nr,t Ibt ten.
RGhlten Rprgen liegt er franf i'm Bette, Der
Nrst tpirp eerufen, fhiitislt ben appf perihreibt
spei pber brei perIhieoene Sprten Msbi,in
nah Ieinem meoi,i iIhen @Iauben, bsitebt ba-
bel aber ifets auf ppulfdnbigsr Rube, uno bab
Der aranfs fir ,psi g8Ohen nidbt nah lsinsm
@ei6Gfte ssben part Uper bic 6Olsen mUbten
ernif perren.
Or Iisst tpirfIiG cine @p6s pbsr ssbn Sage
i'm Bette, feline @eneIune pirb burh cine
Wsnse Ssilmittsl psraTsert unb BEN SspuBt-
iein, paB isin @ei6Gft pGbrrrb Isiner Nbtpe-
isnbeit ;u @runpe sebt Wsnn sr nd idlisB-
LID pisosr bsraus itlsppt iineeI sr, baB feline
6amilie ii6 alrs bic auf bas NOtbpenoiglts
gum 9sbsn cine 3sit lang psrfassn mub, um
bic I crtCr,R ,Rr6nuue bsSabsn une 9srbsIer
unsen i'm @sibGfte MAIDEN ,u tTnnrn.
9lun mare Cd fir bieIsn WaNn am plaBs
sepsisn, ib cine 5ldibs BON Der neusn SOrte,
aneensbmsn @sibmaf 8inesar Rittsrs su
faufen, ipbalb als or bic erifen 6ppfIhmerlen
peripiirte, upp Spei @BlUffeI ppa baron ~ nsb
men 3pst posr orei Salb Solsn, ;pti Sage
pOn tinanpsr, nnbrem bic erffe DpIfs espirft
bate riirbsn ibn sebsilt unp Isins Rranfbeit
psrbIitst baben, prpie ben papurb suAfanpsnen
@elbperluf.
Der Nann pubts biss niGt, pbtr pis Bee
der selaet bdbsn rpiirpe, feline 8orlitt mar
nidt 10 gut pie feline No6ii6t. GIN anbsrss
Ral wirp pisisr Nann senau piRsn mas iu
ibun, UNI SbmsrSsn, 3eit unb @slb su iparsn.
Nrue SUrte, ansenebmrn 9sl6maf 8int-
gar Sittsrs III Elm srceartiaer Slureiniaer,
abfibrsnp unp EGrfrnp, entbGlt psrrr gIfUbpI
nC6 Spum. bat sinen bGhff angrnebmen @e-
Iu&, unp piirps siusm SGustAns ui8is f&a.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21

NIT Rest taaa d. s.ssbs Del sas bette III

@ltt Rest taaa d. Salsks Del bas bsitt kts
"a ssxs feet ktsanRtt 9 amtr>
ANASA2 tsRktiImttitl stnaHnt
pahe1 uHh srrbitnt %
hi,itn Ramtn btr bantf
d sTtisIkn GrfOlst pssts-
Ds immu bAH.Gss sins,fAhrt Durbs, Stss|
fsits ippobl nit isnf.tts BET Sleans, bat II
I'D tinsR Ramtn ais surlisli&tn S&msr>
wnlfina rpprb,R. SasH felt sisIsH SSrsa
4 ss ale has StEt bsiaHRt, rsburS ftsa
Man6t HunbHbar Our t.psrf1dIist rurhe,
ftIbft tn ben faIiHmf:R &rOntfSsH 6antn.
60 syinst F6us SsiIuHs bet grbsumatismuss
RsuraIsis, Saffsns uHh RhdeHfbmsrIeH,
Dsrrsnfunssn, oustfdsnHssn, ssunssH unb
hbrbaupt BET an,H austrtn ShmtrJsH. 9as
Usbttn,nts stnss fpI3m GrfuIsss fam nur bas
isin. bas 20 aus ben bt1tn mtbtiinifnsn Sra>
Saratsn iufamnsnssfssi VI. RaEitttsaSs
6aHbelsmarfs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21
Die ero6e @od,frose fur bic pO.
puldre 14un6@ Giaarre

baben anoere ueranIabt. cine Iadubmuua in
Den Sanoel lu brin9eu. lin Die Rnu6rr Der
YopuIdren Bunh gu fhIbeu, peroeu mir in
5utnutt bic anfan8sbuhft ibsn urf'rsr Sirma
y v 90. auf ieoe BON uns fubrijrten
pun6 Gisurre bruden.
0arHe1, 8ronH& 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-21

% Soeben erbuIten: SmportirteS
uno B eiiaes Sauerfraut, S6meineflibe,
&utteIfIed, O6ienmuuIialat, S6ntts
ldnber Sdrinee (uusse;ei6net sum Mas
rinieren), 40 Stiid fir $l.0o
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01
TROUBLE AHEAD.
Rev. VI. @. Irwin, Superintendent Of
Chemawa Indian School Makes
Clean Sweep.

This morning news reached the
city that upon Rev. Twins return
from Washington territory, he i'm
mediately Informed three employees
at that institution that their valu-
able services would be disposed OF
for reasons best known to himself.
The persons who were thus noti-
fed were f. l. Morris, who has for
sometime acted as clerk at the iD-
stitution and John Gray, of this city
who has been employed as head car
penter and also Miss Murphy, the
matron. All the employees dis
charged are reliable and have always
given good service and their reno
val has caused considerable COM
ment.
Forester Royal of this city has
been employed to act as clerk and
Henry Rogers takes Mr.. Gray's po-
sitioD, as carpenter. Mrs. Irwin
Will act in the place of Miss Murphy,
removed.
The matter has been widely dis
cussed on the streets to-day and has
brought out considerable comment,
which is not very much in favor
Of Mr.. Irwins doings. Had
he removed some other en-
ployes he has under him,
probably the public sentiment would
have been with him. The law says
that the superintendent has no right
10 remove any employee without the
endorsement of the proper authori-
tics of the Office of Indian affairs,
unless removed for sufficient cause.
Mr.. Irwin has acted hastily in
this matter, and is liable to get him
self removed by higher authorities.
More will be said on this matter
later on.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01
AN INHUMAN GUARDIAN.
lie is Found Guilty of 0utraging a
l2-Year-Old Orphan Child and
Will Suffer the Penalty.

To-day's Oregonian says that
upon proper recommendations, Mr..
Ira f. Powers, agent of the Boys
and Girl Aid society, Of Portland,
placed little Jessie Dooley, II years
of age, an orphan, in the custody of
Alonzo Johnston, of Iamhill county,
expecting she would find "a pleasant
home with him and his wife. Some
months ago Jessie was sent back
here to be examined as to her mental
condition. She was committed to
the asylum at Salem, but recently
Mr.. Powers was notified that moth
ing allied the child but improper
treatment, to which she had been
subjected while living with the
Johnstons.
Officer II. G. Wood was detailed
to investigate the matter, and he ac-
cordipgly went to Iamhill county.
There he heard that Johnston, a fell
low 40 years of age, had outraged the
child to such an extent as to tenn
porarily destroy her mental facul-
ties. Officer Wood collected suffi-
cient evidence against Johnston so
AS to justify the grand jury to indict
him for his Infamous crime.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01
OREGON ANIMALS.
Three-TOed Horses, Canlels and Rhi-
nOceri Were Found Near John
Day Lake by Scientists.

CTrgon seems TO he coming to
the front in the curiosity worlds. A
dispatch from New York, dated Sep
tember 20, says that the scientific
expedition sent out by Princeton
College to dig in the Oregon noun
tains for fossils deposited has re-
turned, bringing news of a most in
teresting nature to the scientific
world. Their investigations lay
chiefly in the John Day Lake re-
g.On. Their report COZ udes with
this outline of the extent of the dis
coveries made:
could we reproduce view of
that ancient Oregon when John
Day Lake existed we should find
ourselves in "a very strange animal
world. Little three-toed horses
hardly larger than donkeys, rhinoc-
cries, camels, peccaries, great as
semblage of large and fierce cat-lihe,
dog-like and hyena-like animals, not
to mention hosts of little rabbits and
squirrel-like creatures.
The animals of this time were all
rather small, the largest being the
entelodon, a beast not unlike the
hippopotamus In size and general
appearance. AS the list shows, this
assemblage has a very oriental
character. The climate was perhaps
rather milder than the present, and
the forests of which leaf beds on
Bridge creek give ample illustration
were like those now found in warm
er parts of the United States.
This wonderful museum of buried
worlds has been sealed up by subse-
quent lava floods, and is now ac-
cessib!e only on the sides of canyons
and valleys, where streams have cut
down through the everything masses.
The result of our summers work
was nearly two tons of these ami
mails, a striking proof of the vast
numbers of them which have been
preserved"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01

WILL DISCUSS THE MATrER.-A
New York dispatch of the 25th says
"NotIce was issued to-day to tn,
stockholders of the Oregon Railway
IL Navigation company, calling n
special meeting at Portland, October
18th, to vote on the proposed modi'
ficatiOn of the lease of the Oregon
Short Line. A number Of stock
holders of the Union Pacific have
threatened to break the lease unless
the guaranteed dividend on the
stock was sealed down to per cent.
Should their wishes be disregarded,
they say they will institute pro,
cecdings in the Oregon courts to
have the lease declared invalid, and
bring an injunction to restrain the
Union Pacific from any further pay
ment Of dividends on Oregon Rail
way and Navigation stock"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01
PURELY PERSONAL.

Hal Patton returned home to-day
from his trip to Portland.
Benz. Crichlow returned home to-
day from his week vacation.
w. III. Byars made business trip
to Portland yesterday, but is home
to-day looking after the motor line.
Miss Katie Plymale, who has
spent the summer visiting friends
in the city, departed last evening
for her home in Jacksonville. Quite
n number of her friends were at the
depot to see her safely on her jour
ney.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01

To ATTEND THE BEDSIDE OF A
FRIENp.--Hon. Binger Hermann,
has gone TO Oakland, to attend the
bed side of Rev. p. &. Parker who
IL very Ill and his friends are serious
over his condition. Mr.. Parker has
been member of the Oregon legis-
lature for several terms and Is the
father-in-law ofJohn Kelley, former
ly collector of customs at Portland.
He In u gentleman that will be sadly
missed should his sickness prove the
worse. hut II is hoped he will re-
gain his health again.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01

HAS ARRESTED THEM.-A special
dispatch from Sacramento says that
Deputy Fish Commissioners f. Is.
Cullundan, of San Francisco, re-
turned to-day from the Klamath
river, where he was directed by Fish
Commissioner Routier to stop, as di-
rected by Governor Pennoyer, OF
Oregon, the outrageous destruction
of salmon ut the dam ofthe klamath
River Improvement and Milling
company. He reported that the
Wholesale destruction of fish had
been stopped and that he arrested
seven fishermen at the dam on II
charge of catching salmon out of
season. Next day after Callundan
reached the dam the owners Of II
erected II fishway as ordered by the
fish commissioner. No trouble il
apprehended hereafter Mt this place.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-01
AMONG THE BUILDERS. Work

AMONG THE BUILDERs.- Work
Is progressing fast on the brick block
on the corner of Commercial and
Chemekete streets. The workmen
are now busy cementing the
north end of the building and In q
short time 1t will be ready for use.
The new block will add greatly to
the looks of our city, and especially
Commercial street. 1t is hoped that
those old wooden buildings on the
east side of the street will soon be
torn away and good substantial
bricks be placed there instead.
Work on the wooden mill is pro
crossing rapidly, and also Mimic d
loves new livery stable is being
pushed ahead very fast and will
soon be really for occupancy. 1t
would he good plan for some fine
building to be erected on the south
east end of this block.