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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
(Anfhrarlte coal used eNcipslvely)
-Four tracks. Automati' Block signals.
I4tlu- lfaNt. station foot 81 i.lDe ~ 1T.

Tmis raw station foot OF L,oe Z st.
In, Eason Is tbirh,m Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
30 S s. I 80 TO Nnentqwn. Z. NJ suniav 80
II \ ii. 90. > 80 T.. NJ. or. =,
4 40 T. NJ S:nday. 30 A. NJ. 49, =,
For E.adng At 100 CO. ~ 10 100 90 -. a. w.
no. 80 o %igt 20 SUNDAYS 80 A. 81 90 80
30 80 =. NJ. l. - night , go ,,
f., IInrr.lrrl 1t 90 : 90. - A. NJ. 10 20.
90 ~ NJ 40 T. - "e z, cNo o, pinS Sa'"F'Y night
TO. Snnbury Lcwl>hurg and willam~port a. 90
90 SIS g. NJ 10. / 80. 80 p. NJ, T. - nsht
except sa'urt,, nirht Sundays 10 A. NJ. 80 T.
nd E Long n1nch 2"i p' ut 'oh g r,Is ut
I'D Hank 90 20. 5 b 10 Rod Rankl o ID p NJ
SUNDAY. cycent can Gro'" All AsbuS Park. 300 A.
M" ''' FOR LAKEWOOD.
-, u \ ". u, 80 : 90 p VI ~
pornrrat I 30. y Is \. NJ. 10 20 r. NJ
To- Naptc city. NlnconG. and Hridrcton. 30 A. NJ.
- r. NJ
qo s,I5 II 3, g. NJ I ~ IA. I 10. 4 20 p. 81
s1"s,Fs . 90 4 VI 90 "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
rmILADELrmIA BAITI MORE. AND WASHINGTON.
lo nh.d Ph' wei dly 90 o. , TO- 10 ga gs.
Carr 200 Dlnnq tor g 90 81. - T., NJ -
nsht SUNDAY. 80 90. ~ 20 (pmne Can a. NJ.
80. 90 DINING can. go =. NJ - - night: , ,,
fpnlne az. T. NJ "a. 3 90. > 90 u nin- ta). 80
j.. NJ. 10 - ng.t Sundy- 900 II 20 iD"ing Can
l. NJ 30 ) 90 Dining Car. - T. NJ. |! - MINT.
o3s oGl ~ taY 9iI. I.lio ~ G'odN,v -. 6,r
Ave 81 Eat TIA ST. l3l Fret l2j g. 80 Wet l25th
faae rom hotc rc ilenrc t, de tInation.
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60 Wbom it ttlan Conrern.
Two ALL ARCHITECTS.

MI T., ARCHITECTS ARE MEREny lINYITEp. , TO
SUBMIT PLANS IN COMPETITION FOR \ NEW
COURTHOUSE TO RE ERECTED IL THE CITY
or BALTIMORE. ~ cost Of not less Than 81 600
The whole control and direction Of the work i In the
hands OF non.rartl.an commission OF sevcn LEADING
professional and business ana t1e Mayor OF the
city Tn" cCmml, don hns occurred the services OF Prof
william X. War; OF Columbi, College. a. consulting
architect and lee the instructions for arch
tcct' tn" conditions governing the competition and the
REQUIREMENTS of the building have b'rl "fhuiacd: They
are believed to BE- full fair compl't" ana liberal the
archifect whose design adirdgcd IN" best VIII DC cn
plov"d architect OF the building. and will he paid
commission OF J per ccntum upon IL cost suDrc, 20
pamphlet Of instructions giving full lnfofn,aton which
can BE- procured and after Dccenlhrr u 1898. by
addressing FERDINAND {. LATRDnE
Mavor.
Baltimore Nd
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JnstrutIlon.

For Young Ladcs-Cty
RohEDlYG AND DAY scnooI, f9E GIELs. 40.
90 ao,d D, xe,t as sayn NO o,oS LA H.
MS wALN iis Mi SDHSG%t h tH. GH"l-'-
G r"ary clan ,is ro" WIN ine , s t~s n
iro 1cloc@ Advanced cinNs'' in English.
NEAXD MEs. "a WILLIS HONE FOR SCHOOL
AZ pircns cpion FTcn% and Italian .oEen IL
.19'i lime as ' IsiR!avS ''''' "''' ' ''''
Mss GIBBONS ; nooL roG GIKLs. IS West 47th.
boarding pupils taken. Reopen, October 9Th
eAGg[ ASG MIS- S,S g, o M3 NJ
rupi, may enter for single 'ndy Or for whole eOgr'e.
V,mE MISSES GRINHELIis
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
o. EAST ,4rn srHEEr. oCErhENTU YEAR.
THE MISSES ELs's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s5rn AND Seth STREETS NEw.YonK.
THE SIMMONS SCHOOL.
admits leading college, ior ReoIene Oct. g
VAN NORMAN INST. (foundd 1851:
$50 Scycnty-fir.t street West
Principal. Mine. VAN NORMAN.
For Boys and Young Men--City.
I ENOX SCHOOL.-for boys under 10 years old.
IL Phy seal training specially
T7j Madison.ave.
NJ Ew-yOEK BUSINESS COLLfGE. l25thst. y. y
~ All practical branches day or evening tall ad.
dress CLEMENT &. GAINES Mount Morris Bank BPg.
~ NIVEESrrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 80 West 5Gth.st.
u 57th Prepares for colleges, scientific schools
Primary department resident pupil, rcce, cd
For Both Sexes-City.
u ERLITz SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
- - Madison Square tcoth-st and BroadwAy).
Tenn begins now.
MuHcal Instruction
NJ TTROPOL1TAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Nl LEADING IS1CAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA.
Residence depait for dent students DUDLEY
buck, Pres; Albert Ross Idrsons. Vice-Pres He w
10 & ii EAST I4TH.sr. NEw.YoRK.
Brooklyn
rI,uE BEOOsLYS HEIGHTS SEMINARY Board
ing and Day School for Girls; 43d year opens Septem
Der IS. 1910 Montasue.st.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
For Young Ladies-Country
AIRS. & MISS CADYs BOARDING AND DAY
wi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
sc oUsE.AvE NEw.HAVEN. CT.
NIOEI.IsTOwN NEw.JERsEY. MISS DANA's
ton resident native. French and efnan teachers special
courses IN music AMI ant TERM. s1CO
TI,HE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS
Advantages Of Boston Comforts - home. Small classes
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director
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Brooklyn.

rJ,nE BIOOiLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. Board.
Ing and Day School for Girls 43d year opens Septem.
Der IS 1910 MOntasue.st.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
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PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS.
NEW-YORK

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Jnsirurfion.


For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ID oEDENTowN (N. ID MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID REV. 4. II. LANDUN, PRINCIPAL.
CAPT Il. ID. LANDON, COMMANDANI.
L. LMwoOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. az Milford Conn.,
II Parents who unfortunate In the rnana:eneis %
Will 10 well 10 profit by tho advantages Olc
school. the school j. ssson during the entrs
yea. FRANK NJ HOWE sups'
I,EfiiiOLD IN>rIIUTE Freehold y J-jOtA year.
Eoy.' Iio1dinr Sthoo Primary, College frcparatory'
nusn'ss Cour-c. Shorthand 1lIcwriting. Ice-'aphy
\KE YOi ESELF \ MINE FOREMAN. superin.
IVI fIdcnt mining engineer tcoai mri Or succrrsl
by de, ctiae idle hours 20 HOME STUDY "
ton Pa To begin students need ONLY know how o. read
and write. Mcicrntc charges. Send for free circular
n, API.EWOoD INSTITUTE Concordville Pa.-si92 per
with energy wake boys the duties OF life;
boys undci 13 years SiG2 J. siIOKTLIDGE Nae''
\ NJ. Principal
n EWION IN. j. ITSrI rurE.-Home lie and csre
~ every and hal steam heated Rymna SUM bowl
ing ball tcnais equestrian drpi. J. Wilson A. NJ Prin
U,.IE HIGHLAND MILITARY AC. DENY. worcc-vr,
/ Mas.-i.camS 3stn Yea 5 pit T.. Ga eel sclcnt Il
business Preparatory Department.. t,vHna inu. All.
letc, encouraged. Car IN training. Home influences
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW. A. NJ. Head Master.
rv,HE PEEKSkILI. MILITARY ACADEMY
L Goth send for ILLUSTRATED. Gaia logue
JOHN y. TILDEN. A. NJ. NJ. D. Principal.
For Both ScNca-COuntrv.
r. LENWOOD INSTITUTE. Matawan. y. J-BoardinS
u SchOo! full art music,
Languages For health thorough instruction Glen
wood j. cv-cled. Nowy furnished Winter term Dec a.
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Ccdcbcrs.


MERIt Az AND fOHfiGN TEAClIEiS' AOENCl
n Prof S,Or> Teachers. Iut0r,, OoNerhesoe,
&c, {, Colleges. Schools ana Families Apply u
Ml;S NJ. j. NC,' NG-fGL1ON. - Union square
4 GENCY Miriam Coyricr supplies tutors. proics>ors
n tcihcrs. cOtcrnc,,cs. etc. IN all dets; recommends
parents. $50 h-iy". BoDk BlGiEg cor 2Jn'st
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Odntln1 Araocmies.

t-'WWkIIIJ -NLWON "RFfS'
A II.NANDtE MA ,iEEtiOE'S Mcndcls-ohn Assembly
"A lre W,t Jjth->.. PrNatr lesson OH vf's 80
IN dancin:. lie mems class Will begin Eyeg Dec Ot
Tor when prcNiuI, application must BE- made.
I;EI;NANDp'S ACADEMY. 1872 T.. 51th-st.-PR1CES
J. REDUCED -tass"> forming Private lessons any
hour 81 Walt fashionable dances taught rapidly
<'En J. WALLER lately rturnca from Europe.
u Glasses aud Private Lessons IN Society Dances day
i1S Cnluniu--aNc. sOth aud s1st 81.
II, GFOHGt DODWORTH
!. 80 ISL Iffh.nve. .
,yos. and prly,tc lessons. Mems Mon.
d,v Doe. an (Srw1 Tuxedo lanccrs.
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For Young Ladies-Country
Mrs. & MISS CADYs BOARDING AND DAY
wi SCHOOL,. FOR YOUNG LADIES.
&c IILIUpCSE.AVE. <EW.uAvEN CT.
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THE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
i CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
Advantages Of Boston Comforts = home. small classes
Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN is the Director.
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fnrs ano Rings.


~ C. SHAYNE. Manufacture, offers strictly reliable
u. and fashionabe ur lowest possible prices store
open evenings until CHRISTMAS. ia ana i.O Wcst s.ass
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NUoEEISTOWN NEW.JERsEl. - MISS DANA'S
lI BOAEDING SCHOOL Tor tins. College prcpara.
ton resident native French and German teachers special
couf scs In music AMI ant. Terms. S1CV.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16

loving aud forgiviug spirit endesred
him to large circle Of admiring friends.
His simple faith 10 the Christ, was a
marked feature Of his lif', though So
young, and suffering sointensely, when
told to pray TO God that he might get
well, the reply was. Yes, IL it is HIS
will" He rests with Jesus. The sborl
but beautiful earthly life is over. May
the sister, father and mother, look for
ward TO the time when they with Ar
chic shall meet where there there shall
be no "mOre death" Tuesday after
noon at the fuueral was held. at lhe
family residence, in Salem. Rev. =
B. Williams preached most fitting
discourse TO a large cDncourse VI friends
aud relatives, from the question "Shai
lie live agaIb?'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
A Philosophers Opinion,

V"iialre s,id toa beautiful youns
WIN whom he was diuing,"Y rival,
are the perfection of ART; you are III,
perfection Of nature.n This could moi
have been said II the young lady war
suffering from disease, aud pain had
ielt It's signs on the features. Wome,
VINO want To keep beautiful, and he the
perfection of natur-n should us,
"Favorile Prescription" To assist Ma.
lure when needed, to correct irregulari-
iies' ala circulation aud digestion. aud
thereby clear up the skin, rendering It
soit and beautiful. DR.. Piercr's Fav.
"r't- Prescription Is the only mediclne
Tor wonan's peculiar ills, sold through
druggists, aud guaranteed To give salts
la"'ioh Ia every case, or money refund
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
THE ELECTION or 'JuDgE ALLEN.

Omaha Bee: After the most pro
tracted contest that has ever taker
place In this state the legislature hai
elected w. V. Allen 10 succeed Alger
non \. Paddock In the United States
senate, for the term beginpiog on th,
eth day OF March next.
The selection Of Judge Allen will In
some degree be disappointment u
Republicans IN well AS Democrats.
This 10 especially true OF the business
men of both parties, who regard the
election OF a populst with disfavor be-
cause Of the radical aud eccentric Views
held by the third party on the currency
and other economic ISSUES that tend lo
disturb commercial confidence aud
credits. THIS apprehension will, how.
eyer,be dispelled by the fact that Judge
Allen is not hare-brained visionary or
Wild eyed revoluiionist, Quite the con.
trary. our new uai,ed States senator Is
we'll balanced. broad-minded aud con
ssrvative He Ia by nature aud traiu-
ing man who carefully deliberates
upon every issue, aud does not reach
conclusion until he has weig he'd both
sides.
bsnator.eleot Allen. OF Nebraska,
aid 10 the citizens OF Lincoln after his
election:
4 cannot say to you az this time wha,
nay course will he. | wi, say la yuu, |
however, ~ | say today: that Ia ali |
he great questions that may oe pre-
suited In the senate far its action 81
lAr ~ am coneerned they shall IA
Dxamined carefully. eonsuieniiousiN
IND with q fuil Determination al know
|ug what my duty in the prvmls...
nay b.. | Will examine lheni with
~ care that would "A question oi
sw that was submitted Ia me, aud
gicr d tssmining what my duty ma,
= l assure you That shalt have 40
'eelkAncy la soiiux my cOnviciions
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16

To he His Ruler.

With q sharp cry. such as the best
writers describe as emanating from Q
wounded spirit, she turned upon her heel
and walked rapidly to the house.
Bursting into the boudoir she fell at
the feet of matronly lady who was GRO
cheting mittens for the Hottentots.
"Oh, naming
Her pent emotions were getting the
better of her composure.
-"he has insulted me. Instead Of
Of
She showed signs of Mysteries.
proposing marriage, as l ex
pected, he asked me to be his servant"
The elder woman recoiled in horror.
Servant" she gasped. Child, yor
must be dreaming"
"N-no-boo, hoo-he said, 'WontyoI
90, oo-come and rule over my-boo
hoo-householdT Isn't 1t d-d-dreadfulF
And she resolutely declined to be con
soled.-Detroit Tribune.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
Decidedly

trembling eand, an unoeriain step. ndse
one piae' az posture o. Ninlthar u.utiS ,,,,.,s
ti annnN ancc 81 anVxtscled nOlsfs 49,
s'nong tue ind o u ,ns M exlrelns nerv,,o..
nien snd women ~ thi. es.,e /, ,.l.,,it.,,,s =
shaAyf l,ahir "a 10 az EtnroW. dnasironsls
o. causes " len ihe Nigon'0, ni. az dvN 10
Mtt.y thV nervous - stem. gcs eatl f.n,
must theluxh thu nlediutu oi leil, f,,,,,s,, ~,
i,n, aud renewal ~ su ttuIstrte.i A., . =,
" ebctlnx ~ niSht b. raissd toa hsaithn,i
slandsfi guarantee a thts : utetxti HI.
S.os@seh hlues-, weieh 10 - ahstshes a -.
ttnn, otscs etVlioa and the hshlt ,si o "A a. a
pesoAanen'b rvgniar ael~. thus ra,,e esgtu :
thss - itN ~auil tunl ~htch Ia h,l1sw,a H.
q ts,h M slrensth aud nerve rslqutl ~. ~
Atiuet ronipleiNI 4 las0 Httsia nFur.ist.
aAd =. rixNeotlNv VI tne Hrst altark 90 s,ih
esQeent fesuss az iaalarlAi di..f,i. NJ IN.
nsatol . Without = lsxE. Inr.cs = az
tAgv wlneslasslul ~-'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
Judging From What He Heard.

Scene--A horse car with one vacant
seat. Enter three ladies'.
First Lady-There's seat.
Second Lady-Yes, you take it, Min
nie.
Third Lady-go, you take it, dear.
First Lady-0ne of you sit down.
I'm not tired.
Second and Third Ladies (together)--
Neither am l!
First LADY, had long nap this aft
ernoon.
Second Lady-Tve been sitting around
the house all day.
Third LADY, haven't walked step.
First Lady-Please sit down to oblige
me. I'd just as soon stand.
Second Lady-Well, then, Minnie can
have it, and I'll stand with you.
Third Lady - Honestly, I'd rather
stand myself.
First Lady-Oh, well, take the seat
before some one else gets it. I'm not a
bit tired.
Second Lady-rm not tired either
Third Lady-Neither am l.
Business Man (behind his newspaper,
i guess I'll hang on to my seat any.
way. They seem perfectly fresh, and
am tired.-Exchange.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

o. +. +. Lee &, Marcus aud III irtwi.
Christensen, l53 S77O0
Oregon Ltud Go t. Phebe A Stab
10 sunny side No 4, Sl0j0
Il +. Chapman ct al to O. A. Bellin
ger r /! f. Il. | See, |, -, f., $llOO
&. +. DeGuIre to n. ). Elleuson 10 "A
jas. Brown q. |. G., $3.50.
l. r.. Remington aud husband t,
Root. HI. aud Thomas scott ut. bl. |
add. Woodburu, Sl2O0.
o. w. Webb and wife to j. t. Kiut
20 H., 500.
=. >. Martin and wife to Minervs
Wagner ! bl 3 Q Ieen Ann Add.
Salem, $500
John l.. Taylor and wife to w. S.
Taylor ! / e bl 81, Gervais, $50.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
NJ eoLDBua RepuB lcAyIsH WANTED

rhers Ia great danger that the Re-
publican party will become 80 ideuti
ficJ With goldbugisfn that it will lose
It's political grip for years to come 90
the affairs Of the nation. Those whu
have observed the tendency Of the age
agree that II lies lD the direction oi
more direct responsibility to the peo-
pie. Since years the people haye been
demanding an extension of our fnap.
cIaI system by the general government
to meet more nearly the necessities oi
commerce and the growth Of the couu.
try. One ~ these demands has beei
for an adequte supoly of legal tender
fractional currency. All kinds Of de-
Vices are Invented to send silver
through the mails. Every mail order
department of any business viii tcsIif,
TO the shifts resnrt.d to IN feniittibp
sums Of less than pue dollar. New.
papers especially suffer from the incon.
venience OF this lack of fractional papeI
currency. There IL woeful Ignorance
among the people on the subject of re
mItting money. People buy money or
d-rs aud keep them, thinking they
have remiited They buy postal notes
aud send them In n registered letter
All this expense, trouble aud loss cruld
be avoided by supply m good frac
tional paper currency. The Oregon leg
isIature adopted joint memorial T.
congress asking that fifty millions b,
issued for the convenience of the peo-
pie.
Both houses adopted the memorial
Then came the order from the Portland
goldbug order that IL had better be re
considered. Aud reconsldered IL was.
No Que could give good reason for ~
doing. There were plenty Of good rea-
soDs for the measure. The house passed
IL without division. But In the senate
In the name of the Republican party IL
had TO be recopsdered aud killed to
sstiate the demands of the goldbug.
Not the slightest Infringement of the
single gold standard Of politics will be
tolerated, yet that very thug Il mill,
stone about the neck Of the party.
We do not believe the rank aud file
OF the party want godbug Republican,
Ism. The rank aud nle II 40 party |
want goldbueisn frat. last aud all tho
time, crammed down their throats.
The election Of one Popalrt after an.
other to the United States senate from
states shows that the party |
has pJ future with such an absurd
policy m Ii dictated 10 II by the single.
gold-standard men. The party Is now
"a q minority and out Of power In every
'ranch Of tue government of the United
States, and II Ii our firm conviction that
I will remain so until II rises from the
Worship of the golden calf aud gives
he people more nearly what they
want.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16

custom. no matter how deeply rooted,
which ia any way tends to retard the
nations advancement. An effort Is
being made 10 induce congress to abol.
ish bull6gbtIng 10 the federal district
aud territories. 1t is believed that
such an action would cause all the
other states to fall into line with
puebla. The reason there are no bull
fights Ia the City Of Mexico is wholly
due to the local authorities, who, 10
the exercise Of their power, refuse to
permit them
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
WILL ABOLISH BuLLrIoHrs.

The state Legislature Of Pa.bla hu.
eoastsd . law aooiishing bullns shling,
oos BY one the different states arr
ousning their backs on the past aud n.
~ traditions and customs. The rsle
Uetspg u hullnxhis 10 the past ia an
- which gsss IA show how earnsss are
- psnwressive msp Of the repub,ie in
oAolv dstsrninstiop le abandon every
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
WORDS or coNso.ArIoN.

Anchle Leroy Saryeani: only son of
William aud Martha sargesnt. was
o'ra July t'h, lss7, aud died Feb. ls,
'ss'A Agvd yesrs, seven a,oa,hs aud
days
Awhile was mos, remarkable Guild.
h's inieli'sence Was far hsyond his
ssafs. HE wa- fall Of fth. ,eadyrst AZ.
isesions, aud sympathy fef all. HE
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
SALEM MARK ETS.
Wheat 6Oc per bushel.

Wheat 60c per bushel.
Oats-S5@4oc per bushel.
Potatoes '5O@G0c per bushel.
Flour-SS 90 per bbl.
Bran-(Sackedl $500 per ton
Shor's-(Sackedl SO 90 per ton.
Eggs s5c per dozen.
ChicSens-S to Toe per 10.
Chopped feed - (Sacked) $50. 90.
Dueks-l2lc per 10.
Geese-7c per 10.
Turkeys-l0o per lh.
Lard-lsl@l5c per 10.
Butler-SO@S5c per pound
Beef-7@i2le dressed,
Neal-lo To l2lc, dressed.
Pork 7@lslc dn'ssed.
wool-l669lsc per III.
Hops -l5e0lslc per III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
fhefe Is only one way To cure deafness
aud that IL 10y constitutional remedies
D-afnrss IL caused by an inf ,ined con.
iiiiUn Of the nIucous lining Of the Eu
-tachinn tube, when this is iuhanled
YOU have runIbliug sound or imperfect
nearing, aud when IL is entirely closed
Deafnessis the result, aud unless tb.
Z" II animation can he taken out aud THU
ute restored to lis normal condiIiun
nearing Will be destroyed fOreye,; nin.
'nses out of ten are caused by caiarrl.
which Is nothing but an iLhlmeo
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred ID liars for
any case of Deafness Caused D., catarrl)
hat cal,lInl he cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure. Send f y circulurr free.
H, j. CHENEY & co.
T"ledo, 0.
gsl" Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-02-16
LETTER LIST.

Following are the letters remain
ing In the Salem p0stofIlce uncalled
for Feb. is, 1893. Persons Ceiling
tor same please say "advertised."
Born L B Deguire Mrs Jennie
DrDnls Miss Nettie Chimney X lot
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