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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the part
~ nership heretofore existing betweea
the Undersigned, under he tirm uame Oi
q Smith, Ht'Salem Oregon, II thls
day dissolved by mutual consent, H,A.sin
gletOn having sold his Interest to DR.. j G..
smith, VINO will continue in the bus ness
under the firm name Of Smith q steiner.
All accounts due to the firm Of Singleton q
smith will be payable al once TO either
member of the late firm singleton q Smith.
SALEM, Or. March -, lS0
II. a. SINGLETON.
DR. j. g.. SMITH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

In thus retiring from the business OF the
Red Corner drug store. ] desire 10 return
my most sincere thanks % the many
friends In salem and surrounding country
whose pttrOi age has been ~ literally en-
ioyed IN the past. alsO take pleasure in
commencing 10 them my successor and
recent partner Dr. j. G. smith viii be
found fully worthy Of their entire cOnti-
dence and continued patronage.
II, a. NiNGLEToS.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
Treasurer's Notice.

Treasurer's Office. Marion co. Or.
salem, April llth, 1890
NOTICE is hereby given that there are
~ sufficient funds on hand tn pay all
outstanding county warrants that have
been endorsed by me, and no interest viii
be allowed on said Warrants after date oi
this notice. a q. CONDIT,
4,ll, l,dw,2w County Treasurer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
To Home SEEKERS.

The Capital City railway com
plmy Is prepared Ia tell home-steR-
ers something 10 their advantage
Mr.. David Simpson has taken charge
Ofth-ir real estate depAItnn nt at ! 10
Gfufa sfr..f.f ltatI And aaa him
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
Bankers,
Iron building, Salem Oregon,

Exchange on every part Of the world,
bought aud sold. Drafts of Eastern banks
taken at par Accounts OF banks and
individuals solicited Collections made
throughout the United states and British
America. We offer our patrons every ac-
commodation consistent with conservative
banking. lqdim
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

Lo Elch1u's Golden Balsnm 10,
Cr:cs CAalcrcs, flrS, nnl,s co,I a n~os.
sore son tho Legs and d dy; Sore Ea s.
Eyes, Nose, etc, Coppcr-c lor d -Bio,ches'
Syphi.i,.c at T. h, tlscascd Scalp. and MI
primary 10 ''Hs OF tAe disease known ns
SYPHILIS. Pric~, 81 co par Bo.:lc.,
Lo Richnu'S c I'd IA Balsam No q
Curcs-Ie-t! rv, lcrcu;'a Gg-oM iilo Rheu.
matisn, Tain IN tho Bones ra!n in tho
Head, back q The Neck, liberated Soro
Throat Syph..itc Fash, LunNs and con.
trIctcd Coz s, Stiffness Of the Limbs anl
c-ldic'tci II q sta"o from tho svSsoin.
whetAor eau cd ly ind scr-ti-n or abuse
* Mercury, l,av'pg tho b, ,od puro and
healthy y r." > 20 poe oitlc.
L'' ichnJl' & >ll1en = ,nfs:l An l.
dotH i,r t.c cu-S of Como racoa, elect,
lrrtNti' n G Ay1l, AMI az Crlno"y or Cent,
~ disarransemcnts. Prlt Q o. 50 per
o. nlchnu' coIle., spanIsa In
J'cf3 70, rB,vc"c cases CT G ,norehosa,
i'l,mm u ~ 'cct Gtrictur s,&c. Prlco
81 Tcr Z bttte,
- L2icnTu'I & ,i;lcn Ointment
to" { c@ It vc lrc,nro 'y1&.a,ic S r.a,
Gn4 e-u1'.on.. FricoCi tN.p BOX.
.rh.. u's Gold" I III ,-4:,c-yo
and va .-lt,ncHt; loss o pay! al pow.
cr. cStrtt e oyv-ror',. rostrntion, etc.
PricS 81 CO pCrIsCzs
- .ic u l:Crvinc,
StUt everywhere, G. o.. D.. ecuro,y packed
per express.
&. Il. rICHAn q z CO., Arents.
~ (; - S-nsl'"e s'rcet, oracr Ll,y,
S'1 T-1oci' no, Chi
C!HCC-AG lfAI.ED FREE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists Ma.
teriaIs. Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay. Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds. Etc,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

No poorer fiIure is cut in the
world than the attempt by any one
to make believe he is riding high
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

FANCY SIGN.-F. S. Dearborn, in
front of his new book and stationery
house on Commercial street,
las erected very attractive
sign in the shape Of IL large ledger
on top of a pole, the design being
appropriately suggestive of the busi-
ness
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

STILL MOvING.-The firm Of ]. C..
Brown & Co. has its force of hands
at work, when customers give them
any spare time, moving their inn
mense stock of hardware, machinery,
and 50 forth, to the new qsarters in
the Mimic brick just nortn of State
street, and even the large rooms
there will be crowded to hold the
unlimited assortment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
THE


Fast trains with Pullman Vestibul,
Drawing room sleepers, ming ours ant
coaches of latest design, between ,'hicag,
md Milwaukee and st. Paul and Mime
IpOlis.
Fast Trains with PullmRn vestlbulec
drawing rom sieepers, din ng cars and
coaches of latest design, betwt en- Iicagt
and Milwaukee and Ashland and ID tluth
Through Pullman vestibulp DIR win.
Dom and colonist sleepers via the North
srn Pacific railroad between Chicago and
Portland, Or.
Convenient trains TO and from Eastern,
western, Mort hern ana central Wiscon-
sin points, affordlng unequaled service to
ind from Wpukesha Fond du Lac, OSh-
hoSh, Neenab. Menesha, chippewa Falls,
Eau Claire, Hurley, Wis, and Ironwood
md BeSsemer, Mich.
For tickets, sleeping car reservations,
time tables and other Information, apply
10 agents anywhere in the United States
" Canada. II. &. BARLOW,
Genl Traffic Mgr.
.. Il AlNSLIE. GenI. Mgr
LOUIS ECKSTEIN.
Asst Genl Pass'r and Tkt Agt Milwau.
kee. Wis.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
Brick and Tile for Sail
MURPHY & DESART,

successors to ID. Nash. have well estn
lished Brick and Tile factory In Nori
pared to furnish first-claSs brick and lii
on short notice
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
new ADvERTISEMENTs
Agents Wanted.

Agents 10 sell the Beautiful story >
Living World "Sca tnd Land Moz
rapidly selling books on he market.
222dlm MAkTELL, 20 COuTt street
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought To have,
in fact you must have il, to fully en-
JOY life. Thousands are searching
for 1t daily, and mourning because
they find it not. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars are spent an
nually by our people in the hope
that they NAV fiud this boon. And
yet II may be had 10y all. We guar.
antee that Electric Biiters, II used
according To directions aud the use
persisted in. will bring you good
digestion and Dust the demon Dps
pepsia and install instead Eupepsy
We recommend Electric Bitters inl
Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 81
cents aud Sl.0O per bottle ut Fry''
drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

The residence of Mr.. ). a. Clarke
In South Salem is being put in fine
state Of repair for Mr.. Klein, the
shoe dealer from Albany, who has
rented II for wear.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22

Fresh Ihueapples aud bananas at
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-04-22
'25oWant Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver-
uSemeut inserted In this column for less
tn0n twenty-five cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
Like Clark Russcli's Sea Tales.


The steamship Vancouver left Liverpool with
q heavy sea running and head wind The
wind increased until it developed into hurri-
cane force and caused the ships speed to
average only about seven knots an hour instead
OF fifteen, her usual speed. Capt Lindall
never left the bridge until Friday morning,
when, nature being unable to stand the
strain longer, he went down to the chart room
to rest and take cup Of coffee. He
left the first officer ON the bridge with orders
to call him the moment his services we're
deemed necessary. This was at 8 o'clock in
the morning, and short time later the first
officer went down to the saloon to speak to the
captain, leaving the ship in charge Of the
second ofiioer on the bridge, with the quarter
master at his side manning the wheel
He found that the captain was not in
the saloon, and was returning to the chart room
when a sea struck the ship and washed across
her bows, crushing in the ships bulwarks and
tearing with it tho vessels bridge and her
chart room and washing the captain and the
9uartsr,naster into the sea, and also flooding
the saloons and berths. Nothing was
seen Of the captain or tho quartormas-
ter after they were swept overheard The
fret officer took charge Of the ship aud the
steering gear was repaired as quickly ss pos
sible under the circumstances. The ship then
rounded 70 the storm once more and after
three days more battling with the storm sho
arrived at Father Point Quebec, Ave days be-
hind her usual time. The quartermaster's
name has not been ascertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
Won't Force Women 20 Talk,

A lively discussion occurred in the annual
meeting of the Elders Association Of the syra-
cuse presbytery Tuesday on the propriety Of
women taking part in prayer meetings
Elder Perkins Of Sksnestsles SAID that he could
NOT prevail on the women in his church 10 tske
any part Elder Eager Of Syracuse offered q
resolution declaring that at 10 the sense Of this
elders meeting that IL IL NOT only proper,
but desirable, thst the ladies should participate
in the work Of the church prayer meetings. -
Elder Root wanted 70 amend 20 - to make il
uths duty Of the women 70 be beard" Aired
Elder Hayden Of Syracuse said: at has been
my experience that every woman has . tongue
and knows how TO use it, and Il 10 very neces-
sary that her tongue should be consecrsted 70
the Lord - we'll - the rest Of heEself I want
u pus that 1t 70 her duty"
Is Desirable would be st least more saIlsnAn
said Elder Eager, and the original resolution
ms then passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
AN AUTOPSY HELD.
DIR. Red Syn Died of Natural Causes
EfYnrfa IN Find His Ralafiuna


An autopsy was held YESTERDAY at Geier's I'M
dertaking establishment on the body Of Jacob
l. Rorer, better known as DR.. Red Syn, who
was found dead at his home, lila 7th street. on
Wednesday, and IL was found that death was
caused by pneumonia. He died alone and had
been dead some time when found, and it was
supposed from partially empted vial Of
laudanum being found that he had taken an
overdose; but the autopsy proved that death
was from natural causes. He had few il any
intimate acquaintance, and the police thus
far have been unable to find any Of his
relatives or friends 1t is learned that he was
native Of Georgetown, but spent long series
OF years in the west, much of the time among
the Indians, from whom he learned the herb
treatment for diseases. II il known that he
spoke sometimes of having son at school, but
be did not state the name of the school or its
whereabouts, and 1t is also known that he
claimed to have q brother living at Doylestown,
Pa The police have taken charge Of bis ef-
fects. which consist Of his stock OF remedies,
about $500 in cash and some household effects,
and he carried life insurance for small sum-
His remains will be placed in the vault at Glen
wood and further effors to ind his friends viii
be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
ID ar G. o ps.

ID xr q ops.
BLANKETS. u. ~. %, a. 81 % "a. %, %.
BID COMFORTS at all prices. Al,sd with white
IiLLow CASE COTTON, Dc
lO-4sHEETIN0, lse.
BLACK HkSIIETTI CASHMERE gard vida voo,
BLACK HENRIETTA CASHMERE Al Wool. Soc.
.kiTiLE shAwIa. BIG sHAWI1 DOUALx aud
o IsnIIEss af We H., moan, o
us One Ss.e bIkAcnED cAxfo6 Ti.AANEL In
fEAIHkh pisOOT TICKING, Ise
isit,I hAthLE h. .isEE fast colo.s. GAG.
SChsiAC COkSkIk u.
LAn<s Los Rs@naass q bkEss GOODS nsshsd vsy
-GESry GRAY SHIRTS md psAvKRa <ss
s. s NJ bs SsTToS s.l On n..A,n. 70
DhtsS tLANNEi. ~ yards VIA so
sILk VELEkT IN ~ e9lors. 81.
QUO c~ss FOUND CALICO.
Z. u xowxRp 3 son
eis l3l1 7sAsA az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
Tox,ro Flo.

IoMAro Flo
mid laxative for ecnssiTsaiop. sovsrsisu
table LAxstiys, sapsrtos TO any remedy nov on ths
market Can De relied on for its positys rssulss N
bowels ~ithons prodncang sdeprussns elect % iosS
ID time from bushes inpsvsss the hsalsh Of bod
Tomato IiF rfyss tone and strength 70 the Nv.
aEd objective yurystiyes now before She puolsS.
tor sale b. al druzY'ssa s1s per eS:is
sI7-3o' balSas.ors. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
Getting Solid Comfort

SECRETARY Rusk's family Get more Solid COM
fort ont Of their washinstou life than all tie
rest Of the cabinet combined They 60 in fog
- sasy, quiet tjas Of II. and The glory and
cares Of ofacial lifb nsithsr absorb nor ysx
them. Miss Rusk b ready . very pretty Girl.
and b an imme1as Aslp 70 her mother. Young
Blaine Rosk has . following d friends Of which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14

Two young men, Barney Nicholson and
Patrick Lyaoh, were In The Police Court TO-DAY
for vagrancy. They we're here following the
racea Judgs 1isr gave them twelve hours
70 leave the city.
BUDDY" 0andss, eolored, rot dsunk Sunday
and then went 70 church. The result Wa That
today % vas before Judge Aliiasr, Mo ansd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
Fined for Throwing Stones.

This morning in the Police Court Judge
Miller made some remarks in q case in which q
colored boy named Charles Blue was charged
with assault the result Of indisoriminate stone
throwing. The boy lives in Shepherds alley
and he threw the stone not far from his homo.
Some other boys took Charles hat and covered
II with dirt He felt aggrieved at their action
and \ stone thrown at them struck Mr.. James
Bosley on the head causing painful injury.
Policeman Ferguson investigated the case and
arrested the boy who admitted that he threw the
stone. His counsel, Lawyer Kicks, objected to
the confession, but the boy was honest enough
to tell the court that he threw the stone and
told the officer the truth about IT. Judge Mil
ler said that there we're some offensss that
needed heroic treatment, and placing stones on
railroad tracks, throwing stones and doing
other things endangsring human life, were
among them. "And for every case Of throw
ing stones brought before the court" said the
judge. 'some punishment will be inflicted on
the person committing such ofensea" A fus
OF $5 or Is days was imposed. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14

FuRrHzR REDuor,oSs IL FunxrruHs
UNTIL NOVEMBER Il. 1891
FOB CASH.
VI WANT THE SALES THIS MONTH 10 n
THE LAReEsr IN Our BUS
ISEss HISTORY.
Acaeva, Glass Antique anish Suite
hsducsd from-............-...-.e3Sso oc<.eo
a chevsi oissa xvI-osptury Finish larss
siIe. extra nns hnish.
Reduced fron.....-..-.........-...e<S 70 e5i
3-rasos Solid Antique osk Bsd noom
Suita
Reduced from. so 10 o2<eS
A3-paeos XVI csntury Solid Oh bss-seoa
suitA
heonced fror..... .e3b.5o 10 o2AtS
spisos Solid Antique osk bed hesa
SUITE.
fr0m--......-.........-......s2 so 10 s22.io
Handsome Magic Bsd Room Suite y
pieces and bras sr,mminga
From ---........-.----...-..-...s5ose sSA.s6
5oo-solid oak Hish-back ChairS wood
sat and highly poiishea q. .ot.s5
Well worth "a
25o-sond OAK Rockins chsirs.
to match above. ss.-................-...elso
Fully worth sa2S.
ioo-Extrs Size sofia o~i Rocferx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
CASH o. CazD,r.

Our fall ssoch Of furniture. csrpesa Ia. ID nov
complete. and II you contemplate purchasing any
thing in line it VIII be TO your interest to call
before doins so - We ARE ave you
from 10 to 25 per cent on your purchase Below We
mention = few Of our many Bargains and advantages
We viii sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. pieces los SIT
cash or els On credit
We will sell you . 7-pisce PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hs,r CLOTH for
s2s cash or $50 on crsdi.
We WI ssa you 7-pases PARLoR SUITE soliA
walnut frsnss. upholstered IN plush. eombinasioa
eolors. for s2s cash or $50 on credit
We viii sell you good woyEN-wIRE BED spRIN0
fer s2.25 cash or q. 80 on credit
We viii sail you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for 6Oe. per yard eaah or 6ae- per gard On credit
We viii sslIyOu good INGRAM CARPET for 35a
Ter yard cash or zoe. per yard on credit
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
roteharye for the waste in matchipE ngures
We viii sell al CARPETS, MArTrNos And on
CLOTHS On Credit at an sdyapse d scents per yard
the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
On all credit saiss and NO nosss required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed oa ~ sceouas sssslsd In
10 dAya
p GRoaAH
sll-an 80 and Tel tn - NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14

VU8rWHS 41VyU Wh0 y HUH Z UTSut0s
Charles Turner, Charles, alias "Angel" Roy,
and Isaiah Smsllwood, small eoIored boys,
were before the Police Court today. charged
BY Onicer Olmstesd with being Migrants aud
suspicious persons. The ofhess said that these
boys belong to gang under the direction Of
an Older boy, who makes some Of them steal.
They ioiter shout the streets, said the oiRosr,
takes them. The judge said that he vas not
going to send the boys 70 the work house, but
b. would require the father Of the Roy boy
TO appear and take charge Of him.
For that purpose ho was temporarily
required 10 give bonds and the other bcys Vere
released. The Judge thought that the parents
Of some 81 the boys Who are permitted 70 I've
IN the streets ought 70 b prosecuted fes sbsa-
doning their children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14
III ow To WAX
OR RIDE

Never lean forward when walking. Move st bsisk
pace but not hurriedy. Ride Whenever you and
much ~ possible on the cable line. Riding OF walk
ing always carry your purse and 10 obtain tho ost
satisfactory results visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE
STORES 5l0 and Id IL 9TH 81. Everything sold
for cash and less than market price.
Furniture. Csrpeta Bugs. China 0iasA LAMA
Tin &c.
Antique Extension Table. 6-foot s5; Solid Oak
Chairs. SIC; Oak Side Board. sl250 20 e36: Solid
Oak Chamber Suites sl6 30 10 e75; Parior Suites.
a27. 80 20 800; CARPETS from 16c. mp: Csryss
Lining. 4. 3 aud &c q Tumblers. lao English 1ss
Set 90 pieces. s2ss; Dinner Set 100 pieces. %. "a
&c. No matter where you live, enough -
save you something. Don't douha I'll you try.
MuGHTp ClAsH GRAsTY
We have on exhibition the handsomsst Automstic
Musical Figure in the city, worth e75 which viii be
presented 70 some customer. Soa lnay be The one.
Come aud seeit -
go 0RAeIx.
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/ An Dr,xa.

xxsctly. We Know yeu srs DYING 10 ma out how
- DO itbus haven't the moral couraee. the maui
ness 10 come forward snA put the QUESTION squarsy 20
teA To nass 10 shsrs shasp md dso'savs permit -
10 ~ thas
THE COMMERCIAL okAvR plooHrs
oceupstioa = sons md - y ssAamsd Of svsr having
DYINGi OF eoarss you ~; asssh n sure 10 follow
and In order net 10 b secessory before the fact vii
tell you plainly and poinsedly HOW WE DO II.
FIRsTLr-ouR sxpsnsa srs lot tAousand dollars
day.
sEcoNpLY-w. sr, nss HIGH rLYERS-
THIRDLY-we Arc not grssdy: don't want . hun
drsd per cent prcnt
FoURTHLY-ws sivs our personal ssssnsios 70
every dstail of our bustnena
FifTHLX-wsdo . strictly cash business guarantee
prices end do not allow auy ss4els to b msreprs
scented. and
LAsrLY-we sell our soods .sszaesy
TEN PR cHxr ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF
MANUFACTURE.
That's how DO IT, and therefore % y that ~ can
Hall. At sA99.
Menu sui.s worth Ten Dollar. 1t se7a
ING, Men: ssis:. worth Ten Dollars and ssvsnsy-avs
Men. ssis:. worth Eleven Dollars md Seventy Ave
Cents. ct %. as.
Mems suisa worth Fifteen pollar.. at slo7s
a. o6.2a
Mems An-vool Melton overcoass. worth Twelve
Dollars And Seventy i've centA - es.7a
Mems bise and Black Beaver overcostS worth III
teen Dollar. at s9.75
and seventy-hve Gents. at al2.2a
Mems Atwood Psntaloons, worth -Four Dolisra st
e218.
Children's Cape overcoats ss e.
Children's suita At elsa
Boys short Pants ct 5Oc
Boys' Loux Pants at 81 50.
And so on throughout entire stock ere sem eyi-
dsnees Of our care and wsschfulnsaA
Ins long and short Of IL 10 We protect THE PEOPLE
and they In ssrn patsoniss ~
VICTOR Z ApLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Hats, caps and oentlemsns Furnishing Goods.
927 and go 7th st. nv. cor Massachusetts, ave,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL pm Mo
DRAPERIEA
Life b too short and it, disappointments TOO bitter
to justify any housekeeper wearing out he life over
the sight ofa
DIsMANrLEp F1RRsIDR.
Anticipating the wants and knowing the needs Of
honestly disposed housskeepe, our
WORRY and HEART SICKNESS
ALL COMFORTS
PsorRAcTEp PAYMENTS
day to ripsn into the
HAPPINESS OF YEARS.
CREDIT Is THE BAsIa
OF our success. snd an
HONEST PATRONAGE
PRIDE OF OUR susInEss CAREER
HOUSE 4 HERMANN.
OFT. s2l AND sas 7TH ST
AND ssy AND CSC MASS. AVE. INV.
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Exscsly. We know yeu srs DYING 10 ma out hov
80 DO itbus yoa haven't the moral courage the maul-
ness 10 come forward snA put ths QUESTION souarsly
10 - To nahs 10 shars shasp md dscsivs permit
70 ~ thas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-14

WASHINGTON d. c.. December 9. 1871.
Dear Professor have used your BALM or LIFE
for myself and family. for diarrh9s, bad stomsch.
cuts bruises and various almsnta and can ssy that
ID always afforded relief from pain 1t In truly nee
essary household article All who try it will always
keep hand for relief Of sudden attacks Of various
diseases. It il generally useful that must COM
mend IL 10 the public.
Truly yours.
LEVI WOODBURY..
WASHINGTON. D. c.. May %. 1889.
Mr.. L. Mo1iey, The Sisters have used "cook's Balm
OF Life" for years past and highly recommend the
same myself have used il and ind IL great ramsdy
for Indigestion. dyspepsia, kc
Yours truly.
nlo-6t IA. WALTER Pastor St Pstrick's Church.
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When he descended the steps Keeper Perry
took his left arm and his friend Lothian his
right, and between these two he walked I'M
finching TO the gailows and took his place
beneath the beam little east Of tho center.
Lord let me know my end and the number
70 live" ..
II sounded particularly grim, this appeal Of
the minister Of the gospel, TO those Who knsw
was spoken, for Birehalrs very moments then
, were countsble on the fingers of one hand.
The minister then shook Birchsll's pinioned
hand and kissed him good bye, after which the
xxx Palm was read through, and then the
shoulders and squared him under the beam.
Next he produced the black cap and fitted IL
over his face and the minister began the Lords
prayer.
HOaRIRLI oALLows DANCE.
At ''dslivsP NJ from evil" the signal Of death
was given and the form under the sibbet
shot upward into the air, the head horribly
twisted to one side, 1t went away above the
gravity line and created horrible ''slaek." II
completely left the perpendiculsr, and for .
: sec pa part Of the BODY "a: sidsw.ys. yi.a
this !as but the scene Of fraction Of . ssc1nd.
aud the body dropped heavily TO the end OF the
rope. The weight fell precisely d sac, and
then strong men's hearts were stirrsd and faces
veins, for Birchali began terrible sort Of GAL.
lows dance in mid-aif. HIS legs drawing ~
| and stfaig htening out many times, his hspda
clinching convulsivsly and unelinohing - II in
mortal aeoay. GIL 10 those Who Looked in hor.
yihed suspense II seemed ~ II h would never
have done. But the hangman came forward
and held down his isap. Over the upper part
OF the neck and the lower part Of The lace
where the cap did not coos The skin began
gradually y dasksa - Il seagsstion vas ocsur
Ing.
AZ SO BircAaii had sseasd - Struggle and
Ne doetess were taking his pulse. ~ that houl