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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

Ladies' who desire a beautiful clear skin
free from pimples, hoils, blo' chesand ot he,
eruptlOns, should commence at one" Ia
use DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills
fbey viii also remove that heave lOOi,
,b',ut yonr eyes and make them brlyht
md VIII cure h.ndacbe from whatever
.gIired to lake one small pill at bedtime
which is coated with pure sugar. ana will
Wi gripe or produce any unplrashnt sen.
nti0n. sold nj % cents, by smith siei.
rer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
JeInsen's Universal Cyelepadia.

An original work by " OF America
INST eminent scholars as editors and
301jeminept specialists from all parts oi he
world a. contributors, whose names are
eigned 20 their articles, as n voucher Tor
accuracy. II you contemplate getting q
cyclopsedia, the canvasser vii be ple,sed
70 show you the work. though you may
not purchase. Address T. Z. BkOWER,
State Manager, Salem, or Astortn. Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
RUNS q

4N3 ..
o.. FAST trains l~ ith PulfEsen Vestibuls
Drawing r,,om sleep.vs. dining Oars ann
cts.chen ~ latest design, .bssween ChieAtp
Rpplis, - T-'-' iflo.
Fast Trains with Pullman vsstisulsd
drawing r.nm sleepers, dining cers Ano
AND Milwaukee, and Ashland aud DuSnta.
rhr,nkh Pullman veHtlhule duwlpe
rsslm and cOlOntst slsepers VIA the NORM,
ern raclec rssiIrosd bsiw~sn Chicaxe sne
Con nvsnisnt trains 10 and from Eastern,
y estern, N0rthern and central Wlsoon.
sln p.'lGts,. HtYprding MneQuAlsd service 70
nnd tiy.!n WAukesilR Fond hu l4ac, Osn'
kOsh, Neenab. Menesha, thtpPews Ealls
nAn Clalre, Hurley, Wis.,. and Ironweos
For tick~i~. sleeping car veServations,
lime tables and other Information, Apply
" agent. lAnywhero IN the limited spssss
,c,,I Msr.,t tAiiwsakse, VIZ.
G:s'i frame Mr.. st. Paul.
..,...,. MIR, Mtlwawkse, Ma
L0C - E6k -TkIN.
~. VIA. --l'i-I- Fsiimt ff
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
SALEM MARKET REPORT.
y synopsis Of the Market---Buyins and
selling Prices.
RETAILIPRICES


selling Prices.
RETAIL!pRIcEs.
REVISED QUOTATIONS..
shoulders sugar cured per b,l2H
breakfast bacon-l5
Hams-Stlgar cured, per ID, IL "a lsc.
Beef tin l21Sc.
Pork-l0 "a i2l4c.
Aiutt.pn-S IA l2Lc.
Vcal-l0 "a l215c.
Timothy -eed-Per pound, ne; selling
Red clover seed-per pound, lie,
White clover seed--Per pound, lSc.
Alsike-ls lsc per pound
Red top he per pound.
Lincoln Grass-l2Lc per pound,
Rye Grass-l0c per pound.
Orchard Gr,ss, -i7c per pound.
iieans--5c per 10.
Dat meil-ilt 4 To 6c.
Canned Fruit Peaches, 81 B5 apricot
" -; black ckberries, 81; corn, best grtde
81 10; tomatoes 81 10; string beans 81 5u
green peas 81 81 per ,loz. In two 10 cans
box; pe',rs Doc per box; arii pes 81 -; per br
Otitfoes Co." carrots D0c: par-ni,,- 81 "
quinces 81 Uper bushel; onions b. per 10.
FISH salmon 1tG lOc rer ib: sturgeon ia,
7, Der ib' small fisn sl0c per 10; lialibut anI
cod l2Xc per Id.
BUYING PRICES,
Wheat-,j2Ic net.
Flour-per barrel. 1920, best 1876 lbs.
U.,ts-Per bushel. IS 6e ;ac.
Barley-Per bushel, 5Oc.
Brln-Per ton. slB 10 a. mill, sacked.
Shorts-Per ton, s2l 80 " sacked.
Ch.p-Per ton, $500 - sacked.
lIops-QuOted at 3jc per 10.
Eggs-JDc per dozen.
potiioes--l'er bushel, 5Oc new
corn ine,l-;c per pound.
Cheese--l0Gs lc per pound.
Dried plums-per lb. 6g7c.
Dried prunes-Per lb. Ia iic
Enppried pruneS NJ per 10.
Brtter--2'NpSc per pound for good
Iard--l2lzGd i5c per 10.
Hnns-per pound, ll@l2c.
Bacon sides-iO per ID.
shoulders--s6lte per ID,
Chickens Sc.
Turkeys l0@i2lIc per ID,
Gre.e 76ps per ID.
Ducks, I2ll@l5 per III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
Health is Wealth |.

DK. H. q. WEsr'S Nerve ana Brain
irH,' mem, u guaranteed Specific fT Hys.
lernt, Dixziuess. tOn vulsions. Fills. Ner, IN.
Neuralgia, lie idncbc. Nervons Prp.tratInn
c,utea ny the use OF alcohol or tOhnccO.
wakeinlIn"ss, Men'ni Depression, HOfien.
,ne ni me brain resulting In Insanity and
leiuin1 ~ misery. -ecay ana death, Dr,..
mature old age, btrrrnness, loss OF power
eau 'rd ny over-~xeriion Of the brain. Each
DIX contains one nIonik's treatment, Si III
y box or SIX boxes fpr $500 vent hy mail
prepaid ON rereipt of price.
WEGUARANTEE SIX BOXES
W. cure any case. with each order re.
ceiyed by ns for six boxes, accOInpa nled
Win soU', we viii send the pu' chaser our
Wri'itn guarantee :" refund the mnney II
me treatment does not effect Il cure (1,inr
hn!e's issued only by ten. II. tiHM, Drug
g's', sole agent, 200 Com ~ , .alemi, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

T. A. R.-Sedgwick Post, No. 10, Depart
". nlent OF Oregon, meets every Monday
yeninK ut the hall ovei the oregon Land
c)mpany's office. Visiting comrades arr
cordially invited tn attend.
u. c. .SHERsAH, itnst Loilnlsder.
y. A. RANDLE. AdluLI II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
"struck the Golden Mean"--As "a BLOOD
Purifier

Detroit Free Press; "fllbhard's Rheu.
matte syrup, prepared nv Wright Med %.
,fihis city has struck the Golden Menn. In
the eaiment Of blood disease, aud its
.uccess is evidence That valliab g med eide
\ capable Of attracting the attention oi
every hmil y. There seems lo be but one
,pinion HI la its merit"
This is the secret of success Of this rem.
'dy, it, acton IL reinovi z Impure and
in)isonons m tier from The bhnDd. A thor.
"ngh ard .neci,u' blood pufitier. For
sale by Smith d Steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. L. .W.--Pr0tectisu LSdge No. ., A.
~, U. L. W., salem, Oregon. Meete each
Wednesday evening AT its hall in state In
surance block, corner Commercial and
Chemeket.. streets Visiting and Sojsurn.
Ing bgethren Invited r. Il. SoUTHwIcK,
IRA EkB, Recorder. " W
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

Jepks had queer dream the other nisSt
He thought he saw prize fighters ring.
1ttle champion who met and deliberately
Auocked over, one by one, q score or moro
OF big. bury y.lookin9 fellows, a. they ad-
vanced to the attack. Giants as they wero
than Q match for them. II was ali % fun
nv that jerks woke up laughing. He ac-
counts for the dream by the fact that he
had just como to the conclusion, after try
market, that Picrce's PleaAnt P,Irrative
Pellets, or tiny sugar coated Granulcs,
easily "knock out and beat all tho big
pills hollow! They are tho original and
only genuine Little liver Pills
Beware of limitations, which contain Poi-
eouous Minerals. Always aek for DIR.
Pierceis Pellets, which are Little Sugar
coated Pills, or Anti bilious Granuies-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
X. G.. CROSS,
Butcher and Packer,

utafs at. md Court =. The b, OF meats
le1ivercd Z 'ali parts oi The city.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

YNfLMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem
j Oregon. Office upstairs In fation's
block
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

T ]. SHAW, Attorney. law. salem,
d. Oregon. Office first door to the len
At head Of stairs In tine rear Of Lsdd 4
Bush's bank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
SICK HEADACHE,

cured BY the use of Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant
PurYative Pellets. They are gently laxa-
tive, or strongly csthartic, according 70
Gixe of dose. Smallest. Cheapest. EasieSs
10 take. e5 cents q vial by druggists.
Ccpyr,sht 1870, sy woaLp's INA Nxn 49,.
froe'rA eS AAia street. bunate, !.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
10 Acres for Rent.

A choice tact only one mile from salem
Terms liberal. Apply 10
HOFER BROS,
.I0urnal On.c>,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

DRAFT HUNT, attorneys at law, Salem,
OREGON. Once over Bars jeweiry store.
State street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

c, T. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law, n.
=, hce up stairs in front roams Of new
Hush block. corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

d. r. BONHAM. B.N. HAYDEN.
W n. HOLMS.
DOMAIN, HoLNrs & HANDrS. Attor-
d neys nj law. once in Bush's block,
between State and Court, on Com'l 81.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

nR.J. n KEENE, Dentist. ONCE over
~ the White Corner Court and Com.
mercial streets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

~ T. McNALLY. Architect, New Bush
~. Breymap block. Plans and specifica-
tons OF all classes Of OF buildings on short
notice. superintendent OF work promptly
looxed after. z 5tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

nR. r. G. SMITH, Dentist, % state street,
~ Salem, Or. Finished dental opera
tions OF every description. Pa.n!ess opera
lions a specially.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-07

The Rlchtr.s drag oompasy. agents bn
ana ~ :arket street, San trnDclsco Cal.
Circular mailed frt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
Orittes Rapitsl.
Ser Sdnfter Sinse.

Sn benz Dotfe mar au9 elm S4ufer,
Elm rislssrsts.er Rann. Sr nal aug
Ycmmetn be,gstommsn. no bic sutsn uni
l66asn Stisfsl gu Sauis finS. Sein
Sitsl CAB tim glsi5 Elm sepaIttsss In
isben. Tenn aue 2sute i'm Sorfs, BIZ
aIleufauS eiusn isbr bibi5sn S1ub ba,
ben woatsu, tumsn gum pommsrii5su
S6piter.
Die gaaern battsn isinsn romantii9sr
Namsn Ssnrisnto aIiosIsi5 tn has idwd:
bii4e SinSe umseitaffen. l1no bcs that's
aud ssm Siisfelfabritantsr2 gs fonnts
ibm sIsi9siItis istn, Oh er 10 Obsr 70 bisBs,
ueun er nur ptel Nrbsit betam.
Stuse ipannte re9t hsiBis BEN Rnis:
item, i4nitt unpsrbroie n bic Soblen 3u,
unb sos nit stnsm @tfsr pom 0sbsr, aIs
mlBte er iir ale Wsui9sn auf Der gan
ssn glbe S9ube unb Stiefel fabricirsr.
lluo mandmal mar ss ia bod nur cir
Yantpfisl, ben CT elmer rsi6su Sduerir
obsr Sanbwsrtsrin 81 usrfsrtissn bate
oamit bieis ben uerbdusniBuousn 9eber
mild ibrsn ssplaStsn Msdnnsru auf bal
5aupt ieesn tonnten.
GOrtissuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09

Dies IiebspoIs, i95ne SamilienIeben
bauerte unsstrabt fort. bis aulsst Der alte,
pom Iuen seliebte 8lonbin In Srieben ba:
bin sins unb &obin Inn weinenb bas
trsus auss suSritts, pie sr es INNER &c.
uini6t bate. Gem Isstss @ort mo-.
Dant unb Sesen fir feline 9iebsn. bic e!
,uridltsB.
Batter Woriuac folste ibm mad einissn
Sabreu, unb UNI bic ssliebte Nuttet tan:
ben bic orei sutsn S6bne uno trusen ie
auf ben 9dnosn, bis aud fs iesneno uOn
ibnen idieo our Bieoerpereiuisuus nit
ibrem @attsn, nit benz iis LANCE unb sIid:
LID islbf in Easen tisfer 4ymut5 ssisbt
bate. Ro1 uisle Sabre tebrte Der treue
5ra6tfubrmana i'm .,9otsl Oesqaelbsc"
Elm, mo nun ni9t i#s5r Der i5i5iss @sis
wie uorbem, fonber eins frsubise @aitl,9s
li9teit i5re Gbore oafthut, unb Der ,iuuse
General" belt uat:oinst tarauf, Dag De,
einfa5e, eb,lt9e, treue 8,tarbe istn Sat
mar, benz er cine srOBers SIRE untbat. ais
Wandsm, Der in solbseitifter Uniform
unb orbsnssi9mift BEL tim einrrat. DEN
,@eneral" ben er nur notbsebrunsen I'M
Disnite teisen muBts, leste CT tn ben &dus
men Der friebli9sn 9dusli9teit obnebin
u6ais ab, aber benz lisbsn 2anbsmanns ses
seniber mar er nur Der einfa9e, ebrlibe
Yttaroe, ben ielsit bic sidn3eube Uniform
bes eriten Raiisrreids ME gang uerbeden
%tonnte, uno ben 5ubrmann erfiate ifets
bier bas pole, einbsimii9e 8ebasen, unb
er lab niGt Dor fi4 ben 9snsral. ionbsrn
ieinen lieben, gum Wanne sereifteu Ro5ia
Woriuac, NIT benz er ben eriten Sang mad
Baris ssma6t. unb ber i'm nismals aud
III bur3 bic ~Isiisife Nnbsutuas barau ere
~innerte, wie f9 3eit uno umitinbe gem
bert. unb mas aus benz SinsIins seuors
ben, Der emit arm ME 5iob - ooer, mas
ebeniouisl gait, arm wte Elm Bttarbe mat,
als er i'm uereiniamt uub bos treue Sers
poa 9eimpsb uuf Der Cambridge ssfunben
bate.
Iie fibIte it5 8obiu sIifIider, uIs in
benz Rreiie, ben aIsoarr ieine Wutter, Der
Fnbrmanu uno feline beioeu Srioer nm
i'm %abrunoeten, uno has Wobllsfibt,
mel5ss iein 6eIB buI9oyurg, ibeiIteu aue
nit t5m.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09

limb penu Wsib unb Rinber i9on in
ben 5ebern lassn, iaB er oft nod an BEN
Bette Der 2esteren, unb er3dsIte ibnsu
man4' lebrreide 9eididtlein, pom suteu
Rrabeu unb tOisn Wao9en, uno umses
tebrt, 10 baB Crete, bas %ianfts, f,ObIi9e
Weib, teimIt4 ouswiiben laden mubte.
Den Wi9el aber warnte er fat isbeu Gag
beim S3Iafensebsu ms Bsionrere: ,Wfiz
del, Wi4el, sbiite bid bsreinft Dor benz
RattenipisIs." -
Der Bube tonnts nidt bssrsiien, wurum
Der Batter bieie Stmabnuus 10 oft on Jpn
ritte; unb ct iraste osBbaIb bic Nutter.
9retbs absr erptebsrte inn: ,,8ersiB, ;lie'
Der Rt9sl, MIR ni6t bic @%rmabuuns bsS
Sdters-uno bI uirit ibren Wsr;b erfabs
rem gu rs5ter 3sit."-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
.
6eidi5te uOm ben Spielern,
Gin S~ittensemdloe aus Sem
OolfsIeben.
Grite IbtbeiInn9.
Cries Rapttel.
Ser ShmieO alaus.

Sn etuem i6udbti9sn Dorfe-bem @es
bdatnihe bes Grtd6lers 1T Der Name bss
Oorfss entfaqen; aIetn bos tbut ni6ts
our Sade; benn es sibt iest nod gar
piele D6rfsr, ibwdbii9e uno anbere, in
benen iol4e 9ei4i4tsn, wie nabfOlsenoe
1T, ii9 3usetrasen - In einem i5wGbil5en
Dorfs alio idmisbsts Dor Ginger 3sit Elm
sbrlider Waun, Ramens Rlaus, ben gam
Gen liebeu Gag In isiner @he. I'M iid is!bit,
isinsm anbsitlamsn Dsibs uno isinsn susi
netten RinbsrIsin bas tisli5e Sroo gu per
bieuen.-
6laus mar elm sei5idter Weiitsr. llub
bic Banern, wenn lte an Ssis,tassn
Absnos i'm @irtbsbauie bel etnem Rruse
Bier %beiiammen iaBsn, tonnten ni1t ses
mug feline Pferoebei9ldse unter chamber
ribmen. Damn feel ibnen Der 8irtb in
bic Rebe. unb Iobts ebeufaIs bic 8ortrsffs
li9teit Der Rsisr, @absIn, Ssnisn uno
anbsrs 9ausssrdtbiaaftsn uon Stabl ooer
giieu, bic Der BANNER bss S3mtebs per:
arbsitst. Sosar bic Serri5aft pom Be-
ua6bartsn Sdloiis ididte, mas seidmiss
bet werbsu ioute, IN bas Oorf gu Weiltsr
Rlaus a.; unb Der Ssrr pou Der Burs-sin
5rsiberr ober 9raf-uar NIT Der Arbeit
immsrbiu isbr Sufrisben.
2)absi mar RIaus iebr ipariam unb tus
rifse,ossn. @r bltsb am lieblf ten bet
isinsm Wsibs gu Sauie, uub bsrste feline
8tnbsr, unb freute fi9, wenn oteie aui
isinsm SbooBe sauteIten. ga, es mar
Iditis, wsnn sr an 5sisrtasen Der Runb,
i9aft usssn bas Wirtbsbaus bsiu5su
muBte.
,,Sdrt." sruiebsrte er man9em Iisbsr:
lidsn 8ruber, Der i'm perIa9te: ,,3u
Sauis IOit' i9 meinsn Durit nit stusm
&rugs Bier, une babe babel ben SpaB,
paB IDS Der 9bsfrau trebeu;eu Tam, uuo
bic Rinber Die mi oa Elm wsnis nippen
birfeu, DEFENDERS Der RidsI, Der Sube,
Der aua siumaI Elm S9mieo w:roen mug,
unb bssmessn wobl sinen Stlud Bier
,u ii9 nebmsn fol-. nm t4 isst i9On 3ur
i9ue,sn Grbsit trdfti9 81 MAIDEN. Senn
oas pirb tstu ddter S5wabs ldu9neu,
Bog b.r @sitsriuf!. bas heib:, in NdBis.
tsit psrBeb,t, bic R!rusn itdbIt, 10 GUT, ME
bic grbsit ss tbut. 81 9auie alio, 81
5auie rsi4t sia RruS; I'M Wirtbsbauie
absr perbsu's 3uei, uno nod barber.
limb, mas fol- has beiBsn2 Utan Sietbt
LANCER. ais ss bsm Batter Gbomas unb ben
SbultbeiB gut bintt. Der Sierseilt
ifeist tn ben Ropt bas beiBt, man wiro
%bstrunten. Damn rebst man Oiuse, bic
entweoer gang unniis iinb oSer wobl sar
benz Rsbsnmeni9eu, wie etne i5arfe
S5esre ieinen 5aar3upf, 10 feline @sre abs
iGneibsn. 81, es sebt INNER meter une
wsi!sr. Wan fdnss IN gu ltrsitsn iber
bic tI~einitsn RIsinistetten, i6impit uuc
1u4t unb prlsslt chamber am @abs ti4:
zig pur9, buB man um Rttterna9t nit
ueri6lassnsn R0pten b%simtOmmt, benz
@bspetbs gum Ss.oruB uno Summer, ben
RinSsrn gum boisn Se'ipteI."-
Tags barauf, wsnn man auiitsbeu
ioQts. merit man erit, baB bic 66pfe aud
innen uerl9Iasen limb, baS bsiBt, baB man
tsinsn orosntIitsn @sbantsu faIsn fam.
unb Der pei losens Bisrss,it i'm @sbirns
sinsn bI0oen Stumpfiirn 3~uriidseIafsr
bot, Der aae Grsube 1ur a,bsit rein auf'
ssbrt. 90 sibt's eiusn blausn Wontas,
bas bsiBt, sinsn Tag, an benz ginsm nod
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MbleHfuna.

lieutenant (na&bsm Ct sinen Saisn sss
fsblt): Donnerwettsr - her RsrI ftsbt ia
brilliant TIM Ssusrl
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS

A Much Esteemed Employe OF Lansburgh
d. Bro. Resigns Because of Ill Health.
1t speaks well for the employees who have the
personal regard as we'll as the confidence of
the employers, and even better for the employ
ers who have the regard Of their employees 1t
shows they do not allow the pressure of bust
ness and the anxiety for money-making to
harden their hearts, and that amid all the hustle
and struggle Tor wealth they regard the feel
ings OF those whom they call In to assist them
In their work. An instance of the mutual es-
TEEN and regard which grows up between en-
ployer and employe is shown In the following
correspondence, which will be read with inter-
est by thousands of Washington people who
know we'll and faVorably both parties to it:
Messrs. Ldnsburgh & Bro:
!, DEAR FRIENDS: My fast failing health compels
the performance of the present painful duty of
rendering to you my resignation of the position
nave held in your well-known establishment
Tor the last twenty years, during which time
nave been the recipient of your esteem, gen.
erosty, and thoughtful kindness, which l have
iully appreciated, and for the same, 1 beg you,
can offer.
AS in the past have ever tried to further your
interests to the best of my ability, be assured
that in the future, with my grateful thanks for
your many kindnesses, you shall have also, dear
friends, my sincere and best wishes for your
MARIA W. HARBAuGu.
DEAR MISS MARIA Your letter of resignation
70 hand. We regret deeply the fact that after
an uninterrupted period of goodwill and service
that you must sever your connection with us.
II pains US all the more since we learn that i'll
health renders this step necessary. To have you
leave under ordinary circumstances would be
sufficient reason for us TO feel sorry but that the
loss OF your health makes this necessary we de-
plore all the more.
1t is gratifying to know that, though you leave
our employ, we will still retain your goodwill
and esteem. You may feel assured that during
your twenty years of service you have endeared
yourself to us SO as to make us feel toward YOU
not as an employe, but as one of our family.
You have shown yourself at all times one of
our most reliable, willing, and trustworthy en-
ploy6s.
Not alone will we miss you, but the rest of
your associates will likewise regret that you will
no longer be one of them.
We hope and trust that you will soon be re-
stored to perfect health, and whenever you feel
the need OF friends do not hesitate for moment
TO call on us. Yours, sincerely,
LANsBURGH s. BRO.
brilliant beauties at Kernan's Theatre.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
GOOD THINGS wINNowED FROM THE
WIT OF THE WEEK.

What the Funny Men Find to Say in Their
Papers-Quips and Cranks on All Sorts
of Subiects.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19

We Will Receive during the Month of Octobe,.
Direct From Producers and Manufacturers
One Carload Bridal Veil
500 Dozen California Petauma Fruits Tins
200 Dozen English Jam md MarmaIades
100 Gases Hungarian Wines and Champagnes.
200 Cases Carets Rhine Wines
SO Gases Dummy Champagne.
100 Dozen Sharp's Tomatoes, i'm Glass.
100 Dozen I'M Sfted Peas,
SO Dozen White Asparagus, IN assa ind Tins
$50 Gases Finest Olive
25 Cases Extra Choice Mushrooms
25 Gases Extra French Peas,
90 Gases German and Frem Preserves
SO Gases Vegetables Fruit in Glass
100 Cases Italian MacarOni.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-10-19

brilliant beauties at Kernan's Theatre.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13
Collapsed Elonnence.

A new England pastor tells this story at
the expense Of brother preacher. \ well
known and eloquent Boston preacher was
invited by a country pastor, who always
read his sermons, to occupy his pulpit
The visitor did so, and delivered a fine ex-
temporaneous sermon hat attracted wide
attention. Some of the remarks were borne
to the village pastor, and he determined to
preach an eNtemporaneous sermon, and
show his critics that he could do it, al
though he had never attempted 1t before,
On the following Sunday he had large
congregation. After the usual services he
arose, announced his text and for about
ten minutes spoke fiuently and well Then
he forgot his words in the midst OF one Of
his most eloquent flights. With one hand
appraised be paused tried in vain to collect
his thoughts. and finally, as he dropped
his hand, 81. 2: Brethren, let us pray. -
Boston Traveller.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

A New Yorker who went abroad III Or
tobcr $50, and turned up again here this
week sat on a lounge in the Luciler club
give got the whole years news within the
past few days" he said, aud am daily
prised at things / hear OF see ia visiting
M old haunts in New York, and al the
changes that have taken place during the
short time / was away from the city
hear Of nearly a score of my old time com
rades who have been buried within the
year. hear of bachelors among my nc
quaintances who have got married and are
sires, and Of hoydens who have welded
aud are mammas ! see gray hairs in the
locks and boards Of friends who We're not
thus decorated a year ago. hear OF ain
adversary formerly hard up who has made
money. and Of chum who was bond
holder last year, but is now deep in the
mire
Il see that blooming youths who wore
Jackets when | went away are in long
tailed coats this autumn. / hear that my
well wisher the widow, has now new
spouse. am told that our old chamber
maid has at last got a place that suits her.
[ have learned that my barber has made a
having investment outside of his lathcr
brush. can't help noticing that our
ladies have discarded last years fashions.
hear that my former neigAbor who lived
in fat is now dwelling in his mansion.
Thus it goes in New York year after year.
changing all the time. All over the city
and in every street Of it | see that there
have been changes since last year. tell
You that when a man picks up whole
twelvemonth's news within a week, rs
have Just done, there are several items that
surprise him Now give us a rest. New
Nnrt -un
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

James N. Place, Of Harrisburg Pa, who
has published in book form an elaborate
history Of the jamestown flood, and Is sell
ing il at his own expense for the benefit Of
the flood sufferers. was a newsboy in his
vouth. He has erected the finest business
house in Harrisburg, and edits and pub
fishes The Sunday Telegram, because, as
lie says, ''as have got too old to sell news
papers myself I want to print them Tor
c. her boys to sell
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

The beautiful picture They Pa large magnificent engraving
original painting by hNal which d @
900 viii be given purchaser OF three small packages Of wax
weeks after which the present VIII
he omitted sold its merits at the regular price ~ PER
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pacAaset N 49, e. THE STARCH CO.. Keokuk Iowa.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-13

Standing here at Bethlehem do YOU not
see thar the most honored thing in all the
earth is the cradles To what else did
ioosened star ever points Towhat else did
heaven lower balconies of light filed with
chanting immortalss The way the cradle
rocks the world rocks. Ged bless the
mothers all the world over. The cradles
decide the destinies Of nations. In ten
thousand Of them are this moment the
hands thai viii yet give benediction OF
mercy or hurl bolts Of doom, the feet that
will mount the Sleeps toward God or
descend the blasted way, the lips that viii
pray OF blaspheme. Oh. the cradle It Is
more tremendous than the grave. Where
are most Of the leaders Of the Twentieth cen
tnry soon 70 dawn upon u.s. Are they on
thrones No. In chariotsi No. In pulpits
No. In forumss No. In senatorial halls,
No. In counting houses No. They are
IN the cradle The most tremendous thing