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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-18
BI.cHLoRfpE OF no1n

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Jan. 49,
Fred Gebbardt arrived here Satur.
urday evening. He was met at the
hotel by DIR. Haynor and number
Of the patients Of the Keeley iusti-
trte. 1t is understood Fred will
begin the bi-cbloride of gold treat
ment.
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The willamette Valley Fruit Growing Company
Office with the Oregon Land Co., Gray Block, corner
State and Liberty streets, Saem Oregon engaged in
setting out ard cultivating Orchards
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w II. YOUNG, Nj. d.. Onice fornoa,I-
rmdnr;; occupied by DIR. Rowland i corpayy rpfy
SNt a. 6tiao ana Liberty streets. Telephone No
and 40; once hours; a. m, to p; Ion no M
eiectric 20 30 p IN, m Residence 18th street on
e-eoeIIo car line. Telephone No. 8,
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CODE OF RULES.

WAsHIN TON, Jan. I8.-The
Democratic members of the com.
mittee aud the speaker had con.
ference on the subject of code Of
rules Saturday afternoon. One
change under consideration, having
In view the checking of filibustering
tactics, seeks the abolition of the
practice of defeating measures on
Suspension Mondays" by introduc-
ing long bills and calling for their
reading In full. Another proposed
modification is the adoption of the
Reed rule constituting 100 a quorum
of the committee Of the whole, but
1t is an open question whether or
not this will be recommended.
There will be some definition of
dilatory motions. The practice of
counting a quorum will find no
piaae in the new rules.
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Cash Market.

q, rs, A. MolI, q the sGerman M,ys., .
prisss *, S.i' wii = ,Ss fs sos cash enly aad II,
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Snail Pill Small Dose Small 9EnA
SALEM MARKET REPORT.
synopsis of the Notwithstanding and
Selling Prices.


Selling Prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RETAILIPRICEs.
ShouldeIs-S Sugar cured per lb.lO.
Breakfast bacon 10
Bbams-Sugar cured, per. b,l62Sc.
POrk-S "a 10
Mutton-Sal2l5c.
Neal-l0 a l216c.
Timothy seed-Per pound. Sc. isellins
tted clover seed-Per pound, i4c.
Whlte clover seed-Per lJound, 2Oc. ~
Alstke-lSc per pound.
Red top-l0c per pound.
llncoln GraSS-l2l5c per pOundI
Rye Grass-loc per pound.
Ofchard Grass--l1c per pound,
New potatoes i0c per bushel.
Nthned Fruit--PeacheS, SS 90: apricOt
s. o9; blaekberries,- 81; corn, best grades
% W tomatoes 81 90 string beans 81 So
green peas 81 50; per dOZ. In two Ib canS
20 Fresh Observation-Disclosures 4Oc: carrots
OOci pafSnlps zoe; onions Sc per In
tlan--S tlmon IA lOc per 10; sturgeon 51
Ic 20 pef lb'small fish lOc per 10; salt Salmon
BUYING PRICES.
Mheat--Cash Sc, storage S5c.
Flouf-ter barrel, $500. best 1876 lbs
Olts-Per bushel, 8OaS5i.c
Barley-Per bushel, 4Ods5c.
blan-Per ton, 81 % at,mill, lsackad.
SnoftS-Per ton, SIS % >" asacLa3
Wool-l7c to c2N. ~Aeu'
Eggs-;ioc per dozen,
Potatoes-Per bushel. 2Oc
Corn meal-So per pound=
Cheese-l2al4c per pound,
Dried plumS-Per 10. 6a7c.
DRIED prunes-Per 10 lOi l2c
lard--l09 l2c per 10
hams-Per p0und,ll@I2c.
bacon sides-ed 10 per M.
Shoulders--Sd9c per ln.
Chickens--7Gl0c per pound
Turkeys 10 To lie 10,
Geese f&S per 10.
Ducks, l21Sper 10
Hops, Sal6c.
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OPPOSES FIELD.

CHICAGO, Ills, Jan. IS United
States Senator Power, Of Montana,
who stopped over here, on his way
to Washington, makes no secret ~
his opposition TO Justice Field, for
the reason that he thinks the justice
Is using his influence to put men
friendly to railroad companies on
the bench.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H.--orders
have been received At the League
Island navy yard to pat in propF
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FOR PROTECTION.

PHILA., Pa, Jan 1S.-The whole
sale liquor dealers Of this aud other
cities, representing $6,OOO,OOO have
organized an association for protec-
ton against the whisky trust.
ST. PAUL, Jan. lS.-It is still cold
here, and all over the northwest the
temperature throughout this state
and Dakota is at II to 400 below.
with occasionally spot even colder
than that. 1t is coldest in Manitoba
and the Northwest, where IL is from
6to 2O0 degrees lower than In this
state. A motor man on one of the
suburban electric cars was badly
frozen aud died last night.
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ARMS FOR MEyICANs

EAGLE PASS, Tex, Jan. Is. "A. L..
Lepman, in from a ranch near
Quemados, reports four wagonloads
of arms and ammunition sent into
Mexico near there three or four
days ago.
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'Fonnded in 1881
Ladd & Bush, Bankers.
IRON BUILDING,
SALEM.
OREGON

artmeUis. Business In an a.
baaks IN ,o-.olsn'aTy oS.-'sana'aTy eOnneetio,s -.
Aouiaas, an %, Nsshington' la with
9raeiPai iovns n 'pSadsnts iAS8 ia sI and md
itols made throS-h se lnese states. Co,isne te
'Ii,tssn i,lsn States ana g,le,li g2ei The Pacific ana
F,-,rvt ~ !, ,l.i, ~ Eastern babfs america.
sui Eiis ,,,s Afforded cusic,aen a. par.
Args Ss S',lsery ,. alive bsnkire, consist
aoT tss 80. ~ PEooi Vault. witS I've We have
nosi sscnFs ol .afssy ooxsss p.s room
NoTih N sst Du'glAr Froof vs1,, @fa se Ne
Hslm dW
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n'ARCY & BINGHAM, Attorneys and
~ counselors at law, Salem, Oregon.
haVlng an abstract OF the records of Marion
county, including a lot and block index or
salem, they have special facilities for ex-
amlnlng titles to real estate. Business in
Ihe supreme court and in the state depart
menus VIII receive prompt attention.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

GEo. H. BURNETT, Attorney at law,
~ Salem, Oregon. Office over Ladd 6
Bush's bank.
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SENT TO CALLAo.

WAsHlNaroN, d. c., Jan. 49,
Secretary Tracy sent cablegram to
Commander Evans, of Yorktown,
ordering him to proceed to Callao,
Peru, and land Chilean refugees at
that place.
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Ohm A. CA RSON, Attorney at law.
~ rooms and 4, Ladd d Bush's bank
building, Salem, Oregon 81 Iyr
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SMALL INCREASE,

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Jan. 1S,-Cen-
sus returns show the population of
Newfoundland and Labrador to be
2O2, 900; an increase in the last seven
years of only 4lOO. This showing
is great disappointment.
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I.hICHAhDSON, Attorney at law,
~. office up stairs in front rooms or new
BUSH olock, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
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The Oregon Land Co.,
WITHiPRINCIPAL OFFICE IN SALEM,
The Beautiful Capital City of Oregon and County Seat OF
Marion County,

Is engaged in selling farming, stock and fruit
lands in the Willamette Valley If you looking for
land do not asto call at Salem agent in Port
land The willamette Valley is very far ahead Of any
other place on'the Pacific Coast farming stock and
ruit country and the most delightful place in the World
for home
Office in Gray Block Cor State and Liberty Ss, SaIemOr
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other home than the cheap lodging
houses ON the Bowery. He is about
/ AZ years old, and is believed to be
insane. Dowd's seventh victim is a
man named William Miller, %
years old, of 32S West Third street,
who was walking along Jamesstreet
i'm a drunken condition. His throat
was badly cut, and he was taken to
the hospital, Dowd was arraigned
in a police court, and was from
there renanded to the care Of In
spect Byrnes. Following Is the
list Of victims Of the man, who has
been dubbed by the police as Jack,
/ the Siasher," because Of the peculiar
methods pursued by the criminal:
John Heflin, of No. 14S East Eight
eeuth street, cut by some person un-
known, the night Of December 20
last this was the first easel; Louis
Lawson, of No. 5 Albany stree {,
throat cut January 8; John Clark, Of
Elizabeth, n. J., throat cut January
q; George Williams, OF Brooklyn.
throat cut aud slashed January IL;
Edward ChristiansoD, a Swede,
throat slashed January II; John
Carson, throat cut from ear to ear,
found dead January Is.
THE QUAY LIBEL SUIT.
BEAVER, Pa, Jan. 1S,-The Quay
Star criminal libel suit began this
morning and great interest is felt
in its progress. The attorneys for
the prosecution are District Attorney
Meehler, J. NJ. Buchanan, and w.
II. s. Thompson, the last two being
prominent Democratic leaders, and
J. Franklin Martin. Those for
defense are E. B. Doughtery, Robt.
Richtie, chairman Democratic
county committee, and Lewis w.
Reed, all Democrats. The work of
selecting the jury IS in progress.
SIXTEEN HUNDRED EMPLOYED.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. lS.-Over
1900 men are now employed in the
navy yards and good progress is
being made on the Texas, the Rul-
eigh, and the double-turretted moui-
tor Amphrite.
TO RECOVER INTEREST.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. lS.-Judge
Norman today filed an opinion in
suit against the ex-state treasurer to
recover the interest on state money.
Decision is favorable to the state and
orders the return of the principal
and interest in all about 100000.
CARA REVOLUTION.
New YORK, n. Y.,-Jan. I8.-A |
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TACOMA. Jan. 18.-The largest
land slide for years on the Northern
Pacific come down the bluff at Eagle
gorge, sixty miles east Of Tacoma.
Friday. The slide completely
buried large steam shovel and the
main line for a distance Of 800 feet.
IL will take large force five days to
dig out the shovel and ascertain the
damage done. A force at Eagle
gorge Of $50 men started to dig out
the big shovel. The bluff rises up
from Green river to a height of over
100 feet. The slide brought down
the entire brow Of the bluff, includ-
ing huge boulders, stumps and trees.
The earth will be taken away by
work trains. A sidetrack runs
around the scene of the slide at
Eagle gorge, which trains are using.
Two dozen men quit work on the
steam shovel at 8 O'Clock, an hour
before the slide occurred.
INsULTED A YOUNG GIRL.
MAC0MB, Ills, Jan. IS.-Louisa
Ferrar is an orphan girl who is com
PEELED to earn her living by wait
ing in hotel at this place. She is
good looking and quite powerful.
Because the girl canuot dress well
she has been the butt of MANY
coarse insults from many of the
dudes of the city. She has borne
the insults with patience until
Thursday, when three able bodied
young men began TO insult the girl
in the postolfice. Louisa could not
stand this, and she unloosed her
good right arm. She Knocked them
down one at time, and as fast as
they got up she knocked them
down again. The crowd, composed
of men aud women, formed a ring
and chseled the girl on, when the
three dudes were badly punished.
1t is said the girl is an expert at
boxing, and has learned the art in
order TO defend herself.
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GUN COTTON.

WAsHNoToN, Jan. l9.-The navy
department on Saturday ordered
another shipment Of 10000 pounds
Of gun cotton from New York to
Mare Island navy yard. The explo-
aive was packed in copper casks
containing 30 pounds. Instructions
were given to expedite the shipment
IN every way possible.
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GARZA REVOLUTION.

New YORK, N. Y.,-Jan. 1S.-A
Laredo dispatch states that the
CARA revolution is believed here to
be at an end. For the present at
least, armed men reported TO he
moving through the country are
supposed to be Garza's forces going
back home.
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UTAH.

UTAH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Teller today introduced bill to
admit Utah into the Uuion.
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rORTLAND IrEMs.


PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. lS.-Burg,
lars last night rified the safe of =.
Lipman n Co. They secured about
sixteen hundred dollars In cash, a
number Of checks were undlsturbed.
The dead body of man named
Mapes Maekey was found in small
house today on Jefferson street the
man had lived in the house all alone
and was little known. 1t Is sup
posed he died from natural causes,
death had resulted several days ago.
POWDER MILL ExPLooEs.
CATLErTsBURo, KY, Jan. is
The powder mill at Central CITY
exploded this morning with terrific
force, the sound was heard In iron
ton, twenty-five miles away,
aud window glass was broken ia
Catlettsburg. Several men were
killed aud six injured.
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DUEL ny MOONLIGHT.

Cry on MENICO, Jan, IA duel
took place by moonlight Thursday
uighI between Carlos EspaEa, a dis
charghed prison official, aud limo.
eencio Arriola, of the editorial staa'
Of the Dlario Diet Hogus. This
newspaper published AN article
which led TO Espaza's dismissal
The oombatanis We're placed twenty
PAGES apart and exchanged shots
without effect. Then they advanced
ave PAGES aud flrel sgaln, when
both were wounded, EspAza more
severely than his adversary, bat
neither fatally.
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rowDER Mill ExpLooEs.
A RECRUITING oFFICR

SAN DIEao, Jan. lS-The Charles
ton is still here and Is not expected
to leave before Tuesday morning,
General ID. Il. Coon has opened a
recruiting office here for the flnt
brigade volunIeers.
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CeneraI pehIllfv

General Debility
For four years my wife suffered with
arge trmoT punches On the glands under
he eaTms, and general debility Of the whole
system. She became 81 poor in health
Iaat We were On lhe verge Of despair
regarding her recovery. Physicians aid
not seem 60 understand her ease; al an
events she never derived aEy beneht from
their treatment. She finally concluded TO
try Hoods SaTsaparilla. The immediate
eject WAS 50 marked and satisfactory that
she continued 90 take IL. and this the
rcsull; she has gained IN weight
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INsULy no INJURY.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1S.-The latest
move Of the Chilian government,
through its minister of foreign
affairs in the present case, is very
unsatisfactory to such officials in
Washington as will express them
selves with respect 10 the matter
II II felt TO be case Of adding in
suit 10 injury. Secretary Tracy evi
IDENTIFY regretted what had occurred,
aud seemed to think 1t an affront to
he nation.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.--The navy
department today Is slill scene Of
great activity. The SECRETARY has
had frequent consultations with hls
hnfenu ehlefa and the outward signs
denote q great work being doue.
The greaiesi activity prevails 10 the
bureau a naval intelligence t,e
agents have been al work on plan
" possible campslrn, besides col.
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nstrangling" Made Graphic.

Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, of New York,
greatly amused his audience at the din
ner Of the Republican Club OF Massa-
chusetts, by exhibiting the volumes Of
the Record OF the Fifty-first Congress in
REPUTATION of the Democratic claim that
Speaker Reeds rulings 'sstrangled de-
bate" As matter Of fact, said he:
s'This Congressional Record shows that
there was more debate in this strangled
Fifty-tirst Congress than in any proceed
ing Congress o: any kind, and ten per
cent. more debate than in any Congress
presided over by Speaker Carlisle. Hall
OF that debate was INDUCED in by Demo-
Gratis. These volumes contain more mat
ter than the Encyclopaedia Americana.
They contain many times as much mat
ter as Bancroft's voluminous history Of
the United States. They contain many
times as much matter as all the reputa-
BILE books and pamphlets published on
economic subjects in the United States
during the entire time that the Fifty
first Congress was sitting. They contain
more matter than is to be found IN all
the printed speeches and public writings
of Washington, Jefferson, Madison,
Hamilton, Webster and Calhoun. They
contain more printed matter than is to
be found in all the works of all the real
masters OF American literature put to.
gether, orators, historians, political
econmists, poets, novelists, essayists and
scientists combined. The man who can
look at these volumes Of the Congress
sional Record and solemnly continue to
assert that in the Fifty-tirst Congress
debate was strangled, must possess rea-
soning faculties which. however inter-
esting from the scientific, are purely
valueless from the practical standpoint.
Laughter
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How 1t Works.

The Mckinley law is doing more to
build up industries and give employ
ment to labor than any other system that
could be adopted; it is depopulsting
manufacturing districts in Europe, but
populating our own; it is transferring
capital, manufactures and skilled
laborers from other lands to ours; it is
developing the talent OF our inventors
and multiplying labor-saving machinery;
il is adding to our population, enter
prises, wealth and demand for capital
and labor; it is enlarging the product of
our mines Of coal and iron and copper
and cinnabar and zinc aud our quarries
Of stone, and is opening up our mines OF
tin. 1t is supplying needed revenue, and
compelling foreign manufacturers to pay
a good part OF it. The sstin-plate liar"
is in full retreat. It has compelled the
'.robber" free-trader to pause in his
career of plundering American citizens
for the benefit Of foreigners. Free
traders are being repudiated by the
people. Hill is rebuked in the great
State Of New York, where Republicans
have been robbed Of power BY fraud and
corruption. Judge William Lawrence.
Of Ohio.
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course Of the night, feeling cold,
conrade and myself ventured out in
front, hoping We could find piece Of
tent or blanket, but "naryn blanket
could've End.
i We came to little house on the
road. All was dark and silent. We
entered and, feeling around in the da-k,
found, oh, JOY a pile Of Jackets and
clothing. Quickly gathering up each
an armful, we found our way back 70
the line, shared with the boys. and
everybody was happy, for a while, 1t
at least But, alas at daylight our joy
turned into morning, for the enemy
had stolen march on Us. He was in.
side. outside, down our neck. up our
pants, up our sleeves, everywhere. and
all over us. In brief. il was pile Of
rebel clothing we had found, and was
literally swarming with "graybacks.r
Well, you may just bet the boys gave
us blessing.
All the next day the boys maneuvcred
from place 10 place. Hooker having
been whipped at Charlottesville the
rebs fell back and bestowed their At
tentions on the sixth Corps. They
hanked US, got in our rear, and had re.
taken the Heights, Fredericksburg,
and--our knapsacks.
. Not to make my sketch too long, !
will only say, further, that our line Of
battle eventually became somewhat (it
seemed to mel the shape ola balloon,
and we got out at the little end of Il,
crossing the river on pontoou bridge
three or faur miles north Of Fredericks-
burg before day in the morning Of the
9th. -ALoNzo JOHNSON, in National
Tribune,
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The Republican party, as represented
in the United States Senate. has declared
that tho work OF creating navy worthy
Of the resources and dignity Of the Nation
shall be continued. The Ndval bill. as
passed BY the Senate. provided for the
construction Of an armored battleship OF
5000 tons, an armored cruiser O. 5000
tons and double turretcd coast defense
battleship OF 1900 toZA. Both the bat
tleships were added by the Senate
amendments. Four small, light dranght
cruisers and half dozen torpedo boats
which the House refused to sanction
were also provided for.
The addition OF these three armor-
clads, all vessels of the most improved
modern type, will increase in marked
degree the fighting force Of the Ameri-
can Navy. Their cost, distributed as it
will be through at least three years APP
preparations, will be repaid hundred
fold by the increased security they will
afford to our great seaboard cities. The
material Of which they will be built will
be American throughout. Every dollar
spent on them will 90 to pay American
labor and to develop the capacity Of
American shipyards. In conjunction
with the superb ocean racsrs OF the In.
man line soon to come under the Ameri-
can flag through the work OF Republican
Legislators, these vessels will so strengthen
our navy that it will command the pro-
found respect of every European power.
True to the traditional policy of their
party, almost all the Democratic Senators
present, including David b. Hill, who
was elected to represent the greatest
maritime and commercial city in the
United States, voted against the coustruc-
ton of the battleships. Senator German
and little handful Of Democrats were
public spirited enough to disregard DEM
ocratic precedent and vote with the Re-
publicans. For this they deserve credit;
but their personal action cannot relieve
the Democratic party from the disgrace
Of its opposition to the principle OF
National defense. The amended Naval
bill now goes back to the House for con-
ference. On the Democratic majority in
that body will rest the responsibility for
its acceptance or rejection. In its present
form the measure is demanded by every
consideration of prudence, patriotism
and genuine economy. II the Democratic
Representatives venture to betray the
National interests by defeating it, the
country will know where the blame lies
and whom to punish. New York Press.
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auy PARA nnrNrs -

The policemen Of this city SEQ many Incl
dents and witness bits OF life which never
come 10 the public attention. An example
OF this has lately bsen experienced by OH
Ger Heron, who some time ago received q
letter from little girl named Florence
Hoover ut Waynesvllle, written in childish
way, but telling nm affecting story. The
girl wanted 10 know what had become Of
her father. George w. Hoover, who she said
had left their homs some time ago. and had
never came back. She said she thought that
Mr.. Heron might know about him, because
she heard he was in Bloomington,
MY papa drinks" she wrote. .sand We
are al very sorry. but wo don't know where
TO look for him. Please find him and taks
care OF him for me-" The simple childish
appeal stirred the sympathy OF the police
man, and he made most dillgent search
for the whereabouts OF tho missing father
II was OF no use. however. and he wrote 70
the girl telling her of his faiiurs to flnd her
father. The officer will keep the letter OF
the girl rs memsnto, and says that such Q
stimulus would spur him on TO greater effort
10 find missing man than would the Offer
Of a big reward. ~ Bloomington lIlll Leader.
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rEMrrrp nrr rnruMrnAnr.

An English railroad conductor Is credited
with the following statement: From tho
time left London with my train--an ex-
press one ITO the end OF my journey, was
asked 10 drink no less than thirty -one times.
each time was asked 4 made mark
with bit Of caaik Ia my brake van.
One would tempt me 20 have drop OF
whisky another drop Of brandy, and 9TH
ers glass of ale or stout; but thanks be TO
God, by His strength was able to refuse
them al. ~ The prayer, lead us not into
temptation,' has depth OF meaning in such
a life that Is beyond the conception Of many
who live amid more guarded surroundings.
New York Observer.