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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-12
Castoria.

"castoria is sowell adapted to children TINT
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the cbildren's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with castoria
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
G4,aa% Ne V..t~ ctA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-12

HOODS PILLS cure Liver His.
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache,
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-12
wv hat is

Castoria Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.
1t Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions Mothers. CastOria destroys Worms and aays
feverisIness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Darrh@a and Wind Collie. CastOria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatuency.
Castora assmilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep Cas-
toria is the Chdrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-12

The centaur Company, Murray Street. New City
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-12

DR.. Miles Heart Cure is sold on Q positive
guarantee that the first bottle Will beneht.
Il will be sent, prepaid, on receipt Of price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
8ranereiG ,tnS @aSaeasear.

Ser 5rie6e atpif9en Sruntrei6 un6 Mas
bagasfar TT gef6lofen = penrl man bas
etnen Sriebensf9luB nennen fam, ipo Der
cine She'll einfa9 fagt, 10 min ids unb Der
anoere ga fagt, neil er muB.
Ser Srieoensf9luB BEL fe6t bari1, bas
Srantrei9 Wfabagasfar ni9t ettpa fi6 anz
glteoert, fonoern'oaB es fem proteftorat iiber
Maoagasfur ertldrt. 9as beiBt, bab Maz
oagasfar ii@ MIR bur9 fran3Dfi56e 8ermttz
telung na9 auBen, unb nur bur3 frana0fiz
f9e 8ermtttelung oas Nuslano 1i9 an Ma=
Dagasfar penoen fam, baB uber auf bic
tnneren Nngelegen6etten Der ScSn5el Ii in1pz
nett Elm GinfluB ausgeiibt peroen foa, als
ii@ aus benz proteftorat bon felbt erqiebt.
Man miro Der Gegierung niht qeitatten, IT.
genb ettpas gegen bas fran5Dfif9e Snteref1e
81 tbun. Man min aus M~a6aqusfar feline
frarBOiii9e probin5 nit fran30f5@em9emz
ten MAIDEN, neil maj ba5u bic eSnfel crit
erobern miiBte, unb mai 6at Dor folder @r=
oberung burr Die bis6eriaen Grfu6runaen
alien Reipeft beforrmen, unb feline Suit. Bic
oafiir n0tbigsn Opfer an Meniben unb @elb
gu brtngen, Wfan %6esniigt fi3 bamit, Der
ibrtnen Welt Elm hands Off auaurlfen,
uno tptrD Die &Ontgin GaDonarola fortpirthz
'9aften lafen, Il baB man ibren Drez
altermtntiter uno @atten i6r ne6men unb
TIN auf irgenb elmer anoeren franaDiiI6en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

8efibung unf9Gbli9 MAIDEN nirb. I'm bic
&0nigin unter benz 9uumen gu balten, piro
man nub ~MntpnanariDo einen frdn50itf3en
Mintiterz Ge1tbenten NIT Dem &dnge zines
Experimentation Miniters feben, Der 5uz
glei6 bic pfli9ten bes bis6erigen premierz
miniiters ~iiberne6men ptrb, Big auf bic
natiirGi9, bic &0nigin gu beirdt6en; man
mirb cine feline europdii6e 8efabung ndb
Der 6auptftabt legen unb ben 9opuzgtegiz
mentern fran30fif9e Sfft5iere geben, iopie
bic nit 10 groBen Spfern bergeifeate StraBe
iiber Su6erbieoile nit @ingeborenen ober
bonn afrifaniI9en Continent beriibergebra9z
ten farbigen @oIbaten beieBen, urb man
nirb bic 3DQe einiteden, aber, pte ge3agt, es
Der &0nigin unb ber0otpas iiberlai1en, i'm
Snnern na9 Dem &e9ten gu 5e6en. unO DOr
dIen Oingen pir0 man barauf a@ten, baB
fein anberer NuslGnber, uls Elm Srun3oie,
8orre9te our Mnlage BON 8flan5ungen ober
Nusbeutung BON 8dloern ober Wtneralz
T9dBen erlangt.
9amit bat mar fiir's gr1t Mles erlangt,
mas fib obne peitere groBe @ufpenoung Oon
8elo unb Nusriiitung neuer expeditions
8orps e~rlangen lieB. Nu9 in Sranfrei9
fGngt mar an, ii@ nab Der 9ede gu treden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30

@s bat tpiaberum i'm Se5irfe BON 8diburt,
5pif9en Gr3erum uro Srape3unt, fiir3li9
cine furbtbare OVERWHELMING bon Nrlnez
ntern itattgefunben. 2aut ben bier eingez
troffenen Na9ri9ten BADEN gegen 500 nit
Warttntz9 enrpz @epebren betpaffnete Mpz
bameoaner me9rere armenif9e S0rfe r in
iener @egenb angegriffen, unb Die 0Gu1er
unD S9ulen in benIelben niebergebrannt.
DIS 1t9 bic Mrmsnier aus ben 6GuTern
flii9teten, purbea tie niebergsf1p5en, unb
eine Nn5a6l Mdnner uno Srauen, tpel6e gez
fangen genommen purben, nurben an
PfGble gebunben uno lebenbig perbrannt. 8iele
arn1enif9e 6rauen ,tDurben geT6dnOet un6
in entiebli9er Wsife Derfiimmelt. SIS 6eibt
au9, baB Die &ir6ea an0 bic O0rfer gez
plinbert purDer, pdbrenb Das @ie6 un0
Tdmmtli9e Sd9en Dpn einigem Wertbe ge@
raubt ipurDen. @s pirD beri9tet, baB $50
Mrmenisr ermorbet tporDen iinb. 0ie iberz
lebsnben O~orfbepobner Danbten itb an ben
@oubernelr bon 8aiburt UNI G9ub, nell
d)er, ndG5oem er lire &lagen ange60rt bate,
bret ppGi5iten auf ben @@auplaB Der MeBez
lei i9idte, nu4oem oiefelbe F9on borbei mar.
@s ipirb ~be6auptet, buB Die tiirfiI9en 8ez
anlten bic Mn1tifter Der @reuel ~tennen, aber
G[em MnI9ein naD peroen feline S9ritte
get6an, I'm biefelben gu Der6aften. 9ie
52a6l Der in @r5ingian ernorbeten Nrmeaier
i'm mebrere bunbert betragen. @s beiBt,
bah bic Surfsn au9 Die Nrmenier i'm 8e=
airfe BON @umuf6oagb, in Der NGbe BON
Srape3unt angegriffen, uno oiele berfelben
ermorbet 6aben.
SIS psriautet bier amtIi4, oaB Die &rmenier
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
QnsIan ..
OeutfbIdn0.

DIM @Onntag fanb CUR @rinnerung an
ben %. Sabrestag Der &apitulatton BON W1eB
in Berlin Elm Banquet ftatt, BEL MEL
6am &aiIer Wil6e1m eine &e6e btelt. .@r
prizes Das Nnberufen bes Stegers BON Meb.
Dem Brin5en Sriebri9 &arl, fagte er, Iei
eS pergOnnt g%etpefen, Die Sriidte bes bon
tbm dusge1tre1ten Saumens gu fe9en. @ein
dallmfafenber 9eift babe in Der engften
8e5ie9ung gum 9eere ~geftanben. @us bic
@abalerie be1te leiiten tOnne, iei Ieirem
@tnfluhe gu Derbanter.
Gum S9luiTe forberte Der &aiier bic
Stf6uenDfen auf, Elm titles @Gas auf bas
Mnoeruten bes PrinBen Sriebri9 Scarf gu
leeren.
gei3t 9ertnge Nufregun9 bat bic in
golmar, Der 9auptftabt oes OberzglfaB err
folgte 8er6dftung bes Observation-Disclosures
Soques PreiB aus @GiaBz2 ofbringen 6erporz
g%erufen, pel6er bef4ulbigt lit, in einem
@efprG3e ertldrt gu BADEN, buB bic @lfGKer
ben fran80ff9%beuti9en 8ertrag, ipondG
@liaB urto 2otbrimgen an 9eutI9lurb abges
treten ~tpuroen, niht anertenr1ter ultb baB
tie Darauf re9neten, baB Srdnfrei9 hie
@6arte bon 1870-H tpieber duspeBen
tptr6e. Die Poli5et nu6m cine 9aus1u9ung
in PreiB' @obnung bor, beren @rge6niB
ri9t betGnnt lit. 2ebterer bat ben 8eb0rben
Derfpro3en, einen Miberruf bes angebli9en
8eEprG9s 5u berDfentli9en.
8aiier Wtl6eGm bat Der @r0ffnunq
bes neuen &ei9sgeri9tsge6Gubes in 2eipsig
beigetpobnt. Gr fam Mtttags in 2eip5iq
at unb nurbe am 8abn6of bonn &Dniq bon
Sa6fen empfangen. Die beiben MonorGen
f9ritten bic Sront Der aufgeitelten gbrenz
pa9e ab unb fubren bann bur9 bic @tabt
gum neuen 4et9sgert9tsgebdube Inter
tpegs purben ffe BON Der MlenT9enmenge.
tpel9e Die ret9gef6miidten StraBen biGt
etnfabte, in benen Sruppen, &rtegerbereine
nnb S9ultinber @palier bilbeten, auf bas
!9er8li4fte begriiBt.
Die @befs Der berf9tebenen 8un6esz
Gmter unb Die MitgGieber bes &ei9sgeri9ts
parteten am @tngang gu benz neue1t Sc
bGube, tpo bic @ntunft Der Monar9en bur9
Sanfaren tDBe angetiinbigt tpurbe.
Der Get9ston3ler Shirt 9obenlobe berlas
Die CUR @tnmauerung i'm S9lubitein be-
ftimmten 9pfunrente, in benen auf bic 6eDorz
ite9enoe @inigung bes &ei6s aud in ges
rt4tlt9er 9tniibt bur9 Die Ginfiibrung
hes bHrgerli9em @eIeBbu9es bingeipieTen
tptro. Sn ben 9otumenten tptrb audi benz
5er5lt9en @unf9e Musbrud gegeber, baB
bes Het9sgert6ts @nt9eibungen r5u Gem
SrtumPb Der 9ere9tigteit, bes &e@ts unO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
gernntTd1te Nna1rtd1tett.
Cine Reoe Bob Jneerfoa's.

Sberit Sob. 8. SngerfpH bielt in 8looz
mtngton, ST., bel Der Sa6resreunion bes SoGz
batenz uno Observation-Disclosures bon Sec
2ean @ountD etne NnIpra9e, in beren Nerz
lauf er ii9 energiI9 fir Die MnglieDeruna
BON Ganabd, 6atpait u1ub &uba ausfprdG}.
Oas Sternenbdnner fDnte iiber ales 2anb
tpeben bonn 9olf bon Wterifo bis 3tr1 r1Drb=
Gt3en @ismeer. @r befiirnprtete fertec
na9oriidlt9it bic Nnerfennung Der tubaniz
f6en Sn1urgenten dls frtegfibrenbe Ma9t.
Die Geoe tpur0e NIT bonnernbem 8eifali
a~uf9enommen.
TOO Jahre ali.
@G6renb in 0uincD, Su., SSrau 9ufan
@pof ibren 1867 eburtstag %feierte,i tit fie Ianfi
entf9lummert. 8pr etpa einem Sabre fam
lie BON @lsberrD, &c.,, bprt6in unD pp6nte
Bel elmer @rfelin. Sic e~rfreute ii9 Bis opl
8ur5em elmer guten @efunbbeit, fling aber an
Sigaretten unb ftarfe @igarren 81 rau9en
mas tbr @nbe bei9leunigt baben fol.
Gr5dbIt ibre @rIebnific.
SRI. Mdbe1 s. 6artfor6, Die einaiqe Mifz
firndri1, pel9e BEL benz am l., 9ltqrft in
0Daiang ftattgefunbenen 9enebel ernitli9er
8erlebungen e%ntgtng, mar in ct. 2puis, Mo.
l1no CAB eirem 8eri6teri tatter cine S9iloe=
run0 Don benz F6redli9en 8lutbube, tpel9es
Die @6inef en- nrter ben Mei5fionGren drqe=
rt9tet unb BON i6rer Gettunq. sS6rt
Sienertn Slang griff, ais SRI. 6artfor6 81
&ooen getpOrfen uttb BON ben g9inefen mib=
6anoelt tpurbe, 2eBtere an, 10 baB t6re Ser
rim 3eit getpa1r1, fib in Die @G1ber gu flii9=
ten, ND ite fi@ 10 ldnge beritedt bielt, Big biz
M~}orbgefeaen ii9 e%ntfernt batten.
WaIobrdnoe.
Die Marf9ens unbW albbrGn6e in ber 1tmz
gegenb bDn Seymour rnb SEEM 2Dnbpn, isis.
9reifen NIT acknowledgements S9neltgz
felt I'm ft9. Die Seuer piit6en NIT GROCER
9eftigteit gu beiben Setten bes @reen 8ap,
Winona &c 81. PuuG @ifenbabngelei1es uui
elmer 30 Meilen largen Strede bon Sneioo
na3 @eten bin. 8iele 6eui9ober unb cine
groBe 4n5abG S9eunen in Der 1mgegenb
bon Seymour ftnb ben Slamrnen gum Opfer
9efaaen. Sci Seem 2onbon gerat6en bic
Gi1enba6ni9 lpeqen bdufig in 8ranb uno
eine tarte QbH6etlung bon 2euten lit fort
pd9reno bef4dftigt, Die 8riiden u1b WaITGr@
our3lGffe gu bepa9en. Mttttpp9 4benb mar
Der Gau3 in Der Stabt 10 fart, baB ben
8epo6nern, tpel9e auf ber StraBe au gebea
~9e8tpungen tpuren, bic Nugen f9mer3ten urD
baB Sober, Der trgen6 tonnte, bes6alb al
9aufe blieb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
@o0cni1am+
GSortiebuu9 bon Der 2. Gette.)

betGubt gu tperben. 3euge CAB bic .3eit auf
flint Minuten an, mas genau 10 1ange nGre,
pie 9urrant ieiner 4ngabe 5ufolge an benz
8renner fhh 5u i9affen gema9t bate. Den
f3tpurSen SLED an Pfarrer 9iblon's S9ub,
Der in benz @tubiraimmer bef1eGben in Der
Stride oefunben ipprben mar, ertldrte 8rpf.
Brice fir einen Settled. @s lei nt9t ettpd
elm 8Gutfled g%etpeien. 9ie 3eitungsberi4tz
e~ritatter CHARLES Mprriion un0 S. 8. @ooz
per guben bunn Die l1nterreoung gum 8eften,
Die tie in Der Na9t BON Surranfs Ser
baftung nit oen1Ielben gebabt bdtten. 8eibe
3eugen fagten aus, 0urrant babe ibner
mitgetbetlt, baB er am 3, &pril, Na6mittags
5pii9en 4 uno 55 ubr nu9 Der Stride ge@
fommen lei. Dies piberfprt6t Der BON
Surrant genna9ten Nngabe, baB er ert I'm
5 u6r in Die Stride getommen lei. @s 6at
ieBt ben @nf6ein, baB Der San etpa @nbe
DieTer @p9e Der Surb iibergeber perben
pirb, na90em Die G~er6anolungen felt Dem
%, Suli geoauert baben.
moroer eeIYnbt.
Cine Spe3iaIbepef4e aus Stffin, g., mel
bet: See 8. Mdrtin ipurDe in Der gfa9i
gum Sonntag BON einem 300 &Dpfe iturfer
Mob aus Dem @efGngnif7e ge6olt unb aut
9efniipft. Martin bate bor einigen Sager
Den Mari9aG SduIb ermorbet,
8eim @erfu6 in bas 9efdngniB gu britt=
gen, fie1en aus benz %eSSnnern bethlehem, tpp Den
Sheriff nit 1einen 2euten 8pito 9efaBt
bate, cine Nn5abl S9iiffe, bur9 .pel9t
5tpei 81 0em Nfob gebOrige MGmner getDbtet
dDuroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Nh bergcm0buli0
Nner6ietcu
Gin me meltaus feuuno>


Oas inter Dem Uamer ,,1tt1ere 9Seltamsitelang"
%rtPmlidPt befonnte prodtmerf bat niht wenio oo5u b~ei9eho9en,
os 2noenfen an Ole gepali9e Golu1nbtide ~2lusfeuun9 nod fir
LANCE 6et frild2 I'll erhalen, Die oort 9enabten Grrl1noenIbaf>
ten Dem oro6en publifu1n oauerno I'll ert,alten mo on Seoen oes
9ro6en ;5reoenswerfes m09ltbt weien KreIen 5uodn9lid gu
nadqen, 1T Der 6med otle nit edt oeutldem 7Sletbe her9efeuten
merfes.
Die JIufratonen wuroen ~ior9fdlig aus Ger oroben 3aPl
Ger oficieuen 2l~ufnabnen 9ewdbIt uno in fdnfleri1h p~ouenoekr
mete aus9efibrt.
Der Gert 1T uripriin9ltd2 in oeutlder Sprade perfabt nidt,
we Ole mefen oerarti9en publifationen cine ueberiebun9 aus
Dem Gneli1den.
uno 9eihmadpou.
Der 2lnfauf elmer beoentenoen 2ln3abl Don G~rernpIaren 1ebt
ums in oen STAND, oteies m~erthpoue 8ud} oas cine 5nroe zines
ieoen 9aushales gu weroen betmmt if, unern Sefrn unter aus
nahmsweHe %9dnai9en Seotn9un9en 5u9dneid gu maden.
ner nah 2lbtra9une etpat9er Rudfdnoe ien Announcement
fir Elm Jabr i'm Doraus uno a~uBeroem $500 be3abIt alto oen
8etrag 1eines Riffanoes uno $500 e%inienoet, erhdlt oas 8udP
i'm sereid7 Der Der, Staaten, CANADA uno urerfo portofrei per
Grpre6 5roelanot. 3n anoern morten: mer feline Radadnoe
uno $500 ouberoem be5obIt, oeHen Announcement miro auf Elm
1peteres Jatr ~perldneert uno er erbdt oas prabtpert
,,atnl ere peltnmH Itellmnn"
portofrei ~5u9eid7ift.
n1an lenoe 6e1o uno 8rhfe oireft an:
5((inois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, ILL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-30
Bramr. umb ~Srabmunben.

Gid Sranb> rber Sribwunben 5u3u'
aieben eebDrt III ben oltdsli6en Seeeben'
betten. GS 1T aber aud af9entetl be-
fannt baB ct. Safobs Sel baS bette 9e'l'
mtttel base9en 1T.
The record-union., 1895-01-29
CODIFICATION OF THE LAWS.

The suggestion of the outgoing Gov
ernor that new codification of the State
laws should be undertaken, will meet
the approval of all who are familiar with
the present condition of the statute books.
Really, the only doubt to be entertained
about the matter is involved in the ex-
pense that it will entail, and whether the
State should entertain such cost at this
demand.
1t is now more than twenty years since
the codes were prepared. Since then the
State has adopted a new Constitution.
and has materially amended that instru-
ment several time. Legislation has, in
the meantime, been copious, and nearly
all the more important sections of the
Political Code have been amended di-
rectly, or modified by independent stat
utes. All the other codes have been
more or less amended, and in several re-
spects new declarations of principles
made.
Private enterprise has biennially at
tempted to bring seeming of order out
of the consequent involvement, by ammo
tating the laws and relating upon the
same page the statutes and amendments
modifying codes and the code sections.
But frequently this involves the exercise
of judgment as to the true Interpretation,
and that has not always had judicial
affirmation. The result is that it is often
more than difficult to ascertain readily
precisely what the law in given case is.
Assuredly, then, new coditication is
needed, but, as remark ed before, the ques-
ton is whether the expense would be
justified by the people at this time. The
most expert committee, if put to work
now, could not hope to complete the task
inside of two years, or mach before the
assembling of another Legislature, unless
its members entirely abandoned all other
business We cannot expect competent
legal ability, however, to throw up its
practice wholly for what at best will be
temporary employment. So that two
years is not too short time in which to
have the codifcation performed. If,
however, the task is not undertaken now
we cannot expect relief from the present
involved condition of the statute books
under four years. This brings US again
to the question, ''Shall the State wait for
The record-union., 1895-01-29

vent in some way. In that they have not
the superintendence OF q house to busy
them, nor legitimate employment, it's a
moral lmpossibility for them to do any
thing else but to degenerate. With man
it is different; he has his business cares
to occupy his day and at night he is gem
orally too tired to go any place but to
bed or perhaps occasionally to the thea
ter. He hears and knows nothing of the
strifes which occupy the time of the fem
inine portion Of the boarding-house pop
ulation. Of course it is a foregone con-
clusion that woman's mind and heart
and time becomes warped and narrowed
unless she does something to broaden
the sphere, and when old age overtaies
her she becomes carping, critical, anaiy
tlcal old woman, nuisance to herself
and to everyone around her. She will
possess none of that stately beauty of
character or mind which poets and paint
ers have raved about. She will be a
woman liked by none and would be
stunned by all only for fear Of her Bit
ing, bitter tongue. She knows she is dis
liked and this knowledge does not
sweeten the natural acerbity of her tenn
per.
There is of course remedy against
this growing evil, and it is one which
everyone should adopt. 1.-THE women who
board and have plenty of spare time on
their hands would only devote just lit
tie of the abundance of this time, say to
charity, for instance, how much meal
culable good they would do, not only to
the poor people in distress and suffering,
but TO themselves as we'll.
The women who NOPE in their own
rooms or in the public parlor slowly
dying of ennui would feel at once a re-
juvenation Of life; they would have an OBJ
Ject in view, great, grand, noble object,
and seeing the poverty and misery of
others they would speedily forget their
own tritling woes when brought face to
face with what they never thought could
exist on this earth. 1t is not necessary to
go to New York or any OF the other large
cities to find abject poverty and want. 1t
can be found at home, right within our
midst, if it is only looked for This is
what would like to tell to these idle
women, yawning and incoming over a
risque French novel and munching bon
bons. The good Lord didn't give them a
brain and an intellect to be so outrageous
ly wasted, and if they cannot work in the
world of men then let them take up
charity and philanthrophy which will
gladden. their horizon and give them a
peep into an unknown world where
there is plenty of room for develop
ment." And there the lecture ended,
and it struck me as being so true that it
Is given to you In turn. BESELENA.
The record-union., 1895-01-29
HE Los Angeles Express in the course
of sensible article on anti-railroad
agitatOrs in San Francisco saws:

n ote that the Examiner is making plea for
San Francisco, and that it proposes that the
RallrOad Commissioners shOul1 formulate n
schedule of rates that will benefit San Fran
cisco. This is an effort TO return to the same
old condition OF affairs when San Francisco
had the cinch on the whole coast, thanks to
its special rates, matter The Er0reSs has be-
fore referred to.
Why should the Commissioners prepare a
special set OF rates for san Francisco? Evi-
IDENTIFY SO that it will get the trade that is now
coming this way. If the Commissioners will
formulate tariff sheet that will force the
San Joaquin valley to ship all It's freight and
produce to San Fraeclsco and do all its trad
ing there, goodbye TO all further agitation
against railroads in the burg to the north OF
us. San Francisco Will then take the position
it occupied before of praising the railroa d
and running the rest of the State.
So our Los Angeles contemporary has
discovered the color of the cat in the
meal tub,
The record-union., 1895-01-29

by Dr.. P1erce's Golden Medical Discovery
even after the disease has progressed so
far as to induce repeated bleedings from
the lungs, severe lingering cough with
coplous expectoration (including tubercu-
lar matter, great loss of flesh and extreme
enaciation and weakness
Do you doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to us as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery " were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease2 You need not take
our word for it. They have, in nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
trial of Golden Medical Discovery, +"
but who have been forced to confess that
fatal malady, all other medicines with
liver oil and its filthy "emulsions and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit, or had only seemed to benefit a little for
short time. Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypophos-
phites had also been faithfully tried in vain
The photographs of a large number of
those cured of consumption bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma, chronic nasal
catarTh and kindred maiadies, have been
sk1llfully reproduced in a book of 100
pages which will be mailed to you, on re-
ceipt of address and six cents in stamps.
You can then write those cured and learn
their experience. AddressWORLD'S DISPEN-
SARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y.
The record-union., 1895-01-29
COMFORT OF WORKMBN.
Employers Who Neglect 1t Make
business Mistake,

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Business Mistake.
The comfort of wOrkmen is matter TO
which great deal more attention could
be given than it at present receives. 1t
Is true that the question is not wholly
neglected when new factories are built or
old ones are remOdeled. Here and there
employers can be found with hearts big
enough to consider that the health and
comfort OF their working people are
worthy subjects for their careful contem-
pIalon, and purse strings are lOosened a
little more to enable improvements to be
made directly for the benefit Of the man
at the bench, lathe or rolls. But these
instances are altogether too rare.
W hen new mill or factory is being
designed the highest talent will be en-
plOyed and the utmost pains taken to se-
cure the best type Of building for the
purpose. Foundations will be most
carefully looked after, the character OF
the building Will be very elaborately
studied so as to provide safeguards
against possible disaster from overload
ing or damage by fire, and the arrange
ment OF the machinery will take the
most anxious thought.
! In these days OF small MARGINS the
IRON Aqe says, IRbor-saving devices Will
be studied i'll every direction, and the
highest development OF human ingenuity
Will be called into play TO reduce loss Of
| tlne IN every direction, as we'll as TO Sc
cure expansion of output. All these
details and more, receive anxious atteu-
| tion, but the best machines, after all-the
human machine-is too frequently left to
SHIFT for itself, with no special care,
Inc human machine, while it is capable
OF withstanding very rough treatment
with no Immediately perceptible ILL
effects, really needs better care that any
other part of the machinery in the shop.
1t needs ventilation, protection as far as
possible from drafts and overheating.
proper warmth in winter, facilities tor
promoting cleanliness and sanitary COM
forts. The greater part by far of a work.
mans waking hours is given to his en-
ployer, and there is no doubt that this
part OF his life could be made more pleas
ant than it now is.
The record-union., 1895-01-29
Queer Facts in Natural history.

Elephants have been known to live to
the age Of 400 years.
Cuvier is authority for the statement
that the life of a whale may extend over a
period exceeding 1000 years
1he largest ourang-outang ever killed
measured feet 10 inches in light; the
average is about feet : inches,
a butterfly, which was found in dor
mant state under rock in the mountains
OF California, and which is believed to
have lived thousands Of years (or sin ce
the close OF one OF the later geological
periodsJ, IS now in the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. When found it was believed to be
the only living representative of it's spe-
cles in existence.