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ADVANTAGEOUS
OFFERS
Eq0aiiy Attractive to the
Home-seeker, the cgitiyator
of the Soil, or the
SDecufGfor in Land Vo}yas

T0m9-SeekeF, the CEfrfHGrof
of the Soil, or the
SpscufGtor in Land Values.
TEE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
CoMPANY's LAND DEPARTMENT
has in charge ana for sale. at reason.
able prices ana ON favorable terms,
the lands OF the Capay Valley Land
Company, the lands end toWnSites OK
the Pacific Improvement Company,
the lands OF the Central Pacific Rail-
road Com pany, the lands of tho
oregon s. California Railroad CON-
pany, and the irrigated lands OF the
crocker-HufmRn Land 6 Water
Company.
THE PACIFIC IMPROVEMENT COM
PANy'S PROPERTIES,
consisting of town property in 1S5
1ownSiteS, and all classes OF fruit.
agricultural and grazing land, viii
be sold on reasonable terms, long
time and low rate of interest.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY
has agricultural. grazing and timber
lands, which viii be sold for twenty
per cent Of the purchase price paid in
cash, with six per cent interest for
five years, payable annually in ad-
vance.
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CLOSING oIoTATIoNs.
SUPERIOR COURT

Department One-Johnson Presiding,
FRIDAY, Dec. 9th.
w: L. Rodgers VS.. E. C. Horst ct al.-On
trial.
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SUGAR PINE FoREsTED LANDS IN
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA.

in large or small quantities, will be
sold for interest only. for FIVE years,
the purchaser agreeing to protect
the lands from all ldepredations. The
forested lands of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company and the Oregon
s. California Railroad Company em-
brace the best and most accessible
timber land 10 be found on the Pacific
Coast. They offer special induce.
ments for speculative investment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05

General Baggage Agent l.. J. Parks OF
tHe southern Pacific hes lust issued n
neatly bound handbook Of rules aud reg.
ulutlona governing state baggage agents
and train baggage mon The Norl. is
conveniently arranged and mdeNcd Tor
huWehtatc use ana gui lance OF cruplOyes.
The most important piece cf Pcnnsyl-
NuhW work next Year viii be the con
1t VIII require the construction of n tun-
mel 200 feet long. This tunnel Will be
crilled through eoliu rock and viii be
made wide enough 10 accommodate two
Gg,ks.
Notice has hsen served for Il meeting OF
tine executive officers OF the southwestern
passenger committee lines in ST Louis
Today The ohivc. OF the meeting rs fer
ne purpose Of considering the Cotton
llolts action in tho matter of dffereu-
tinl commission OF 81 on St Louis TcNas
Tickets
According 20 igurcs compiled hy the
United States labor burouu the DohS strike
OF last year cost The employees about ST.
WAYS not loss thansG. o1Jon The statistics
do not show that anybody gained ANY
thing that could offset oven in the most
triiling way, these enormous losser.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas an-
nOuncos h0liuuy excursion rates Mt ore
and onc-third fare for the round TRIP he
tween all points on the muiu line in VcNAs
nd places north OF Dcrisou not 10 eN-
coed 21e miles distnnt from selling ppirtsi
tickets On sale December %, - -. 80 ani
81 ana January ], limited good 10 January
,, 1896
The new folder Of tho Houston and
Texas Central, Just issued by tho printer
is one Of the most complete and initr.sl-
Ing of it's kind ever published. In al IT,
ton TO a complete railroad man. of the
l-nitrd States timr tables, etc. tho nVh-
Ncntion teens with valuable information
of all sorts about Texas and her hourt'iul
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
rlIn nIGIInK COURTS.

-, n
Austin. Texas. December 4-pn eau
of the trial docket In the third court of
o,,.u ,,ro,is TODAY, the foito,vinr p,.,.
w
CedlnE- were hau'
Affirmed Missouri, Kansas and Texas
t3,il,v,y oon,r,pv va Sanders from Cald-
IN. N,.,,,,,t p,s,,,,,, I,,,,,,, ! M, ,sso..,n-
Wen M"lu"l ''eSecNe runo i"'o "',u'
ton vs. Payne, FROM McLcnuani Glums
~ Moo - ai. from AfoI.cunao. citizens
~ ~
r,nli"e{ c, SiT ys ~ Viii u, ,ro fS0 az
LLeinnani Montgomery Vs. Colh"s' nom
Reversed and romanded -Leyerest ct
g. rs. H1h sang 'nuA' J. rom gan S"1u
McDoWeu 81 a. Va san sanh Hpuh n,
IRON san Shnh behhet w SNa'b"' ~
al; from Iory",l ,,,,..o., ,,,,.o,a, ~,
Reversed ana rendered hdnon9s vs.
on eau OF me motion docket me ioiio"-
lhs orders were mnde ,
Reharing retused-Taylor cottonsre e
on and Gin company. W J. II. and r. T.
IumphrcN. from Williamson, Granted
with 10 per cent damages, Farm rs Va
Edilhrock. from Hunt; motion 70 affirm
man VI, beaumont Lumber company.
from Williamson, 10 correct record. sub
mitted for rehcariug. Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company .vs. siuii.
pass pass Railway company vs. Plat & Young
from Falls; Wynne ct al. VS.. Parke, from
Hayes.
ed-Klappenbach VS.. Necker,
from Comal to affirm on certificate. Edin-
company VS.. Briggs ct al. from Coleman
to strike out briefs.
Lrpon adjournment Of the regular court
the special court was appointed 10 de.
eide the case OF Ford W. the First Ma
tlonal bank Of cameron Of al. from
regular court are recilscd convened 10
take submission Ia the case. The spocIaI
court consista OF Hons. r.. RI. Brown of
san Marcos. Walter s Bakor' Waco. and
Judge Harris Of Bolton
san Antonio. Tcxas. December 4.-rhe
following we're handed down today by tho
permc Judicial dist riot Of srevas,
Affiriiied-l. ivcrpool and Iondofi Glob.
Insurance comuany va n Rrov-n from
Ellis. the Fir,. Association Of philadeI-
phla W. n Brown. from ellis, PHOENIX
Insurance cofnpafy vs. Al Lew. from
Ellis, the Western Assurance VS. n
Brown, from Ellis. Merchants Insurance
conraily VS. NJ Levy et al from Ellis:
PHOENIX Insurance company vs. Nj. Levy
81 al from ellis. Tho oiIent lnsuraf.ge
comnanv W. 81. Levy ct al from Ellis.
u. a. Enless Of al IS W. w Russell,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
TERRIBLE CONFESSION.
Deeds of a Murderer. Burglar, Stage
and Train Robbcr.
A MT MBER OF THE OLD DALTON GANG.
Hts Kiiiinss Were all Tor Gain-wemsn
and Children We're Among
HE Victims.

Fort Wayne, Ina. December A--wiu-
lam stone. formerly q member OF the
Dalton gang. under sentence OF ten years
here for shooting Seputy sheriff Harold,
has confessed 10 committi lg murders In
Cleveland. Kansas City. st. Louis and
other places. His story is one OF life OF
murder. burglary and stage and train
rohbing.
Stone says he and his partner William
Walrath, killed man In Kansas City
In 1851. ard robbed him. but later gave
the money TO Henry Donnelly. police
man. fer protection. He contesses TO
the murder of Mrs. Stewart and her son
Clarence In Cleveland. The bodies We're
cut 20 pieces ana thrown into Lake Erie.
He says the following morring he killed
a boy In tho Biz Four yards IN lynaale,
Ohio. In Enffalo he and Walrath and a
man named Burn1 a saloon keeper killed
wealthy western farmer. who was look
Ing FOR good time. The money was
divided, and stone and Walrath returned
TO Chicago and with their shur they
started restaurant
Here Walrath married stones sister
Mrs wairath died, and Stone ana wal
NTH iert Chicago Later stone returned
and was implicated In the murder Of 4
fathcr and son named prunty. Three
men are said to he now serving life sem
fences at Joliet for the crime, but Stone
WAS not arrested.
He then tells OF a murder at Dunkirk,
n Y. where Duny stabbed pal. "Buc-
falo Jack" four times. and burned him
In the woods.
Another murder was committed at
Union city. PA. the victim being an old
man named Horton, or Norton, Another
murder was committed by tho trio near
Yonngstown. ohio. rne victim heing n
resident OF Ashtahula. The last murder
committed by stone and Walrath was
on April %, 1895, on a PENNSYLVANIA freight
train. At this time Stone was shot aud
did not gct medical aid until South Bend
was reached. The next desperate act OF
the trio was the robbery of a Grand
Trunk train IN Michigan. where several
watches and some money were secureo
Two OF these wHtchcs have been ldont-
fed since their arrest here.
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yesterday and left last nigh, for San An
tonic and points west In hN jurisdiction.
General Attorney r. ID cohhs of the
Southern Pacific land department. head
quarters in san Antonio spent yesterday
home.
Messts Mat r.. Berry ard Lehman, adj
opern company ana Marie Wainwright
company, We're visitors IN railway passen-
ser clrcles yesterday.
Major W. A. Wheeldon, chief clerk In
the general baggage department OF the
Southern Pacific, Il in Beaumont attend
ing court rs n witness IN a case In which
the company Is Interested
II. shiiton. chief clerk in the general
passenger office ~ the Santa Fe at Gal
weston. game up from the Island yes
to-day and enjoyed days visit circulat-
ING among his friends aud making new
acpuaintauces.
Eliieh Smith president OF the Texas
Western. loft last night for Chicago on
q the company. it /. expected 10 extend
as possible, hu, Mr.. Smith declines n
statement until all details have been per-
fccted
John T. Hendricks, freigh, solicitor OF
the international and Great Northern. re-
turned yesterday from a flying trip to
81. Louis. Various reports arc afont aH
to to Mr. hendrieEs' mission to the Mound
CITY, nut nc hiushingly refraincd from
committing himself when questioned on
the subject
j. n. Wisner has been appointed travel
ing passenger agent OF the Seabonrd Air
Line with headquarters IN this city, Mr..
NlEncr Is gu route from the East and IL
expected TO errivo In Houston this week
Tho sal ~ making Il grand effort for
Texas business and Mr.. Wisner comes 70
do the great State aud promises 10
make competitors stir around.
Colonel Charles c. Gibbs. the iovlal
s s tnimiieole land commissions OF the
southern Paciiic, was IN the city yester-
Jay on business and inciden,ly to shake
hands with the "hoys" and he never
fails 10 draw Il large audience when he
starts TO tell funny story. He spruug a
dozen or mere hummeis yesterday which
were sde-splitters.
Colonel Tom Kingsley. the invinclhle
ttaNtlng passenger evangelist OF the
Louisville and Nashville was In tho city
Yesterday mingling with the agents in
ticket row. The colonel IS recupcratiug'
from q severe illness and win soon W
limseif again. lie denies most emphatic
ally That the dissolution 81 the Corbett-
NitsSmmons Dallas combination caused
ms being placed beneath the quilts for
two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
THE SLEEPING CAR FIGHT.

How Duke Pullman Has Made Money orr
His Army of Portcrs
ihe agitation recently begun in railroad
circles Ia secure 4 reduction IN charge for
Pullman sleeping car berths, especially
the upper borths. which has been made
light OF by Mr. George NJ. Pullman. has
stirred up talk of q fight that would be
more disastrous to The Pullman company
IMAM Nodu ue the reduction asAe1 ioI.
briefly, me tlght proposed Is "a l4gnl upon
the custom OF "uppHg' the por1rra upon
tho car with the ain of apousnlng tne
hapit.
Railroad men who are considering such
n means of attack upon the pullman com
pany recognize iuil wen the harm they
would do II they succeeded in putting Il
sop 10 the practice. me wealth accuinu-
lated by MIR. Pullman, they say, was made
possible by the lips to porters. The com
pany pays a porter about Sl6 month,
While conductors aud other employees re-
ceive $50 or SO The porters are indis-
pensablc employees on n car, aud could
never be secured for the small pay OF sl5
were 1t not for the tips. which run their
receipts up to over $40 a month. The sal
aries OF the porters arc therefore volun-
ttrily paid by the travelling public. ana
o. herwise the $40 month would come
from the income OF the pullman company
and make a big hole In the earnings.
We're tips abolished the railroad men
argue each porter would cost the com
pany about $50 more per month than lie
does now. Figured w, two pOrttrs TO
car for 5000 cars--the number said 10 he
in use--the additional expense to the Pull
man company would he $4,000 per month.
From these figures 1t Is obvious TINT
the blow which would he dealt the Pull
man company by the stopping OF t,ps
would be tremendous. AZ present the
travellers who use the Pullman slccpcrs
not only pay 81 Tor tlis use Of berth,
upper or lower, for one night, but IN adj
diton make the company an Indirect
present Of the porter'S salary. 1T has
become So" said railroad man yester-
day, that the average traveller has not
the courage to refuse to give quarter or
half-dolar 10 the porter for performing
the ordinary dutica that are Ssally paid
for IN The s. given 10 the company tor
tha berth Passenger agents would have
rrcat influence by advising each ticket
Iuvrr not 10 tin. Such a warfare rs this
hes not vet begun. but II IS being serious
lv considered Mr. Pullman would fare
betfer nv reducing rates than by allowing
- "a no aboli shed"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

|h.re AUGusTINE.-An election held
N sgs, prohibition resulted II for and
|g H. st. Returns frora the balance
v .r county are not in.
dad n, I'D William Riley was found
% FEED me ne hog pen, where he had gone
q, MI Riley was a prom,nene citizen
ssthoa,s,o Immunity, member OF the
soa church, ani a prominent Ma
M LIN, stranger claims to have
sad rSfbaa up last night on Easi street
hs cas- r on 500. No DEVELOPMENTS IA
!euas,,n us appearance, With Messrs.
Y win h rainier ard Caines publishers.
opt suSS published every afternoon, eX-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
A SEcnNn sNnv

Abilene. Texas. December 3.--This coun-
try was visited last night by another four
inch snow, but the weather looks brok en-
this morning and has the appearance OF
clearing up. This Is the second snow this
season. tho first one coming exactly one
week ago. Tho weather for the last
month has been very hard on the farm
ere there being q great deal Of cotton
stll IN the fields. The crop IN this cOun-
try Is about one-thrd short OF last year,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
A.e Lawlor-Rntes f1.bO and - per
ssy' James LnwIor. Proprietor.

Warren Wicks, Texas: I. 7, Pryor. Co
sTneus W. / McBride. San antonio;
~. Mann Galveston; Joseph Moss AMI
spHnss, Mo, W. h. crouch, St. Louis:
~, y. prr, Denver Il. +. Pomeney. Chi
~ ~, l. a. Stein. San Antonio; j. C. War
81 Louis. G. G.. Gibbs San Antonio:
M Keller keutuuky: Henry Dreyfus,
prsSnIa, J. =, Camp, San Antonio: W. {.
Yo,rn, Waco; James O. Osgood, New
IN, II. F. Hunsaker, San Antonio; c.
rro%nsend, san Antonio; y. NJ Smith.
ys. !, Mekinnie. New York ]. y, Day,
p" cutieans' p. J. lIairston. Dallas. Mrs.
hbi,oss, New Orleans. j. b. Warield,
m 'umnore, a. D. Ellis. Dallas; n. Kuhn
In, ybsSysnporl; +. ID. Landwald, Calves
Via ir,owel; city; j. G. Ashford Hunts
sHT Tyler; VIM b Cross. Austin; c.
ep "Iagstar, Dallas; f. Lasker, Calves
Gs al =, lsaacs New York e. c. Cawden,
weston; F. l.. Chapman, Cincinnati
nv ~ 7; l., Burks. Itasca, Texls; ed ca
ri galveston, II. schlitz, Cincinnati,
m A. Adams, Atlanta, Ga. +. j. Adm
poba.ss' o. LDlis, Robert Law, BeeVille /:
Mona saxtop, St Louis; VIM, liam
Rnsh, odh Antonio; Martin Julian, Ernest
|Cannt ,Sack stel2ner. New York; l. W.
Vim Tl, Waco; W. u. Prather, Waco:
md rS,fraht New Orleans; w. T.. Naynor
In we, Bastrop: T. NJ. Hunt. Dallas;
GlssnnI,u ss.r, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; 7, b..
TAcoMs san Antonio: Fred iiussey
In ~ T. Hendricks, Dallas: VIM. I'll
Narsssn antonio; John sill. city; w. T..
anse: Il S2it Worth; ~ o. Loving, Or
tnce r NJ Whipple and wife, Provi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.

Rusk. Texas. December 3.--The case OF
the state VS.. Geo. simpson, for the killing
Of Geo. Mays at Jacksonville last October
IL on trial here, simpson ~ II white man
ana MAYS was negro. Tho faces show
that Simpson shot Mays ilve times with a
pistol. Dietrict Attorney w. NJ. Imbojcn
l. assisted by Dickinson s. Donlcy. de-
PENDANT ls represented by j. T.. Weeks
and Perkins & Bnrron.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
a., e,hlLD BURNED TO DEATH.

ue ava1 leSas' December 4.-Minme,
US ho'u daughter of Mr., Zel1e Ables.
brent - 10 death-at the home OF her
! sesT a tx miles west OF the city. YES
s..sndine IN ICON. Tho littla GIN was
ssrs MAS Ia her clothing io oF T iire anI
~ vas "a nantes could he extiu.ri she'd
~ hours i. nadly burned that size dlcI q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05

PENNINGToN-coCK, Bryan, Texas,
December 4 49, Mr.. James Pennington
Of Ilcarne and Miss Nan Cook
Of this city were married last night at the
home of Nj. and Mrs, r. c. Num-, Rev,
w. &. rrll ny officiating
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05

nU,ailWay companies was denied by Judge
MOTIFS and the defendants will lille the
lTv,.oIu IN the United States circnit court
10 -" OF state special school funis, which I,
~ ~ alleged the defendants siIll have I'm
, uneir possession from loans made thereon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
.,.oNc; RAILWAY ME-.

nr George +. Mcneil. first house sur
rron ~ the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
S,,t,ni a. ss-iaiin. so. spent yesterday
i,I tbe civ on a visit to friends
! Waddy Tate. commercial agent Tor
the Cotton Belt, was Al MS hea"aua' ee's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
,,,,u st-NsET's LAND CASES

Austin Texas, December Ain the
t,ir,v.tblrd district court today the peii-
,ie,r AZ defendants FOR removal 10 Tue
s"dsrsl courts In the state of rsAas "
10 f;,,iveston Harrisburg and san Nj NJ,
ionic and Houston and Texas Ne''''a'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
npoKER BARNETT ACQUITTED.

san Antonio, Texas, December al
tar NJ. Barnett, ticket broker CHARGED
with sending forged railroad tickets
-, NO mails. was acquitted IN the
y 49, - .r,firt here today. The case against
.',i.,s,,e Earnett OF New orleans was thus
a - et,tSsed bv the district attorne'. me
~ -, i,e,,11 e3sposuro OF q gigantic ticket
az syy,,indIe In New orleans several months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
THE HOTELS.
Few Hutchins House.

Up Koch, Omaha; A. schlppers, Gil
~ r. II. Mccormick. Weimal: T.. o.
Nynire, Dayton. G.. d. Rosenkrans, De-
nt; W Il. Morris. Westiake 7. j.
Sdth city. T.. L. Gotes, Pearl; \. w
cftp'nser, Grand Rapids: Mrs. NJ. &.
haydtn, Chicago; $. j, oliver Dallas;
I " Blake w. J. Bryant Mexia T.. !.
~ Marshall jon Johnson. 7. w. Greg
N, Austin. Charles Myer. :. ". VOLTS
is.ner, New York. John w. Keller Ken
,lCky' {. Mencho. New York: I. +.
blrnes, Boston, Wll II, Warner, Arkan-
as, ": W. Edwards. Texas; Al T.. John
SSn. Marie Wainw wright" company; j. II.
MTNIts, Dallas, w. \. .O'Neal sulphur,
W A. Folk. Con sicana, r. II. High.
sHcnming Grove; X, l.. Lindsay, Chicago;
II Rashbavn. New York; I. p. Williams.
KY, J. W. Brooks. Bellville; Il. H. Ball,
huntsville; w. q. Pcarce. New York 6.
y. Sweeney, Columbia; Charles T.. Mar
tuh Brazoria: Frank w. Stevens, We
hssc. J: 5. r'euney. Wallis; a. II. Tabor
, sal WIFE Smithville; l. Il. Allen. Fla
,wvna; " j. Moore. Galveston; K. II,
Mad., Wootun Wells; V. V. Damon. IA
~ Lake; \. j. Booth. Richmond: W,
S rake, j. d. Rena, San Antonio; Eugene
,sf'Ssnsn, Atlanta; G. II. Turney, Tey-
.. NJ Waller. Crockett; W. {. Sterne,
s ~! Lavaca: +. NJ. BUTLER, Obertin. Az
sA Levy, Iohn G. Harris. New York;
a. a, X Layton, Westtield. w. KrillinG.
AL thompson, Waco; S. Smith, Hearne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
LIE cENTRAL,s CASE CONTINUED.

4 HE CENTRAL's CASE CONIINUED.
austin, Texas. December TN the
Twenty-sixth district court today the
state's motion for a continuance was
granted in Houston and Texas Central
,Sjssiou of Texas aud the case was trans
scrred to the Fifty-third district court
ana by agreement set for January nest.
Tbis Is The case involving the commits
s,on's mower 10 establish rules regulating
Tie conpressagc OF cotton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
LAKE CHARLES TAX ELECTION.

Iako Cnarles, Ia, DeCemDtT d,--N NuIII-
plfte canvass OF the votes OF yesterdays
oia,tion for or against a}a mill tax IN
ala Of the Kansas City, Shreveport and
Gulf railroad has not been made up 20 20
.ti.S a,,tssfton Is defeated. The cNponcnts
~ " both sides Of tho question made tie
,3reafcst efforts 30 their power, THIS be-
Ing one OF the hottest conteSscn e''e''''''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
$500, $3.50, 5000.

Kiam's "IIints for Useful
Holiday Gifts" mailed free
to any address on applica-
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
$3.50.

Choice line of Boys Black
and Blue Clay Worsted Hol.
iday Suits, extra well made
and finished,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-05
$500.

Boys and young Mems
Long Pants Suits, ages Is to
II, in fine quality of Chev-
lots, Worsteds, Cassimeres,
and Homespuns,
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAKERS
AN INTERESTING GOD FEARING
PEOPLE WHO HAVE GIVEN
THE WORLD MANY IMPORT
ANT DISCOVERIES.

We may not accept their peculiar relig-
lolls peIiels nor can we enter into the
splrlt OF their sacrifices. 1t is not neces,,
sary TO believe as they do but we can and
90 respect their sincerity of purpose ana
the honor and uprightness which marks
all L. thelr II business dealings.
The Shakers have always been success.
tul inventors and some of the greatest OF
the conven1ences of the present day found
origin III their settlement
In one particular they excel all other
men or classes of men, and that is in the
cultlvatlon of medicinal herbs and plants
and their preparation for use They have
made it a study for more than hundred
years. 1t IS one of their peculiar indus
tries Their lives have been devoted to it,
Their latest and greatest achievement
is the Shaker Digestive Cordial 1t IS
not offered as cure for all diseases. 1t
does not pretend to be, but one disease 1t
Will cure, and that is indigestion.
Sufferers who resort to its use have not
long to wait to see the result. The effect
IS almost immediate. The first dose US
uaily gives relief and if continued a per-
manent cure will follow. 1t not only
contains already digested food, but it
dIgests food as well, thus toning up the
general system An interesting pamphlet
is now being issued by the Shakers and
can be had for the asking at almost any
drug store.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26

A horse kicked I'll. S. Shafer, of the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y. on
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become stiff. A
friend recommended him to use Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm, which he did and
in two days was able to be around. Mr.
Shafer has recommended it to MANY
others and says it is excellent for anv
KIND OF bruise or sprain. This same
Remedy is also famous for its cures of
rheumatism. For sale by Landers &,
Babbidge, Druggists, and G. B. Wood
man, Westbrook.
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
Carriages ON Installments or Exchange

For Real Estate-100o new carriages, all
kinds and prices, must be disposed OF at
once. Can give you a fine top buggy for $25
down, S5 monthly. If you want a carriage
Of any description, such as Express. Surry,
Corning. Concord, Milk. Delivery Or depot
wagon. If you WANT carriage for cash or
have any personal property to exchange for
carriage, we will allow highest pnarket
price. Horses, bicycles or pianos preferred.
Call or send stamp for full particulars.
F. 3. DEERtNG & CO.,
Main Od1ce) 1S1 fremont street. Room 8,
Boston, Mass. jly22d2w
The Portland daily press., 1895-07-26
BRITISH EDUCATION UP TO DATE.

We teach the children Danish,
Trigonometry and Spanish,
Fill their heads with old time notions,
And the secret Of the oceans,
And the cuneiform inscriptions
From the land of the Egyptians,
Learn the date of every battle,
Know the habits of the cattle,
Know the date of every crownipg,
Read the poetry of Browning;
Make them show preference
For each musty branch of science,
Tell the acreage Of Sweden
And the serpent's wiles in Eden,
And the other things we teach EN-
Make mountain so immense
That we have not moment left
To teach them common sense.
London Truth.