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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
POLITICAL.
THE FARMERs' ALLIANCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. lO.--Presi.
dent Polk, of the National Farniers'
Alliance, Is very jubilant over the
result Of the elections. In an inter
view he said: Democrats and re.
publicuns are claiming every thing
just now, but when they come Ia
.ift the chaff from the wheat the,
will find the Farmers Alliance had
some hing to do with elec,ing u fsii
proportion of the good men who will
have seats In the next congress.
Up to the present time 1t IL certain
congress will contain thirty.eighi
straight out alliance men, and there
are twelve or fifteen more who arr
pledged to us. These men are from,
the south and Northwest, two sec
tiOns from which the most of our
work Was done. The alliance IN
Nebraska. Minnesota and Iowa H.
not our organization, and is NO,
an,alganated with us, but 1t mad.
the same fight and will Join US thi,
winter. Our alliance will cooperate
with any farmers association, and
In a little while we will have tn.
grip on the situation in almost
every corner of the land. We ar,
here tO stay. This great reform
movement will not tease until il
has impressed itself indelibly In th,
nalIOi's history. Financial reform
IL the necessity If the hour, and II
must come. The press and voice OF
the stunnp-speakers were our ow Ii
only assistants.
rIRsT AND SECOND CALIFORNIA DIS.
TRICTs STILL IN DOUBT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Returns
from 347 out OF 457 precincts in the
First congressional district give Bar
ham, Rep, II plurality Of 254. The
counties in this district fro'n which
returns are incomplete are C0iusa,
Del NOrte, Humboldt, MendOcinO,
Plunas, Sierra, SiskiyOu and
Trim ty. These nine counties, two
years ago, gave DeHaven, Rep, f"i
congr NJ, zS2 majority. They als'
gave Cieve and a majority OF al3
over Ha, risOn.
In the secJnd congressional dis
.rict complete returns have been re-
,eived FROM all but three counties.
Muriposa, Merced and Nevada.
Fifty-three precincts Uut Of sixty
even In Mrrced and Nevada giw
nine,y-three majority.
In 1883 these counties gave Clsve
aud thirty-six majority. No re-.
.urns have been received from Nv
'ip.,sa, which In 1883 gave Cleveland
80 majority. All returns received
rom $50 precincts out Of 4O4 Civ.
eighty-twO majority.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
ACCIDENTS.

BROKERS INTERRUPTED IN THEIR
DEALINGS BY DEATH.
WALL STREET, New York City,
Nov. 10.-During very exciting
meeting of the stock exchange to
day, business WAS arrested by tht
ieath by apoplexy of James Stru
hers, q member on the fiuWr Of The
exchange market. His dead body
lay ON the Il mr surrounded BY
brokers. For some time not u word
was spoken, but the brokers with
uncovered heads waited fo; tht
officials to art.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
WASHINGTON.

MINISTER LINCOLN HOME ON A
VISIT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. TO-
Hon. R'bt. T. Lincoln, American
minister to England. reached the
city this morning from Chicago. II,
an Associated Press reporter he said
"'Stories to the effect that l arm in
tending to resign my post are ALSO.
.utely false. l came here on u leave
of absence and shall remain about
forty or fifty days after which /
-hall 90 hack to England and resume
my work."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

Jackson, one Of Rube Burrows
gang, who has been confined in the
penitentiary awaiting his trial for
train robbery, whose trial was begun
this morning, committed suicide by
jumping from the third fioor Of the
corridor to the ground, a distance of
some sixty-fve feet. He struck IN
such manner ~ to break his neck
and died almost instantly,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
Excitement

runs high in this city over System
Builder, AZ everybody Is using II for
tatarrh Of the Stomach, Consump-
tiom-Dyspepsia, impure blO'd aud
To built up the SysteIIl-it certainly
must be MI excellent preparation,
when everybody speaks 80 well Of
1t. d&wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
What EA TUBULAR WELL!
Be Sure to Read and Get no Other

genuioe Tubular well Ia constr icted BY
putting down three inch iron pipe, with
no openings except top and bOtuIm. No
dirt can get in and only pure water can be
worms and Insects csnnst get Into, that IL
absolutely surface. water prpOf, and that
IL forced through the cement strata To
the pure living water. II IL positively the
this cOuntry James A. koberts, salem
(residence near fair grounds) makes these
wells lerms reasonable, 10 years expert
enCe. 6:2l.lm.d-5m-w
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Itching Piles are known by moisture
ike pei spiratiun, causing Intense itching
when warm. This form ~ we'll ~ Blind
Dr. BOsankO's Pile Remedy, Will ch acts
directly on the parts afiested, absurbs tu-
II, .ru, allays itching ARD effects pernlan-
ent cure. ~ cents DiuKgt.t or mail;
Iratise tree. DR.. hM,snkO, Philadelphia Pa
anld by Smith 4 steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
MISCELLANY.

SEATTLE, Nov. lO.-The Soldiers
Home commission acctpt, d tie
offer Of the town Of Orling, Pierre
county, to give u bonus of $4,000
for the lacution Of the home there,
aud an architect was ordered 10
prepare plans for tue building a,
once.
ANARCHISTS DAY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10 -Armsful OF
flowers, sympathetic speeches aud u
parade of 8OO Leople marked the eel
ebrati"n yesterday Of the third an.
niv. rsary Of the exc, uiiOn Of til.
Hnai chlsts. DecOrIIn characterized
ail the exercises. The speeches, IN
com purison with the old time fiery
uttera uces, were mild almost L.
tanleness. The weather was cold
and cheerless. The prOct ssion
marched thrt ugh several downtown
streets with bauners furltd aud
dra,~d with Grape. When the spec
ial train reached the cemetery the
processioh again foI med and mai CHI
ed past the graves. each society. as
IL went by, oepositing i,s floral Offer
ing, until the graves were piled high
with masses Of red and white flowers,
In various designs: The crow d then
assembled IN front Of y small plat
form, aud listened to speeches by
Ge'rge Sch,,,eidiDger. The purpose
Of the assembly, he said, was to
commemorate the murder Of their
cOni rades by the machinery Of cap
!tal. l.. Is. Oliver said that the
memory of the dead will stir the
luboring man 10 do and dare, and
" her that lime Comes let somebody
beware. "1hough scaffOld aud gib'
bets were built NJ every crossroad,
let us have courage, comrades, on-
ward" II. K. Bartholomew, in his
address, said The excitement over
tile assassination Of Lincoln was as
nothing compared with the iniu'
ence Of the hanging of the anarcll-
lists. He eulogized the dead No new
John Brow ns. Other speeches were
,l.ads In German aud English. aud
tie crowd quietly dispersed
GOLD DISCOVERIES IN TEXAS.
GAINESVILLE, Texas, Nov. TO-
Reports Of rich discoveries Of gold
In the Arbuckle mountains IN Chick
asaw nation continues to come, aud
miners are fiocKing thither. Fifteen
hundred leads have been struck
within an area Of % miles square.
AFFAIRS OF THE UNION PACIFIC.
II ,sTON Mass. Nov. l0.-Presi-
dent Adams. of the Union Pacific
snys: "There IL no foundation far
the repnrt that the U p. North
western alliance will I've broken. at
least not while ! ani PRESIDENT
. The Union Pacific" he says. "has
no .finating debt to cause II any
The construction M the
Portland aud Puget Sound railroads
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
Two new hotels at Liukville.

November 9th will long be remem-
bered IN Lame county as the day Oh
which u new city was born, the
largest plat Of q city ever filed in
Oregon, called Fairmount.-Eugene
GuArd
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

Oftho Willamette Unlvursity, aAleIn,
oregon.
The past school year has been the most
successfiil In It's history. Increased atten-
dance and number Of graduates. The most
snccessfil music school on the Northwest
plano, organ, pipe organ. violin AZ orches-
trial instrumei,ts, vOca,l culture, harmony,
counts, paint aud class teaching. Dipio
mas given ON complexion of cs,urse; The
musical director viii he assisted by ap
able aud efficient corps ~ teacners. send
for catalogue z. NJ; fAhvIN,
7;26-2m DIV Musical Director.
Next term begins Sept lst iseo.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

w. L No.e, ~, .,n. Salem, hs'
. full line Of general nIercI,andis.
and 10 giving away handsome bOOkf
with ,sh purehsses. IF
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

have been provided for indepcn.
IDENTIFY Of the U. p, and announce
ment concerning this will be made
soon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

Still one large room with alcove
for Office or living, In PostOffice
block. Call at JOURNAL office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

For Observation-Disclosures process.
ses aud hest work guaranteed, ut T.
e. Smiths old dental bureau. diff
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

Miss Mary e .,l,iuer. teacher on
piano and organ. Address pa
Twelfth street. II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10

L. McGinnis, Salem, Oregon,
brio smason. 9.10-1m.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
TELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report and
Digests Of all Important
News .. To-Day.
MARKETS..
WHEAT PRICES,

WHEAT PRICES.
CHrCAoo,-Whe 4 ! q m; cash
a5l; Do .97 May S1.0ia.
SAN FRANCIS O,-Wh' al, buyer
for the season 81 364 per GENITAL.
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-11-10
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating Psrlen { Candy MalaI aIslsry,
sss coznrnes ei~f 0srese
M r. m ~ A v ~

2s csat assslar oieas' Served From iite3 O'cisst
A:e % s.: xss':'s !. q x'S ii if'G ~ =:
meals without extn charge.
Choice Cigars, impaired An nome~sir.
always on hand.
Porter House htsek and Egys--..a oenta
Tender Lola steak and EeSs--- 10 csals
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sANDBAooED AND ROBBED.

Ntw 7 NIX NV. lO.-Dr. Sela-
YOU b'oodsood. Vetr. medical director
msn UaM~d 6ta'es navy lstora-
~'y '" tie 'avy yard At Brooklyn
w . ndba ). Cd Sunday morning
sIasa. Az roobtd. Hls condition is con-
..e.u crit cal. No arrests have
yet bssn M de.
.ssosxkp MS own EXECUTION.
sAcxsoN, Aim. Noy. i0.-Joe
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
Cured by Cuticura

u had known Of the CrTlcuRA REM
EDfks twenty eight years ago II would have
saved me 500 % 1.-TWO hundred do llars) and
an Immense amount OF unerlng. My disease
lpsoriAsisJ commenced on my head In = spot
net larger than a cent. IL spread rapidly
The scales would drop OF OF me all the time,
aud my suffering Was en- tlless and without re-
me to have this disease over again. I an u
poor man, but feel rich to be relieved OF
what some ofthe doctors said was leprosy,
some ringworm, psoriasis. etc. took
...,t...s..: and BAR apsrillas over one
year and half but no care | went
to Two or three doctors aud no cure. l cannot
praise the CuTfCrHA REMEDIES 100 much.
rhey hsy- made my skin us clcar aud free
from scales rs baby's. All used OF them
were three boxes ofCuTIcUHA, and three bot
tiles OF tuTlcunA REsoLvkST, and Two
cakes oil Ct rictnA BOAR. III you had been
here and said YOU would hayc enredme for 500
you would have had the money. ! looked
Ike the picture in your book sf psoriasis Lpic-
tnre number GLOW TO cure SKIN Disc eases''
but now aD as clear as any rereon ever was .
Through force OF habit rub my hands over
my ar ms and legs 10 scratch once In u WHILE
but TO no purpose. Ian all well. Iscratched
twenty eight years, and II got to be "A kind of
second nature 10 me. thank you thousand
times.
DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury, VI.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18


The Mahaleth Tent OF the order of ,.
N. oiduines and Jollfse Union celebrated
ny wenty'hifh anniversary, associated
support to the Royal Degree Cha mber;
the subordinate tents appeared iu full
RECALLS. The Queen and loyal Degree
department In their royal costumes, con.
vcuei at tbs A. U. Church, on French
.treet above EiPhth, on Thursday even
ing, January 10th. The exercises of the
evening: Choice music was rendered by
Tue choir OF the church, prayer by the
Rev. Moses Cbippey; Sister Scott, secre-
targ, read brief account Of the work Of
Mahsleth Tent, No. 10, Of the Order of
j. X. Giidings aud Jolilec Union. was
organized October 18th, 1864: the present
reports extend back to the last seven
years, viz January, 's2 TO 's9, paid out
for sick benefits, 81, i9l; Tor funeral ex.
pcnses, l,5N; In the year 1874 a divi-
dend of seven hundred dollars wAs made
among its members.
la 1880 another dividend of 81, 800 was
male, making &. 900 cash distributed
among Its mem ters, besides attending to
Their numerous sick and burying thirty
eight oil their deceased members, and also
pehsoned some OF Ito old members, hav-
Ing in hand for immediate use the sum OF
Sllo, with bank account OF $l,30p.
The present officers are: T. s. NJ, Sophia
ID. Ehoadfi 3. NJ, Margaret Sterling; J.
NJ, Emelinc Morris; N. OF O., Sarah J.
Doane; X. g., Louisa Newton; +. s.,
Rachel j. Tlighmln; NJ. Of Key, Esther
Graf &; q. D.. Maria Clarss NJ. OF W. T..
barbary Barnes; Tylofrss, Rmsline
| Archie.
Miri.,, Tact ,ano.tsa nr o;.t.. NJ,
tha A. Bayard, Recording Scribe. This
Tent, No. 10, Of the same order, wac or.
ganized March "a, 80, with a member.
SHIP OF "a. Its labors OF charity was Q
marvel, having paid out for relief OF its
members and burial fees the sum o.
s2,s2i, with $500 in hand. There Is I
membership in good standing OF e2, will
officers.
The ladies then prepared themselves 4
listen TO a sermon, which WAS delivcre.
by the pastor Of said church, Rev. @. v
Peterson; subject, 'The power and ii flu
enee OF social sisterhood." He selected
for text Ruth, /, IS, II. The reverend
gentleman paid q glowing tribute TO tn
work OF these ladies they have demon
sirated slnce their existeuee, Of whicl
lew lodges OF the opposite sex Of thei
race can boast.
PRESENT OFFICERS.
s. N. Araminta Jenkinsf J. NJ, Ann
Austin; NJ. of o., Sarah bmailwood; |,
g., Anna A. Fountain; II. g., Lucind
Scott; NJ. OF Key, Rebecca @. Rigby; M
Of W. r.. Rosanna Nelsoni Usher, Eliz
J. Frazier; Tyleress. Lens .. shockiey
.. NJ, Eliza Lneham; X. O, Martha 4
Bayard; Y. S., Mary T.. Carty. Aitt
which the orders with the congregation
repaired to the lecture room where tn
tables were laden with the delicacies @
the season and all present did ample iu
lice and spent an enjoyable eniDg i
feastiug on the good things prepared t
the ladies.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

as we'll drop II. He would object any
how,n matter who applied Tor II license.
Mr.. Prickett said that large number
had already been allowed TO pass to
which he hal made no objections.
William Mailer applied for y license
Tor the Lafayette Hotel. Mr.. Prickett
objected, que. tlonipg Mr.. Mahler's moral
character because he had been divorced
from his wi e, Mr.. Mailer offering no
objection to the divorce. Letters endor-
sling MAILER we're read from City Conn.
Gilman Chambers, Samuel W. Price, T..
+. Kane, DIR. Howard Ogle and j. NJ.
eolomon. A letter from Mr.. BayArd 10
ex-Juige Lyman, speaking IN favorable
lerns OF Mr.. MAILER, was read. The ex-
Secretary thought the place Was well To-
Gated. well kept and that tha court should
have no EesitLncy In granting a license.
lstter TO Mr.. Mailer from General
Hastings, thanking him for tho services
he had rendered VI JohGstown alter the
Hood, was read.
The application of Philip D,crey, OF
Pleasant and jackson streets, cola psed.
Lawyers Lyman aud J. +. Blggs said that
there had been no remonstrance again 81
Deerey. but Mr.. Pickett said that he
had been convicted Tor selling liquor Oh
sunday aud to minors.
Mr.. Pickett wanted to prove that
Louis Winkler. of Thirteenth aud French
streets, was suffering from delirium tre'
mens. but DIR. shortlidge sa,l the appli.
cant had the grip
The court at 3 o'clock adjourned until
0 O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

The man who was found burned to
death In his home in Braudywine hun
drcd, near Bethel NJ. T.. Church, . few
days ago, lived In this locality for fifteen
years; he always gave his name as Will
liam Hand, aud he was assessed and
voted by that name. lie claimed to
have come from Milford, Del, where he
had wife and children. and that he
owned II farm and q schooner aud had
followed the water In his early life.
When drunk he wanted to be called Cap
tsiu Hand. He rented the house In
witch he died from John Booth aud had
lived there abeut three months. lie also
lived in number OF other small houses
while here, and aiways lived alone.
There WAS man from down the State In
this neighborhood a number OF years ago
and he thought he recognized Mr.. Hand
as Levln Meredith, but MI. Hand said
that he was mistaken. Who was right
was mystery to u.. Mr.. Hand waa
about G5 years Of age. medium size, full
beard AND worked on farms for living.
He had been drinking for some time; he
came home drunk and broke'the lamt
and the oil aud his clothing caught fre,
when no was burned To death. Coroner
Gamble held aG inquest and had tht
body buried IN tine county buryinl
ground. He left no property wortt
speaking Uf. H. L.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

The new Blood and skin PurlRer and
purest and best OF IIumor Remedies,
lrternsily. and CurI cuRA, the
great skin Cure, and CrTIcURA
soar. an exquisite Skin Beantiicr, EXTERNAL
ly, speedily, and permanently cure every
plmpiy, scroiulons and Hereditary disen ses
aud hnmore of the skin. scalp and blood,
with loss OF hair, from pi N pies to scroiula.
sold everywhere. Price, CrtIcurn, soc,
soap, &C.; rcsolvcnt, 81. Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
tion. Boston.
&S-Send ior allow to Cure Skin Dis
eases" 81 pi,gcs. 20 illustrations, and l0t
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

Ngw Ioag, jan. is.-Captain Petty,
OF the steamer Saratoga, which arrived
here ON wednesday IRON Havsna, was
arrested yesterday, ON q charge OF tmug.
Cling. lie had gripsaek containing
-. coo worth OF ieweiry, on wi. eh n0
duty had been paid. lie says that Isaac
Lsmm, passenger, requested him 10
take care Of the gripsaek ior him With
out telling him what lis contents were.
Subsequently, Lainm was arrested In a
brokers' office, with whom he was AZ.
ranging 10 lave The Jewe'ry rent to Hol.
land. lie den'ei that he had any inten-
ton of smuggling. Both men were taken
before Cou missioner shields, and held
in e., 800 bail ior examir alton.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

Where can get the real genuine Le.
high coal? asked reighbor Jones OF friend
Smith. That question is easily solved.
get mine OF Steward Il Chandler,
south side Market street bridge, OF at
their branch office, Second and French
streets. And, by the way, 1t is sold ut
Cartnei's family pharmsey, sixth and
Madison. That's all right, but do you
think they sell 1t. Take my advice and
try II. The proof OF the pudding Is the
eating of It. Nov II you find the Le-
high too hard, they sell the best sehuyl-
kill coal and the Lee coal. j have been
all around, and like their coal and Rm
we'll pleased with the weight. have to
put an extra board on my bins.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

Miller & Jenkins having purchased
the property No. Gl7 shipley street, pro-
pose to tear down the old bui ding and
erect a new three story brick structure
on the site. The first floor will be used
as plumbing store, and the second and
third stories will be lifted up us billiard
rooms, for the use OF the Delaware Club.
The entire expenditure VIII amount to
about $4,000. The plans have been pre-.
pared by Il. l.. Rice, aud the work OF
tearing out will commence on the a5th
Of March.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

The Committee On Go operation at the
National Grange very wisely urged co
operation IN politics. not in a partisan
sense, but in n law-inRklng sense. which
will enable farmers to have some inliu.
ence in shaping aud controlling leglsla.
ton so as TO modify or repeal such lawn
as operate against their material interests
by Increasing their taxes and In various
ways decreasing the value of their farm
productions. II farmers neglect this
their doom is sealed.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
Religious Notice.

Persons favorable 10 a practical cous'd-
GRAFTON of mission enterprise In sn un-
occupied part OF West Wilmington are
cordially invited to meet In tho room on
the second floor OF Mr.. 4. Moulton's
whselwright shop, on Uaion street :.-..
Lancaster avenue, Tomorrow at p. M.
The room is commodious aud will be
con- .ortably heated AID seated. All per-
SONS Interested will be welcome.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
A Whi.key scare for ives, Chester.

WEST CHESTER, Jan. lG.-Much ex-
citement is manifested here to-day oyer
au application for wholesale liquor
store by Chauneey Darlington, now "a
dry goods merchant prominent In the
place. He is backed by u score OF promi,
nent meu who have signed his appliea.
tion, ani the Court will decide the mat
ter.in a few days. There Is only one
such stors In the county at present-in
DnW nIuytpwn.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

A pair of prey horses which had been
stolen from West Chester, Pa, on Thurs
day, were found BY officer Zerby yester-
day morning in an old barn on the Wei
din property, near the old Blue Bah Inn,
Brandywine Hundred, who brought them
iuto tile city and put them mp ut the
stables of Nj. Brown, at Eleventh end
Cpippy streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

Is kept busy extracting, flling and max
ing teeth. His prices are reasonable, and
all work warranted to be tirst-class in
avery particular. He extracts teeth for
25c.; with gas, doe. A sci of teeth, s.. so;
best, *. Teeth filed with silver, i5c. ;
emalgam, 5Oe.; goll, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Once. 7Oj Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

The visit of Windsor Lodge, Sons of
st. George, TO Nelson Lodge, of Chester,
has been postponed ON sccount OF so
many OF the officers and inembers OF the
last mentioned being afflicted with La
Grippe that they will 10 unable to
properly entertain the visiting brethren
GU iLe occasion.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
Catarrh, ,C.ta argliai CCa.L-ss-Hay Fever
A New Homo Treatment.

thftslNtn AuNOtHtts
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these Diseases are contagious, or that
they are due TO Ihe presence OF living
parasites In the lining membrane OF the
nose and eustacbian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
n fact, and the result OF this discovery ia
that a simple remedy has been iormu-
lated whereby eatarrii, catarrhal dcAiness
and hay fever are permanently cured In
from one TO three simple applications
made at home By the patient once In two
weekt.
N. h This treatment is not snu1 or
an ointment; both have boen discaT ded
by reputable physicians as injurious.
A pamphlet explaining This new treat
ment IL sent free on receipt of stamp Ia
pay postage, by A. II. Dixon & Son, 337
and $50 West King street. Toronto,
Canada.
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18

No medicine seems to be so grand in It's
action for rapid curing OF the very dan.
gerous cough and tor the certain preven-
ton oi pneumonia or inflammation oi the
lungs, AS DIR. simms' White Pulmobic
Balsam, SOC. aud 81. Sold by druggists.
Depot, 4th aud King streets, Whining
ton
Daily Republican., 1890-01-18
COAL TRAINS wHECKEp.

NEwBURG, Jan. IA bad wreck OF
two coal trains occur cd this afternoon
on the curve at Blooming Grove Station,
on the Newburg branch Of this Erie
Railroad. The forward train stopped to
cool a hot journal, when the other train
ran into it.. The engineer and fireman
saved Themselves by jumping. Edward
The rear engine and the catoo o OF the
forward train, as well as several cars,
were badly broken up, and the track
was blockaded for several hours.