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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
Beef For the Asiaties.

The following sensational story
was put on the wires at Chicago as
a press dispatch: The English gov
ernmeut through, the British consul
Of this city, has been Tor some time
negotiating with Armour X Co. for
the establishment AT some point in
India OF q big beef -aughteriug and
packing house. There is an im-
meuse population in India which,
on account OF caste, prejudice will
not touch beef handled by Chris
uans. In addition To this population
there Is an immense standing army
OF white men, large force of clerks
H. all the government Offices and a
legion OF servants who must bt fed.
The importation oi beef even for
those who Will eat it is expensive
and hence the British govern
meul as 81 measure Of economy l.
seeking 90 induce Armour X Co. TO
SCI up a plant in India Whereby
the employment of native workmeu
and strict adherence 60 caste regula-
toins all objections 10 the product
may he reHoycd. Mr.. Darlington.
representative of Armour * CO.,
would not be interviewed on the
subject lie politely infused 10
talk about the report, beiug abso-
lutely uon-commiltal. It is evident.
however, that negotiations OF this
character are pending.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
A Correction.
SALEM, Jan, 81, 1891.

SALEM, JAM olf 1851
ED. JOURNAL: Permit me to cor
rect an error in your report Of the
proceedings Of the house in yester-
days 3Gtk issue. My statement
wa. that ] had bpen informed 10y
one of the railroad commissioners
that the commission had Informed
Mr.. Koehler Of the defective chsrac-
ter Of the Lake Labish trestle nearly
a year before the disaster occurred.
had heard by common report that
the commissioners ard Mr.. hOehler
had personally examined the struc-
ture
7 have examined the official report
Of the commission since noticing
your error. and see on page 5l7 that
the commission left Portland, Nov.
Is. 1859, to examine bridges and
trestles Of the East side division Of
the Southern Pacific and among
other needed repairs say: "The
trestle near Brooks station need.
renewal" There is no allusion to
Mr.. Koehler's presence or proof that
be was ever notified or that the tres
tie near Brooks station was north OF
south. This portion Of the commits.
sion's report contains reasons in its
indefniteness, for single commits
sioner, so that the public and its
representatives can prove with more
certainty who are responsible.
A very natural question for read
ers Of the report alluded to above is:
Did the commission ever formally
notify Superintendent Koehler OF
the need of renewal of the trestle
near Brooks station, and If so what
became of the correspondence?
J. MINTo,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

FoRCIBLY RENEMBERED.-
year ago to-day there was general
excitement In the Willamette val
ley on account of the high water In
streams. The Willamette river was
assuming the proportions Of great
black river and l0gs and drift wood
were coming down freely. In this
city the general topic was, ''will the
bridge stand?" which many were
then doubling. On the next day,
q year ago tomorrow, the water was
still rising, and at noon thousands
Of people were on the river bank
near the bridge, and about two
o'clock In the afternoon that great
structure began 10 tremble and
about forty minutes later one Of the
east piers gave way and the Salem
bridge went down with IA terrible
crash. The river kept rising all
that night aud most Of the next day.
A few hours after the bridge went
out the water works were compelled
10 shut down on account Of the
pack water. The electric light
plant was flooded and the city was
thrown into darkness. Wells were
overfiowing aud no water could be
had for domestic use, though the
city was almost flooded. About /
o'clock, Feb. 4th, the river reached
It's highest and at O'Clock was be-
ginning 20 fall. The 9th the steamer
Bentley, which had been tied up at
this city, went uplto Independence
as a relief boat for the sufferers.
The food cut Salem of without any
mail for more than week. Bridges
were out everywhere and reports
were coming IN from every avail
able point OF the destruction from
high waters. Though IL has only |
been q year salem has a steel bridge |
over the Willamette where the old |
,ne stood, aud the bridges over Min
,reek have been replaced. Ia the
ace Of all these the valley never was
more prosperous than tO day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

lg THR CIuTCHRs or THR Law.
--SherIn f.. NJ. Croisan returned
from Portland last night bringing
Isaae Mozart, who is charged
with stealing horsss in this county.
The sheriff, assisted by Detective Joe
Day found the three horses miss
ing nom this county. They had a
dltiicult task a. find them AS Mozart
had disposed of them 20 band OF
gypsies who are oamped Ina the
suburbs Of North Portland, aud trade,
buy and doubtless steal horses for "A
livelihood. The gypsles had sold
the mare of MIR. Cooley 10 Dr. q. w.
King, and that of DIR. Reynolds was
slill Ia their possession. The horse
OF George Ramp was slill la tho care
Of Mozart and was az what is known
as stable No. ], la south Portland.
The ofiiccrs were two days la secur-
ing the slolen animals and were put
10 their Wits end 20 devise plans TO
beat the hand of about any cunning
gypsies, tut they succeeded In doing
that aud securing thv lhree animals
Mozart Was up log q bearing this
morning la judge Batohvlor's court,
when he waived examination and
was bound over 10 wait the action
of the grand Jary, which MEETS next
Monday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

The facilities ofthe present day for
the Prolnetion ofeveything that will
eonduee 10 the material welfare and
comfort Of fmanSiad are almost unlini.
iscd, and when Syrup Of Figs VAS 6rsi
produced the world was enriched with
the Only perfect laxative known, as Il
Is the only remedy which IS truly
pleasing eni TvlFeshing TO the taste
and prompt and eaectual 90 cleanse
the system gently in the Spring time
or, in fact, AZ any time, and the better
L Is known the more popular il b.
comes
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
Summons.
In the Circuit our o. the State Of ore.
gou, for the county oi Marion.
Mckinley Mitchell plaintiff


son, TOT the county oi Marion.
Mckinley Mitchell plaintiff
Jas. h. Barnes aud Teresa Barnes. Mar,
Satres, Mary r Lambrghl ana Wm
laiuur.ghL Margaret J. Mark wood
aud MarkN1ud. her husband
susan 1rl~hong and Jacob Groshoug
Angtule Murs uud Niles. her bus.
baud, LtclariuE barnes ana Kate Rarn+-
,lcar-e haruvs, Luusna Fitzg, raid aud
ALafttr flih2 -rull, Frances karnes Ellen
karucs, Annie Bsrur,, minor, and D. HI
haraes, administrator oI the pauner,hip
estate o' Elisha and j. B, AArurs. defend
ants.
To- VIM. lAmbrghr and Mary r lam.
orshi, defendants above u-med.
Ina the name rt TIE STATE lt Oregon. You
au1 eac1 ~ you, are hereby required
lo appear and answer the comllaIuf
L.vt against you iu the al.lvr en-
Llel s4ll, vIh.a ten DAYS from me
date ul The serNi ice of THIS summon,
lpNn You, g served within The clunry. ur Z
,rt'ra in anF .lrr county ufrUIs stale.
tlrn within twenty days unu fht DARE ul
ler >riN e. Ni ili> ssrI ulrfI, upon yul. aud
49, p =. el os le1..17tl.su, then you s Re-
NttI'A .o 4fpetF ana au~gHr said c,1fH.-
its.NI un or before tae nr,I tsy Dflne r,-eu
tf ,f fiil 'i >.lll cHUrt next ~ gr six t...s.
p tNt4 4rallHl Nl la.e summon. Deb r.It Id uH
ti,Fv ile -eo1Hd Molaay. rht ath q tr -f
z .h ruarl i'si, gDd lfNHu Oh ~1 o. a. -,--
t'f want i1rr-li The paluuf u.I uu.y
70 -l.f e',.l l'f llt rv.lrt u-igtf tHr H .aI1
q u-ortsl--s u- r.al estate. lr.. >rr.r..,-.
u rfNtl d pm FnU ry r. H.llal...I. r. ..-t..r
'l ltt y. t.- T. t- .~t. .lt-. uI -..E .s.Irr al
4tc ta lHrrarr h.r ~ IyU
j. j. MURPHY. Afar f--rr .t-rT
salem. .irrl.. ..a Is... % rsl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

ANOTHER ACCIDENT. --Wm. Ans
lcr, German employed AT the Cap
l,al Laundering mills, met with a
painful accident Saturday afternoon.
Tie runs one OF the lumber trucks,
or carry ali' AZ the mill which Is
moved about by one al the yard
mules. lie went 10 help one Of tho
teams, which was over loaded, up
thehill by hltching hts mule In front.
La some manner when the mule
started the chain caught round his
nght thumb aud pulled IL almost on 4.
IL was % horribly mangled that
amputation Was necsnssAry, which
was psSforuied late Saturday by Dr.
j. n, smith.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
STATE N0TEs.

Columbian: The prospects are
good for q prosperous year IN Ast"-
ria. A big fleet Of ships is headed
this way from all parts Of the world,
and each will distuIse some money
in this port. L1ggers and farmers
are all satisfied ard the fishermen
have high hopes Of a good season.
The family Of Jacz Harlin, of A.
tor.a, Is having its share Of trouble.
A few weeks ago the accidental dis
charge Of a revolver IT, the hands Of
bis little sou came near killing Lis
fOur-year old daughter. and on sat
urdAy the little boy who did the
shooting fell and broke his leg below
TIE knee.
Times Mouutaineer: Mr.. J. 3.
Hosferd, editor of the Wasco ObseI
yer. has been appointed schosl sup
/ erintendeut Of Sherman county, to
/ fill The vacancy caused by the res
| ignation u Nir. c. F. Mccarthy. He
7 is thoroughly competent, and will
no doubt make a very acceptable Of
I fetal
Stock thieves abound in Gillian
county, and the STOCK men Of Airing
ton are subscribing to fund to en-
ploy detectives, who are expected to
find out the depreiators.
Columbian: At high water slack
yesterday, the bay was covered with
layer Of sawdust and shavings,
which is contrary TO the law and
precepts laid down aud ordained.
This is doing our harbOr an incalcul-
able amount Of harm and it should
be speedily stopped.
Monmouth Democrat: Last Sun
| day Nr. Cattron had occasion to 90
to the warehouse very early and saw
smoke coming from a box-car. A
I fire had been built in the car, EVIL
IDENTIFY, but a short time before,
whether by incendiaries or drunks
is not certain. In the next car were
100 cans Of coal oil, so it was close
call.
Misfortunes have followed one
another in quick SUGGESTIONS to the
heads Of the present administration.
First Sec. Tracy lost his wife and
daughter, they being burned to
death; then Walter Blaine, son of
the secretary of state and assistant
to his father, diei suddenly Of pneu-
monia, and now comes the sudden
death Of Secretary Window, which
draws the sympathy of the Amer
lean people, regardless of party, TO
the bereaved and affiicted.-East
/ Oregonian.
West Shore: The Australian ballot
bill has passed the house and been
amended ia the senate. If the SEN
ate had Kept its hands of we would
have law that would deal death
blow to political corruption and boss
rule in Portland. But that is too
much to expect, where the interest
in changing is 50 great. Under the
preteXt of purifying the primaries
an attempt j. made to draw its sting.
Friends of purity Of elections will
oppose all efforts to tinker with this
bill. Under its provisions the pri-
marieslose much OF their importance,
since it is easy for any set of men
who object to the manner in which
nomination has been secured to
have All opposing candidates name
placed on the official ballot, where
trickory cannot affect it and where
II will be as prominent and as easily
voted for as that uf the corruptly Sc
cured nominee. Give US the law
just as it is, without one word added
or taken away, and the cause Of gen.
uine reform will have gained last
ing victory.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

DIRECTORS ELECTED, The Sa-
lvm canning company held n meet
iug Saturday evening in the parlors
of the Capital National bank and
elected the following director; h.
). Wallace, IL. w. Coitle, J. IL.
Albert, DR.. j. Reynolds, j, A. Van
Eaton; officers president, X. ).
Wallace; vloe- president, DIR, j, Rey-
nolds; secretary, Chas. Weller; treas
urer, j. III, Albert. The company
are well satisfied with their first
years work. Tho directors will
hold another meeting on the 10th
n February when the run for next
season viii bs planned and the
matter OF contracting for the plant
iug ofvegetahles will be looked after,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
The Enlarged journal

Again we come before the public
In the popular and enlarged form,
presenting the Tabernacle Sermon
Of T. Dewitt Talmage delivered on
Sunday last, to our readers to-day.
The large advertisements will not
appear again. They present the
latest and best bargains OF the season,
and buyers will find it to their in.
,erest 10 remember where they saw
these ads, ~ It is our aim To publish
only reliable and responsible an
nouncements that will actually save
our subscribers money by following
the information given. Stlll the
JOURNAL grows,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Steamer Bentley will be down
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. Linoberg, the popular
drummer, Of Portland, Oregon, is Il
guest at The Willamette.
1. II. Cradlebaugh, editor Of The
Dalles Chronicle, is in the city do
ing the legislature.
Mr.. John w. Baxter, of Spring
field, Mass, who is on a pleasure
trip of the west, Is visiting at the
home Of his uncle, r. VI Waite.
Deputy Sheriff FRAN. Wright
man, who has been on the sick list
for the past week, went up to his
home at Sublinity today for a
weeks rest and country life.
The wife Of Representative K. O..
Mccoy presented him with q fine
boy last aight. A letter from the
home at Grants says that the
mother and child are doing we'll
The Dalles Chronicle Jan. 80.
Special convocations Of Multno-
nah Royal Arch Chapter, this
Monday evening at 7:30 for work
in h. A. Degree. All visiting
companions are cordially invited to
be present. J. J. Murphy, Hugh
Priest
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

GRAND CoNCERf'-At the uni.
vrnsity chApel, saturday Feb. 7, by
the salem jubilee singers. assistri
by Miss Harris aud Mis- steiner.
A fne program is belng pFeparVd
and a very euloyA6ls 1iWe is SntiCi.
paied, The ooncert is given for the
lenenl % the Univensity band, Be
sure % 50 10 bear the angv~. No
chestnut bat enlirvly new plcocs.
Auld Lang syne, = common soio
and ohoIus il veil woFlh the pFice
" admisslon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02


The editor Of the Drain Echo
maguifies his otlicr. In this way lac
addpsses his readers: soon We will
have put in three years Of the hard
vsl work aud never ending toll OF
our life, 10 make The Echo bri, ht,
newsy and prosperous. We are
pleased that il Is popular with It's
pulrUus aud thousands who are not.
We know II is ahead of our town,
aud would be- no discredit To city
of several thousand people. We are
casting bread upOs the water, that
We can never hope 10 see return 10
Us, personally, but perhaps il may
benchI snme Others, floating ON the
grat Waye of humanity. but as
good as II is, there are some " no aTr
not patrons, declare Il small aud
duh, Well as none OF their dollars
40 Ca IL support, We care not Tor
their stupid Judgment, aud Ne know
u h uss less TO cast pearls before
swine" Perhaps pniu will he a
large city some day, and afford The
Echo aud ils editor the reward De
served. The earnest patient toileg
on a country newspaper des,rye,
succuss financially, pleasant and
agreeable, but such things COME
like angel visits, few and Tar bl-
tScen,' There are many who,
having bevn 'snaally silrd up" Ia
uaturc, aud the measer purtion of
brains allotted them, haviag bceu -
Improperly located, " they have no
honor la a,cvgd thv faithful editor
HE just du,s,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

DANCING IN GOOD EARNEST -
There is now 40 question but the
Yakima Indians are dancing in
good earnest, and those who are
qualified to judge say it is more
than the customary winter dance TO
ask the good spirit In favor Of plenty
Of grass for the stock and a good run
Of salmon. The Yakimas number
about $500, divided Into the civilized
and the renegades. The former are
much the greater in number and are
mostly well-to-do farmers, some Of
them counting their wealth by the
tens Of thousands. These live near the
agency headquarters at Fort Slmcoe,
own good stock and approved agri-
cultural machinery. The renegades
are the blanket Indians who 1--we
along the line Of the railroad and
who are well armed and under the
control Of medicine men. They
have been obtaining much whisky
Of late, and are more than usually
quarrelsome. Plute runners have
been among them and 1t is said they
are combining with Chief Moses
Indians from the north. While no
local outbreak Is much feared, those
who know the temper OF the Indians
denounce the wisdom Of sending the
arms from here. The real fear is
that they will leave the reservation
and join the hostiles. Harvey Val
ley Items.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

A DANGEROUs @ GUN.--Marshsll
Hawkins, who was arrested 5atur-
day night for assault on Henry vii
son, was arraigned before Recorder
NJ. +. GOodell this afternoon, when
be waived examination and was
bound over to await the action ofthe
grand jury with bonds fixed at $3.50
It seemed impossible to get at the
facts in the case az Hawkins is verS
reticent and talks but little on the
subject. There is a wide gulf be
tween the story Of Wilson and his
friends and that Hawkins friends
tell. The friends Of the latter claim
that when Wilson went to the over
land train he took a razor and
Hawkins had been informed Of this
fact and armed himself with the re-
volver as a matter Of self defense.
There has been an III feeling be
tween the two "niggers" for some
time, and only two days before the
row on Saturday night, they had
some warm words and some threats
were made. There was intense eX-
element in the room where the row
occurred and not only Wilson but
others thought their time had come.
The revolver which was in the
hands Of Hawkins was a 45-calibre
Colt, with a barrel nine inches long
aud Is a dangerous looking gun.
Wilson is a full blooded negro and
Hawkins a mulatto, and doubtless
both have figured in causing the dis
turbance.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

WILL oPEN NEXr WEgK Judg.
lng BY the late news frum Russia
Que might bclleye Il was the land OF
epidemics, ,eFrlbleslorms, starvation
and tyranny, but our Russia al the
q. A. Il. fair will be al life and gay.
ETY.. The bright aud beautiiul side
Of Ihs pictum viii be presented.
Mrs bumetl always sucoecis la
everything she undertake., thefe'
fore Il will be needloss Ia sAy that
the Russian booth Wlll he "a thing
Of beauty aud the enterlaiunenl
- joy foFcveI' To the beholdcr.
The lair viii opcn neat Nsrk in falI
foFcs with al the novelties ~ ths
reason, aud many things never seyu
Ia Salem boforc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
Summons.
In the circuit court ofthe state Of Oregon
for the county OF Marion
NJ. Phillips, Plaintiff,

In the circuit court Ofthe state Of Oregon
Tor the county OF Marion
NJ. Phillips, Plaintiff,
Va.
Emma +. Phillips, Defendant
To kmma r. Phillips. the above namf1
defendant. In the name OF the stale o
oregon, You are hereby required 10 apps
aud answer the complaint OF the ab1fe
plaintiff, IN the above entitled enurt. nQs
on nle with the clerk OF said court. 90 OF
before the rrst day Of the next reg ular term
oi aid court, which said term begins on
Monday, the 9Th daY OF February, lssl, AZ
the court house in salem, in said NaTlon
county, Oregon, and you are hereby nol.
ned thal n you faii "a appear and answer
seld complaint as hereby required ~
plalalu viii apply 10 said otuTt ior iLs
frllei prayed for IN his said complaint -
VII; For decree Of said court dissolNiLs
me bonds ui matrimOny new eNtstiAs
tAern sou and pliiptiE In said cause, en-
~ ile care aud custody ~ the minor chltal
Jenn'e Maud Phillips. aud Tor the $50
ana disbursement, 81 tuis suit, ana -
such oi her and iuriher relief as may "
neei o. equity.
This summons j. published b orlel III
X 7. b use, judge of said e8urt, maze ,.
cha l.ttrs IN The cit 81 salem, or4Eol' %
Tue ltih day ~ December. lss.-
~ n BlLNEt,
Attorney for PA ni Ii II =,
l5-IAlt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

u one which A. guaranteed tn
eiug A,tu satisfactory rcsults. uf in
t.i-r ~ lallurv a rctuTn az purchass
prioc, on the satc plan you eau
uuy lrum car advertised nrurgisi a
tolllr ~ DE kiug's Nss Di-s,ivrFy
Ga Consumption, 10 h guaranteed
lo tung relF' in every csse when
us,d for ans aii,ciion uf rhruat.
l.uus-l ~ beet, such a. Innsump-
iion, lnhammalion ~ Lug, Bron-
chilts Aslhma, Mhoopipg Courh.
Onlup, etc. vic, ID is plvasaut and
agnxahie to taste, peritgtly sale. aud
can al~ays ~ degendcd upln
Trial oottlos ifce a. fFy's nrussinrv.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

UNPRoFTrABLE RIvALRY.-It is
said that the hatred existing be-
tween cattle aud sheep men In the
John Day country is liable to result
seriously. Several sheep camps
have been burned and sheep men
are guarding their belongings with
Winchester rifles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving
way To the gentle action and mild effects
of CarteT's Little Liver Pills II you try
them. they viii certainly pie - you.
If you had taken two OF Carriers Little
Liver pills before retiring you would not
In the mouth this morning. Keep vial
with you for occasional use.
All disorders caused by bilious state of
the system C n be cured by using Carriers
Little Liver Pills. No pain, no gripping or
discomfort attending their use. Try them
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

CnAN0ElN 4 norkiEroRsHIr. IL
4, andenstooi that Capt. Moiieit, =
"a. Paul man, has puFchased a t50oo
Interest with Measrs. soai aud
Pliiock la the EYenIng relsgmm.
and efioris viii b. mats 10 Induce
fhe belief that the oevgonian peopls
are oni a the concern. Ia order o.
tFy sud lniiasncs bnsinonA With
ihla in view tlae oiiice. etc, slll he
moyed flom the OregouiAn quarters.
rofiland k1Aminer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
ILNer Comnlalnt-nllIInu.ne...

The Chiei symptoms of this disease are
depression uf spirit, foul coated tongue; bad
tasting mouth; disHgrevuble breath: dry
skin with blotches and eraptiou~. ,tIlow
coMpitNion and yellow ewes, tired. aching
shoulders; duli pain VA right sled ialntucss
dizziness ana Irregular bowels. This COM
plaiut Ia ali of It's forms can be readily
cured by taxing Dr. Gunu's Improved
Liver fllls as directed. and lingering
spell of sickness will often be prevented by
their use. sold al - cent, a box by smith
- -F.lnas
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

UPHoisIERING. Keller Il Marsh
in addition TO their immense line OF
furniture, have put in u fine uphol-
stering department aud have an
expert engaged. Any one needing
upholstering done will do well 20
see Keller 4 Marsh.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02
GILBERT { PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockey,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

King Humbart has summoned
Marquis Rudini, second yice-presi-
dent of the chamber Of deputies to
form a cabinet.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-02-02

lte1lng Piles are knoWn by mols.l..
nae - spirslion, causing lntense ltttl-li-1
wEeu sarn. Ini- lnrIl - vel a. n-lL-
hluyd a. alld pnH riltiug, yield ~ W.. -
Nr. Rfsaukas 10 keme1y, nl ch - -.
llrucLly ul the plrta slLrtted, nn-.i ~ -.
rn-rs, ailayr ilcAiug era eiiccis : tri.---i.
cni cure. So ocnts Druggist ol la
irutiss iree. Dr.. H0sanko, Philaaei ilA- -
oold ~ smlth A Steiner.