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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

TNlLMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem,
Oregon. Office rstairs III Patton's
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

Ia Il. T. G. SMITH, Dentist, 90 state street,
II "alem, Or. Finished dental opera
Icns nf cHcry descI ipIiOn. Ftiniess opera
iuJs 1. sFe"isty.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

~ u. FUGH, Architect, Plans. Speci
VI ilcatiuns aud Perintendence for
al CLASSES Uf buildings. Office 80 Com
tnerciai ST., up stairs,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

b. r. BONHAM. w. II. HOLMES.
DuNHAM d HOLMES, Attorneys at law.
- Office In Bush's block, between State
and Court, on Com'l ST.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

Is Richau's Golden BaIsam No .
Cures Chancres, first and second sta.,ee
sores en- she Legs and Bedy; Sore Ears
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colorod Blotehes
syPhiHuc tatarFh, diseased Scalp, ard al
primary torms OF the disease known A,
syphilis. Price, IS 90 per Kettle.
Se Richau's Golden BaIsam No,
cures-Iertiary, Aercurial 9yphilitic Rheu
matisIn, Pains In the Bones, Pains in The
Head, back Of the Mex, liberated sort
Ihroat syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con
eradieates all disease from the svstem
whether caused By indisrrotion or abust
q Mercury, leaving the blood pure anc
healthy. Price IS 90 per IfottIe.
tse letchau's Golden Spnnteh Anfs.
dote for the cure Of Gonorrhaa. Cieet
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni
ssl disarrAngemsnts. Price - SO peE
- Riehas's Golden spanish In.
leetton, for severe cases Of GOn0rrhlsa
inan1SmmasoEy Sa elest striotures,&e. Price
10 Hiehaa's Golden Ointment
for the effective healiag of syphil.tic scres
and eruptions. Price 81 90 per Rox
lie Rtehaa'a Golden Pfl s-Nerf
and Brain treatment; los Of physical DOW
er. excess or ovor-Hork, Prostitution, eta
Price - 90 per Box.
Ion1o and Norvino,
SEAT everywhere, Q. q d. sscurely packot
the RICHARDS DRUe CO, Agsuls
to0 a 611 MARKET ST
San FFaneAseo, o..
~sAUstans sGNT saga
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

sour srsef1n stomoo5e cures 6ie, Colo, Constipation.
Kills Worms, gives ilasl'sEea sIesn E5Tuestation,
gestion, ~ anu promotes 4
without injurious medication.
For several years I have -.
your CasCoria, and shall ai,va,,Sso eolllinendet
10 SO as It has invariably prodacssSY SY9bntlngeto
.ru,o w., EDWIN F. PARDER. MD
Ihe winthrop, 3" 1@5th Street ana -
New York CITY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-11

Above trains stop only al f,,ii,-;;---------;
ttons north Of RIOS sebuig. F,.st "'ns sts
Oregon City, v ood burn, ssje,, SiHhan4
Tangent, Ehedds, Haley. - 5,iG%anS
junction City, Irving ar0 El'geat'. i'"urs
RoSEBUEC MNI1,I-Ef,y ----
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
ADVICE TO HUSBANDS.

TIE MEEKER HERALD.
MEEKEH, Colo.


Husbands ought always to wear -
smiling and haPpy CO ntcnanco, says
the clarinda tIa.l Journal. Should tho
care OF providing the raw material 10
make home weigh you down, never
mind. always 60 home with u s'nllc
iinsha es have often lost the affection Of
their wives by lc-,.ing carowu;n.
lie careful about your personal APP.
poarancc; muci de pcnds upon that. lio
sure that your hair smoothly arranged
and your collar spotlcss before present
ing yourself At tho breakfast table. 1t
is 10y attention To such liiilo things that
you may 10 able to retain the affection
o! your wife.
Don't complain II you arc sick, 4
complaining husband often DIVES q
woman 20 seek moro cons"nial society.
II you have the Charlottesville.
II you arc embarrassed for want Of
funds Ia meet tho necessary expenses Of
your household, always bear u with u
cheerful and happy cSprrksion-always
lmilc; your wife may b. driven 10 spend,
Ing her evenings elsewhere than at
homo II you complain.
Keep up with tho times. Your wife,
having tho care Of tho education o, the
children. materially roads more than YOU.
Don't let her. After you haze ,rkod
twelve or fourteen Lours day. dryoto
,ar remainder TO keeping your mind In
good trim, - tina; your wife may not
hnd moro congcnial hpirl, elsewhere.
Should your wlic smoke or uas to-
hsccp Ia any form. /; Isn't bcH; ;oobIcc,.
smil"s will do moro than iroEHr I'm
courage her - smok" or chew, m the
case may b., 81 home. or she may b.
driven To stay away from home. Fer
Sonal II l"r,y Ia a.ways Sacred.
lily always paying ,,ric; attention 10
the above rules. and smiling continual
Is, you Will probably 10 able - Tr,4Ia
the affection, of your ~ifo fos con.
siderable time.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
PREHISTORIC CITIES.
tspi.sssissss ~Sow THAT oar C.~,,U-sf q
Gsttcmsly Old

tsstomely oid
Recent exploration, In Central
America aud Southern Mexico 80 lar
TO confirm tho belief held by many
HrchrologI,,s that America 4, extreme
y old.
In tho State Of Chlapas n hn,. broad.
paved road. bull, by prehistoric inhah-
iian,s. ha, been traced from Toaala
down Into Guatemala. and ,honcc in n
curve up ngnin Into Mexico. ;.riHinat-
Ing n; raloaquc.
All along ihi. road n, s,ill to b,
seen the romans %! ruined cities. md
acar-'ui estimate Of tho ono ;lno pop.
uia,ion Of these place, Is about -. OJO.-
COO
On thu; par, Of the road near Ia.
lcnquc tho ruins arc Of grca, mngui-
Judo. Houses four and often fiTc s,orics
high havs boon found In tho depth.
4 the foes:
Many Of these houses nru pyramldai
Ia form. and 80 covered arc come Of
them with vegetable mold tina, large
tree, nro growing from tho roofs
In some OF tho houses employment.
hHs been mndo OF stone beams OF tire.
mondous weight aud tho architecture
Indicates n high degree OF science.
In some OF tho houses visited bronze
lamps have been discovered. and the
Interior md cStc rior decorations OF tho
moro important houses .cuusis, OF
rnnclings filed with clAbora,ciy.
carved figures. nlmos, lilo size. two
types OF men md women being repro.
'cn,cd. some plainly Egyptian and
others genuine African.
In from, OF ono OF tho houses tho OK.
plorcrs found fourteen sculptures oil
gods with folded arms.
Another discovery was tina, mn cnor.
nous paved road extends from Pa.
,cnquo across Yucatan TO tho Island Of
Cosumcl. md is continued on the
island.
Palcnquc explorers assert that thcy
have discovered In tho cdiiiccs before
mentioned examples OF porfcc,
arch. Ono explorer Is n scientifically
trained man. who has recently arrived
from India. and by his nccoun. tho
region from Chiapas to Yucaian mus,
have been tho sea, OF dcnscly popu.
lous nation.
Possibly 1t may never DO known who
those strange people were, as they
have apparently left no literature be.
hind them. But in the light of tho d $.
covcrics in Egypt. deducted from hicr.
oglyphics. and tho history OF Baby on
The cuneiform bricks. 1t is not beyond
possibility that We may some dag
know tho history Of this extinct race.
II will DO very interesting reading
beyond "a doubt Golden DAYS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
DISCOVERY IN TEXAS.
tn~sT,hins IN Oh iiaTi.i Grauns 81 Q
sians anal .sst.s~

tn-aftiitas an Oh ilari.i Groun. OF In.
stans anJ .ssi.s~
A discovery OF immonlc archnolog.
ical ln'c.n,, has recCntly boon made
near Painted Cave. on tho Southern
Pacific railroad. about tho junction OF
tho fccus and tho Rio Crandc. Mr..
NHEdcrvoor'. who own. farm near
tho town mentioned. found on his place
after recent wlud-siorm largo cot.
,onwoOd irco blown down aud leaving
tho roots exposed. In tho earth loos.
oned by It's iall aud uphcavci by it,
spreading roots 10 noticed n round
object. which upon inspection proved
TO b. n human skull. Tho skull wal
that o. tho Az,ec. After two or three
foot hni b,an removed nlmo., .xor,
uphcnyni 81 uhu spades brought To
High; II bono or wcapa1 or other object.
Thcrr wcro great number Of arrow.
heads. both Of stone and u glass. In the
manufacture, -! which tho As,ocs cx.
ccllcd. Bot TO ret 4, res, all doubts u
to wha; people tho bones had belonged
tho peculiar weapon Of tho AEn,inn
race was found. Thl, weapon Is n
short mc;n. AXE. with blade, OF glass.
Tho metal l. supposed TO b. copper.
but the specimens nTn furnished. In
crusicd by age and burial. Several
shields arc among tho relies. and on
Icing cleaned were found TO h. Of
brass. each r!silfllly engraved with an
owl Copper En,yc, and stone ,uma.
hawks nrn abundant. and there nro
twenty q. thirty hcad.bands Of ebony.
silver and copper. There Ia also n
helmet or cnsquc uf thin silver with n
small hole In tho top Tho hcad-drcss
Of an AztCcau officer was hclmc, with
n ;opkno, Of ica,hors Silver amor
foe legs from knee to ankle was found
near the hclmaicd skull. Ono bouy
hand H;lll olutchcd dart with three
copper points. and held II 40 firmly
that II was necessary TO keep hand and
nil Another Ehasily object WINS n pslr
ofclcnohcd !uws. holding beneath their
discolorcd tooth n small image On.
Eravcd on agate. This must have bccn
tho likeness -! a god ,hrus, into tho
mouth \ uutnbcr OF gold and silver
pendants and IA quantity OF Aztec cur.
rcncy were picked up. This latter con.
rists OF bits of tin in shape like the lot.
teri.
Among the human bones were min.
glcd those Of several animals. too
small! to have been c1;tlr--horscs were.
of course. unknown-and too large TO
have been dogs. They were those OF
oce!o,.. trained by the Az,ccs for tho
hunt and for battle. That tho occlo,s
took an active par. is shown by the
fact that the jaws oil one held tho tcv.
cred skull of nm Indian. while the
teeth OF iccond were fastened on q
thigh bone. In turn ,omahawk was
still sticking in his rartially.elovcn
skull. Del Rio Crcx) Letter.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
Pushing tho Comparison Too Far.

II was late. but the young man still
sat uneaslly on the edge OF hi, chair
trying to summon courage to say the
words tho young woman was waiting
TO hear.
With a mighty CONFUSION no swal-
lowed something like an ostrich egg
that Ind risen unexpectedly In his
throat
'fel!s,y." no faitcrod. Il never
could say what wanted TO say u
other people can. l always WAS an
unlucky dog. anyhow"
you're not good Tor hunting pur-
poses. Ccphas." murmurcd Fclis,y.
You arc too long In coming to n
point
"Wcll. ! wont bo n setter any
longer. Miss McGlnnis! Not In this
hou,eT' thundos cd tho young man. n
ho grabbed hi, hat and lci, her pres
cnco forever Miss fo,lsty McGinnls
had carried his figure Of speech little
too tar. Chicago Tribune.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04

It get hot before putting in the hash.
Add half n cup OF milk and little hot
water TO every quart OF hash. Let 1t
cook slowly. stirring frequently.
Another nice hash Is made by mix
ing two cups each OF chopped pota-
toes. corned beef and toasted bread.
Put half cup OF butter in n frying
pan. turn in the hash. and spread it
evenly over the pan; moisten 1t with
hot water and lot 1t stand until 1t be-
gins to DO brown. then place 1t on II
hot platter. season TO tasto with salt
and pepper and servo Immediately.
II you want the dish extra nice. place
eggs that have been broken Into
boiling water upon II jus, before serv-
Ing IL
To make hash o! beef tongue. use
twice ~ much potato ns meat, season
with mustard. and serve 1t hot with
picked b.cts. -llousotropor.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
THE SHAH OF PERSIA.


lie IL AA-fowerfai for Evil. and Power
Less for Good.
Tho Shah himself 4, not Persian.
but Turk, the hereditary chief OF u
Iurcoman tribe; tho language OF his
private and domestic life Is not Per-
sian. but Turkish. With tho instru-
ments OF oppression ready to his hand.
he IL all-powerful Tor evil, provided he
Is content with tho lions share o! n
plundered province or the wouith o!
subject convicted of being too rich.
lle is powerless for good or for single
reform so long as tho Muj,ahlds. the
enormous influence over n supcrs,i-
tlous people. dread and dislike "inh-
DEL and Western Innovations likely
to weaken thelr own powor. The
groa, mass OF the people AFRO rs apa-
,hetlc in political matters II, they are
fanaiicai in religion. An for their ca
paclty to rouse themselves 10 tho hope
or the conception OF better things In
store for their unhappy country. those
who indulge tho dream must take them
ns they are. and not DO led nstray by
analoglos OF FREQ and Christian pOpu-
lations that have no bearing on the
question. Superstition and ylco have
lobascd and enieobled tho national
IN. Of Porsin to an extent that tho
ordinary English mind finds difficult
20 conceive. Tho Incredible toll aud
squnlid misery Of tho ordinary peas
ants liic u endured with ono object.
which IL TO nmnss sui'lcion. savings To
enable him 10 so on u pilgrimage - tho
shlHh nhrlncs once In his l.io at leasti
which done. ho becomes n bcggar
again. The shameless ayownl- Of Suh
poets find their counterpart III tho
daily lives OF thousands and thousands
u tho better classes. who e!yo them
selves openly to tho worst forms o!
sensual excitement Opium and mr.
rack arc tho daily s,lmulant, 10 the
indcd senses OF thousand, OF ShlHh
M0slcms. to whom they have ceased
TO DO even forbidden delights Tho
iccaylng populations OF tho larger
towns. Ike Shlrax and 1sfahan. driven
20 desperation by oppression or hun
ger. break out Mt Intervals Into suilcn
and sudden rcvol, las on II recent oc-
casIon. when the courage and pres
cncc OF mind o! tho staff OF English
telegraph officials n. sh!rax saved tho
town from being sacked and tho help
less and terrified Persian officials from
massacrc). and Erc ca!olcd or cooreai
again Into dull and hopeless subInls.
sion. Tho miserable jewish popula-
,lon Is tho spor, and by-word Of n
rcn,a'css Mosicm in,olcrnncc. and tho
hrmonians. with moro euanlnR and
equal unscrupulousnc-s. prosper In
pand.rlng TO tho vices Of tho dom!nnn,
class OF PcrsInns. There Is no cSng-
i.crn,!on In tho picture. Tho ro..-bS-
dc"kcd valleys and buibul.hhun;ci
grove, Of III. odcs Of llals prc,oE, !ust
~, iruo nm Idea Of tho wasicd. desola,o
plains and valleys Of Iran. ne tho great
shRh-an-shah. bcLueisod with dla-
monds and sitting n. sump;uou' 'cas,s.
present. To tho ordinary untravclci
English mind Of tho wealth or social
OF his much-onduring sub
Iccis Spectator.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
MEAkER HERALD.
THE cRocrAW HEREAFTER.
Primitive Religion, Belief. OF That Tribe
Of Indians.

Primitive Religion, Belief OF That Tribe
al indinn..
\ son u the frs, missionary among
thr Chngtnw Indians once related L
rir. slgt Kansas City star man, some
tar primitive religious beliefs Of tho
10 am Iag them version of uni
j driITo, which, I, was stated, was
.-.. rf il.,H oldest legends. Once, many
r. r, 400, II WAS nigh, over the whole
u,uu lIs' long tiino, aud the whole
l~n de1pairci. After waiting many
-t'sa atrca!. of light was discovered
.ar away In tho north, and the people
q Iai--d until they found 10 their horror
t.' &c was nn Immense mountain Of
tor that was rolling down toward
..,m, Tho lood killed every one but Il
49, miles. who, somehow or other
'a.l been warned Of II, and having built
t.,iI alycg u raft, were rescued.
from their cwlirs, traditions the pco-
g have been Taught 10 believe in life
...seFtAcy leave this world. They be-
'ag, that the spirit, the moncn, II
iavgb a." body, Is compelled to traycl
I 'H' diltluco to the west, until II ar,
Ii an Immense chahm, at the bot
- ~ which flows very rapid, rocky
so dangerous strcam. This terrible
1g, which " surrounded ON every
o. hy great mountains, the soul has to
.lu.. on @ long and slippSry pine log
.. tI' bari. peeled oil" The only pas.
g. the happy hunting grounds
lfh lie beyond the dangerous
lfc. ON the bank 81 the str, ain,
. q the other ond Of the log. thor'
go 'taud hiN persons, who have
Acd the "hnppy hunting grounds, ="
y who throw sharp rocks at who
,g attempt, TO croas the tr-nchcrou.
s tie moment the middle of Il 1.
rald Th1lr who have lived prop
.. EgasHl.ug 10 .hc Indian idea %:
rails, Lavu no trouble In crossing
,.r .pr th' sionas fall harmlcssiy from
'...I and they r'ach the ''h1ppy hunt.
2 grounds" whcrc thrIv H. perpetual
without diflisulty. There The
;..H. -7u ever gnccn. the slsy eloudlcss
tsr lFsssos always gently bluir,
tlrr' too. a continuous feast nnh
arr Folng on, the people never
lu old. bat iIV iorvcr In perpetual
n,h Tho wicked, when they at
.raUs 90 ,nIs tho dangerous bridge.
# ha.' sAAiANA 'AANl afN thrown NJ
'.a agl, "a 'ryin' u avoid them. they
fu1u the g!diy heigh, into the
.Eai r.s=a t'snusnnds OF feet below
.lErsy log, whore a rushing, boil,
H- Hi ! tGmblin@ over the great
80 ras'H, Glicd with dead hsh anil
UaaiF wiirh arr continually brough,
t li TIE same place by the eddie.
r..i whirlpool 1lcrc all the trrcs ar
81. tt' waters infested by polsonous
i1Ids. and other rcpuiAiyc.
i.ar rFY;.es; tide dead arr ever
Ty hui have nothing - cat; nrr 81.
sisis, lHi never die. Thrrc l. ne
.'1, Hsi az wicked are constantly
aE4' iuT rp b- Thousands on the ailcs
..r.t .ll'.. iFoil which they eau
:; thr beautiful country Of the
70 hHatin; rounds, the abode OF ilc
s- ....s, hui rIn HcyVg reach it,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04
THE LONDON DOCKS.
improvements That Have Cost . Hun
dr-d Niiioa botsss

improvements Tbs, Have Cost . Hun
dr-d NiIiioa botass
Tho London docks. sc,no o! tho ro-
ern, sroA, strike. form probably tho
greatest docking system In tho world.
IL IL probably irus tina, 300. ono. 900
have been expended upon ,hon. md
they do no; yield direct profits to tho
dock companies proporiloned to their
grca, cost Indirectly. however. they
help TO promoi. British commerce.
and nrc In tina, way profitable TO their
owners S. kaihcrlno's docks. the
ucarcs; to London bridge. were
opened In is:s md cos, 10000. 600
London docks aro siill older. having
boon opened In i-o5. They cost S2O.-
lOp.U1J. md contain tho rraa, ware
house, for tobacco rcn'cd by tho Gov
vrumcni Tho Surrey doclSs md
Commercial docks Hro more spacious.
nBi devoted 10 tho grain shipping
irlic Tho West India docks. opened
IN 1862. cover 800 ncrc-, and
tho Eas. India docks ;hir,y-,wo
acres Milwall docks. In tho Islc Of
Dogs. cover go acres But tho
rr.a, docks AFRO tho Victoria and Al
bert. opened respectively In 1856 and
iss1 Tho Victoria docks cover 2OO
nc % and contain dry dock capabl, OF
docking tho lnrgcs, steamship. nilon,.
Ono set 81 Warehouse. used chiefly Tor
storing ,ca, .ils. cochincal. carpets
rni other products Of India and China.
D., sHii to hayc continuously stock
valued nj 81. 100000 Tho Royal Albcr,
dock. which l., connected with the Vic.
turia. " tho greatest OF al. and its
completion In June. Isso. was made
tho occasion FOR royal celebration
1hi. dock Ia n splendid stretch OF
ruicrway. almost three miles in cS-
toni. with n range Of over mile Of iron
warehouses;. and double lines OF loco
motive acks and numerous travelling
cranes. Tho dock walls throughout nrc
constructed entirely OF Portland CO.
mont concrete. made aud deposited In
stu. Tho aggregate length OF dock
mud passage walls Is 3! miles.
Tho walls are 40 feet high.
foot thick II, tho top. and from
~ TO 10 feet thick Mt tho base. and
used up in their construction 300, 900
'.hic yards OF cunci,';c. representing
5000 tons Of Portland ccmcn. Three
thoU5and workmcn. 900 or 200 wagons.
" or Is locomotive engines. three
steam "navvic'' aud great quantity
o' minor machinery OF various kinds.
lad hcCu engaged from 1915 until tho
summer OF 1850. In tho construction
oi this magnificent system OF docks
work compared with which tho
building OF the pyramids. with modern
appliances, would have been no very
rignaI feat Railway trains from
cvcry company can unload straigh,
into vessels. cattle are driven aboard.
She railway platforms being Lowell with
tho receiving decks, and tho largest
possibln weights OF merchandise arc
lifted by hydraulic cranes that travel
from shed to shed with singular facil.
Sly. Tho dock Is lighted with electric
lamps. and tho enormous sheds and
warehouses; are so constructed tina,
they can be opened out from end ,o
snd. Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04

The lies, salyc In the world ipr cuts.
bruises, S,r.s, ulcers, salt ,icum. fever
sor-s, letter. chapp-.i hsn,ls. rhilblIins.
eurns, and all skin -ripliunF. aud i-,si'
lively cures piles. "r NJ pas required
It Is guaranteed Ia giyc perfect salts
faction. or moHuy refunded. i'gic" -
cr"'s p-r lax. ,,os ssir ~ al, dTnrais's.
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He Was Going Far Away.

Goodbye. Miss Giliynower. nm
going lar away will no, return"
''But you will wrlto to mo often.
won, you. Mr.. MushyP"
80. may II Ibid not dare to nsk-
d. Miss Glllyiiowsr! Your feelings
toward mo mus, have changed tina,
you pormI, IT.
20. no You 200 some Of u, girl,
nro 10 have n hundred dollar. for tho
Pa,agonlans II We co lee, million
postage stamps. and every ono will
aclp. you know. "-llfa
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-04

NErEIH PEnISrT-I.nhd oV-fs"-rs - III
trlrI Nu. &, III, rrpctuF; bis,Tr; Ne, @, .Tthu
siiih; pttriCt 80. =, ). ". niooiwuFth.
Justice. NJ the rcaco-AT;hgF HuruhAri aR
", :. LHuTio.
conIablc.-n, T, clark ami ~ wiltcs.
coat CHErK-Justicc-I, : mo uiH-ii.
Cuustahlc-w, \. Ksllrr.
iiHssi uyrrssrr-ssm Martin
PIrE-sSUE-Ju.tiao-r.F '. kirs.
'Iustabir-N. Lyurh.
ilUs.i uyafseyr-p, l. Dudley.
VIM Naturalization juih.
,unstrtlr-N. J. Druti.
Hoai Uy~rs.cf-I. II, sui.nur
H,SGuN-Ju.ilo--F ". GinuH.
C'Hs'aiIr-Iuhn itiuia.
Ufad u,urs.or=s. e, SnEFts.
JrtEn WutTr-jusgif'='i, Com.
Contradiction i.ulHsF,
HAT utrrrrrr-b. steel
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G. SN OW co.


IN old physician. retired from pTac.
iis". having had placed III his haDds los
Hn E,si lndil ml.,ion,ry tie fntmul,
81 = vegetable remedy f,i TIE speedy
AMI pcrmEnrn; cure OF consumption.
bronchitis. caiarih. asthma and alt
thra, aud lung affections. also plSi.
tive arj radical cure fer nervous d-bil
its and all nervous complaints. after
having tested It's wonderful cuTatiy"
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SNmrioms-Alolsture: intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse los
7cratching. If allowed 20 continue tn.
mors form. which often rlepd and ulcer.
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heals liberation. and in most cases re-
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Philadelphia
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How 10 Make and Serve Hash.

Hero Is a nice way to make hnsh Vi
rold ronst beef or steak. Use twice
as much potato rs you do OF meat;
chop it nno and season 1t highly.
Plnco porcelain ltottlo on the stove.
put IN s. hat q cup OF butter. and le,
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