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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20


bring " ounces OF urine, whioh will rcceivA
careful chemical snA misrOsoopIonl oHalnina-
tion.
PnRsoNs UNskrLLruLAY treated by ignorant
protendcrs who keep trinlnE with them msnA
after month, aiying poisonous and injurious com.
pounds, should call and 100 tho Doctor.
WoSpaavUL Gums by our improved method a
treatment accomplished 10 Nervous Debility.
Premature Decline Of Manly Powors and Kindred
Affections, which hsvo boon neglected or unskill-
fully troOlod No experiments or failures. Pa
tionta treated BY mail and medicinea sent by OK.
pross. Personal consultation 10 preferable We
guarantee durable caeea.
List Of questions FREQ.
Ag-Oaaes and Correspondence CONFIDENTIAL,
Tro Atnonl sont 0. o. d. 10 any part Of tho UnilsA
States.
Correspondence with inyalids solicited. An
Iottora with stamps oncloaed Aueworod frae
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
FAOfs FOR MEN OF ALL AGEs.

FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES.
by reason Of false modOsly tho youth Of our
land aro kopt 10 ignorance Of the rulnouu results
which oortAin solitary indlsoroto prectlccu pro.
ducs. These Woes, whom pOrui'ted 10, eventually
undermine The constitution, induco nervous do
bIlity and premature decay. Organic woaknoss,
nervous debility. premature decline OF the manly
powers, involuntary vital loasos and like afoc-
tons, speedily and permanently cured by DR..
Burner 10 thlso acquainted with the Doctor u
Ia hardly psceaAry 10 say that ho has for many
yoars enjoyed tho a stlnotlon Of being tho most
~ ccssiul and celebrated specialist In tho World
for tho treatment and cure Of these affections
which ariSe from youthful lndIscrotlon and soli-
tary prpcliccs, and all may consult him with cOm
plo confidence.
OF all tho maladcu that AfIlict mankind thero Ia
probably bons about which physicians In general
prloiloo know 80 little.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

SALT LAKE, UTAH, March l0.-Last
evening j. Il, Weston, Of Colorado, who
10 visiting this city, formed tho acquaint-
ance Of couple Of strangers who frat
gave him druggod whisky, and then at-
tempted 10 rob him. Weston fatally
shot one Of the men named Warner, and
after an exchange Of shots, killed the sec
Ond Of the ruilians, a man named Gran
vile. Mr, Weston then surrendered
himself 10 the police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
BRAVE FIRE nApD1ns
Sent TO Their Death by tho Orders Of Their


Sent 10 Their Death by tho Orders OF Thor
Chief.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1s.-ISpecial. l.
II has been found on investigation that n
number OF flremen were IN tho cellar Of
the burned block last evening, and II is
feared they all persisted. II 30, the liat Of
killed will be considerably ewelled. II
cannot be settled until the debris has
boon cleared away, which may take two
or three days. Fire Chief Daughoriy 10
severely criticised for ordering the fire.
man onto the burning building when II
was known 70 be Ia such Unsafe ccndi-
tIon. Five mlnntos before the crash oc-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
THE VULCAN NINE FIRE,

Five Men Nearly Frozen ana Others over
como by smoke.
ASHLAND, Wis, March l0,-The fire
in the Vulcan mine, near Norway, is
still raging At o'clock yesterday
morning the flames were streaming from
the main shaft, threatening the pump
house, shaft house, etc. Five miners,
who were caught In skip, narrowly
escaped death from the cold, General
Superintendent Kelly, Capt Bond and q
party entered the mino yesterday, They
were overcome by smoke and when
found were insensible. The loss Is $780,
900 10 $4,000 up 10 this hour,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
Chioago Market.


UmOAuOl MaTOh 10,
WHEAT The Visible supply decreased alA,'
40 bushels, 1he market opened weak ana DO.
ollned a lu 70 on the Visible supply statement
hnd fIee helllng, Newn nl rApWw Nv NeW
ane In Illinois, indiana and Michigan caused
good demand which quickly DOOMED pHeta'
Hhis wAH aided hy reported decrease 0t hlgphh
lh the northwest and BY liberal exports AZ new
York. which started tiip shorts % buylnHi lhe
close was AT the beat price Of the day aud y 70
b6c higher ,..., ,,s o,,
bushels a.. 40
OAfs-The Nbible supply decreased lup,u0
bushela Market quiui aud Htea W,
PROVISIONS llul faifly hopYe, ana weak
and lnMnr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
A LIFE OF EXPERIENCE.

Tho Doctor has had whole life Of study and experience IN
his profession and enjoys advantages which fall 10 the lot
but iew After attending his Full Courses In the Medical
Colleges and graduating with the highest honorn no
content 10 stop hore but has since attended other Colleges
and several times reviewed tho whole professions has asC
Travelled extensively for the purpose Of Improvement having
visited tho best Medical Colleges, Hospae Dsponsaries
Eye Bar Lung and other Med aand Surgical nstituons OF
both Contnens travelling thousands Of miles both by lane
and sea- expending thousands Of dollars improving every
advantage within his nd, and devong the best year
Of his e 10 become thoroughly familiar with his profession II
ali liza branches,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
EXAMINATIONS FREE no ALL.

Whenever Il n known that DIR, BURNER IL
stopping at place, crowds gather 10 consult Him,
and II " mot ~ DO wondered Rt whom II W fomom
y question: but describes tho different dineaeoi
beltor than tho tlck eau themselves IL N fWoh'
dortul gfl for any emo 10 p0paeha, and Dlil
BURNERS diaEnostlo ppwora have created
wonder throughout tho country.
lie adopted lhs following plan. which II peculiar
~ the large hospitals, and u not and neyof hoe
been the practice Of country dQot0ra,. viHi H9
carefully nOtea the aympt0ma OF the patient, and
afcortAinF the condition OF tho iniernnl otgnnpl
future relOruno3, In this WY ho moortnlnn the
truo uatnrs of tho disease and lta cause. Know
Ing the disease he knows THO change it.prc duooe
In tho tissues and knowing tho changch be ohoekl
ON the hiah road 90 recovery. Whom hlok people
consult blm ho readily tells them whether ho ohl
cure or help them, OF whether they are beyond
hopo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
New York Produce sIehsare'

NHw Y0HH March Ia
FLOUR Closed drmer but dul aud IN
changed southern Hour quiet ana unchanged
ltNE null
HAtLhf Nominal,
RU0AH Raw dun but steady hhl w
54g powdered aud Oubes, b,bbV gTanulAlea'
HtTTEH Unchanged
CnEfhE-Dulll iAGNry New York oheaahf,
ilMnAW western Hat, lnDlW4oi M.
FIl0h NieadV ifesh western hrata, tAol
COfRl5 spot lots steady fair Rio eafgoea'
nDfel fuiuTeh steady,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

New York, March 19.---The inquiry
into the events during the recent cruise
Of the United States steamer Enterprise
was continued yesterday. Several sailors
testified to having been struck, knocked
down, sworn at, called vile names, trloed
up, placed In double irons aud subjected
to extrome punishment for ordinary Of
fpncaa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

WASHINGTON, March TO- The United
States Minister Mt Lisbon, reports TO the
department Of state, that by decree
which took effect February 2Sth, past,
the duty on oil foreign wheat imported
into Portugal was reduced from 20 TO 10
reig kilogram
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
DELAY Is pANQERoUs.

Many diseases are no deceptive that hundreds
Of porpona have them before they even auspeot II.
They now thoy arc not we'll, bat arc perfeolIy
ignorant OF tho deadly fAnae which arc fastening
destroy them, uplees rescued by aklllod hand.
Are you aflloledf Your case nay now DO Dor
feoty durable. but Remember qyory monent Of
nogloot bhnga you nearer iu iQouIabls atagts,
Whon porhaps tho most nkillfnl phyalolan oan
Tendar you 20 AaaIelRnop. Tho present ID ourA
iho Ia ure my bo TOO LATR,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
ra., i.lberly CnIlle Market

East LlnutfV Pa March h'
CATTLE Receipts, l,p5i head shipments,
i,fM hondi market active and ~ lOi higher
than lust week prices,
BOGs-Recclpta, 400 head, ahlpmonta 1900
hcudi market ugtiNW all sold; medium ahd hu'
iectHd fihHAW. common and best Nufkrrn,
MAiQdlhni rigs, sla1lDi,AO
SHEEP -Roe6lpla, 100 head, hhipmenta,
6Ui head, market active aud Zoe higher than
lHat week H urrra,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
THE MARNGTs
New York AIopsy Market

NEw YORK, March 10
Money eiosed ataIt peT cent, the lowest FAiei
highest I pot cent s,,I
fTohanga ol0hed steady pasted rates, tAh;lt
Qlhblli actual ratea, tLhll44i,m fpf hAtt'
day BILLS aud sl,hlYiNih for demand,
Government bonds closed hlnAlyi euFFenpy
atl l,lbbldl "a coupon wv blai bth hp' i'"''s
I,aoiao railroad bonds QlOsed ah f0lloHA
Uhlnn hpts liNM bid do sinking funds, Llfit
bldl Centfala, l,lh bldt
hlata bonita closed duh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

WAsnmaToN, Malph 10. Application
Tor authority TO organize tho First Ma
iipnai 81 Fairfield, Tex, has been filed
with tho comptroller of the currency by
H. J, Afchinard, Of Dallas. Tex,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

ANNAPoLts, Mn, March 10.--Action
was taken yesterday by the house on the
bill providing for inspection Of all
western meats coming into this state and
practically excluding that product by a
lam The bin was defeated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS.

LATEST DISCOVERIES AND IMPROVEMENTS.
Dr. Burner 10 the only Physician In Ohio who has 10
ceyed instructions In the European Coegos In Analytical
Iand Mcroscopcal Examinations Of the Blood Urine etc.,
which are now considered indispensable 10 correct diagnosis
lin many diseases He has also extensive supply o the
latest and best Professional APT auS for the treatment
dflcu CASES. BY modern meth is embracing many which
aro Int aedom found outside Of no larger Cities There
many diseases which physcan In common practice do no
usuay treat and are therefore, seldom prepared with the
and costly outfit examine correctly treat with
such cases. therefore, would do well TO call at
learn their true condition. whether the doors Of Hope
lare yet opon or forever closed against them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

WASHINGTON, March IA number
Of naval officers, the members Of the
senate and house naval committees and
others, to the number Of about 100, left
here this morning 10 witnsss the launch
Of the Newark at Philadelphia. Neither
The president nor Secretary Tracy were
Nrpapnt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

ASHLAND, Wis, March ~, lspeelal,l-
A fro has been raging Ia the West Vulcan
Mine near Norway Michigan, since frl'
day, A party Of lye miners we're nearly
iroaen 20 death, being unable 10 GOT OUT
or leave the bottom Of the new SHAFT on
account OF the smoke
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

ourred tho iirsmsn were warned by fright
snsd aitlHsna 10 leave the building but tho
chief would not listen 70 their advice and
compelled tho men 10 stay In the death
tran
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
NOTICE.

An the unoolleotod notes and aocounta Of tho ato
arm Of Wernet Muhn have this day boen sold 70
Herman 4. Wernat who ~ call on All parties In
dcbte6 70 said grn, now dlsacved, and mAke eobAe-
nsn' Ana r''''p''O' ~ IMemAN J. WERNRv.
mArie-am.daw dDuh n, NUNS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
ma IMPnovED MErIIoDs or TRKArMMnr

mrs IMPROVED METHODS or TRKATnKnr
Aro mild and pleasant aggo perfectly gith ths
moet delicate Lazy or ChildI do not Toduco the
atrongthl can DO u6od while AZ work. tho greataAI
possible benefit In tho phortcet possible til1ol
Patents oAn consult him or communicate With him
M often a. thoy choose, during The whole time
required for tho cure, Without regard ~ whore
they may no, and without extra charge, thus
rendering tho treatment an auDoeestul aud ahun
naeh athar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
FARM AND GARDEN. |
EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS or
VALUE TO PROGRESSIVE FARMERS,

defeats af Conformation af the HsFse -
6hewa Ia = Chart BY "medieal oiAa'
slea'-A Coed Pian far Cheap Cattle
nam,
Tho majority OF defects In the horses
conformation are only relative defects,
with regard 10 the uses 10 which the ami
NAL may be put Thus, large heavy
head, short thick neck short upright
shoulders and a double dropping Group
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
nHm DOCTOI2I9

Rouusa NOT hut Continental no hhs vtsd Europe
T~s t~ and and made gny romhrkAba
together h AnaQmh Museum and nn ooooon
Appliances 6c Wh the hfaes ana nnost ooooon
now nod hy my On the World
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

IfD, l., will call al the business olllee OF
the NEWA.DnAooRAT the rates Tor Obituary
notioea will be given,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
LIS HE REspONsIBLEY----rHE HEALTH AND HOME


Eddnm d
dMM M
Tap w
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
DIR. BURrJWR

revisit mi thus saving BIZ patients the nvubo and
expense Of vpnE the o And hs tho only phceR and surgeon m
Illustrate and make plain all anod the cause and nature Of hoE
dlSoanoA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20

Everything usually kept In first
class grocery. Goods delivered 10 any
part OF the city. Call ut corner Gibbs
and Hppert Streets, and 7b East Tug.
caravans Street. Orders by postal card
promptly attended 10. auS-ot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
DR. BURNTE

md
hChrmnD
md
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-20
IS, 40, 50 TO 90 oents, lNow Crop,
rieB and BlumB,.......,,,N,,, ~
Eyaporated RaBpberrlee,...."... 3,

BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.
Fresh Butter and eggs always on hand
York State Cream ChooBo.... IA 10 "
Now schwoitzer, porpound,.,.".. IL
LimberRor Full Cream Oh'aO 10 TO ~
PROYIaIONH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

\ correspondent ~ The Corvallis
Gazette tells a rather gloomy story
~ Tacoma, He ssy>;
Tacoma hai a booDl with s }ig B
tUt j, = SpVSrSUl 10 even 81 casual
observer that that time : pA>t.
rSconlS W-lu now have % stand on
Said merit SDi frNul present appear
SDlSrS il : rlsSJlnE her 70 keep her
itvi, lS>i week look 81 extended
stroll throUgh The raSl6tucx VGrI 81
The toV and MAS surprised 10 SSs
the SlEu TO rent" on - many doors
Ga rsIurUing - my ho,5l nS-uSrS-
ri this ''glSlaE emptiness s. 10
weTc, and Was told cy several that
TINS V-SS glS cs.>S With oDy-hA-f the
town, IA,v- irsups showed tbA,
this yCSs aC CvSNSglulAtS, tut th51T
uUmte. > MYRIAD Ia The bl>i- e>s>
part ~ town this decline : Sls1 &p-
Y&rSut- Ou even llCs,k : IGe cc--
sD,cGo1> slgD for reot' g. 'Ncsa>.-c :
c0t SO cn>j and "rvgari.5-S> cE cn>;- Pr.
The Nsmhll Coalty Rspo-ss,
SAYS
hcEN-s> .-l&l N1G.r .rl--. t4c se- OF %
cSuH,ry lC the VS>i tSW v-sS - S-s
rather dlSe5,l raging to llS uNc-D Be-
llAuN 81 'Lt t1lses~ I2crlla = s>2-1
io t,S goo dead .C SKIN, N-a Seattle =
seSplEs hsE head i->i ta0s,y stowe
WS-gT-
The -se>sOps- rtp,T.s sH10 i1Ai
ylscs exists 4 cs,l5ral -4ck ct 1,.sJt
l- yae substantial res-gr,v> tt iacsS
C,ls>- The sNG.e V-o<vs> j. taking
g-S,S tlSs l4, H>-.,e1 .- 4aAr5---
llg The i2rgv Cyss-t'-S-1e5 >.,5gs ~
>a-iat-1 CA-t1,ci2- The certain
Jss> as lhs Wil.Azsss,s valley srs O.
tx p7sSSsvc5 q the l.1g r1a 10 A-y
wealth that Aa, o. c-1as t-.-a 1t-,'ss
tA5 P1sse- F0FS-sy shove .,, -,a-
s1.1t = s,-.s o. -slags~s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

The Astoria Columbian has the
following on the new railroad deal,
which i being worked HP without
any effort on the part Of Salem:
The interview with VIM. Reid,
published in yesterdays Oregonian,
contains an outline Of his plans ne
garding the eastern termini Of the
Astoria and South Coast road. He
proposes to make the permanent To-
cation ut once from Astoria TO
Wilkes farm, in Washington county,
and TO push the grading until he
reaches the latter point, 10y which
time he will have decided upon and
completed the survey OF the pro
posed line between the farm
and PEJlaui and Salem. His
pc, scheme Is u take a route
which will as he says, give Us a
double independent COuneSJlon by
our own lines, both into Portland
and Salem. without passing over the
lines either of the Union. Northern
Or southern, 10 Portland, on l.
per cent, grade, and from Salem fo-
seventy miles continuously On a !
per cent, grade, croSSlnE the Oregon
ian. Oregon X California EsSi side
Willamette rjveT. 2. 6 W. Y. rAil-
ways and Oregon X California
West side.
Asked II such s. ;hH5~-:oli con
uccJ5ou between A>,urls, Salem.
aud Portland would uoi TX al ex-
pSus.ve IDs 10 operate under one
system, Nj Reid said: ''Ou the
coutrary IL bonded j26eb:eine@s s.
s standard gauge would * cheaper
PEI mile from Astoria 70 Salem Snd
from Portland 10 salem thS1 Sny
standard EsCgs mad now existing in
the Willamette valley be shorter
from Astoria % salem ~ twenty
four miles than now. Sc * miles
>ho-s- and more di0y,i from -
lem 10 Po-JlSui .haD now Wa E1.Si
Portland SIi would X The ulosi
proS,A,le .-aHss mad IN We>,s-u
O-eco1, because N i,> short system
~ l4> nll.s>, u uoa.i give c-u8eS-
isrl> t0oll Astoria into ro-;,&rd
5sile, ty The No.she-u, Union,
southern q. P,-,zDi & WLAUs,ls
Valley -caS>
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
HANESNILLE ITEMS.

The many friends Of Mrs William
Perry will be pleased to learn that
she is in fair way to recovery,
after an illness of almost year.
Miss Ada Byrne, who has been
quite sick Is able to be around again.
1t was feared at first that she had
smallpox, but fortunately it was
chickeupoN.
The First Baptist church is pro
crossing finely. The society intends
hiring pastor as soon as the
church is completed; then we can
have regular services.
We are living in a good christian
neighharhool and il is 10 be hoped
tina, the residents can secure the
services II a good teacher, for the
last term has been anything but
satisfactory.
\ very remarkable theft was com.
mittel in our peaceful village last
week. Mr. Byrnc, one Of Hayes
ville's cnterprising farmers, lost a
number Of new potatoes aud chick
ems, aud one Of his cows came home
already milked. No doUb, Jame>.
someone enjoyed the fsa>, of The
passover.
James Roberts and hi !Hr,u,7,
were seen ON the streets uF lfaye>-
willie, These gentlemen have re0
boring outfit, and are doing -aj
work. Mr.. Lewis Savage II I,.i>l
HayeSville has had two wells suns
Oh his fine farm and site where be
will cree; an elegant residence Al
once. MrS. y. Kelly has had a
well sunk on her fine ranch.
Smith Collins, boy Is years ot
age. me, with a very serious aoc;-
dent la>, week. I, >.>m> that he
and number Of other children
were going 10 celebrate the 4th sui
broke into cabin which contained
dynamite caps. Collins could no,
wait for the 4,h but started firing of
the caps. Unfortunately the boy
lost his thumb and two Of his in-
gers. Rather strange that men who
hold positions Of trust should be -
s. 10 leave powder where
small boy> could break i'm and steal it.
The hne rains are over, and the
machinery of progneSs : again in
motion. Although considerable
hay VS. damaged, late >owu grain
and potatoes are doing nicely. The
CinEle q moving machinery c-n IL
heari. and the sweet fragrance Of
new uowu hay = hahn 10 the
weary Traveller Those laughing
Iles and the od q tvaUtit-. ca~aS
that are changing the dwelling of
the Haye>yils hu>us1dla2, de-
note prosperity and tespaaks that
this : 10; s land e ,o-na5oes,
cytlole>, and e.lEza-is, bU, IS lAnd
q sunshine
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

We Gl>asrU U-sAlrg JhA. looks
lSe s settlement Il ihs l-ol-ulC,3s-s
s.r,se. hVArsl5> SSSs-, tbs, they
z-s s,l-s Io ~io-
4 small uuUtvf cf .arqv2,e-s 81
Ozk2u6 have Struck tcr higher
v-Are> tli srq&N1,ly The oe'e1l
clol3 have tS>u gained WilhoOt a
strike
~--1, l-2-n o- l.ocy -si.r1ad hands
GA The IlUos Central ralNl&3
,s-usS. 81 rJpo-yei 2 vois, 70 t,roe
its ralr1S8 % dls,l4rsy Su IN
P,-p-lar s-QS.iu,Sl3g-t
4 ,rks cE u4zcllui>t> SD thy
Uulo1 Pat5f, 8, osportcj trom Is
G-au3s. O-yS-c. Ne 6ud ~ gooi
ac,c1g; os b. IaagS,i % j. sN-
J-slas,y 1lfs,c,; o. give soo3 a.
cc4at cs l2c5F saab,as t's the ma
5a-yy 90 uesrspSpSOs 40 las las ~
lalS Ac,-I yhs-l.
Esp,rcs la,5 Vlt-i,1c3 show Al
I1er,l l-s-gs3i,ls trAu,SsIi,1s ot -
operative >scse,sss .u GHyc Britain.
Tasy >loe that tAS ~ske-sArac0s
1su usar,y - stlaaa 90 slN,k. that
llras tsNlyy- ~ war tlsy have
diVs5,d S9slaeloo iu Pr0s,s, ans
that thS tosAl sahs> of lasz Ntzr sN-
evv,ae3 thyvs of ias PrcN,tius ye1g
ty SlaANslesA Itis = plain Jr1gh
thai abs WVrking pcoY1e iu Oucsi
Britain arr making sucN~s 81 a.
oFersIioa, shlle in tins caautry u
has bSSn t2g WAN a fSilure.
Mt RovStegiS b rsISrse1 - say
tus yGsi ghs ne ghgs 81 LsesaE haV'
psl uP sit6 ggsss &eAl 1r0Ea tas
/, AmcrscAn fs,leFAIiaa - Al2AcT, tcI
thai uoe the Orteg b goaDg q.
slriSe e.Sck- Itse oaly thing w'orSl
While tog Nj Ros'aesiy D. try a.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

er overeasinr. or the partaking OF too rich
and indlgesilble food, IS q common cause
of discomfort and suffering. To tnmedi-
atty relieve the etomsch and bowels from
gnch overloadinF, q full dose Of DIR, Piercc'e
Purrnftvo Pellets is the best remedy. They
operate gently, yet thoroughly and with
out gripping, nausea, or other unpleasant
affecfa
III the too frce indulgence IN such intcm-
perate eating has dcrapEcd digestion, caue-
ing dyspcpsia and bi!iOUSncSS, Rttcnded
with a sense OF fullnCss or hloating after
eating. coated tongue, bitter or had taste
N mouth in the morning, ON arising,
tlroueincss after meals in6oscrih0ble feel
ing of dread, or 81 impending cSlamity
and hypochondria-thon You need 70 fol-
low up the use of tho Pellets with DIR.
piercc's Golden Medical Discovery, TO
eope UP the stomach, invigorate the liver,
ans ect ell the processes OF digestion at
work. while curing inGiEcstiou, IL puri-
fes the blood. cleansing tie system from
all humors and hlOod-poisons no matter
Of what name or nature, or from what
cause arising. There is nothing similar
% Il in composition or approaching it in
results. Therefore,, dent b duped and
induced 10 take some substitute, said TO
be "iust a. good" that the dealer may
make q larger profit
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
Sound noctrine as 10 Pensions.

The san Francisco Chronicle says:
In the debate in the senate on the
dependent pension bill Senator Hale
expressed the views of all reasonable
aud right thinking people, only he
did not 20 far enough. He express
ell the hope that the soldiers would
not get the idea from the debate
that the senate was favorable to the
payment of arrears of pensions, or
to the equalization of Oounties, or
the payment of the difference be-
tween paper money and gold. He
thought that altogether too much
was said about wha; the nation
owed the soldiers. The feeling
in his state was that needy soldiers
should not suffer, but that nothing
should be wasted on a man who did
not need a pension for support. True
soldiers did not want mSney wasted;
they wanted their suffering COM
rades aided, and they wanted the
glory Of having fought for their
country without respect to Inohey
considerations
The United States should be just
aud even generous, as ii has been
heretofore, but congress has no right
to squander the public funds 10
carry on, policy which is based on
an erroneous idea. The question Is
not one Of pure sentiment, but Of
Justice aud equity, aud the rights Of
the people should be considered as
well as the wishes ot the survivors
of the civil war.