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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23

hair. mustache and mutton-chop whis-
kers are white. He enjoys vigorous
health and shows a marked fondness
for out-of-door life. Sir Julian is an
enthusiastic pedestrian. and is much In
evidence in the streets of Washington
and It's northwestern suburbs. On these
tramps Lady Pauncefote and one or
two OF his daughters usually accompany
him.
The English government, besides the
handsome salary OF the ambassador,
makes him an allowance of $4,000 or
$40 900 annually for entertaining. The
English legation. therefore, has always
enjoyed certain social prestige. which
Lady Pauncefote and her daughters
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23
ROYAL SPANIARDlj.
INTERVIEW WITH THE QUEEN
REGENT OF SPAIN.
How She Brings Up Her Children Her
simplicity and Kindness King
Is Becoming Robust-Token Of Good
Will
Madrid letter.

SAPPHIRE s X y
was bending over
San Sebastian, a
fresh breeze was
blowing from the
sea, and the waters
of the bay encircled
by the shell-shaped
beach of the Concha
were sparkling In
the glowing sun
shine of an August
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23
FIGHTING A FIRE.

4, Na,er and all poisonous gases
~ :, This helmet is held to the
n, 'wo straps which pass under
Ibp, s,vance Is practically air-
M aas an apparatus of It's own.
servoir at its back. with O
s,o " 100 pounds pressure OF
w.a ar, which supplies the
be ~ al the breathing material
n i may need for from twenty
Ron " one hour. This air supply
n,,sa'ng the wearer Of the hell
n y IVY and comes to him. II Is
HI !, pure as the air he would
'oors A guege is attached
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23

the royal reception room to the ante
chamber presently attracted our at
tention, and a moment later an official
approached us, and, mentioning our
names, gave me his arm to conduct us
to the presence of the queen regent
Arrived in the royal reception room
our escort left us. closing the door be-
hind him after announcing our names
to the queen.
Her majesty in conversation mani
tested keen interest in everything re-
lating to the United States, with the
achievements of whose great minds In
science, art and literature. she is ia
miliar and for whose people she has
a cordial sympathy and sincere es-
TEEN.
The conversation turning after a
time on more personal subjects. ven-
tured to give expression to the desire
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23
CLEVER AND ASTUTE.
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS IN WASH
iNGToN.
Dir Julian Pauncefots. the british
Minister. and His Interesting Family
--ssnor Romero of Mexico and Others
OF Note.
Washington Correspondence.

OF the great powers
We're promoted to
the rank Of ambas-
sadors. about two
years ago. Sir Juli-
an Pauncefote. the
first TO have this
honor conferred
upon him, has been
the dean OF the dip
Iz...atN. $1,000 u-An
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23

In pouring your troubles into a
friends ear. don't lose sight OF his
congratulations Globe.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23

liz new life saving INSTRUMENT
!, = the Bader firemen's smoke
q IA Is the Invention aud prop
8 indianapolis resident, a ma
n 10 vital principles have been
r,ome OF suggestions made by
kysuls in the last two years TO
E,..s, Since fire-fighting became
. begt exemplited BY the con-
I he Chicago department. the
IN world. the one serious ques-
k,gs The IRE chiefs and unan-
1 q, many years. was how best
t,e hfemsn from suffoeation. or
kaas,lon Of pulmonary diseases
|sgtsing shat are iechniealiy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23

six Russian noblemen are riding
along the frontier line between N'ss'"
and British territory
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-23
| FOE TO FLAMES.
|. .rr WHICH PREVENTS
'psocATioN sy SMOKE.
.,,.msp 20 ne Equipped with
a., Reservoir which win
~. Foul Gases sad Choking
e,ieago correspondence

hlEf 1Mthtof VI
the Chicago IRE de-
partm e mt. has
found a new form OF
protection for his
hremen, the prop
erty OF citizens en-
dangered by confia-
grations and the
lives OF human be-
ings imperiied BY
smoke and flames.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-27

Solse 81 %leiiten, lin ms 3u ermHtbigen, une
eHblih, neil aud Der am gurembur9er Vrlez
lteriemiilar beitebenoe rS6ubpereili", oerell
ErdIioent sc. bil6o1ii1en @noben limb, ibn
I'M, bielcit llcileu Veipeis BON QSoblmollen
9eSen uliere Utiiiion bat.
2. Die norlpe9iide Itiiiion III in feiiter
ge;iebuug cine l~urembur9ii6e Wiiliou.
Sbr Iesi9er @bef itommt 3par aus Qllremz
burg, 9eraoe 10 wie Der Sbef Der 0i6ceie ga
Sroiie, aber Ser Staatsminiiter Gpiher,
Der ielbit eir oorauf beiii9li6es 0otument
dngeiertigt bat, mus milierl, bah ib ldrglt
uorwegii6er Stoatsbiirger gelporOeu bit.
9I6 pirfen 1T Roripe9eu pier lIrcmbur:
glide Nrielter geraoe 10 pie in Berlin rreb=
rere lIremburgiI9e Qrieiter ou9elteut lino,
obue baB barum bic b~erliener delegation
lilremburSiI6 9eporoen mare, unb untcr ben
70 Sdweitern Der Wiiiiou ;dblen mir aud
neult neutrality-suspicious.. 9os lit Q1eS.
alleroings befommen mir ur6 almoIen pom
9uremburg, pieleiht bet ;nan;igiten Sbeil
DON benz, mas mir iiberbaupt jabrli6 aus
fatboliiden VGnbern erhotteu. y.tr banfct
pon S~er3ens9rlio altb iiir oieie NIlie; dber
aud baSurb wirb Die Wtiiiion nod feline
luremburgiiGe. Sic III unb bleibt Dor alien
cine tatbolilde uuo baum cine norpe9iide
Yiillion.
g.. Nir erbalten pom norpegiiGcu Staate
f~elnerlei 8ebuit ober Vrlpile9ium, iDie oies
Der euaii9elllbe Yreoi9er 81 %yuremburg ers
bait, lno ebeu oarum miilien mir ms an Die
2Nobitbdtt9fett %unlerer Wluuben5briloer I'M
NuSluioe menoeu.
Die bloBe Multiplying bieIer meni9elt
Vuutte miro 3eigen, ME i6leht e3 mar Die
ilorpe9iibe WttiFtou ais gir9lWUeut iiir Die
Suldiiullg zines NuSldnoers ais lSreoi1er nit
gebalt ms Vuremburger 2anb Guiiufibren
lino Die @Ite bes bodw'iten $oerru Sil9oieS
pou %gurembnr9 ge9eit uuiere liIliIon sum
Nus9al9e fir Die SoroeruIa ocs l;roteitnll=
tiSmus III i~silicr ei9euen Tloccls III MAIDEN.
un'ere Rrieiter lulo uliere 60tboliien be9rii
Beu iberou nit ssSubel ben llebenSwiirolgeu
Sberbtrteu uou Guremburg, uRo ibr @laI=
benSmutb piro bur6 ieineu bobsu Seiud
auferoroeutli6 9eitGrtt: Souuteu Sic
obHen, ipie tbel'er oie'er SeInd bic fatbolilbe
Sa6e gu ltebeu fOmrnt, ale ibre Sreuoe mare
oabin. llnisr 9otpiiroi9lter SAT unters
8,ebt nd NIT mir 9arS Experimentation I'm:
itrengun9elI, I'M liulere Tdtboliteu ;u belu=
| hen uaS ibre Sebiirimille feRueR III lerueu-
III ben pier leBtGu 3agen bdbeu mir iiber SOC
Silometer, meilt i'm olleneu gSd9ell, bur1' 8
! SO6gebirse oui lebr Seidbrtiden We9en Su;
riId9ele9t; oil eillent Sage nm mir 10 Stuu=
oen lang gerabreu -; nno mGbreno CT bier
irembe Sbafiein ermutbi9t, briGt man III
ieine eigene Seeroe eiu Namentli6 Dies
Ibmerjt MIDI tier.
Wtit belonoerer 6obo6tung perbleib i'd
Sbr gan; ergebener Gisuer
tS. .. Sdlli3e, Nil6oi D. Gluid.
Npolt. SIfar bon 9torIpe9ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-27
,Ste port @aibin9ton 3situns'
ihreiht.

50iGbriges ScnbiiGum Der er1en @u.
'leolllll9 Don &own Belgium NIB 8riinoln9
bon SolD SroB onl Is. uno IA. September,
81 Sotp GroB, isis.
Us er9ebt biermit al bas Iublitum Don
Dab NIB Germ bic freuublide Ginlaoun9 ut
oielem SubilGumSielt 8beil AT nebmen.
Srllbere Gewobner bieies Gomns, Serwdnote
ullo Vetannte, ale Qureinblr9er unb aroere
Natlolalitaten Tub uts miQtommer. Qie
fdrdDe, Neoen II. I. 10. Tperoeu benz Yros
9rdmm 9entGB ous9etibrt werbeu.
Siir llnterboltungen, 9e%luiti9unoen unb
Srtrtl6ungen ieoer 9lrt 1T beiteWS 9eior9t.
Nie Sorbercitnn9m nnb arrangements iinb
III ben 6Gnoeu uerl6ieoener Gomites, welbe
oatur Gorge tra9eu, boB es an Jii9ts mail=
9eit, mas 81 elmer 9roBartigen Seier, wie
oieie, erforoerli6 1T.
3nm 3abIrei4en geiud label ireunbIidit
e'll 0as Somite.
3an'dblatter poaen 9efl. eopirsu.
Son ausnarts betbeiiistsn ii9 aut
al benz p~otronste'te Der bieii9en ct. War,ens
9emeinbe: Reu. 1. 9. Wteper Don Sautpiue,
&ep. y. y. @elbes bon Sotp 0roB, Nep. y.
s. Seues bon 8obler NIB 3tep. u. Z. Sreis
mann BON cafe Gbnrd, iopie bic Stubenten
Sobn Ssrri9es, Sobn Sdils, grotl nnb
areubs.
Ser rNorbHern" bon ct. Glouo,
Winn., ibreibt:
0ebrer Mi6. S6ils, wsl6cr einsn
bell leiner Scrieu,eit nit ieiner @emabltil
bel Serwanoten uno 6reunoeu i'll N~isconlir
;ubrodte, 1T pon bort i'll leiism MeHen Ntr
tun8streile in Uteire Groue arsefommen.
-Su Sauf @euter lit Serr Sobu Sbislen
nit Sri. Rdtb. ge6rens IN ben Stano Der 81.
Gbe getreteu. Rad Der firblibeu 6cier
wuroe i'm geiisiu pom Terwanoten mn
6reunben i'm elterli6eu Saule Der Sraut ooa
Sodjeitsielt 9eieiert. wObel benz iun9eI
HGare bic aulridtl9lteu 8lltwutl3e cut.
boten murben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-27
Sic @abrbcit aus Wormcecn.
Ser9elt, Den b. sSIlt 1898.
@eebrter 0err Reoafteur!

49, y
@esbrter S>srr Rsoatteur!
Grit iest NO i1 aIi meiuer Biiitotiouss
retle nit benz bobw' item SOerru Gil1Oie non
SllremburS bier %eiitreiIe NIB meme |oit Dor
llnoe, bin ib IN Der Gage, Der ourdouo nm
rlbtt9en Narlteunn9 eIttgegenSutrsteI, Die
Se. Srelenj Derr S~taatsmlnilter Gplbeu IN
Der Hainmerllbung pom 20. Suni ilber Die
Stellung Der tlrembIr0sr III uno our nor
me9llben Wttlliou 9esebeu. sd tbue bis
nit Der 9robtm09li9lim 0iir;e.
l.. Sm Sabre 1883 bat bic Bropaaouea oui
meiu 9llluben ben bo6W' item Soerru Siiboi
uon Vlirembul9, bic lbon leit 1913 beitebeuoe
uno Ielt 1863 81 elmer ci9enen GrGiettur er.
bobene norpegilbe Ntillion benz beionbern
S6uge leiuer SiDceianeu unterltellen Az
%ipolsn, mas Der bo6iu'te Ssrr nit SreMbsn
iibernommen nio leitber nit mermiioliben
&pblpolleu permirflI6t bat. 0aour6 aber
murbe benz Sil5ot Don 4urembura ~feineriel
SuriSbiciom ilber bic norwe9ilbe Williom
ilbertragen, bic nod wie Dor eir,i9 mnb aleiu
pom III. Stu6le a6bon9t. &mb na6ber lit
er rie nit irgeno mel1cr Snlpeftion IN ator=
Ipe9en betrallt woroen, uno wenu er iett in
NorDe9en peiit, oann gelbiebt bieS, ipelt i6
lbn l6on leIt Sabren ein9elaoen, i'm Suterelie
Der Willion ms elnmal al beluben, neil, ais
er bel Der Propaganda nm Die III Dieier lans
gen Neile notbpcnoi9e 9rlaubuiB einfam,
&c. Gni. Der Ndroinal ErGieft ibm bies nibt
uur nit Sreuben erlaIbte, lonoern ibm aud
oriiseilo bat, rleiller etnlaouu9 re1t balo
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-17
THE POPULAR VERDICT

In old Elm City, from east to west, You cannot find a place to rest, Or get refreshments of the best,
 LIKE FERRY'S, No Bread is baked so fine and white, No Biscuits are so pure and light, No fancy Cakes give such delight,
 AS FERRY'S. No place can give you-so 'tis said FOUR wholesome loaVes Homemade Bread.
 For just quarter dollar dead
 LIKE FERRIS. The Ice Cream Soda's sure to cheer, And of the Root Beer have no fear, The Extracts are ali pure and clear.
 AT FERRIS. All decent folks, of common sense, Know FERRY'S $ lunch is just immense, Likewise the Dinner for 20 cents,
 AT FERRIS. Good folks who come to town to shop Into this cosy place all drop Because they know it pays to etop-
 AT FERRIS. 46 to so Church Street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-17
rR. c.INLINLMN NEPORr.

 He Says That tho ReyeGue is Not Deficient
 An Echo of ths Message United states
 and Treasury Notes should Do Retired-
 Branch National Bnnks-AsiSs for Power
 tn Mako Bond Issues at Wili.
 Washington, Dec, 16,-The annual re- port of the Hon, John c, Carlisle, sec retary of the treasury, was sent to con gress to-day, That portion of it which referred to national finances was as tol- lows;
 At the beginning of the last fiscal year on July 1. 1894, the cash balance in the treasury, excluding all current liabilities, but including a gold reserve of S64S7S,O24O6 was $1175S4, 4S613, and at the close of the year, June 30, 1895, the cash balance, excluding all current liabilities, but including q gold reserve of $10O, ,0OO was $195, 2iO, 1887, show ing an increase of $77655, ,71774. The excess of expenditures over receipts during the year was $42, sos, ,22S,lS, as against deficiency of $69S0S, ,26O,5S dur ing the fiscal year 1894.
 The total receipts during the fiscal year 1895 were $15, ,66S ,O55,S6 greater than the $eceipts during the fiscal year 1894, and the expenditures were $11, 1,329,9Sl 5f less than during the year 1891. The revenue derived from customs during the fiscal year 1895 exceeded the revenue derived from the same source in 1894 by the sum of SEQ, ,S4O, OS6.S3, but the re- ceipts under the internal revenue laws and from some other sources were less than during the previous year, so that the net increase of revenue was $l5,66S 055. .S6 as above stated.
 The report attributes the treasury de- ficiency to the failure to sustain the in- come tax. As it is, there would be a deficiency of $1TOOO,0OO during the fiscal year.
 The secretary then discussed the endless chain theory" of the deficiency and goes on to speak of the reissue of legal tender notes, and added:
 Whether these notes are reissued or destroyed and standard silver dollars substituted for them the practical re-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-17

lnent and cancellation of the legal ten der notes the treasury should be re- l!eved from responsibility for redemp- ton of national bank notes, except worn, mutilated and defacsd notes, aud the notes of failed banks. and each as soclauon should be required to redeem its circulation at It's own office and at agencies to be designated by the comp tloller of the currency, as was the case prior to the act of June 20 1874; or, if this is not considered eXpedient, and the present system of current redemp- ton by the treasury is continued, the secretary should have the power after future date, to be fixed in the law, to require the banks to keep their per cent. redemption fund in gold coin, and to deposit gold coin for the with drawal of bonds whenever circulation Is to be permanently surrendered or re- dueed.
 "Whatever objections to @ national banking system may have heretofore eXie ted or may still exist among our people upon economical or other grounds, the fact must be recognized lllell ll pStAl at Au4iS N'iANi notwithstanding its admitted defects, has served such useful purpose In furnishing a convenient form of cur rency of uniform value throughout the country that an attempt at this time to abolish it, would not only be unsuccess- ful, but would provoke injurious aSlta- ton when the precarious condition of our fiscal affairs demands repose." BRANCH NATIONAL. BANKS REC
 OArMENDED.
 After recommending the establish ment of branch national banks, as sug- gested in the presidents message, Sec retary Carlisle closed his report as fol- | lows:
 "It is not probable that any plan for the permanent retirement of the United States notes and treasury notes will be adopted that will not require consid- erable time for it's complete execution, and I therefore respectfully urge upon congress the propriety of prohibiting any future issues of such notes, or of national bank notes of less denomina- tions than $10
 tThe reasons for this recommends |
 | tion have been fully stated in former reports and need not be repeated here 1 Such q policy would make room for the circulation of silver coin and silver cer- l tificates of small denominations, thus increasing their use among the people in the transaction of their daily busi- ness, and preventing their frequent re turn to and accumulation in the treas | ury.
 ''The large silver certificates now out 1! standing could be retired and cancelled when received and smaller ones sub stituted for them, so that there would bt no diminution of the amount of smal currency in circulation, and the ulti mate result would be an increased us' of our present stock of silver in tht form of subsidiary coin or standard l dollars and certificates"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-17
A. T. c. Association.

The first grand fair given by the A. T. G. association will be held in the old Union arrnory beginning Saturday evening, December 21, and will continue through the 30th. Fitzgerald's orches- tra will furnish music and Professor Coleman will prompt. There will be an entertainment each evening followed by dancing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-17
Fire yeaterday Morning,

A fire in the chimney at Nixon & Nanton's restaurant at 465 State street was the reason for the alarm of fire yesterday morning. The chemical elr- zine extinguished the blaze.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11
AN IRISH LlNNEr.


"hen Carrou asked Kate for her heart and .
hand '4A
That contruwled Just "a hundred good acres r,
land, - ~
Her lovely brown eyes
Wont wild with surprise.
Ana her lirs they shot scorn at his aaucv df,
mGnd: w
Young Carroll Maginn,
Put the beard TO your chin
Ana the change In your purse II q wife you
would win
Then Carroll made Kate his most illieant how.
AMI . to the diggin's lampooned from the
plow -
TIL, the beard finely grown
And the pockets full blown
says he, Maybe Kate might be kind to me
nowl'
So home my lad cnme
Colonel Carty by name,
To try fresh fling at his cruel ould flame.
But when Colonel Carly in splendor steps in,
FOR all his grand airs and great beard to his
chin,
"Och, lave me alonei"
Cried Kate, with n groan
"For my hearts in the grave wild poor Carroll
Maginr."
"lush sobbin this minute,
Ills Carroll that's in it'll
I've Gagged you at last, thin, my wild little lin
net"
London Spectator
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11
INDIVIDUAL uoMMUNroN oups

There is much ado over the adoption
by the Congregational church at Ore
gon City Of individual communion
cups, out of which to partake the sac
rament of the Lords supper. The
matter Is spoken of ~ though It would
reform religion and prolong human
life by abolishing all pu umonary dis.
ease.
This will prove very taking
reform with a slckly sentimental sci
who have no use for religion but as
foil against the dread of death, but who
have no use for religion 50 far as it
enables them to live aud act right.
eously.
The tuberculosis theory, as an excuse
to use the individual" cups will not
hold good, 40 that theory is in itself
opposed to the theory and teachings of
Gods goodness as found in the new
testament. But it is admirably adapted
to the caste distinctions and base
msterialism so prominent as traits of
modern alleged Christianity. Contrast
this mawkish fad with the objections
of the Rev. Ralph Waldo Emerson and
you will be surprised.
Following account from local sper |
of this reform is Interesting:
"At the communion service of the
church on Sunday in.
dividual cups were useI. The sci
consists Uf fuor oval shaped trays, each
holding 81 tiny glasses and each glass
has u capacity equal to a tablespoon.
Fhe trays are only about foot long,
each sets on four legs, and they are ar
ranged Ia compact tier, SO that the
" hole may be carried about easily ana
With safety. The glasses are bell
Ihaped, faring moderately at the top.
IA serving the communicates, each
deacon takes tray laden with glasses
If wine and passes to the members
ach of whom takes glass and waits
Intil all have been served. The same
3 done with the bread. Then the pas
or and The congregation partaKe OF
he communion III concert, constitut-
ng an orderly and dainty devotion. A
mall socket on the bacK of the seat ia
ront of each communicant receives
he empty cup"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11
A MiInInal DrlII.

Some weeks ago, when the Prince OF
Wales opened new Board school In
Clerkenwell, the part of the function
which must have made the princes visit
q delight 30 him came at the end. In
the lower hall Of the school some OF the
children from Montem Street Board
school, Finsbury Park, gave his royal
highness aud tho other distinguished
visitors an exhibition OF musical drill
and physical exercises.
A prettier sight WAS never seen To
the music Of piano the children, some
40 Of them, all oharmingly dressed In
loose eau do nil froeks, danced two by
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11

Of all eases of consumption can, " taken IN
the earlier stages Of the disease, be cured,
This may seem like bold assertion 20
thOae familiar ouly with the means geneI'
ally ln use for Us treatment as, nasty cod.
liver Oh and iis nlthy emuiaiona, extract
0f malt, whiskey, different pTepafaliOns of
hypOphOsphiles and such Ike pgHlaHpT5.
Although by many believed 20 be ineuFa,
bic there 10 the evidence 0f hundfsds ot
living witnesses 10 the fact that, Ia Ril ita
earlier stages, consumption is q enfabls
disease, Not every ease, bat large PER,
lSHlaFf n (agfl, aud We helisye, Vhiik. ~
Fff an ale cured by DE- flsfess golasn
haa prosIssssd 90 IA a. % indnes repeated
biesilnss from tiIp lnngs, seysFe lingering
cough with COplous eSpeei0islion llnelu1'
lHg tubeTCulaF inalisT), great losa of hgsh
snd eslIene emneialiOn and weakness.
10 yau doubt that hundreds ef sgeh cases
Isp0iied W us - cured W Golden hsd.
lesl Discovery gsTs genuins eases of lisl
aus VOID fel n fhsy bsys, " asang sssfy
lnslanCs, bsFn ~ pfoaennesd ~ ihs beet
and m0sf ekpsIieneed h0inH physleians,
WHO haye 10 lHlsIesi whatever IA lais'
representing ihsm, and Nho ssgs eiisp
stfensly plflvdlgsa sna saFlsfa etslss,
! tnsl III Goodies Medical hiseqfslT,"
Lnt IN have been fllGfa ~ eonisss lhei
Il saJDsssss, Ia eulaliss posef 9fel tbs
Itsl malady AZ 0lhsl ulsalelass sith
Nhleh they aF Rfqnslnifd faeif ena
Nysf "a shd ~ nllhy "fmnlhlpns sna
mlgiulss, hsa besH uifa " nfellE AZ hsst
gaafs snd had elihef vliflly lailea NJ hfnsl
al ag had 0nlg safihed "a hfRfh ~ . lNils fef
4 shnH llns hsilsfl ~ malt ehisferi
sad various pIfpafaiions ~ Shs hIrophnt
phhss had s(so hsen lslihipllf uiFd w ssip
fhs photographs ~ > lslts rnwl,ti W
thsss fulsd "a gsnsnmpll9a, biplghlts,
lHssuna ,epths fssha,a, thifhh ess.l
sElIlhillg lspiaAafsd W 4 book " ~
nssts shlfh eill ~ niaiifd " Inu, 90 90
tsf,4 0f aAAless saa ~ lsnfs ln fiatapa
Yoh esa lhfn sflls ihess snisd ssa lssin
lhsH fspsilsnes
ussseil klsSaAglcn, hahsls. NV
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11

"castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. 1 hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children and use castoria
instead Of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature graves"
- DIR. J. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11

The centaur Company, TT Murray Street. New York City,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11
A HiOh Liver

Usually has bad liver. He is bill.
Gus, cOnstiapted, has indigestion and
dyspepsia. If there is no organic
trouble ID few doses of Parks sure Cure
will tone him up. PARKS sure Cure
3 the only liyer and kidney cure we
sell on positive guarantee. Price
$l.00. Sold by Lunn IL Brooks. 1911
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11

When Christ was on earth he threw
the money.changers, or those who sold
doves out OF the temple. But convert
ing the church into news stand for
the sale OF unwholly literature, seems
to be considered enterprise In these
days.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-05-11

Mary james Mishaps.
Poor Mary Juno McWilliams
Is in an awful plight.
She broke Der ara this morning
And cracked her leg last night.
One day she fcll down cellar
And smashed her nose right in,
And then to make it worser
She scratched her dinplod chin.