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THE FLAX AND LINEN INDUSTRIES.

The Dyy Goods Economist has addressed
a memorial to Congress, urging upon that
body the necessity of the higher rates OF
duty the Mckinley bill imposes upon linen
goods. The Economist states that 1.-THE
net protection afforded to linen manufac-
turers by the existing tariff is under % per
cent" This is lower rate than has been
afforded other industries which have been
successfully established in this country.
Free traders object to an increase of duty
on the ground that the attempts which have
been made to establish American linen
weaving have proved unsuccessful, assum-
ing that climatic conditions forbid the
growth of fax for fiber and the weaving and
bleaching of linen in the United States. To
their argument the Economist replies that
the growth of fax and the spinning and
weaving of linen are ancient industries,
which have been abandoned because Of the
cheapness of the imported article. In 1910
the household production of linen in the
United States was u, 21l,212 yards. House
hold labor was utilized in those days to an
extent that rendered an industry in which
it was employed independent Of foreign la
Dor. Each household supplied its own
wants. What the industry now needs is
tariff rate that will cover the greater cost
of production in the United States than In
Europe The Economist says:
This paper is in possession OF abundant
specimens of american flax spinning and weaV-
ing produced within The past few months, which
on the testimony of European experts, leave
nothing In doubt except the question OF profitable
manufacture, and this would be settled by the
passage OF the House schedule. In regard 10 the
process OF bleaching, which Is common TO the
manufacture of thread yarn and fabrics, II has
been demonstrated by many years of successful
linen thread making at Kearney and Paterson,
New jersey that the alleged climatic obstacles
are purely imaginary. On the contrary, expert
euce proves that the bleaching processes are
done here more quickly. more cheaply, and with
a more Sparing use of chemicals.
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Scarlet Woman of journalism.

'7'0OH07'' ''I'' 1f''s'
When the name of the scarlet woman of
journalism on the Pacific Coast was men,
toned in the San Jose Democratic Conven-
ton she was Kissed. The scarlet woman
was not Missed by few persons-the whole
convention forced the breath out of them
selves between the tongue and upper teeth
The scarlet woman was not Kissed once,
hit every time her name was mentioned.
When leading delegate to the convention
ex-CongresSman Budd-in the charity of
his heart ascribed to the scarlet woman
honest political motives the convention
arose as one man and asked him not to of
fend public decency by mentioning the
name Of such a journal. The scarlet
$50 Democrats-the flower of the State, its
hnpe and eXpectancy-in convention assem-
iaI
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THE CENSUS Ar THE SOUTH.

Persons who we're believers in very large
figures for the whole country, and who
were disappointed at the first returns from
Northern States, consoled themselves by
stating that the real increase Of the coun-
try during the last decade had taken place
in the Southern States. They said that the
influx Of population which in the previous
decade had filed up the grain States OF the
central portion of the continent had during
the past ten years flowed into the eX-slave
States That does not, however prove to
have been the case to as great an extent as
was expected. There has been in the
Southern States an increase larger than
was customary in the old slavery days
when the white man stunned competition
with the slave, but it has not been in any
degree phenomenal nor even as large as
the increase in several leading Northern
States. No Southern State, for instance,
increased in population from 1880 to 1890 as
much as California.
The following table shows the p0pula-
ton of twelve ex-slave States in 1880, the
informal returns of their population now
as per the incomplete census tables, and
the increase during the deGennial period:
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The meeting of the Single Tax Society
held in Pythian Castle, 9O9R Market street
last night was called to order by l.. NJ.
Manner, and the following programme was
presented 10 well-flled house: Opening
remarks, Thomas Watson; Instrumental
music and song, Professor A. o. Eckman ;
Rotations, Miss L. Currie and II. A.
Moore; address of the evening, A. Cridge,
subject. "Stanf0rd's Financial Bill and the
Single Tax" Joseph Leggett will speak
for the Single Tax Society next Sunday
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SIGNAL SERVICE. c. 5. ARMY
Division THE PACIFIC, |
san FRANcI-co Aug. ~ 1890.
P. N.-Pacihc time.
Synopsis for the Past Twe1ty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest on the Washington
coast and lowest in Southeastern California; the
telliqeratrre has risen in Washington, Eastern
oregon aud Northern California; elsewhere has
fallen; the weather has been fair, except light rain
at olympia
Forecast Till Z. NJ. Monday.
For Northern Csliforula-Fair weather; north
TO west winds; stationary temperature, except
cooler 81 Red Bluff and Sacramento.
Dor southern Californis-Far weather; winds
generally westerly; cooler
FL Cregon-Fair weather; winds generally north
e1Iy; stationary Temperature in the western por-
tiou; warmer IN The eastern portion
FOR Washington Fair weather; winds generally
uortheriy: stationary temperature IN the western
portion. warmer in the eastern portion.
joins F. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps In charge.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
AUGUST, 1890.
NOTICE.!

ANY of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train boys will confer favor by mott
fying this Office of the fact, naming the
date and train
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Prosperous Undertakers.

AT the annual meeting of the Pacific
Undertakers. held at their parlors, III Mis-
sion street, last Saturday night. the follow
ing were elected Board of Directors
Messrs. Gilleran, Gantner, Gorham, Nee
statement showed receipts for the wear.
$3.50, expenses, Sl9,550; cash on hand
S4lO; bills due and yet to be collected,
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THE UNCROWNED MONARCH"
The Examiners Pursuit of White De
nouuced Spiteful and Devilish.

The Examiners Pursuit of White De
nounced rs Spiteful and Devilish'
Stockton Mall, August 22d
The Examiner is not Democratic news
paper-it is a personal organ, the toy of the
son of millionaire. Its pursuit Of White
was personal, spiteful and devilish.
1t did not say so in so many words, but
the Examiner left it to be understood that
if the convention Endorsed White it would
knife any ticket that might be put up. But
as a newspaper force the Examiner can't
knife anybody.
If the Endorsement of Whites aspirations
would have had the effect of driving the
Examiner over to the Republicans, such ac-
ton on the part of the convention might
not have proved q disaster after all.
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s1.nsCRIpTION RATES :

pATIY CALL OHcludiug sundays, ST per year by
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calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL, FIVE
copies tIree months. So 25. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Pages. 81 50 per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
ana WEEKLY CALL 81 80 per year, postpaid.
" EEKLY CALL teght pages), 81 20 per year, post
Iald. Clubs Of ten sent to one address,, $40.
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Died From AIc,,o,,.r

John McCarty native of Ireland, who
was locked mp in the City Prison for intoxf-
cation on Friday night, was removed to the
Almshouse yesterday morning and died in
the afternoon. lie was 5S years of age and
had been a hard drinker for a long time.
His body was taken to the Morgue.
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s25 montgomery street, near cay open u,1n
strsci near Kearny open until IL O'Clock midnight;
sse nayes street, open untn ESQ o'clock eoS
iafkin street. open until 80 olock, and 25ls
n.i.....1. -.tra.t- n1,an nntil O'Clock P. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICE Fon rnE SUMMER

subscribers who intend going to the country dur
n the summer months eau have THE DAILY CALL
mailed 10 them for week or longer at regular sub
SCRIP ton rates sc per week. Give order TO carrier
q send to business Office.
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CHINESE FOR MEXICO.

The enterprising San Francisco attorney
who has gone to China with the avowed
purpose OF contracting for 5000 Chinese
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"MRs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used over Fifty Years by mothers for their children
while Teething with perfect 1t soothes
the child softens the Gums. allays all Pain.
Wind Cole, regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for Diarrh9a whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes, and is for sale by Druggists in
every part of the world. Be sure and asa for Mrs
winsow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents a
bottle
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J.FCUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--Tnis celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all 1rst-cass druggists and
grocers Trade mark-star within shield.
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Heart Disease cured DR.. Rogers Heart Tonic.
Cure guaranteed. Redlngton q Co, agents
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Governor Waterman is having pIans
drawn for $4,000 residence to be built mt
San Diego. He will make that city his
home after retiring from office.
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HIVES, pimples. bos, and other blood affections.
show themselves at this season. Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla all such troubles by its powerful action
nnnn the blood. Sold By all druggists.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

AUCTION SALES TODAY,
FURNITURE.-By NJ. J. Simmons, at 1867 Market
St. at II o clock.
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FEARS Soap is The most elegant toilet adjunct. ).

VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market s. 10th. /.
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rrRIICATIoN OFFICE:

Ha, a larger circulation than any othet
uewsDaper published in San Francisco
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

EXTRA mince pies. swA1N,s. 21s suffer street.
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HELP wANTED-CoNrISUEu.


WANTED MILL MACHINIST FOR FLAX
W mill. East Oakland. au25 2t@
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CARPENTERs WANTED . GOOD BENCH
n " hands. 5i2 Haight st. IT,
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w ANTEp-,ACTIyE BOY, ABOUT l6. 10
learn tnS hari ware business. Apply bet 8 and
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N ANfED-A DlsH-wAsnER. as BRANYAN
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REss Hermann Lodge, No. 1877, II. q
ES~S and A. M.-Called meeting THIS DAY "a
Monday, August %. 1890, at 80 O'Clock, * x
p NJ ID. l. By order OF the w. NJ. ~
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FARMER; GOOD, STEADY MAN. 558 THIRD
! ID street.
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| w ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS
" clerS; Spanish language preferred. Cali at
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R@ San Franc SEQ Chapter, No. 1. q
eF-S Royal Arch Masons, meets THIS Ia,
EVENING for Z. NJ. aud NJ E. NJ. degrees. EN
All companions in good standing are invited. I "
1t II. G. PRINCE, Secretary.
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CARPENTER. CALL 7I3 HARRISON ST. BE-
" tween and A. NJ. Its
CECOND COOK AT MINT RESTAURANT,-l 2l
- Eth st. come earlN. IL
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rNHE NEW PENSION LAW-ArTESTION, SOL
diers and saiISrs-Not necessary to prove up from
comrades, only from present disability fee In ad
vance; widows of soldiers and sailors ARG all entitled
to pension: claims prosecuted with promptn
dispatch by NJ. HARRIS. authorized United States
Pension Attorney. IA Ueary ST. san francsc0. lLt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28
washer cutter for cutting from 4 inch

1
% gallons Albany spindle oil.
8 cylinder oil.
ID mounds compound, Nos
/ S25 feet round Norway iron, 60 feet each q,
10, s., 7-l6 and y inch.
- feet round Norway iron, IS inch.
$50 feet fiat Norway iron 30 feet each TX 4,
llaXls. lNl4, n4Xl4, ll9X14, lX3s ana Ia
80 feel fiat Norway iron, 2x1s inches.
l. keg No front horse shoes, Eerdens.
y keg Nos mind horse shoes, Berdens.
/ keg No hind horse shoes, Berdens.
keg No front horse shoes, Berdens.
1 keg No front horse shoes, Berdens,
n keg No 3 hind horse shoes, Berdens,
10 ms Mo- Putmans horse shoe nails.
- . iron washers, Ms 4 inch, . 70 5-l6
inch, 10 Ms q inch, Is ms y inch, 70 tos D.
inch, - lbs "a inch.
q iRch and = inch, 10 fbs g inch,
) rs llsXl4 round head rivets.
> pkg OF I'm timed fat head iron riVets,
100 pounds blacksmith coal.
ream emery cloth, aSsortedlnumoers'
2 ios flour Of emery, Moo.
/ doz pkg carriage bolts, 3l5N3s.
2pEgs each carriage bolts, ssx213 inches
and inches,
2pEgs each carriage bolts, 4, l15 pa,
2pkgs each carriage bolts, 5,l6, >, 21-2,
8 -, and 4 inches.
) foS coarse bOraN,
I saw cumming emery wheel, inch
thick, l0incheS diameter. for q shaft.
piece silver spring steel, l4X2 inches, D
feet long.
IL kegs nails, kegs ~ d, keg.4O d, 4 kegs
10 q. ! kegs q.
70 ibS wire brads. lOfoS l l-2.tnch, ms inch
and rs l-2 inch.
- gross screws, 1 gross each II in. NO IA,
2inch Noili and l-2 inch No AZ, gross
each II inch No TO- l inch No :, - inch
No : aud - inch No a.
chiSelS, Keen hutter brand. LIST quallty,
inch, l l-2 inch, ] inch, - lnch
andl l-2inch.
hammers, Maydole brand, IL pounds
each.
hatchets . pounds each, hand AK,
pounds X X brand.
SJenniDgs bits, 7-l6 inch. l 4 inch, 3-l6
inch
gimlet bits, Ger Twn brand, , i inch,
4 inch.
So cupboard locks.
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Two Through Trains Each Way
uAlLAr VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Commencing with SUNDAY, Man,a ma.
bl.a nr~l aud >fs,HDt-'la>s tickets Wll be
hoaolvd on ~rhe Limited Es.>t Mall -
tnsi - $ ana 4 IS N'cl also ol ilt ~NVtr.
land fiNtrs. No> and
-rlc Limited k2ssl Mall trains arr
elpippc,t with Pullman palace ald c,,~
MS, slerF cts, dining cytr>. chair Gan and
c,N.cls>. and ram s.Gid eetWcVl Ro.tland
aud q aict.,N. dEllN without change
rac Over land flyrr trrtins a.V el lllppcd
With Pullman pssl.,cc >'ssEets aQd cAschcs.
ostgcSn 10, llald ana Nol 0cl klltfS and
with tNtNul'n calonisl sieeKs-~ cgtUeCn
iNnrtlsnd ana han>ss Olty. daily, without
Change-
tAanne,'t loa> c.V made at MS clio With
kAgotis1 tsatns o. ana lloa sssll Lake. aaa
e. tAeNNnae VITA to.Ough tlaius a. aud
us,ln NSnNeg kansas Nnly ant - loois.
lae apsoNe trslns afnld lne quickest
uule hetWccn tae NogthwE>t hssgthc c.ssi
ana Eastern and o. stlCrn psaintS
lNlNllC1 VINE 81 Trains raIaS. thp,urf,
| itckels n9gEsze checks e.c.. e,sn ~ no
L ClrN1 ursfn apallcalsna O. any azenl ofthf
T Nnaon fac-nc system. LEE.
Mr-H-U tsanu 49, I-.na
ksllsE 4 MANNING Agsats. ~ Cssr,
slncet, ssalru NirSsvn
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L ~ AututuNlCtAtus I w hbb hutN
an instance of any phenomena mar.
rated in the bible that similar one;
are not told to-day and rest upon
better evidence. These cases must
to a rational mind be- all classed to.
gether and all accepted or rejected,
whether found in sacred or profane
literature. And the Catholic church
does class as sacred those which oc.
eur within itself
Prophets retired into solitude I'M
/ I'll they were "filledn aud then pro.
claimed the word. Orators continu
ally do this. They have their sea.
SONS of meditation. Prof. Moses
Colt Tyler tells us in his life OF
Patrick Henry, that he often re.
/ tired-into that realm of reverie
where the soul feeds on immortal
fruits aud communes with unseen
associates, the body meanwhile be.
ing left To The semblauce of idle
ness. and Patrick Henry bears the
same relation to our nation, a
prophet did to the Hebrews.
Teunyson tells us that he repeats
his own uame until he passes into
that region that Is not self but an
obliteration of all personality be-
fore he writes.
81 think you will get the poem. -
writes Mrs. Lowell to Emerson in
regard 10 the poem her husband
had been requested TO write for the
Concord celebration. james has be, II
very manly oflate, and Lowell, fill
ed with the inspiration ofhis theme.
wrote in - hours his Incompatible
vision of Sir Launfall. Did ever
Sacred author do more?
George Elliot, accused of putting
in the mouth of Dinah in Adam
Bede the sermons of ner own rela-
tive who was an early methodist,
replies: Il wrote them as they
welded up from my heart and with
tears in my eyes
Longfcllow says Of his Reaper Of
the Flowers" Il was softly excit-
ed, | know ~ot why and wrote it
with peace in my heart aud not
without tears in my eyes. l have
had an idea of the kind for a long
time without finding an expression
of it in words, This morning it
seemed to crystalize at once without
any effort OF my Own. |, would
seem as if thoughts, like children,
have their period ot CESSATION and
are then born whether We Will or
no"
OF his writing he poem ga The
Hesperus," We have a most excel
lent Example Of what may be called
verbal inspiration" He had read
the account oi the wreck and he
says: II feel pleased with the bal
lad. 1t hardly cost me an effort.
1t did not come into my mind line
by line but by stauAs.'
OF the Spanish student he says
AT present my soul IS wrapped in
poetry. The scales fell from my eyes
suddenly and l heheld before me a
beautiful landscape with figures,
which l have transferred to paper al
most without effort and with a celeri-
ty of which l did not feel myself
capable" This readily reminds us
Peters OF vision and of the being
caught up into heaven and the
"seeing things unlawful" for man TO
tell, of the New Testament.
Continued next week
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Wherever Malaria Exists,

The bilious art It's certain pDcy, In inter
mittent aud ucmittent lever, dumb SEue
and agUe cake, the liver l. always serious
ly afiScted. and the blooA contaminated
with bile. OnV 90 the chief rtsisouS why
Ho>.Cller's stomach kltterS l. such @ sure
defense against chillS and tCVvrs and every
form OT ulalarlAl diseases, i, that DO DOES
away with the liabihty Ci the disease. bv
refusing irrtgularity Oi the bllitary orgauS
in advance 90 the arrival Ot the seamou
"a hen thc disease Is prevalent. lbVre Is
about wishing or CmigraflrE To d loSt4lty
where the miaSua-talnt exists lhcrc Is
NO certain immunity trCm disease In an
endemic or epidemic form, 20 tE sgcured
py the use OI the average toulc> and anti
sEaSmOdlcS, BUt where QU.u'nv Nlls the
klt'trs succCttt both In preventing and
curing. MorJoNCr 10 removes every VgS-
riEc ~ dNspepS Ia. aud over 7Nuc> cnu>Il M
ton. rhCU mat.sm. Inactivity az tht kid-
ncys and bladder, ana tDap4 ullllEe. sut
strengthens the RCrNcuS ~ stem. v'd.
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lie Fich1u's Golden Balsam No. L
Cures CGalcres, frs. and s.cond stages;
Scrcs On the Legs and Body; Sore Ears.
EyeS, Nose, etc, Copper-cClored Blotches
Sypll.!t.c CztlrTh, diseased Scalp, and All
primary io-ls of the disease known a.
syphilis. Price, IS 90 per Bottle.
lie Richau's Golden BaIsam Ne, .
Curos-Tert!-ry, NercCrial Syphilis Rheu.
ulatisn, Pains in the Bones, Pains in the
Head, hack ot the Neck, liberated Scrs
Throat, Syph.it.c Rash, Lunps AID con.
tractcd Cons, Stiffness Of the Limbs and
e-lG!-atsS al G-scasa fran the system.
whether caused by ind scretion or abuse
4 u.rcgIy. l-avia- the b!sod pure sni
healthy. Price S5 co per Fottle,
L. iiichau's Golden - anish ANTI
dote Ter tie cure q Golo-rhHA, Gleet.
Irritation Gravel. and ST Crina-y or GEM.
,ll c.sa-EaHSclr-u Ice Sc so per
Bottle.
i.s Richau's Go Spanish In
lection, tcr severe Casss q GonoyrbEz
l0HA,Da.- toy G,ect, Structures, ,6c. Price
81 per Bottle.
lie Eich1u's Golden Ointment
AMI C-lp.---s. Price 81 co per Box
lie Richau's Golden Pill s-Nerys
and Bra treatment; luss o. physical pov.
= eNJlSs SE cvcr-gorS, Frostration, etc
Price 50 90 per Box.
Tonic AID NeFvine,
ssni o,eryvhers, c. O. D., se,ure.y packed
ptr express
The Richards drug company. agents 81
ana 81 Market street, san Francisco. Cal
Circular mailed free,
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llLN ElRSI.

Subscribers to the Daily JOURNAL
who do not keepa business Office are
requested 10 have money due the
carriers left at the place where the
paper is delivered 50 they can get it
on the above date.
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60 confident are the manufacturers Of
Or, sare's Catarrh Remedy In their ability
20 cure Chronic Catarrh In the Head, no
matter how bad or OF how long standing,
that they ocfer IN good faith, the above
reward. for q case which they cannot cure.
aympeOma of Catarrhs-Hcadac
obstruction OF nose, discharges falling into
throat, sometimes profuse, watery and ac-
rid. st others, thick. tenacious, mucous,
purulent, bloody aud putrid; eyes weak,
ringing in ears, dCafneSs, oxpectorAtion Of
offensive matter; breath Offensive; smell
and taste impaired, and general debility.
Only few Of these symptoms likely to
be present at once. Thousands OF cases
result IN consumption and end in the
grave.
by its mild, soothing, antiseptio cleans
ing and healing properties, DIR. Ssge'e Rem
edy cures the worst cases. SCold In
elic Head - is cured with few applica-
tions. Catarrhal Headache Il relieved
and cured as II by magic It removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment OF
the sense OF taste, smell, or hearing. water
ing or weak eyes. and impaired memory,
when oaueed BY tho violence OF Catarrh,
as they all frequently arc Sold by drug
gists, at fifty cents. Manufactured by
WORLDS DIsPKNaARY MEDICAL AsSOCIA-
rIoN, 66S Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

CUPID. That is the name of Far
rar 4 Cos new private brand Of tea.
Ii is extra good, Try il.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-28

HOLDERS OF city warrants are hereby
II notified that there are funds in the
treasury applicable 10 the payment Of all
warrants endorsed before Nov. 25d. lSSq
Interest on the sac will cease from the date
ofthis entice. +. J. SWAFFORn,
6.l.lw City Treasurer