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Mrs. MARTHA LAArH, of the Magazine
of American History, died. recently at
New York.
SEvEa hundred Hungarians employed
by the PhGsRixville (Pa-) Iron Co. at
90c a day threaten to strike
. THERE are prospects Of more trouble
on the Reading, as tho road is arrang-
ing 70 demand tilat all of the men must
leave the organizations
THERE was a disastrous FIRE at Pitts
b1rgh, Pa on Fayette street. breaking
out II the Collins cigar warehouse,
sfke loss was s39s, 600.
rHE New England Label conference
adopted resolutions pledging them
selves to buy no boots or shoes that do
not bear upon them the blue label Of
the Boot and Shoe Makers Of America
IT h claimed that the New York
typbus epidemic is under control
SIGNOR CARLO ALBERTO CAPPA, band
master of the leading militia regiment
of the United States - the Seventh, of
1884 at Allesa~dria, in the kingdom Of
Sardinia.
The Kings county grand jury has in
dicted many Brooklyn officials for mis-
appropriation of funds
REv. S. 5. PALaraB, who claims to be
"A regularly ordained Presbyterian min
lister, was sent to the workhouse ct
aahusing his wife
Mr. BEERS, of the New York Life In
surauce Cos shas compromised his claims
for pension of 81 ESQ a month.
4 TERRIBLE gas explosion wrecked
the honss. No 1919 Sarah street. South
side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Three persons
were killed and half dozen injured.
THE Pennsylvania system has begun
a war on the unions of railway en-
ploycs by discharging such of their men
as refuse to leave them
TINS Yale union has agreed to Har-
wards proposition to Introduce the GUS
tom Of having judges at future debates
bsGween the two colleges
THE Troy building at Fall River,
Mass. was destroyed by IRE. Loss
heavy.
TYFaUs fever at New York took a
fresh start on the sth, i've or six deaths
being reported.
THE Jersey Central has Withdrawn
from the Reading coal trust
PBEsTnHEE-ELEGr CLEVELAND .decliBes
70 be drawn into the fight over the New
Jersey seRatorshtp-
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Eoth Houses Resume vsorE amer th
ETuTlduv Eeee-a

EaoGal AaoAlll lsaaullu AlEuE
Holiday Heca1a-
CoEoHEsz resumed it1 work ou she an A
quorum Hh1ue1 lp iu the Eeult1 Er- stewart
made O. speech lu opposition 90 the llT iurro-
chase uf silver 1u--l-l under the Sherman ulIL
some progress WAS made on Lle luai-1utl1l
1l- ana n-f- 7lyr1lal TOOK oec4zlon GO state hia
views Oh me supla- OF that measure i're GER
tdcurcz OF the election OF presidential electors
fr1uu the states OF L'auusglV Vllil. Rhode Island
Mississippi Iowa -ssvz-ar vermont Idaho,
glr-Iufa- lIaasae1usetts ana wet f-Ia-f1.Ia
were presented lF lhc vice president aud were
placed ON lle- After tlc lutroduclidu and refer
guce OF suudry bills and resolutions. Friday and
Saturday wore sea apart for tla cons Iarl sion
uf the immigration lld quarantine bills The
senate then allulrlal l--.-- hF ben the house met
A-g aiaFlll, OF 4uA-Al-- called up the private
pension bills on LEe clIeuIar OF unfinished bus
mess, bus Mr Bland objected and The house
soon iourucL
rs the senate on the 5tl AIr. Villas spoke against
she anL-optiuu uil for nearly Three houra
Alr. nan arrered % r--5Iuti1u which went Over
E1lLfe1 10 the secretary ot state f1r his opinion
as 20 whether or NOS lL abs -ur=lT zasp ends im-
To cover paek INTO me treasury -t7s7ll OK mo
appropriation 20 tae Chocrlw ami CaIclzlssW
Indians tor tEeir l-e-lst iu certain CL0yCuus
res=rY alton lands Hl-se4 The senate bin c1n-
ccruluE LLe testimony 10 criminal cases or pro
seedlings growing Cul Cs sla ilter-s-s.ta com
merce law was, on motion OF lIr. Wilson taken
from iuc calendar aud passed IL provides that
no parson sl1l. ue excused from rcsllfyiuE on
the ground that hls testimony miEat tend 90
gay e2Hsl-=rllE private pension u.-.s l1tl over
from the Inst EUss4uu as unfinished business
There was bare Quorum present at I-st, but
tae mousse was Luul-F oll-Eet 20 await ihg
presence of even quorum Tho qGesti1l was
hufily valves I'm order 20 enable tho house DC
consider and pass thc f1rlih9utlou upuropria
tlou bin
ruE session OF the seuate on the 9th was
given up e1-cll-iv1-y 90 The discussion cf the
ana us ca-re4l I've measure the btl TO suspend
l.uull2ratloa fo- ole year AIR Chandler spoke
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VOL. XVI.
THE WORLD AT LARGE
summary OF the Dany mavs,


llz. president has aed q pruetaEna-
sicn granting amnesty to AEorinons5
eaossaitAouai upon ol7syat1g the laws.
ASoTHEE danger which threatens the
E bill for opening the Indian lands is the
EFFORT Of the lobbyists TO fasten q rider
on 1t
5EHE senatorial committee that re-
gently went 10 Cuba viii recommend a
quarantine against that country.
"A FHEAcHAAs with gall is NJ. Lagru,
OF Paris who asks the United States
government to send emigration tickets
for himselfs and family, giving assuF-
ances that his coming would be OF
great benefit to America.
The friends Of the Cherokee strip bill
have held a conference and have deter
mined TO press it ~ the eaEIiest OpPor-
tunity.
PosTaEAFrER-GENERA WAEAMAKER
denies sne truth of the report that the
presldent's health is breaking down
A BILL introduced by Delegate Joseph,
of New Mexico, provides for the estah-
lishment of n military post at or near
the city of Santa Fe, n. n.
SENATOR CAHLIsLE has notified Mr..
o Cleveland of his acceptance of the treas
uFy portfolio.
WoELD's fair managers are urging
congress 70 give them an. additional
appropriation of $3.50, $50
IT - said that Senator Gray and Don
~ Dickinson have declined portfolios
in the Cleveland cabinet William c.
Whitney Is believed to be opposing
Morrison in the interest of Henry VII
Lard the railroad magnate,
SENATOR PLATr has introduced IN the
senate u bill to provide territorial gov
ernment for Alaska.
FRIENDS OF the speedy opening of the
Cherokee strip held an important con-
ference at Washington. Holman sent
woEd that he would agree to a plan
that would not take money out of the
treasury for two years.
AN expert, who has carefully exam
tned the alleged viii of the late Sena-
tore ReDonaid. has pronounced it a
clever forgery.
TIE secretary Of state has Informed
othe senate that a bill to suspend immf-
grafton for a year is not contrary to
any treaty with foreign nations
ES-SECRErABT t. FAIRCHII.D thinks the
purchase of silver should be stopped.
IN answer to a report that he intends
TO vote with the democrats in organiz-
ing the senate. SepRtor Peter says that
he has not yet I.iade up his mind what
course he shalt pursue.
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l. tho uI elar asls9 Isl,4 -.r rls.e,yail1aal
Caurulrlrar.

Do tho EI EIar aaiza T--,1 .-r -ll1 -atI1lisl
Cnu1Hltlrsc-
Il tl1 T-ruIel psr-F .r-f.lf0rs 81 -1- t1
l-rfr-aI-l. lr9ull-.lH- a.ut 'ul rafsz-.--
rgsrIl u.--. d. and otiIs-r-.atas
we harHLr rcrIaas- rlaI .ll .ll r--a 0f
ru1 ar11I lUl uuHu Ir COM --ll 1-- lU.-- n
EulflI states -rultlrs la TaHr rat"1
zra-es- Nfr laut-la 500 "H.1-r rHalr ID .Ia
either 10 rlls $3.50 adrl.aaH.E rarlI-- --lfe
qllre % Eat for our lriH1.H.f s1-a f-
u .leTs sou Elos t--lt b. Ha.. 'rlare a-a
lel1 Lhem il tle Ult-eI 1 ara -alala $50
have arrives 20 a H.r.1l .l r'.r li-l-11-lr
rlsrl Hs- E1-9- ra.fi5- Cease al l..ua lrlr
f-r razllai1le. Do Ilc ts1 lHa1.ulal arr.eH
1raal t1 frae on i eaH.I -a.- t1 ems --r rarn
do -.- Ine sooner llaF ar tl1ra l1r icy
t-- u-nozal la.erca- ai aaF rrs-a-ll l- ll-
lere-1a auE gl1d l4r -r-a- le
a--Had=rlttll -lu -eaFa .ls1ll l- l-rer
0r llr1-aal-7l q l1-a-- l- aaz lar5 tu--
rier
alal- re- raa1a il t-a 4art eI1nr-.tHr E-E ll'-aa
E1- -rrl-G a-nlH-f lr rlaE q -a--.aa
f1ll ra l1 Fr-r 1-l-
.fe a=7 u- rEre7z r1a- tL u--a
uarE claE -a1 lorr- aca
a1erF --rtr 81 t-.a H-a ID -- I1 re- naHa.r
.a- ord --lr llsl ~ lr-as
-.a .-
- aa- --l1ia--.
E.=-sa.
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THE cannon balf' Passenger train
on the Michigan Central ran into an
open SWITCH on its way to Saginaw.
The engine. baggage car and two pas
Eenger ears were derailed- One section
hand was fatally crushed aanG several
Others were slightly INFUSED
DEsFzTE the efforts Of the fusionists,
the republicans succeeded in organic
ing the Colorado house
THE annual report for the aseal year
ended last June shows d fiatteriug in
crease Of business aud earnings Tor the
Illinois roads.
TnE ice gorge above Cincinnati broke
Without damage. The river was s-iA-
ing -
RICH strike of silver ore has been
made at the Minnie Belle mine GFier,
Col For some time che miners had
sssn throwing away the ore as wertA-
less
InE courts have decided in favor OF
tha Chicago board OF trade ia the Par
bridge case. Puts and calls on
board are thus prohibited
Ria WILLIAM C. PRATT widely and
ssvorabIy known among eastern edr1ca-
OF tsa ARMOUR iuStitate. Chicago
ERnr. H. " L likuouD. OF the uHi-
versity at sicuz City Ia--s left his family
destitute and besooiS himself OF % tia
gland for 3 trip % last year
= cu1lleEz1Ho osDEEr says there IS pleas
o. rIH - san Juan. but f2ocr 1lsn er'
sad5v Handicapped
5..ri- Lost Ice house a. tlails1y
IN zaz 1sesn destro1zed BY sres loss
zz. -sst1-.fuiug rls5=e 81 tie zazIlizanl
11a15zssT as-atlssa +1e X ss q
1'e-tzs11- Kan. rse e=-ssea n ls-s'
Ehis hrez 's-isfr1 = sl-ls''ss.
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( Water suddenly rushed into the
Wheat Owl mine at Penzaucs7 Corn
wall, England, and thirty men were
drowned
TIE new French ministry resigned
ION tho 10th because of charges that- in
duentiaI persons were being shielded
iron prosecution for the Panama canal
frauds. There was great excitement
on the l0ouIevaFds-
/ TEE Merchants exchange of St Louis
has passed resolutions calling for the
opening OF the Cherokee strip.
/ FrEE started at Hecht Bros stOrs,
Federal street. Boston, and spread m
was consumed. Two or three hremen
vveEe hurt and one rann was supposed
to have been burned to death
/ A Dynamite bomb was exploded in
front Of the Catholic club, SeraiRg, Bel
igium. The front of the building was
EeomPletely wrecked
] II was thought at Chicago that ar
mouv was behind the great advance IN
pork and that he could put the price
{ just where he liked.
; TEEHE supreme court Of Wisconsin has
fa1Iiruaed a decision which comEsels ez-
lcounty treasursrs to disgorge about
100000, illegally taken by them for
Interest on public funds
TUusrE-sEvEN men were killed by
t-a-A tlaAa------ "a ~ --AA A-- a- ---f
Como Col
4 IsEsgAafEN F. BUTLER, the noted poll
tisian aud lawyer, died at Washington
OF heart failure unexpectedly on the
morning of the 18th.
SENATOR JoHE T. KEEEA, of West
Virginia died at Washington on the
1 morning OF the nth after an illness Of
iseveral weeks
TIE New York democratic caucus
nominated Edward Murphy, JE, Of
Troy, for United States senator
/ SIMON GOLDa-Aas, psying teller Of the
tGeTmau National banlr OF Denver COL
Z has disappeared YvitFz = large anasEnt Of
I the fands,
The Cromps obtained che contracts 20
build the Iowa and Brcalriyn war ships
THEEE Is 3 natural gas war ~
Losansport. Ind
EIpUEAsID5 ~ crows ~ ElzE1sg
fcuulsucn. 1azsauslee upru tlsa
I Hear 4zr1al-sbgrFs Ay- zls W
y Azlli-l q -luTs lsal7,z t-1ey z-.-1 sau-F--s
Sheep uud staEn5- were -i-s slrsaf
Rrsi zsiied
Hlsze eEss1-z5 s71---A-f --5-
ara1st-sI sfzzlE r ---
1-11- t.1lI- 7lE5zs--
E-rr lz-s.-s.7a II -s----
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The stockmeu around San Antonio,
Tex, are very much wrought up over
hunters trespassing@ on their lands
They altege that sPortsmen go into
their pastures, run OF their cattle, kin
horses and burn their grass.
TIE Tennessee democratic caucus
chose Senator Bate for reelection.
RICH vein of black magnetic iron
ore has been uncovered IN LlanO coun-
ty, Tex.
Dr. GEDDNes, the medical expert at
Little Rock, Ark, has decided that the
deaths Of sOnvicts at the Arkansas Pris-
On were mt caused by cholera
The surgeon who was. sent to inspect
the convict camps at Helena, Ark, says
that they are veritable death trapz
Ink people Of Mississippi are attract
ing attention by failing 70 contribute
to the jefferson Davis monument fund
Ex-SESGTOR CA1rDEE, Of West Vir-
ginis, having entered the raee for the
place now held by Senator Eaurner, q
renewal Of the fact!ouai war Of 1887
among the democrats is threatened
The New Orleans board Of health
protests against the establishment Of q
national quarantine
FORTY negro Families have left the
vicinity of alexandria, La, for Okla
homa-
WIIIIkal HAYNES, a yyen known civil
engineer of san Antonio, Ee1e-s E-l1s lesiAl
killed by Indians ia Mexico .1bs' In
dians were in his employ.
A STRANGE story IS published in New
Orleans AZ 1ut Henry T. Gregory being
kept in q dungeon by supposed Ale.rsH.-
where he witnessed the murder Of an
unIssiovvn man, brought 70 the dungeon
in the same way as himself
AIALcouRr CEAle, a hardware clerk al
Houston. Tex. blew ous his brains &c
stop the toothache-
IT Is said that the man dying ct Bald
win, Fla, Is not Pope, the zt-zhones'
teller Of the Louisville bank There ia
something peculiar about the case,
though
REuBEN ATKINSON. at Cotton Plant
Ark, was murdered recently and his
l,ouse -burRed % conceal the crime.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.


sH e-fo-ln.-s i- - $50
l.1- cong e7-'-il-n t-e15se TO --9 o-'---
PLATFORM
II He populiats ran away Atel4 OF
the elars democracy or Ae'aA Nu8enl
reserved over lo3soo votes
-lnaiuuas Alabama and Missouri cast
as many third party votes this year as
the whole country did tour years ago
The populists had nine mem bers OF
the tlrly-secou1 congress ana tuelr
forces lylll pe increased 10 twenty -one
10 the 4lfty-third
In California ut the last election
the proposition 10 elect United states
senators 10y O. direct vote of the people
was carried oy a good majority.
The New Nation IS energetieally
pushing che circulation OF petitions an
the state of MassEchusetts for the ma
tiuuaiizatiou of the telegraph and telc-
phone systems
The point OF postm8ster-Gseue ueruI.
Wauama lzer's report Is that everything
the government owns or operates de-
crcases in expense and increases in eth-
cieucy-Ar.5ausaa Farmer
Daniel Webster received IA eIector-
al votes iu 1880, having only carried one
state. The first time Thomas Jefferson
ran for president he only got four
electoral votes. Gen. Weaver has "a
Friends Of reform can see the ucres-
sftv of putting the local alliance and
labor Organization in the best possible
conditions This winter must bs one
of iucessaut voril.-Arlzausas Farmer
IT is stated on democratic authority
that AIr. Cleveland will call an extra
session of congress provided the mem
hers thereof win give him satisfactory
assurances that thew will hold but one
month and do nothing -ArLsausas
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'he ven asiug cf tac ulr af -i
t-ia- ls --il 1-ll-alraf4 to ll. 80
vHlch r1stliEzig iurul1ala- alal 10 e. 1a- aul-T
I of a rsp1nl-asn sovaruull-t O. aara --aI
. is pso1ls-
'Ia tlle opinion OF iha rIuto-ral ollr one eil-
cuz-a tlnca r-sra llrriale iirHu ra-- rl-l-t posse
| ply happen ana tl-t would -a -a t--7 .l.--
Z % appear on aarta and flausgrs-s fH7 li-la-
'sra sum up th5 eass of aor1ra Am-rican
uroluccEza taey clar-e -ha r-ar1rlHsnf n'n-
. tperacF Vlth su1Vert-ns rl--a.ar afefa-i.n-
ana SO proatttutlIg one llal-.arr ana a-lal--i-
obtain neither ildi-ial l1r lee.-Ia--rc p-l-ee-
I zion from i1z houu--lss rlr-ei-g -a- a1ra-a-
Now upon che Izau-as Reform Press asssais-
llou deuo-vul rlc duty ll d a-is.sl-as rre I-dla
. the cooperation OF tll Ereat ru lsEaa lf I=us-
cerniuE oar ovn eoaai-ila ana the lenie11g g
I enc t1ruaa OF civilization
{ plncly 4- ease aud saying -u'f IS -.rN -ut De-
see sl-ariY Il-t -iler-. f1aft n -2- --l -na
I tuat haE foes are at Hlul ana u1al-llL rl-u
l-ea1 -lrn aFe At N9l.- -Ata -'-- ll.-
reason we ore Eefo- s-e aa- t-- ln -l i---.
yea iH our ogu Elaud a.-te. -aanE r-o1.e no
arc nos aware 1i iA' tleF -l-.l .t'-tl.
ersithF 1n1 V-itu criminal ia-ere-- essen 3aa-
session uf Ihe slowly or-auia-- party fsacli'1-
cry which was buit uD Ir p-rcr iiuez l1H Che
convenience or she peapio O. ElrernIns uFl1-
[ ing tue original uumes l1 iclrcr cllara tna
hand of Tire masses OF olrnor Hlr-r f1. whose
l EuIl Do was crl1leA SHAT l-s come l1 u1 r.
mHl=u engine tllt serves t2e r.ri Ii.s-eI l- lr
tra e1s1euse OF me d,-s5.T-I a5srs.t T.r rs.rist
I usht for thair liberation rllu Gao tl-il dom lf
/ partisan prejudice uF u-laE eFer- -arEu-f-lll
and every means 90 show ihann ila.l slavery.
oT the ranks af1rErarsi hut lIHl f1r lae rla-
crVatiou OF che prue Pics artr=e reform 1sittfl
Halu tloia ana PoNe t-- lr-o il- Nit p il-
I ward partF apoils ana partisan soma .est ana
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died at his Wash
iugtou resideucs,
No. 21O New Jersey
avenue, at 1880 this
morning.
The general has
! always to a more or
Z ezs ezteat made his
esideuce iu Wash
i.ngtou, although
many of his success
EuI ventures have
been located else
z-F7ara DuPfur this
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4 FIslsr eontiuEent OF the Mormon
colony has arrived at santa Resale.
Alex.
EzE Asfalrs Esspress Co has stepped
into control Of the Qiieen 8 Crescent
rasita, egstt 1saasIv z. COO mites q rad
and 5-do5 s4atiouss iezr1eElF E71zizz1 by
the ug.tsed States 1szsrass--i--
Gan s. s s-EI5Eoss has ss-z g
letter kg-3f-- l-1s-zsca-- els -1e ae-
'e1Izez= % sE1z-saiss5lsE r.l =fiei-s ?
ssdsasEl. -9eEir-zs -l sio-scl1tslsg zi=s- i--s-
a-s=sftr zE REESE -sls-' l--
.sElzss-- =s-s-z-ss s-I-Es-
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BUTLER DEAD.
Unexpected Death OF the Wen
Known Politician
BIS DENISE QUITE UNEXPECTED.
Heart Failure tha Cause. uus co what
sickness NOT stated - BRIEF
Sketch OF EfIH Event.
fuI Career.

YAsHrSGToS.J Jan. l1.-Geu- Benjamin
T. Butler, the lawyer, statesman, mill
lionaire manufacturer and politician,
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FAVETrE, o.,-rIsu- 1L-Au attempt
was made by some unknown person
yesterday to blow up the blaciEsmith IA
and carriage shop of Meisbargcr d.
Elatt with giant powder. Six nsa
of the ezplasion ald thair escape was
almost miraculous, as hors shoes and
scrap iron were blown iu every direc-
ton. A team % mules was blown
10 " aua eE.rE ..-nLaE---nL .n.LL.r.l-
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A VAST mine of superior fre-cily has
been discovered iu Vinaeanes, Ind.
DIR KEEEs, assistant state ga1Iogist
Of Iowa announce the discovery OF a
rich End Gf metal near Eeolzulz-
CHARLOTTE, ~ O.. boasts OF o double
faced potato One side is claimed 90 be
q perfect representation OF q bear aud
the other, 81 iz saids IS "a fair mold Of
calf
THs Last bonanza- in Fairhaven.
Wash. is a coal vein extending through
an area of 1000 acres ana promising asl
estimated product5on OF 10000 900 tons
OF coal
FIFTY dollars is charged in London
for the first eaill1u Of LoHrfellou-'5
. .-uy-periou," ana the first edition OF
his '-zavuuas-'' ealnulluds ue1rly as
high q price
oEE Of cueeu Nietczia'a choicest
sreasurz- a. indzor castle IS lIozazi
old harfszichsEa. which iz dez1ri.1sd a.
hs5un @ '-ruails. r-.t1ar 11r1lT-irl
fsz=-nl1 1f li lrlrae -ar=rz
ar1m Iarr=Ftr
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EAesAs ClTE- No, jan TIT Lhl
annual meeting Of the Kansas City De
pot Co, this morning l.. q. Fish
was retired as superintendent of she
depot and Frank Saltwater. of St
Louis, was elected iu mis- stead. This
changa has ben Eeeled Tor aone Lime.
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The New Nur-e dc-uHcrut-c caucus
aori1at-d EI,varI Mar7by. Jr- OF
Toy. for ElitrtI slasls z-ua tlr-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-11

~ bstin gives The latest improved
remedies for chronic diseases N inen aud
women. ffis aiectfic methods ste en-
tIfsly rev for sbsoluteiy cuflbs Semi
raj weskness, spefmstoffhe, fmpo.
teney, vsfieccele, ffydfcceie, stfictufe,
uieef, Syphilis, venefesi diseases,
Wasting dlseases from mental anxiety,
ovefstudy, sbuse by youthful follies and
ignofsnce of natures Laws, excesses of
maturity, declining years, badly treated
~ neglected venefesi diseases, resulting
IN mental and physical destruction,
early decay and Ices Of life's pleasures.
Special attention given 10 throat, lung,
eye and ear, blood, private, nervous
diseases, cstsffh and deafness, and all
durable chronic ard special diseases.
The Dfs. will treat the poor free -ex-
cept medicines from Dto i0a. M daily,
and those who are able 10 pay, will re.
celve medical treatment At 81 month
for esch disease of In that proportion az
the cases may need, surgical and special
diseases excepted. Consultation free.
No cases taken n not deemed durable
pr Impfovable. ONCE hours from 10 TO
daily; evenings 10 8; Sundays, 10 to
~. All durable chronic, acute and pri-
vste diseases, catsrrb and deafness, are
and successfully treated.
Circulars and question list sent free.
Most eases can receive home treatment
sfter a visit 10 The DOCTORS Office. Drs.
Office, $40 Commercial street,
Salem, Or. Room II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-04-11

~ sa,sd one teuhs fsas bst siistea sss
vas f,ashea ~ tieees
witnessed y tnUsf heroic iheiaant
many yeafe ssb IN 1865 two iadies
end Two Gentlemen went ovef the
euepUehahha flvef. opposite email
town In Pennsylvania. Ton place call
bd Peter STEPS 10 get 10 Peter etepe.
which ID on n bun $50 feet hiel,. yot,
had ~ ~ Nv q back r6ad On toi, ~
Mo steps we're two tall tine tfeee,
eight feet apart. and ~ tie a rope 10
The trees ard swlhe out over che
bun WA the object N The party.
After the gentlemen had been swing
ing some tliue ohe ~ the ladies' want
ed " swing Annie, A beautiful girl,
got IN the swing, ana after a short
time she exclaimed "pive fne a good
p,inh I want ~ 10 out ~ I ca6 see
Tho f0sd below" We did co. when
snap went tho rope, and with terri
bic scream Annie went crashing down
on the rocks.
Almost scared ~ death we ran 10
the road below. We could not see
Annie, but on looking up there she
was. Her clothes had caught on q
small scrub oak tree, and she was
hanging between heaven and earth.
By this time n crowd had gathered
on the road below. Everybody was
excited and was wondering how 20
get her from her perilos position.
just at this time Harry Bsy1or came
running up the road Seeing what
was wrong h. went up the back road
30 ths Pine trees, and catching the
rope that was used for the swing de-
scsbded.
But, alas, the rope was too short
He did not wait for longer one, but
inch by inch bo picked his way TO the
oak tree, and by the greatest exsr.
ti0n no managed TO got her TO tho
base OF the tree. Once there even he
dared not leave 10 Of Annie or the
tree. In the mean time longer rope
was procured, and tying IL around
Annie's waist she was landed safely |
above. Not 80 with Harry. When |
near the top, no clipped Down he
went, landing on the rocks below, q |
bruised and bleeding mass.
Gently and tenderly was he taken
home, but his work on earth was
done. On the stone that stands at
tho head Of his grave are these words,
Sacred TO the memory Of q man who
bravely gave his life for another. -
Cor. New York Press.