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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-09
Special Values in Table Cloths

In our linen department. The biggest towel
bargains, 50 IS dozen-hemstitched Huck
towel 50 IS dozen.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Office of CHAS. r. WEITERSHAUSEN
1876 Ohio street, Allegheny.

ESTATE OF JOHN b. MILLER. DE-
Ia CEASED-Notice is hereby given that let
Ter have been granted to the undersigned, to
whom all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same should
make them known without delay.
MARY MILLER. Executrix,
oc9-S3 IA Perry street. Allegheny.
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AsTRAKHANs for trimmings, 81 to 81 q
yard. Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
City Lots

City Lots.
& I 90 TO s4O0-FOR LOTS 20XI00 ON 5O-FOOT
sDl streets in the Butler place plan, convenient
to mills on Allegheny river and Sharpsburg; fine
lots on Butler street, MOrningside ave., and side
streets at above prices lower than any ever heard
OF; Slo down and balance S per month. BAXTER
oc5-5s-TTsu+
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$40 PER d0 F15 Sn Sd3
residence street. very desirable neighborhood,
fine view, good stable and carriage house on
rear. fine shade trees; easy terms M. r.
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Farms.

EAkM-STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC, AT
IT auction, on Wednesday, October Is at 1:30
O'Clock, on John H. Hamflton's farm, Neville
Island. opposite Clifton, Fort Wayne road there
80 hotbed sash, wagon, plows, cultivator,
carl horse, cow. hogs, corn. rye, potatoes. pump,
skiff, etc.; 8 months credit. LEATHERMAHT
eers. oc8- 99r
EARM-I2S ACRES, WITH ALL BUnDI NGS
L required; good for stock. grain or fruit; one
Of the choice places "a miles from Richmond,
Va; heartsome Southern home: only go per
acre. ED WITrISH, 4lO Grant street, Pitts
burg oc9-p%
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New Things in Infants Department.
Hundreds of beautiful new goods in
dresses, cloaks, sacques, wrappers, caps,
bonnets, etc., ready made and to order
A. G. CAMPBELL & Sons, q Fifth ave.
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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH


BRANCH OFFICES.
FOR THE sOUTHSIDE NO. ll2 CARSON
STffEET.
BRANCH OFFICES ALSO AsBELOw. WHERE
TRANSIENTA NTADVERTISEMENTSW WILL BE RE-
CEIVED UP TO p. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements are 10 be prepaid except where
advertisers already have accounts with THE Dis
PATCH
PITTSBURG.
THOMAS McCAFFREY, 355s Butler street.
EMIL 6. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn ave.
E. 6. STUCkEY-&C CO., Wylie ave. and Fultonst.
n. STOkELY. Fifth Avenue Market House,
J. W. WALLACE. GIL Penn avenue.
OAKLAND.
MCALLISTER & SHEIBLER. 5th av. q Atwoods St
soUTHsIDE.
JACOB sPOHN. No. 2Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
AJ. KAERCHER, SO Federal street.
II. j. MCBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
FRED h. EGGERS. T2 Ohio street.
F. II. EGG ERS SON, Ohio and Chestnut sts
SAMUEL LARRY, Arch and Jackson streets
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
6. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avess
T. r. MORRIS, 6s6 Preble ave.
MlLLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FL0CKER, Stationer. No. 4Grant ave-
sHARPSBUR6.
G. BELLMAN. Stationer. S1S Main st.
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81 294 284 SO
State of Pennsylvania, County of Allegheny. S.:
I, J. D. Scully, Cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true, to the best Of my knowledge and
belief j. D. SCULLY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8tA
day Of October, 1890.
JOHN EWING SPEER, Notary Public.
CorIeot-Attest:
JOHN 81. MCKELVY,
JOHN WILSON,
THOS. WIGHTMAN,
oc9-4 Directors.
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LOST.
PROPOSALS.

r OST-FROM NO. 500 ALDER ST.. Il. E., A
u tortoise-shell Angora kitten. Reward will
be paid for its return. oc9-51
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Suburban Lots.
belmont PLACE-ELEGANT BUILDING
ID lots, 50x100: good exposure. wide avenues,
good walks, perfect sewerage; established neigh
borhOod: a suburban plan with city conveniences;
only five minutes walk from Ingram station p.
C. st. l.. X. h.: SO trains daily: fare 81 cents:
very low prices; terms SIS down. balance $40 per
month; call and plan. BAXTER, THOMP-
SON & CO., 1852 Fourth avenue. oc5-5S
II OTS-NORTH JEANNETTE, ADJOINING
II the Fort Pitt Glass Works Of Dithridge &
Co.; fine lots 4Oxl00; low prices and easy terms.
Send for plans and prices, BAXTER, THOMPSON
& CO., 162 Fourth ave. oc5-9l"
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TEWELRY-DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON
- all society tickets, Jewelry. diamonds,
watches. clocks, silverware and spectacles, etc.,
at WILSON'S, 81 Fourth ave-, Pittsburg. Fine
watch and jewelry repairing a specially.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-09

HEADQUARTERS ASCALON COMMANDERY,
No. SO KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
PITTSBURG, October 8, 1890. \
GPECIAL ORDER NO. L-ATTENTlON,
- Sir Knights: You are directed to assemble
az the Asylum Free Masons Hall. Fifth ave-, on
FRIDAY, 10th inst, at 1890 o'clock sharp, in
full Templar uniform. to attend the funeral of
Sir w. w, Ackley Members of Communicates
No. l, S5 and ~ are respectfully invited to join
ms. w. Nj. ANTHONY, E. L.
oc9T
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NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN stray horse, buggy and harness will be
sold at public sale at the Municipal Hospital,
Thirteenth ward, this city. OCTOBER l3, 1890,
at 10 o'clock A. M ]. o. BROWN.
oc9-93 CHIEF Department Public Safety
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TO LET.
City Residences.

nWELLINGS-JUST FINISHED AND ELE-
IL GANTLY papered throughout, choice brick
dwellings rooms each, nat. and art. gas, laundry,
bath room, inside W. c., good cellar, near Wvlie
ave. cable cars and conveniently located for down.
town business meh; only 81 per month See
BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
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Allegheny Lots,

NARKET-CORNER SPRUCE STREET, LOT
Nl 30xl20 with frame stable; B225. Send for
large catalogue Just out. BLACK & BAIRD. s5
Fourth avenue. oc7-59-TuTh"
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DRIDE STREET-SIXTH WARD-LOT 36x10a
Il with two-story brick house and storeroom,
and three two-story bricks in rear; room in front
to build another large house; price g, 600; well
rented to good tenants; easy terms. BAXTER
THOMPSON CO., 1852 Fourth ave-
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Offices, Desk Room, Etc.

OHOICE OFFICES ON SECOND FLOOR IN
" the new Sterritt Building. on the cor Ohio
and West Diamond; one Of the finest I'm Allie
gheny; well lighted: heat and ianitor service.
See W. A. HEBRON &sONS. 30 Fourth ave.
oc9-68-Th
0FFICES-A FEW NICE ONES IN GER
" MANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. " ood
and Diamond sts. ap10-49t
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East End Lots.
Goo A FRONT FOOT FOR LEVEL BUILD
sDOO ING lots on grade on Alder ST.. near
Highland ave., East End: location is central and
in reach of all the lines of qRick transit. See W.
A. HERON 4 SONS, No. so Fourth ave.
oc2-5o-Th"
oOOO EACH-ON DEARBORN, NEAR WINE
DO BIDDLE ave, Nineteenth ward; nice level
lots, 20xl00 each, at terms to suit. See THOMAS
MCCARTNEY, $500 Butler st. oc9-S8'
oOOO ONLY-ON DEARBORN, NEAR MA
sDO THILDA st; lot, 24xl00; n cash: See
THOMAS MCCARTNEY, $500 Butler. oc9-Ss"
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WANTED.
Female Help.

WET TNURSE-SEA FRENCH GOV
w ERNESS, cooks, clamberlnaids: houSe
girls, dishwashers, short order cook. MEEhASSro'
545 Grant st. Telephone 90 oco-D
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City Residences.
BEDFORD AVE.-NO. 24s-AT A GREAT
ID bargain, worthy Of investigation: Z large
rooms; the lot is 22xi27 feet with room to build in
the rear: good reasons for selling. See w. A.
HEBRON & SONS, No. so Fourth ave. oc2-1-Tht
DEDFORD DAvE-PREsSED BRICK, sRooMs;
ID all improvements; good lot. MORRISON g.
BANKS. 1o6 Third ave., cor. Wood ST. se2O-rTs'
TNOCH sT.-sB 700 FOR
II of rooms each. renting for Sl6 90 each; also
3dwellings on Webster avenue of rooms each,
taxes, s3s7; send for large catalogue, free, Just
out. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth avenue.
oc4-3s-MThs'
HUUSE-oR FOR RENT-A RARE CHANCE
III to secure large house and large grounds;
elegantly furnished: can be rented furnished or
unfurnished; house entirely new, with all modern
improvements. For particulars address E. Q. D.,
dispatch ofice ocS-ll-
WI ASHINGToN STA TWO-sTORY BRICK
w house of rooms: lot 20x I02: less than value;
easy terms. BAXTER. THOMPSON & CO., i82
Fourth ave. oc5-55-TTSsu"
oO sOO-LIBERTY AVENUE. NEAR FOR
DAs TIETH street - New frame dwelling,
tiers, side entrance, slate mantel. slate roof ETC.;
grained and nicely finished; lot 2oXl00 feet; easy
terms. 20. FRAZIER Forty-ffth and Butler SITS.
oc5-35-TTsu>
cO 600 MAIN STREET, SEVENTEENTH
ished attic, hall. vestibule, bath room slate man
tells. etc.; lot 20Xl00 feet to alley: bargain. L.
o. FRAZIER, Forty-ffth and Butler sts
oc5-35-TTsus
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Manufacturing Sites.

NANUFACTURING SITES-FROM 10 TO 100
wi acres and over on line of railroad and river,
eminently adapted for manufacturing purposes
on account of contiguity to gas, coal, ETC., etc.
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth avenue, Pitts
burg. oc9-53s
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buSIness PrOperues.
ENFTH AVENUE. NEAR MOULTRIE-sl1.OO 600
IL two-story brick building containing store
room lsx5O ana dwelling rooms, hall, bathroom,
hot and cold water. both gases, inside shutters
In parlor; also on rear OF lot facing Ann street,
frame dwelling of rooms and kitchen, good cellar;
lot 20xll5 Els Send for large catalogue free Just
out BLACK BAIRD, s5 Fourth avenue.
oc5-41-Trsu"
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Male and Female HELM.

WToMAN COOK-FORSMALLH HOTEL: G9ol
w wages. Address BOX IS. Sewickley. "a
oc9-44- ThSu
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East End Lots.

TOLLINS AVE.-NEAR STANTON AVE, los
~ #. bn this street and los #. on Sheridan ave.;
this ground is splendidly located. and the neigh
borhood is being improved with ane class of
homes as is found in East Liberty; sold very cheap
and on easy terms: Ell her as whole or subdt-
vlded. s. A. DICklE & CO., Penn and shady
aves., E. 4. oc7-66"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
biSmaPcks Wife.

Frau Bismarck is a famous house.
wife; her dinners have always been
the best, her home has always been
q model of neatness and comfort,
her children have been most judi
ciOusly reared, and AS a hostess there
is none in all the empire that can be
compared with her. Expert with
the needle, famous rs cook, an an
gel in the nursery and at the tireside,
skilled in all social graces and ac-
complishments, remarkable for her
singular piety and addicted to benev-
olent practices and charitable deeds,
this lady is perhaps the most con-
spicuous example of womanly virtue
that Germany affords. When Bis.
marck speaks Of 'woman's sphere"
he has his wife's example in mind,
and the sphere he refers 10 is rs great
and as noble as the example is illus
trious and that wife lovable.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14

DR.. J. R. Cardwell, in an address
at Portland, before the Oregon Hor-
ticultural Association, after remark
ing that Oregon is the best prune-
producing district on the continent,
advised his hearers to set few
more prune trees, adding that they
would not probably miss it 10y set
ting two thousand Italian prunes,
five hundred Goes Golden Drop
and five hundred Prune d'Agen,
and If this number should prove too
limited, they might add a thousand
Bartlett pears. If still there should
be a few more acres lett, they migkt
set in equal numbers Northern Spy,
Thompkins King, Baldwin and
Gravenstein apples. But the land
must be well prepared, by which ex-
preston he meant that which has
been deep-plowed, cross-plowed,
thoroughly harr, wed and subsoiled
twenty TO twenty-four inches deep.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
The Louisiana Lottery.

The Louisiana lottery seems at
present like Mahomets' coffin To
hang in empty space. BY a free
use Of money, just when it would
do the most good, the managers se-
cured the passage by both houses of
the Louisiana legislature Of the bill
renewing the charter OF the lottery
company. But the bill encountered
the veto of Gov. Nichols. The
house passed the bill over the veto
by two-thirds vote, and it would
doubtless have passed lhe senate in
the same way had not providence
interfered. But when ii reached
the senate one of the members
whose vote was needed to pass the
bill, was confined to his bed by sick
ness. He was reported to be dying
and 10 secure his vote the senate
ajourned TO meet in his room.
But it was too late, The vote was
not secured and the bill was not pas
sed. The lottery men, however, are
now claiming that as the bill passed
the senate by two-thirds vote the
first time, II was not necessary to
pass il "A second time. But such
claim is too evidently "bluster."
The lottery company and its friends
will now turn their attention to the
next legislature, and the "floaters"
will be looked after, Its managers
will not hesitate TO spend million
dollars, or perhaps several millions
In securing a legislature subservient
to their interests. 1t is supposed
they are also canvassing North Da-
koIa with the hope OF being able 70
control its next legislature. That
such a huge octopus lives aud thrives
in this age is one of the evidences
that 1.-The fools are not all dead" 1t
Is To he hoped that congress will pass
such an anti.lottery bill as viii pre-
vent the use OF the mails Ia the in
forest Of the lottery, aud thus do
what II can 10 save the people from
their own folly and short.siehted.
ness.-EN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
Give the Babies Water.

1 recently attended one Of the ex.
cursions Of the floating hospital oi
st. Johns Guild. Of which four are
sent out every week, the great barge
each time loaded with fifteen hun
dred poor mothers and their ailing
children. Such sickly, woe-begone,
carewOrn. old, baby faces hope it
may never be the lui of the happy
mothers who rear their children in
Gods pure air and sunshine, 10 see.
One OF the hospital physicians
told ME that ignorance was the cause
of the larger part of the mortality
in the tenemen, house districts.
The inability to provide proper food
and ventilation does the rest.
/ have met many mothers iu high
er walks Of life who do not reflect
that the very food of a child is one
which causes thirst. Especially is
this the case with bnttle-fed babies.
When the child cries, milk is given
it which, by increasing the feverish
heat and disturbing the stomach and
bowels. renders the child an easy
prey to that most dreaded of dis
eases, cholera infantum A very
young child will often take milk
when not hungry on account of
thirst. Soft, cool water, mot ice
water should be offered frequently
throughout the day and certainly
every time when fretfulness follows
feeding. In cases of pronounced
summer complaint give tiny bits of
ice to allay the thirst. The best food
is barley water. rice water, oatmeal
Cruel, bran jelly, lemon jelly, and
orange whey. If milk is used, re-
duce it one-third with boiling water.
Give any Of these only in shall
quantities and at regular intervals
If vomiting has set in, make a drink
by sleeping whole parched corn in
water.-Alice Chittenden in Coun-
try Gentleman.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
A Care for Sick neahnrhr.

THIS distressing complaint Is due TO an
lnHctlNe or sluggish liver or constipated
bowels whlch derangcs the stomach and
disturos the aerVous system causing dis-
Hiuess and an oppressive dun pain ln the
head, oiitn ~ severe as To pn,Npnt any rest
or Slccp. one OF hr, Gums Improved
Liver fills viii rclcaNeyou ~ AN The pnin-
aud misery ana a icW moro doses AN esar
rogt the hNerNn0 stomach and regulate tha
bowels, While these pills arc sniall. easily
lakeni and mild ana gentle in their action
thcFo n no medicine uland that viii ~ ~.
lecluAlly cure sick headache. IS cents a
box. sold by smith a steiner
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
DRIVE MEN TO pRIyH.
Mrs. EWiRs Points 0ut the Evils Re.
SaltiRs 0rom Bad Cooking.


advOcSteS ueCejVcd q wrench thi
afternoon, >ay> the ChaujauQua cor
respondent of the New York TEb
une, when Mrs. Emma z. Ewing
the lecturer on coking. fatty de
clared that lSd cookery and no
uaiurSl depravity WAS rCSpOnsibl,
for drunkenness Ia America.
" The drink question:" she aver.
rsi. "lies contiguous tu ,he food
question. \ deranged stomach
longs for stimulants. OF the 5000
drunkards who die in the United
states every year, 3 large proportion
have the appetite for intoNleatiug
drinks aggravated, if not implanted,
by the food which constitutes their
daily diet. Grease soaked meat,
watery Vegetables. sloppy coffee and
bad bneNd in many c7l>s.S compel a
resort 90 stimultv;- With such
eouditiOus, why should anybody be
surprised at the driak hsbit? Psor
coffee produces unnatural Thirst for
lager beer, aud there is a terrible
affinity between sour bread
and sour-mash whiskey. y
healty stomach las no ab-
normal craving for either liquor,
cigars, candy or chewing gum. Bad
cookery is foe to everything that
elevates and ennobles and a friend to
everything that debIses, whereas
good cookery and christianity aid
and supplement each other Good
cookery is indispensable to the high
est type of christian life and every
where makes way for righteousness.
You may have a school house on
every hilltop, a church in every
valley, and a summer assembly in
every county Of every state of the
Union, but you can't elevate the
standard Of christianity to its top
most level until you elevate the
character of your cookery. The
country is overrun with bad cooks.
The traditional plain cook is culln-
AIRY charlatan, aud "plain cook" and
poor cook" are Synonymous terms.
The greatest need Of the United
States is 10000 plain cooks, men
and women, who understand the
principles Of baking, boiling and
frying, When / think of the abom-
Unable messes on which all
classes of society feed daily, l am
not surprised that the world gets on
so SLOWLY in reformatory movements,
and, when pious women come and
tell me they are so actively engaged
in benevolent work that they have
no time to attend to the kitchen, l
say to them as / say TO you, no
church work, no temperance work,
no missionary work can be done eff
fectively without the aid of good
food, and not until you have most
perfect union Of cookery and christ
ianity can the noblest works Of
christian effort be attained in tins
world or the world to come"
''I say amen to that" cried Bish-
op Vincent fervently. 81 hope the
time will come when we shall train
our boys to ejudges of cookery so
that none may marry women who
are bad cooRs. Fried beef Good
Lord deliver us. Weak coffee, when
you might as well have strong cof-
fee, but that it wastes it, aroma on
the third floor of the house - min
utes before the breakfast bell rings.
Heavy bread, or bread light by ar
tificial means. When shall we
learn wisdom and lay the founda-
ton Of good health, and good NOR
ais, and good order by system of
good cooking ?"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Commencing with sunday, March 2nd
beth INST and secoud-claSs tickets will be
honored ON "The Limited East Mail"
trat ls 8 and 1, as well also ON the "OYer.
land Flyers Nos. land2.
"lhe Limited East Mail" Trains are
equipped with Pullman palace ana colo
MIST slevpers, dining ears, chair cars aud
coaches, and run solid between Portland
aud Chicago, daily without change,
Ihe"ONCrland Flyer trains are equipped
with Pullman palace sloepcrs aud coaches,
between Portland and Council Bluts, and
with Pullman colonist slceperS between
Portland and Kansas city, daily, without
change.
ConncctIons ere made at Pocat clio with
through trains "a and nom salt Lake, aud
al cheyenne with through trains to and
nom Denver, Kansas CITY and ~. Louis.
The above trains afford the quickest
time between the Northwest Pacific coast
aud Eastern and uuthem points.
Detailed Time ut trains, rates, through
tickets, baggage checks etc, can be prO-
Cured upon application toany agent otthe
Union lacluc system, a. M.LEE,
it1-1t-W GCnl Pass pVpt
HOlsE & MANNING Agents. IS Court
street, salem Oreson
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14

The stp-v Il tod cf . r-S=. Who took tSs
Rrrlss cf his cacck 90 TIE u,Sker - haye
thcn arp.3. brcar-Ss tSer did not keep
ercper ~rrs. o. coC-qa tie Clcck
Aer,sr,fss sHs a,crss. Rs ~ tAsn iay The
src,S'r. rSnils and c,cecSsS picplss sci
atcer Crcreiccs co the extSrror tel 81 .
III vca hare these sndicS.iccs. oe W. IN
time. sn1 take Dr. Pferces Gca.en Ned
scsl Discovery. Il puss TIE hvsr Sod KS
neys IN good wcrkicg oroer. purses tne
hlcSd. C,aazses tie sTSten from al tDpo-
ritsea. fgo-i whssever cause arAsl1g, and
tonss 10 The fu1csicrs .-ensrsllY.
~t2nst,a Mecica l2-sS.lvgry c1eckS TIE
srS~ssl.s. tnYusas of Scr0sgls. and. II t2kea
In fir7s, RrrestJ TIE r-arce of CocFunPtsoa
81 ne Ia1rrs (whsca - Lung scrofulal \
hurdles ard enriches the o1ccd thcrehy
.tslr,nr all skin and scalp DsscascS. JlccTN.
Sores SwplluTS ard kinarci SllrnsctG IL
= tonic - vel IS SltsfS-sTe, o. otooS-
cleansing, IN its eeecsS, nc1oe it ssrength-
ers the systcrn and restores vitality. there
by cispelkng al thoee la1gusd, treS
feeiings" experienced By tee oectlitAted.
Especiaily hls il manifested is potency IN
curing Utter, Ssit-rheUn. Ec@eEA NY
sipelss. Boils, CarhuncleS. Sore kyeS Cor
ire, OF Thick Neck. and Enlarged Glands.
aGolden MeliScal Discovery - tne only
Mood and hung remedy, eola By drug
gissa ard Qssnrdzteed BY its canJfaotur-
Urs. 10 do all that it h ciai-scd 70 sccor1-
plish. or money paid for l. vii Be refunded
WORLDS DTSPESSA2N MEpIcAL ASSo-
CLAYTON, Manufactures Bu1slo, y. T.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14
Notice Of Annual Meeting

NollNE Is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stock holders ~ al !
capital cold silver Mining 60, conso,ida.
teu or the city az salem, OutagOn will he
hels ~ tne once OF the company In said
N.NS, ON we second Thursday, the l4lh day
OF August, lssO, az 8 O'clock II. M IN fhe
sieellon OF dipcCtors ana for such other
business a. may come before the meeting.
Stietn, nrCgun, lnly g. lSt0
Ill-AtW y ~ SfRiCklER. ssssv.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-08-14

Itching Piles are known by moisture
ike pei spiratiOn, causing intense itching
when warm This form as well as Blind
Dr. BoSanko's Pile Remedy. whi ch acts
directly on the parts affected, abSorbs IN.
mors, allays itching ard effects "a perman.
ent cure, % cents DT TuggiSt or mail;
tretise tree. pr. Bosauko, Piqua, q, sold
by smith 4 Steiner.