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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22
Car Fare Etiquette.

The other day a man whose bearing
and appearance betokened breeding and
fashion put woman aboard Broad
way street car. He found a seat for
her, stood an instant taking calm and
easy leave of her, then lifted his hat and
passed out. halting on the platform to
pay her fare and tell the conductor at
what street she wished to leave, having
managed everything while the car was
roing block.
Another man, with equally civil in
,ontions, bur perhaps not SO punctilious
m ceremonials, would have merely
stopped the car aud assisted her aboard,
without paying her fare or getting ON at
H. 1t is always easy to let the man do
) he feels inclined. Her Point OF View
: New York Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

A sleeping car leaving New York
for Chicago is supplied with 100
sheets, 100 pillow slips and 100 tow
els. The washing is done in different
cities, and is given out IN great
quantities at the low rate of 81 per
100 pieces. An equipment of linen
which lasts year is purchased in
amounts of $50, 600 worth at time
One company for 700 cars uses every
thirty days 2,400 dozen cakes of toilet
soap, 1,200 dozen boxes of matches.
35 dozen hairbrushes, 80 dozen
whisks, 60 dozen combs and vast
number of sponges and feather dust
ers. Porters receive from $50 to $50
q month. Public Opinion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

IN The journal ~ the American
Medical association emphasis Ia given
tJ The ready means ~ disinfecting
eScreta IN the siokroufn or its vicin
ny by the application ~ heat, ES
act experiments show that the tber
NAL death point Of the following
pathogcnic bacteria and of the kinds
of virus mentioned IL below lao dcgs.
r. viz. spitillum Of cholera. bacl
lus Of anthrax, bacillus Of typhoid
fever, bacillus Of diphthsria, bacillus
of glanders, diplococcus of pneu
mouia, streptococcus of erysipelas.
staphylococci OF ptis, vaccine virus.
sheep pox virus hydrophobia virus.
Ten minutes exposure to the TEN
perature mentioned may. II Is found,
he relied upon for the disinfection Of
material containing any of these
pathogenic organisms, excepting the
anthrax bacillus when in the stage
of sporo formation.
The use therefore, of boiling wa
ter in the proportion of three or four
parts to one part of the material to
be disinfected is recommended for
such material, or, better still, 10
per cent. solution of suiphate Of iron
or of chloride of zinc, at the boiling
point, may be used in the same way,
three to one, this, in fact, having
higher boiling point than water, and
ut the same time as de
Odorant.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

Professor ttorsford tells of his ef
forts tO secure tobacco for the arfnt
during tho civil war. Upon visitiBi
the camps at fredericksburg an6
elsewhere and bsking the soldier
what they most wished 10 complete
their happiness. he received the re-
ply, Tobacco" Why tobnecor he
asked. because If we SIT down on n
march and can have q little smoke II
makes lis think Of home, and lulls
our minds and cures the bofnesick
ness" The measure encountered
much opposition In congress and
failed at first But just after the
war closed provision was made for
tobacco ration in the army sup
plies, and the soldiers still receive It
Newport News.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22


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cleo ~ up the steifs.' wbefeupoh
they etfoilcd m mud n wea ne GOOD
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pfiee when having fpacitd the see
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gers ut The very place they wanted
to 60 Philadelphia 1iiues
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

In China, according to Mr.. Jesse
Herbert, late legal adviser to the
government of south.C China, and pro-
fessor of law in the University of
Canton, officials are held responsible
for the conduct of the community.
II son has murdered his father, not
only is the murderer cut in pieces,
but the house is pulled down and the
ground dug up to depth of about
six feea All the neighbols, moreover,
are pusished, the boys head master
is beheaded, the magistrate loses his
place and the higher officials are re-
duced three degrees in rank.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

Once every year the park at Far
ringford was thrown open to all
comers. The FTeshwater flower show
was held there in August, but Ten
nyson did not appear on this occa
sion. He left the management of
the affair and the duties of host to
his son Hallam, who for years acted
as his fathers secretary and conf
dant There is a good deal to be said
in support OF the resentment Ten
nyson showed to intruders. Cor.
Boston Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22
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taeflta oH fneilth hsifaefa
An Apmfatus having ~ important
leaflna ~ fsilway signaling haa lwpu
Invented W Me- a. u Nsfhs, aHd has
een IN nee fof some months tssl N lhe
Wakefield station N the isahcasilfe aud
yofheilte fallways ~ the Signaling sefv
ee ~ which, eefupsny MI Mafhs hns
sad stme Years tslafltnte u ie very
Ingenious, snd r. specially applicable IN
lanal calilns, whefe trains ~ eh4inee
ave 20 W. shuuled actosa from one maln
Inc ~ the other ~ wait temporarily
snlil othof trains have ssed the ealiin
This appliance n placed upoH shelf
chlh1 The levers in The signal hox and
ihdef The instrument shelf, and con
lists, IN the fret place, ~ hvoied arm
invina catch piece ~ We outer ex
femity. THIS catch u fnaie w. efaage
sith the cfossover lsver. which N thus
ocks When " is required 10 puli this
ever over the pvoted arm Is pnehed
side This action brings into play an
arrangement " automatic locking gear.
which instantly falls upon aud locks The
iOfne signal levers, 40 that the signal
nan cannot accidentally pull these
overs over. and 40. by forgetfulness.
how line clear which In reality has
train standing ON u.
The contrivance IA very simple and
burely mechanical, upon both ot which
rounds u appeals TO signal men, who
ro liable 10 error at times through press
II various matters at the moment when
he closest attention Is needed. The ap.
Jlinnce will also protect trains or engines
fter the signal man has signaled the en-.
line driver TO draw past the cabin mp Co
.he crossover road points, there tempo
farily 20 wait TO be shunted on to the
opposite main line. In fact Whenever
he apparatus Is applied IL cannot fail TO
ct as preventive of any mistake being
made by the signal mans forgetfulness.
The success Of the protracted and
practical test Of this appliance on the
Lancashire and Yorkshire railway has
ed to the companys agreeing to its gen.
raj adoption on that line. The officials
If the board Of trade also have so far in
Heated their approval of Mr.. Marks in
yention as to consent specially to inspect
Is working. The contrivance is un-
oubtedly Of considerable Importance to
railway men and of interest to the tray
sling public. London Times.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22


80 zee Nny sneh advertisement, appear
m Tho sky would W. decidedly sleftlihe
and " IA wcii W W. warned ~ Enalish
man has sueceeded N reffectlna ~ elet
ltlc arrnfslus fhal enatles him ~ cast
lnminrns letters and figures npun The
ciouds, ~ this warming u Nv ho meana
unnecessary u Il qnIie p'ssible thai
afch 30 Advertisement may 4nhe dNg w.
sect N would certainly W. afeai nov
city NJ frat ard after aWhiie could w.
made usefnl The portraits " pftnni
nent men might bc given aud already
Mt uladsione's face has shown on high
Hut there IA aso sad thought IN con
nectlon with H. Tor y teppti further
says that on clear nights, when there
are no clouds, The inventor hns found u
way 10 manufacture artificial ones The
moonlight Ia often very desirable fuf
straw rides or slpghing and " would
be very sad indeed to have y moonlight
party broken up by mn artificial cloud
shutting ont the moon. and have n sigu
staring down upon you advising you to
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

This. too, nigh, possibly happen at
some future tiufe. and II Is well 10 be
prepared But what shame II would
be to have the skies at night converted
into advertising signboartlsl And what
would poets do In the future " they
couldn't see the "star gemmed heavens
etc. and so he unable TO write about
them2-- Harper's Young People
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

Dinner tables and conversaziones
are the places for wit, humor and
brilliant talks and general bonhomie
between the guests. The funny or
droll man in society is not the ele-
CANT gentleman.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

General George G. Meade wore
glasses and was speedily dubbed
-Four Eyed George" from that and
from the fact that ho was keen and
quick and very little escaped his OBJ
servafiOn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

At York, Pa, in the orchard OF
Simeon Muchler, there is tree that
annually bears a crop of three differ
ent kinds of frrit-pears, peaches
and apples.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

The volumes OF the Bazaar begin with the
mrst numn'r Tor January OF each year.
When no time IL mentioned, subscripiions
Will begin with the Lumber current at, the
time of receipt of order.
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three years bick, IN neat cloth binding.
VIII De sent by mail, postage paid, or by
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re, eipt of 81 each.
RemitiDncts should be made by most.
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tisemeni without the express order of Aar
per A broi her.
Address: HARPER 4 BROTHERS,
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22
1893.
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
ILLUSTRATED.

;. Harper's Bazaar Is a journal for the home
1t gives the fullest ana latest Information
about fashions, ana its numerous iliustra-
lions, Paris designs and lattern-sheet sup.
PIGMENTS are Indispensable alike TO tie
noms dress-maBer and the professional
modiste. No expense Is spared To make
artistic attraciiveBess @f the highest or
der. us bright stories, amusing come les,
aud thoughtful essays satisfy al tastes
ana us last page is famous as n budget OF
Wit and humor. In it, weekly Issues
every thing Is included which is OF interest
To women The serials tor 1893 Will be
written b. Wal er Besant and Ednn Lyall.
hristins Terhune III rricS will furnish a
ptac 1cNl series, entitled At the Joi et."
Grace King, q i've horne Miller, al d tan
dace Wheeler will be efieqrentcontiitulo ors
work of women IN The olun,bian Ex-
p sition will be fully represent, d with
any illustrations. 4. W HggIuson, in
"Women and Men" viii please a Gu tivated
aud lenca
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22

The volumes of the Weekly begin with
the first numb r for January uf .sch yer
h'n no time Is mentioned. sublcriptis ms
will bcgin with the number current at the
time of receipt OF order.
Bound o,ume OF Harrer's weekly for
three ears ba, k, in leat cloth binding,
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Remlttances should be nade by Post
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tlsenent without the express order of HAr-
per & Brothers.
Address: HARpER & BROTHERS,,
New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-22
1893.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.


Harpor's Weekly Is acknowledged as
alta diug first among illustrate q weekly PC
riOdicais In s. erica. ItoCcupies q place
)eiweeu hat of the hurried dHls pap. rand
that of the less timely magazine IL in.
rlud 10th literary and news, an presents
with equal fore and felicity the real events
of current history and the imaginative
themes of fiction. on &C cunt OF its Very
complete series of Illustrations # the
Worlds Fair, IL will be not only the best
guide 10 The grea exposition. but also i,s
best souvenir. Every pubic event of gen.
er1l interest will be fuliy il'usttated in It's
pages, lts contributions being from the
best writer's aud art sis IN the country, IL
vii continue to excel in litera ure, news
its class.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
A Free Trim to Europe.

THE QUEEN will give a first-class cabin
passage TO England and return WITH 800
IN CASH FOR EXPENSES, TO the person send
ing the first correct answer TO the following
problem: "If Henry's grandfather was
Johns uncle, what relation would Henry
be TO John!" A hrst-class safety bicycle
for the second correct answer; French
music box for the third; a gold watch 10
each of the next three; pair OF genuine
diamond earrings in solid gold setting to
each OF the next five; a silk dress pattern
10 each of the next ten. To the person
sending the last correct answer will be
given a Steinway or Mason & Risch
fine toned upright piano; to the merit
to the last a Kodak camera; TO each
of the merit two complete lawn tennis out
fits, to each, of the neyt three pair OF gen.
uine diamond earrings In solid gold set
ting; TO each of the merit fUe a handsome
silk dress pattern, and several other addi-
tional prizes. Should there be so many
sending in correct answers). All answers
must be sent by mail and bear postmark
not later than June lst. Each competitor
MUST ENCLOSE SEVEN U. ). TWO CENT
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with full particulars and list OF lucky
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Of THE QUEENS valuable prizes. This
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ronto, Can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
HE NEEDS HELP!
A Prominent Professional Man APP
peals to the Editor

Some Good and Common Sense Advice
WHICH Was Given bin and Which Can
safely he oIlowed by Others.
To tho Eo,tvr OF tie Rooster:
see that you have been publishing q numoe;
that you have been thoroughly inve.ngatine
the subject upon which you have made the IN
teryiews write you for Information
1 am 4 physician N regular practice ano IN
good standing, and whilel have relieved mucIl
suffering and performed many cures, myseIl
have been a great Sufferer for the past twenty
years. ! have had strange and unaccountanie
pains throughout my body. periodicaI heau-
aches, hckleneSs OF appetite, being ravenous one
day and unable TO touch food the next ny
sleep j. irregular my mouth has tasted badly,
and Ii am thirsty much OF the time ana ieVerisn'
/ have diagnosed tnese troubles and treated my
self for various things, but have grown worse
instead OF better. In the interviews you have
published recognize my own symptoms, and
II they are true wish to know more about the
cure OF which you speak. While am aPnysi-
any promise Of reliefor cure. May ask you 10
answer me, either by letter or through your
columns, and greatly oblige:
The above letter is so frank, so earnest and
outspoken that we shall depart from our usual
rule and answer it. stating exactly what we
know upon the subject The interviews which
we nave puDLsueu, anu 10 bHc NoSNNA
refers, are true in every respect We were
prompted to make them because there is so
much suffering prevalent in the community
and so great a demand on the part Of the public
for complete investigation. We found, as
will be seen by the interviews that there IS not
q single case in which the troubles were not
relieved or removed by the careful use of War
ner's Safe Cure. Many Of the cases were much
more serious than that Of the doctor above de-
scribed, and we have not the slightest doubt
that he will be able 10 experience complete re-
lief by the same means.
There is more sickness throughout the land
than there should be-more than there is any
need OF. People ed not suffer II they VIII use
proper care and the right remedy. Annoying
symptoms. pains, weaknesses are common, and
far too often are due to neglect. Men and
women endure agonies when they should be
happy; suffer pain when they might be wholly
free from it. The doctor suffered for twenty
years, but he did not take the right remedy.
We earnestly hope that none OF our readers Will
neglect symptoms until they run into diseases,
or put of the time when they should attend to
them. or neglect TO use the means best adapted
for their relief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Great Interest Being NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Erroneous Impressions Corrected.

Great Interest Being NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Erroneous Impressions Corrected.
As the time for holding the Demo-
cratic primaries in this county APP
proaches, interest in the event steadily
increases, and the indications are that
there will be d very large vote cast, both
upon the eth and the 2Sth of May.
BY the way, the erroneous impression
has been widely disseminated that the
primaries for the selection of delegates
to the State and Weston Conventions
occurs to-day, while others have the i'm
preston that both primaries take place
on the 18th Of May, when everything
will be settled.
To avoid mistakes, it may be well to
state that there are no primaries to-day
for any purpose. The primaries next
Saturday are for the selection OF dele
gates TO the State Convention, and del
egates TO the Weston Convention to Sc
lect delegates to the National Conven-
tion at Chicago. On the twenty-eighth
of May primaries will be held for the
selection of county and district ticket.
There matters should be kept distinctly
separated by voters, and the dates set
down that there may be no mistake.
1t is important and desirable that the
full vote OF the party be polled at both
these primaries, and all Democrats
should 90 TO the polls without fail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-04-30
FLAG PRESENTATION.
Madison School Favored With an En-
blem by the American Mechanics.


blem by the American Mechanics.
Madison school was yesterday made
the recipient of handsome flag, pre-
sented by the Island Council, Senior
Order OF American Mechanics. The
following exercises were held in the
Grammar room:
Song by the school, MY Native
Land"
The Principal, Prof. Stevenson, after
few explanatory remarks, thanked
the order in the name OF the school.
He was replied TO by Mr.. f.
Page and Mr. o. P. Chambers, who were
present to represent the order, by the
former in brief acknowledgements and
the latter in a very neat speech.
America" was then rendered by the
pupils, after which the following paper
was read by Willie Crawford, Chairman
of the Committee on Resolutions:
We, the pupils OF Madison Schools,
having in view the kindness OF the
Island Council, Senior Order of Amer
lean Mechanics, unanimously adopt the
following:
Fesolued, That this school accepts
with gratitude the generous present OF
the Island Council, Senior Order OF
American Mechanics.
ResolUcd, That the thanks OF this
school are hereby rendered to the Island
Council Senior Order American Mechan-
les for their patriotic gift Of this flag.
The exercises were brought TO close
by singing the Star Spangled Banner.
Towards the close Of this song the flag
was thrown to the breeze and added
greatly TO the attractiYeness OF the
building.