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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

Wesiern factory June tubs extras 49,. % si9 i.,
wS iseo S eagu' oS MAKE ,'i ae. to To- eSrs
was,cr, iscory so,, -- ---- -.-' 800
Western dairy and factory thirds ass
CHEESE
Receipts for the week. 1GOi2 boxes Exports, 3d. $50
boxes The duness and weakness noted AZ the time
Of eur last weekly eport soon developed into positive
fallen fully i,c in sene cases more Hut The lower
the aEct '0 vet very to d Gn" Rssrs were able
TO sell some Of the faneIes parcels Of cSloed Shoee
demand 80 limited that no hcadway could be made
The recent advance shut OF '' orders shippsrs hays
on grades of rll cream and an sorts OF skins and part
a, MINIS are selling Key slowly ana values are M. Ec
cheese being supplied almost wholly with state stock
STAT factory fal cream, cclored isney....- sls@
s ,st sc,,o,y fg cream Whit fancy s
sa ae S Sco S SSSq TO and coa
STAT .ssi@%y PaII s!;%: iiir 70
state factory fun skins. "a Ia
Ohio factory Nat. fair to good a ca
EGGS
Receipts for week. j,T40 bills and 1928 cases. The
closes nfm but with indications that the top Of he
Very good but closes quicter Finest grades from, ali
canadian Michigan and Northern Ohio and Indiana going
with sn occasional extra choice lot Of Northern Iowa sill
inc as high the best from nearer BY some lar erle S
State and Pcnnsy lvania new lad-.-......-.l' eta2
Canadian, laid a.
Michigan laid. ~
Mailman OHIO and Indiana free cases.......1G a,a17
Other Western new laid i'm barrels
Other Western new laid free cascs.....-.-...i0AG g.,
Western, fair quality 3Io2
FRUITS AND BERR1Es-FREsH
Apples are in light supply and prime grades In good
chS S' stock red u table fas RfPg P Supply
mostly OF ordinary quality and moving slowly az lower
prices. More pums arriving, hut the demand is light
and the market aud Irregular Peaches have al.
yanced since report and now selling at good
ncps bur trad Is qucter and the tone less
arm with outside quotations becoming quite extreme.
Southern cranes plenty but mostly Of poor TO fair quality
and moving very slowly. Fancy Delaware are wanted
and would sell high but there very Few such. Up
,iver Cbornion have appeared In quantity and
sllinc soIv al case Waermelons in light, sccp; and
hinbcr Nuskmeons show wide range in quality ana
Value fancy lots sell well, but common grades duh
and weak. 800. . ~ ooos, .,
Anilps Alexander. per Dhi- = 1iui ~
tnnies Summer Pppn, per bhi---..--......l 7j02 -
HIIics OTango Plppin per jOa2 O)
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Giin Rfnl Cs,nle for Sale.

4 FOR SALE the elegant private dwell.
strictly private l1cat.on; Nos - 20 - East
pg1-si. Inquire 81 PH. BRAENDER. No.
az Faet g21->i.. or at oflico No. 100 Eas,
sGth-st. also investment property for sale.
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nhetclidncons.

IpERT G.. SPENCER. go 6th-aye..
y between 18th ana 18TH si..-J umbrellas,
Iar,-0i. canes ns1" = oiI'r recovered
and - paired prompt ana ToIeD'r.
nOgK>, hooks Odd 0. oK- ana maya
- /.nr, bought. thousand al NV ana b''-
oud .hani books FOR sole ba'N nu-Hn' IT, ri
Iii ngoaliurs supplied 90 very low prices.
SIN, boon ENpORlUM ~ 6'h.ayc.
AEPFNTER and cabinet WORK ~
y branches: estimates lLiIll -h'i' JUN
". ALLISON. 2'3 West l''h--G
sTINATES on brass FINISHING mccha1,..
II csl jobb.nn ana cicrlrr WORK VIII
call on r.Euasi. y. 4 CO.. 3i' last oi'i-'l
- ANiLY ICE MACHlNE.--llcc in ? ic,V
4 minnie. ufice E1O 20 $780, l. DtE-
NrGNY 100 West 2jth--t., ana ia the
principal haf1waf" store
sNiNEDIATFLY.-W Wanted, mp-' complete
4 frnrrf ,bopt grain elevator lui hr-rilp-
,Ion ~ IL. rs building, mnrmnti9 organ
I,.tt.n titlr.. Inspection of the i't"1ur"
E,charpc about the m1u1e'nril tiill y g.
i.ie,,s PARTICULARS about =. y. boating
ci taf', Good price pni by y ~
Tribune Oiicc.
any leaving the city wnuh ieHi low
ulann prd of0an iuf -rNriAi Nl'ill7-
- left bell. 33, "a at'.
rIoW.CARD workman dcs,lf. onhn
- nom largo la or out o. town houses 'i'-
n,nl Kew OK siS les !. col "
r.u, t,,t,ou. solicited. Aides, ri Kim \,
| 1913 fth.aNc. ----.-
xxr.TFETIGHT noorlng Iand. cellars
w Gravel roofing repairing i'hf. N
III AWEENs. once. 10 West @Sli-'|
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ben 1882 Of milk $50 cans % condemned milk and
Oyl Of The average price paid for uesuf
plus the platforms has been ~ 30 Of 40 quarts
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pressmnking.

A RTISTIC DRESSM -ImpOrtct
"A fashions; perfect fl au1 finish orders
executed in "A hours; prices moderate ;
Goods purchased II desired. Mrs NOEL
ROY s. Tut 0th-st. between Broadway
and 4th-ayc.. opposite DenninR'h.
-Strllh sumner Dresses made from
a. SB: artistic cut ard mako, With IL and
~ mot mol CO. ladie, waited on a. cir
Swn residence; also hrst-cls.s WORKERS
srnt bv the dav. STONHS DRESS " AK o
ING PARLORs. 3i3 shave near 53d.sL
N RFSsMAK wishes an enaagencni :,
IL day or week, In city or county "A
dress X, Tribune Uptown once l'.Se
RroadwaE
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aa4 oHANpERNArp. BY

.Slvrr serving courses. salads. etc. IL
min and actlye; thoroughly unders' anis hes
work gity or count y; best r.erences.
MARY, go 0th.aye., near lTth-st Mrs.
Halls
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flat uantc0.

Z with bath aud 7 improN emcntS steam
heated give rent. location an1 an Piicu-
lars. Address EADlA. TribuuH once.
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horsrs ann Carriages.

hQf5E9 QIlu &util uSto'
A. 40, ga. 37G BROOME-ST.
EJ,EG Ant CARRIAGES of the best class
SUSPENSION NlClORIAS,
20 SPRING, N I,,.C EEIlfA.SS;oprAs
It. Carts. Two Wheelers, lAhdau lets'
Mall Ph6etons, Pau Carts, Landaus,
stanhnpe Gigs. Village carts, Omnlbu-''s
COUrE. G-PASSENGER ROCKAWANs'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGON EITES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OF Il PATENTS
ON BUCKBOARDS.
Oak SurfcYs. oak wagons, OAK Nuh'
sb9uts 2-pa>scnHcr BuckuoaiuS; - Illo,,aI
ger Buck6oards, 4-pas,enecr BuGkDoaia-'
oak Dos-a-Do~. oak Dcrbe~, OAK iI ar l"iN
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
single. Duals. Tfiplcts all kinds ~ springs
All NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
Agents for BrOcket & futile 60. lyhl
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT NEHltLES'
for estates and country dnying.
ladies' Phaet)ns, Nis-a-Nis, ,-,..
Light Stages. ~ top tabl"l'ts
SPIDER phaefu ns, CONTRACTORS J"Ds'
Pony Phaetons, saxon fhacI'hS'
MINIATURE TRAYS. ALL KINDS,
FOE CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most divefslhe1 as
s0rtMent Of Carriages in the United States.
ONEi. 232 DIFFERENT sly LES.
LOW EST PRICES FOR PEOMPl CASH
Don't purchase carriage In Town
or out until you pay US visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND wAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100
SECONDHAND .,CARRIAGrs ABOVE
SlHII.$
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sx1 ASH and IRON.-By respectable
w woman u 20 Gus by the day. sol
NNe.t 4Oth. It.. 81 floor.
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LIVE POULTRY.

-, POIATOtS MD yEIIFiT I3a ~, fsS,.ua, c,roo,
Round potatoes in fair supply. and about STEADY oWcI
atoes hot at all plenty and prime grades rue nil'
oor qualities dull Onions In larger supply ana lower
omatOes firm Lima beans and prime large green corn
Shade hlghnr. E1g nanls nMef. but few fancy Long
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Gounirp Real Gsidie for Sale

n some residences and building SITE iar
faic; p uses 70 let, season or year. lAI-
J. N0E q TCBBs. Beciunan-st., n. }.
4 BARGAIN. Must be- -cid to closr an
n estate elegant country place 90 acttS
sltunte1 miles IRON New Haven, conn, on
hign ground overlooking bay, near MOTHS
Cove; large house, 20 rooms, fu'nishr1 or
uhfuinishrd burglar alurn gas ana water
throughout stable aid OuthOu-rs. five green.
houses. r3Se-hCu-c prOpaeaiing. houses al
weii-siOcke1 with choice plants vegetable
garden wood aud meadow land. all IA irsi-
class condition Yale College aud schools IN
immediate vicinity: cost $3.50 OOO will ex-
charee for improved city property. LUD.
LOW. DAY 4 Co, Sole Agents, "a West
eistst.. near Broadway.
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Oor,t fOante0.


MaleS.
A wM. l.. HAETUNG.
IA ENpeit Accountant aud Auditor,
a' au1 81 N'sci So. lt'l phone Murray llel.
A STEADY position is sought by young
n llu OF 30. IS hu pD--r--'., a far .iuca .
,.., WIN business qualities; highest refer
'hc'S. hrI-lABLi, 100 East l9th-st.
A ~ tHl--t.n would Ike 10 sell ON com
4 nl-siou for reliable grocery house +;
covering Orange, sullivan and - -lawaie
Counties, y. 10, and Sussex County, y. j. +;
highest i"icr.ncc given. Address G.. y,
Tribune once.
4 1lIOEutGH. corpctent. doublc-cntry
"A huo"k cp'l ana Correspondent desires
u cnhnF' Dr. position, reasons giNca for
a. in- 3" tIiu-'i . y'ai' experience IA
wholesale llinituw business. ADOLPIl
S,HNAMN 80 k0sclu-ko-st., Brooklyn.
4 BUSINESS MAN oi % ycars expert
IN cncc and of Pronounced executive dDiii-
~, seeks th' position Cd! manager or cOnil-
4chlinl CORK d. ium or corporation; un.
doubted references a- to Integrity ana
oucr-r. Address EARNEST. Box ., Trib-
40. Ohcr
4 YOUNG man. -, willing and strong,
- wishes position - porter. has :. Nc
knOwiedl. oi packing and shipping. FHID.
NutLLEE. lis Chry.uc-sL No postal
cards.
1 lovNG coIoRED MAN as porter
Il good city reference. \ lies IL. -
c1rr OF johnson. C7 Wc-i 43d--i
4 PERFECT CUSTOM CUTTER AND
y TAILOR. with good reference il"in
IW.I employer Vishes a steady position.
j. ST., 81 Clnou--'.
4 NEHCAN boy OF j, would IKE place
n - l.elt p1ftcr FRED BOETllWlCK.
-o3 East 7th--t
4 PRACTICAL custom cutter. form rly
y lu business, wants .aly position
would 20 O. Boston ulriett thai Tor
refpfpuIrt sDlfIYt ". y -l'AlJl NJ. -OD
Lls- llltl--t.
An ACTIVE and intelligent man 81 -
a dc-trts q position ln any bu' mess Mhcfe
Integrity and indu-i,y e. ,r,gqlir,d c gNc'I-
A SSIsT Ant ENGINEER d single
~ man; az" 70 ds fireman or porter :
q. and has been . years on steamship WAN
oke Principals address,. G. r., 40 Cathar-
incest.
4 YOUNG NAN would Ike situation
y n. PLUMBING. . vrau' experience.
BRED. BARLOW, o Cd'mnc.st
% ooKKEFPEE OR SALEsMAN.-By a
ID Young wal; nf-Lcllc fc.crue" fur
o.. hci. Address J.. j. S.. Box IA"
Bantam, COM
- AKER.-As secondhand on brad
ID md caa"e Ad1fc-s WILLIAM
InANZ. aas Wet 1sth--t
RLACEsMITH and fEoNWoEiyEK
ID want, -Iturfl1u years 40 l's' lilcr.
Ald.os- j. T.. Las Myfur'a' '., hio"Al, j.
ID OY want. "a position in ONCE can ping
- reference. Addfc-, TOM. - Han
LIZ. Shpleinn. !.
CU1~I ER-Young custom utter and prac.
u tral tailor wants situation; moIrrntr
salary: country preferred. Adlr ~ CUl-
TER. Box ~. Elmira. y. y.
nEYGOODS -GcGtlemau thoroughly "a
kJuiliar wish an dead WORK an ~ f'h /,
81 llflc rrpu c-tlili-hmrni; WIN 19r'
/ Judgment. rare cN .cutivr -lt H. ana e H.
/ clp.anrau ls open fpr cneaP"n M - sup
I r,ieui -nt CO., manager iTt-frnrr7 J..
Ads, +. URYGOODS BON Il. Tubule
one.
nrfVEU. POTTER ~ cLElik .-hi
IL tnupp' willing aud oilirlug nan riN
I = .e. elrr. Adlrrs, DELIVERY, tribune
Ofice.
nuTrG CLERK Age 20 iicen.ct cry
ID 80 country. highest ely rmffuces
GOOD bushes. man. DR. GGlsT. 40 Last
Fayette.st.. BALTIMORE Ma
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lICIS.
for Sale.

A HOLL-TOP DESK for So feet roll.
n top for S45; Smiths roll-tOp desk, tllr
best made. g specially; desks 0f all kinds
L. II MASON 60 Wllilam--t
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Grin iOdittt0.

w ANTED.- THE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desire.
10 employ one Special Agent IN each CITY
CANADA. GREAT BRITAIN and
FRANCE. u also has cNcclltnt openings
icr GOOD business men In all Of these coun-
tIlos a. MANAGERS. General aud District
AGENTS. Compensation liberal; rsults
certain: positions permanent. THIS COM
PNNY furnishes LIFE INSURANCE at
c-half the usual rates. II has air ally
pail Six anil half Million Dollars in
lclth claims. &c has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash surplus. 10 T. the
erc1tsst success ever known in finance Ad-
lfo-s or call upon T.. y. HARPER. Pr'.i-
icut or y. ". BLO-S Nict-pr ~iicnt
Home Onlce. 3 ParL Row. Ncw-Iork. or
lpon any General Minagcr-
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Orrssmnklno.

II RFSSMAKER wants work b. the day
~ OF eek. and take work 40 home; cut
by Taylor system. 20S East 4ith-st.
Mr. S>NAKER-By dag; long expert
" cnce: original designer; perfect litter
and draper: remedies; terms rea tunablr :;
references uncNccpliOGahlc. Address, by
letter only. Mrs. ). TOMBSTONE, 1Gl
East 109th-st.
IZAN-MERN, French Or ssnakers. $50
~ 5Jh-aye. latest styles from Paris prices
reduced for summer; Partisan chic nice
work can. be seen.
E1RST.CLASS dfcssmikcr desires employ
L ment by The day; perfect 10; no uy-
iections T. country - day AllIa--
DNESSM MAKER. Tribune Branch Onicc,
94O broadway
l. EENCH dressnaker wants work 70 lnn.
nrst-class and every style reasonable
price for The summer. Address Nine.
LNCOUTURE, 2lj East 31st-st. ring }
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Males.

V'NT TED ,, N" yc,o c ,. bank,
auj 90 a~-i~. 100 fhr bank, must be- ~
excellent character, willing AMI quick (;
slsulI reside with parents in the city {:
s"a,} not large al b'e,nn.ne state avr'
rucrs in fun. Addrs- j. J. Tribune Office.
& NFTt IN AN.-louuc Engishmau de-
u -lre~ situation 100 any capacity position
~ lill. entry or receiving clerk preferred ;
FAIR p"uWlu: cifr reference. salary modeI-
ate. ANXIOUS. Tribune Office.
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Citn Real estate 60 Get.

mo IET.-f.ofts, SO q. by s5 IT,, steam
elevator. with or without steam power.
GEO. b. EDDY. 800 Mniison-st
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Real estate.

vOIN Granite State Piovident Associa-
y lion and own hone ~ pa! ing
regular rent years. MORTIMER d
BARNES. 20 Fifth-ave.
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n)ork n)nnte0

Males
NOUNG MAN, II. wishes situation with
i board not afraid To work; city or
country: references. Address i. j., BOX
T. Tribune Oncc.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN (26l desires
4 situation can care for horses and milk I,
careful driver. Address ADVERTISER
302 East l9th-st.
NOUNG MAN of 90, good penman, wants
4 place; beat city references. }. }. H.
Tribune Onlce.
cr WILL secure the services Of a young
,cD man. Il. TO work In office eNce.lcnt
references. Address d. ". ATWOOD. III
Lcwls-ayc., Brooklyn.
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peceipts for the week. 1917 pkgs; exports, 1147l
Tbe main features the market have continued
psent one same as for some time past Possibly the
,1, ~ rads Is little larger but arrivals continue
W Ssayv that there is strong pressure To- sell ana prices
nile easy on the great bulk Of the stock High grade :able
little strength and the sharp advance
% Fein Yesterday has increased the himncss There is
a. all requirements
sdysncc established here is forced Extra Western cream
o,brr Than Fign. is selling mainly at 17d172
ocS,fsct rlgin and occasional mark OF Iowa Wis
lonsin separator goods brings lsc Extra hrsts in
ton,x EMMY and must grade high 20 reach loo while
fcr a qualities from 5c down the market Is still in poor
sbane ~ mort demand Is lighter considerable Of
sofk has arrived in Europe In bad order shipments Will
probably be small until cool weather. Fancy State
rrSamerv nails have worked 1So S2c, and
demand enough 10 absurb current receipts Not much
State dairy arriving and the quality Of OF the
is Vcry ordinary fine h9lftubs would sell az 16c
sionallv a little higher. All the Western packings are
On Iiho,al sunpy duh and
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n)ork f0antc0.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY, strnographer and type
~ writer desires a position IA Office eX-
lprienre: salary moderate Address En-
PERIENCE. Box a.. Tribune Office.
A YOUNG LADY, stcnographer and type
n writer having had office experience,
desires typewriting to do ut home Address
A. NJ. l., Tribune ONCE.
- TENOGRAPHERS and Remington oper-
- ators furnished 70 business houses; no
commissions. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 1927 Broadway.
fUO CLOTUIERS and merchant tailoFs,-
j A flrst-class window dresser and sales
man is open for position. ANGLO-AMERl-
CAN, 1877 East 21th-st.
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flats Go Get, Nnfuruishto,

dor other zeal estate ads. SEQ 9th pagoJ
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TIE MARKETS
HOI.ESAI,E PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For Inc wesk ending August 10, 1889.


Recepts for the week Beans. 2ss pkgs peas, 8 800
bushels Exports: Bans Las pkgsi peas ass Dds.
Very State Marrow bean; arrives ami while ne
demand is quiet feeling IL little stronger al me
close; exporters have paid up to g. 30 for few lots
of choice Medium and pen are Affected by tle suOag
competition vita foreign beans, sna pTlel~ haTe gone
sStab,isb values Red kidney held about steady but
are Very ouio Turtle soup nominal California Lima
in lighf sfock and ohhing 81 ~ 30; small White held
at 40 iOasS / 3 but without sales Further arrivals OF
sbo11 a ZOO hors foreign beans Hungarian Pea quiet
A. 80 Go62 10 Best hOnd.pcket Marseilles Medium
boid a. G50I 70 but much call for IN m Gityen
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Females.

IT ADIrS EARN .lS 20 30 weekly after
/ - being taught dir--uakiug and cutting A;
] competency guaranteed Or money refunded ;
/ write fDr particulars; NOW is the time 10
! l.7fu tp D. roads for iai, trade STON r. y
! uEis~N tKING pAKLOl;S. 3l3 5th-aye.
! rrlr 20 l-st
VIZ ANTFD. dr..sua kcr 20 go south
w cool salary to competent person. Al
: dress ly2 East S0th--t
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-07-19
IN HLIBERAL HO We.

The democrats are doing at present
a great deal of illiberal grnmbling over
the removals from Office being made by
Deputy tmxster- General Clarkson.
The latter official exposes the hollow
ness of the democratic criticism in q
sentence: eff President Cleveland
had not appointed democrats in place
of outsted republicans the administra-
tion would have now very few demo
Gratis to remove"
There is another point about these
removals which has been overlooked
by the protesting democrats. Nearly
all of the democratic postmasters now
being replaced are removed upon the
reports of inspectors upon the conduct
of their Offices. These inspectors are
in every instance democrats appointed
Hy the last administration and not yet
affected by the present one. &.
When Cleveland's administration
was charged with too many removals
four years ago it had no such excuses
to offer and had to fall back upon the
Aimsy charge of offensive partizan-
ship" against the republicans it deter
mined to behead.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-07-19
TIE LOST ATLANTIS.

For many centuries there he's bcen q
tradition of q long lost island called
Atlantis.
The Greek geosrape,s located it IN
the Atlantic Ocean, west of The north
west pant OF Africa and the Pillars Of
Hercu es. The sea-kings of Atlantis are
said to have invaded Europe and Africa,
| and to have been defeated by tho Athen-
| ians.
All the legends agree that it was vast
island, of inexhaustible resources, and
inhabited by race oil superior people.
| For ages this island has existed oaly in
legendary lore. But now, when the light
of modern research is turned full ufz6r
the Investigation, behold the lest ATTAIN
ct our very doors.
So the .bigoted medical fraternity goes
cropping about in the dark, seeking for
an Atlantis or Esculanius, when if they
would investigate, they would behold
the lost Atlantis at their very door.
With their ancient text book, a case of
plysic, paper in their waistcoat giving
them license to practice, experiment and
dose with their injurious drugs, couter-
ize and perform unnecessary acts, with
no person or law 10 hold them account
able, they continue their bigoted, TN
justified practice, staring ito vacancy,
and imagining that they see in them
selves an Esculapius.
Wrapped in ancient bigotry, they are
crying out against ali Improvements that
have been made in medical science.
They denounce any new idea advanced
by a layman or an opposition school as
fraud.
Why?
Because humanity will not be bene-
fted? Not at all, but because their
specialism did not make the discovery.
Yet they concede that there is no rem
edy known to their materia medica that
will cure an advanced kidney malay
and the diseases arising therefrom-al-
though many OF them know from CROWN
ing proof that Warmers Safe Cure will
but unscrupulous' y treat symptoms and
call them disease, when in reality they
know they are but.symptoms.
A few Of the more honest physicians
admit that Warmers Safe Cure is valu-
able remedy, and a great Llessing to
mankind, but say in SO many words,
when asked why they do not prescribe
it, that they cannot, according to their
code.
Nevertheless, the world is fast becom-
ing satisfied that the cure for kidney and
liver diseases, in whatever form or con-
dition, has been discovered, and there
is no doubt but what Warmers Safe Cure
and its fame will live long after such
bigotry as we have iustanced is dead and
buried.
The late eminent physician and writer,
DR.. j. &. Holland, published in "Scrib-
ner's Monthly" and showed his opinion
of such bi2otry, and no doubt was Salts
fed that Atlantis might possibly be dis
covered in proprietary IN ,dicine, when
he wrote editoria ly, as follows:
"Nevertheless, it is q fact that many
of the best proprietary medicines of the
day were more successful than many OF
the physicians, AMI most Of them, it
should be remembered, were first dis
covered Or used in a tual medical prac-
tice. When, however, any shrewd per-
son, knowing their virtue. and foreseeing
their popularity, secures and advertises
them, then, in the opinion of the bigotel,
al virtue went out OF them."
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-07-19
ALTAR.

WATSON-R N-R0GGERS.-In Salem, on Sun
day evening, July, 18th 1889, at the resi-
dence of Miss E. S. Waterous, Miss
Minnie M. Watson and Harry NJ.
Rogers.
"Well, we'll declare. Both the pub.
fishers of the GAZETTE have experienced
great surprises i'll their past lives but
nothing like the hearing of the above.
Harry has always been considered young
but, now on, it will be case of sold. -
He has spent number of years of his life
in Corvallis, and has been in Salem about
a year working in the office OF the Oregon
Statesman The bride is also print4r-es
and always goes by the name Of "Min, y
and to add Mrs. will be more than we Can
do.
Well, as we look into the ink keg, Harry,
here's luck to you; hold down your case
and watch out for your wiie's type setting
arm.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-07-19

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