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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-10
THE SILENCE CURE,
Physician Who Says Women Hurt rhsi,
Nerves by Talking Too Much.

| of'es py AaktnH Too Much.
have two or three patients who
are i'll with nervous prostration. and
VINO could be cured il they would stop
talking, said a nerve specialist the
other day. They waste their nerve It's
sue as fast as can supply il, and they
are on the verge Of Mysteries and acute
nervous pain all tho time. A woman, IL
she be inclined to talk too much, should
time herself just as she would take
medicine and allow herself only lust 80
many minutes of talk.
Now, the other day woman who
is troubled with insomnia came into nv
office for treatment. She had been tax.
ing drugs. Sho told me about her trou-
bles, and her tongue ran like the clap
per Of farmhouse bell ut dinner time,
thought she never would let mn.
Finally / stopped her.
DO You talk as much as that very
often, madam / asked.
"She drew herself up and said in an
offended tone: This is no laughing mat.
ter, doctor l assure you. l am worn
out from lack of sleep, and though my
family do all things possible to divert
my mind and make calls and see peo-
pie all the time l get steadily worse.
l am worn to shadow. Why, last
summer
And 80 her tongue ratified on until
l again had to stop her.
/" Now, listen to my prescription, 1
said. Go home and keep still. Don't
talk. Time your tongue waggings. At
breakfast allow your husband to read
the newspaper without interruption.
After breakfast sew little in your own
room. Read as much as you please
Walk long distances if you are strong
enough. Do not make any calls. At
dinner talk all you please, but spend a
quiet evening. If you go to the theater,
do not talk much during the play. Ex-
ercise little self denial. 1t will be
hard at first, for you are a chatterer.
but II You persevere you will succeed,
and your nervous system will get rest.
What did she say to that2 Well, l |
DO not think she liked it. But if she
iook me seriously think 1 can cure
aer in a month.
10 have many such cases? Well,
should say did. 1t is almost safe to
declare that there never is a case of real
'cute nervousness unless the woman is
talker. With man it is different.
lie may worry himself into insanity or
complete loss Of brain power if his busi-
less goes wrong But the very nervous
voman is seldom a worrier She Is the
woman OF leisure with small family
few in numbers, mean-to direct.
The buys their food, their clothing,
Tres the servants and keeps house.
he has no real worries. But does she
hink she hasf Oh, dear, yesl She
links she has more to do than any
ther woman Of her acquaintance.
Keep quiet O few hours every day,
nd you will be a we'll woman is
that / tell half my woman patients.
Vhen can persuade them to try it,
icy come back and say, why, doctor,
haven't been nervous enough to fiy ,
nee l began to try your queer prescrip. +.
ON. New York Sun. |;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-10

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 DIsPRNsARY,
Boston, Maas.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
urray Street, New York City.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-10
What is

CastOria Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. It is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feVerishness CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curds
cures DiarrhOea and Wind COic Castoria relieves
teethng troubles, constipation and hatuency.
CastOria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria Is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-10

quickly. 0ger 1000 private endorsements.
PrematureBess means impotency IN the fmt
stage. 1t is symptom of seminal weakness
and barrennesg. 1t can be stopped In 20 days
by the use o { Iludyan.
The ew discovery was made by the Speclal
lists ofthe old famous Hudson Medical institute.
IL Is the strongest Vitalizer made. II is very
powerful, but h. mlcFs Fold for Sl.00 q pack
age ORG packages for $500 (plein scaled boxes).
Written guarantee gveh for a cure. Ifyou buy
six boxes and sre rot entirely cured six more
will be sent 10 yUu free ofall charges.
Send for circulGza and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Junction stockton, Market a. Ellis s1
San francisco. Cal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-10
Castoria.

"castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good sffeet upon their Children
Dr.. c. c. oseooD,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-10
A Startling
Admission.
In New York City, for five COM
seeutive years. the proportion
Of Deaths from Consumption
has been three In every
Twenty Persons.

Epidsmics of cholsna, yellow peyeT sna
0fhff dlaeasss ~ ainilsT chsEseieF, ~ isf.
flble IA thflf fesulia, ocfaAion Nide spgead
sisfa snd fecelFe tbs most esTefnl e6asld,
eIaiien foI theif pTfsepii0n and cue, Nhile
consumpli0n relieves scarcely thought,
yfl the hunibfg ~ thfiT slftlpla sinhs Inls
lnsis suihfsnef phsH eompaIed sith thosf ~
e0nsuanpuon, Comparatively few pegplf
kn0s shat w % ~ lhsll l0ytd gnsE wisg
they sss lhsm glsdaally lgss strength, loss
colST, nlsnlfssf iseble Vitality snd enlecia
lieH, " develop . cough, wllh alMsall
blssihiaH, - hfmsnhsss Cod liysf gil
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Lsfn Pulllshfd ksFlnF chs aslllsg Addresses
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TtnleD'S
Spssial 0erfauf BON
S6ottti9em 0iug6ants

llnisre &eputoiiou auf f.inen ibottiid.u
8ln9bams ii unbeftritten uno &c In Mobile.
tannt, oaB fir 0uaIltdt nuo ausruabI uufer
Sorratb oissietts Don Rsm gort nidbt ,rrstd,t
pirn
Oa mir nismaIs pinidsn. 8aaren BON elmer
Safon 5nr anoereu ju trugsn. off rirsn mir Die
bllanB unieres Sorraibs. stfpa l50 stiide, tu
10 Gents bic garo.
0iss # eine 9eIeesnbeit. ben edten artifel
sum islben Preiie gu srIaugen iuie aewobulidb
Der bier tabryirte @in9bam perfauit miro.
10 Stide feinsn Glan gIaib Seib.n 0iua.
BAN eisnsi i9 ips5ieq fur SailI.n uHb Sineer.
tlsloun8 uno IT abfoIut fsfte 8arbe.
gtma 35 Sletosrmufter egtra blbfb Spitsu.
ltreltsn nno georudte 8rofaoe Srilbp Setbs,
le'dter Sruno nno 27 5oq brett, IL 0arbs
ilm Dinfter. seuobnIit SIS Ste 8erfaufspr,is
~ Vie. Die 9aro ooer 81. .68 elm 6leioermuttsr
Gine iebr anjiebenbs 9ins bon feinen iriIdben
Otmities' fIan5ofiidsn goroeS 9iques uno Or.
9anolss, tusbe perfifbs 9awns uno wsibe anS
tolorrte Smifss.
$40 unb 5I2
3aofatpanna ane.
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@apue Sountp.

SDnesbale. 9bomas s. Smith, Elm
Sruoer bon Grs8idter g. g. Smith,
BON scranton, itarb am Sreitas in Bbi.
laoeIpbia nad einiabriser 8ranfbeit unb
purbe am Wontas bier besraben.
- 8urs mad IL ubr Dienitas g1a6t
puroe uniete Stabt burb einen Seuers
alarm in INTRIGUING ssbra6t, bod mar
bas Seuer in elm paar Sduppen auf
9rapitp Sia unb unbebeutenb.
- Sis unters Dritte StreBe tpar am
Samitas S6auplab zines erresten Sra.
ipals, inbem ii6 SSrau 3. Gossins unb
Spbn 8rieb tpesen zines Sunbes in bic
Saare serietben; 8rieb polIte iib ieinen
Sunb bort pe8nebmen, Srau @oseins
pertpeiserte ibm aber ben gintritt unb
sob cine &anne beiben Wafsrs mad ibm,
bic aber ibre Todter traf unb Isi6t ber.
brannte. 8rieo unb Srau @oseinS sr.
bieIten in bem foIsenben Sanbsemense
beibe idpurse 9lusen unb anbere 8srIeb,
unsen. 8rieb 1T ipdter auf tbdtli1en
9lneriff perbaftst iporbsn.
-Sreberico Iabiano, Elm Ansefeq.
ter Der scranton 9as unb Wafer Som.
panic, tpeIder ben Waferbsbdltsr Der
Gompanis su @immers auspusts, ipolIts
am Dientas baieIbit auf einsn 3ue
iprinsen, serietb aber unter bic 8abel
oefsIbsn. Die ibm Elm 8ein sdnsIi6 ab.
idnitten unb bas anbere i6Iimm ser.
ortidten. Sein 4uftommen III spsifsI.
baft.
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Sunmpre.

- Ser equitable 8au. unb Spar.
8erein bon bier bat am Dienitas pom
Staatsbepartement einen sSreibrief ers
balten; oaS 8apitaI 1T $4,000.
- Die 8ennipIsania 8oblen Gompas
ME nirb Elm peiteres StOdperf auf ibr
iteinernes SfIcesebaube aufbauen laHsn
uno 0oolisp & So. baben am Montae
ben Gontraft bafiir srbaIten. Die @es
iammifoiten nit Seisune iperben ii6 aui
etipa $50, 900 belaufen.
- Bomps Demereia, Elm 16 Sabre
alter StalIener beifen Batter cine S1ubs
ma6erperfitdtte an Drinfer Strabe ba.
nier betreibt, eridob am Diontas sinen
9anbsmann Namens @aiton Gberanto
in 8roofIpn, u. .. gr entfam, iteate
ii6 iebO3 ben Sebbrben ipdtsr freitpiIis.
= Ssnrp 8rannias pon Siinfter
Strabe, Elm 4neefeQter in Sind's Ma,
idinenperfe in Spbe Barf, erbieIt am
Wontas WtOrsen baielbit ourd Elm fIiss
senbes giienitid Der 0rsbbant bas cine
Iuse entstpei seidnitten, ibm bic Ssb'
traft in oemielben serfDreno, ippie meb.
rere S6nittpunben I'M @eii9te.
- 9as i'm 8au besriifsns SauS bon
Dominid Saitinss on Drinter Strabe
puroe am Sreitas Woreen burd Seusr
seritbrt unb bas nebenunsremenbe Saus
BON 5rau @OpIe ipurbe leibt ourd bic
5Iammen bei6doist. Ser 8erluit an
Saitin8s Saus 1T ettpa 81 500 NIT fei.
ner 8eriideruns.
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NtttSton.

- 3pei SIotpaden. Mife 3unfaf unb
Sobn Beete, bic am isreitas gta6t BEL
Bort Slan6arb ertrantsn, purben am
Sonntas bier beeruben.
-@. O'Sair unb Sobn WidaeI bon
Bort Sriffitb iinb am Samfas giadmits
tag i'm 9o. 6 Sdadt ourb cine @assrs
ploiion idlimm rerblunnt porbsn.
SER uno Srau 2ouis SeibeI rel.
lten am Wlontas nad Netp gort bon mo
aus iie am nd4fen Disnitas nit bem
Dampfer Spree eine Reiie na6 9eutia.
lamb antreten tperben.
= War, Der 5 Sabre aIte Sobn bes
". W. Suebes bon Delapars Npenus
1T am Uiontas bon einsm Sunbe bes
Sarrp SatfieIb idIimm am DIR unb Sc.
li6t sebiien tporben. bod befir1tet man
telne ernflihe 6clsen; Der Sunb tpurbs
eri6Ohen.
Der Bolseidef bon Ridmonb, 3d..
alaubt, buB er ben W5rber 8inbiiG ers
pii4t bat uno BOIpeifef 2Oitus IN bon
ibm telesrupbiid am Disnitas iiber bic
Sadie beri6tet tporben. Die n6tbieen
8orbereitunsen tperben setroifen. um
einen 8eamten binsui&iden um ibn su.
rddsubrinsen, ioate es tpirtIi6 Winbiid
iein.
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Nue bem cbereu xhaIe.
(arGbalb gprrsfppnbsn,.)

: Der GrdbaIb Borough Council bat
tei6lohen, in bieiem Sabr 81 900 fiir
Sreuspese aussulesen.
= Der l8 Sabre aIte @riffitb, Sobn
bes 8idarb 8eeie bon Der Rtbse, III am
Dienitus in Der Sones, Simpion & 60.
Dime burd Barren dberfabrsn unb &c.
tbbtet tporoen.
- @biparb UlOrsan bon 1broop itarb
am Sonntas mad laneerem 2eipen an
elnen 8rebsseidipir Der 8unse. bas
our4 itartes 8au6en entftanosn iein fol-.
(GarbunbaIs gOrrsipOnssni.)
= Srau Warp SarreQ bat bic On,
tario 8abn fur $4,000 pertIast, neil
ibr Sobn i'm glpril burb Elm Brad auf
Der Sabn setDotet ipurbe.
- In Srau @m. 8erI bon 9opberIp
Strabe ipurbe im SoipitaI sinen Opera,
tion por9enommen uno elm @eibpulit
bon etpa 35 9funb bon ibr srfolsrsit
entfernt.
= Dm. $. Bbiaips, Elm poblbetann,
ter iunBer Diann, itarb am Dtontae
gta1t in Der @obnuns feinsr Muttsr an
Siio Gbur9 Strabe an Der 8riebt'i6sr
8rantbeit.,
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0Bilfesbarre RaArtAteu.

= Naditen Dienitas bGIt bic Son.
eorbia cine @rcurfon mad Dtountain
Bart ab.
= Sn Bolts Sattlerei fanb an
Sonntas gtabt Elm ginbru6 itatt. bod
erlan9ten bic Oiebe nidtS BON pelterem
@ertb.
- Ibomas g. Sperrins bon Sao
Riper Strabe itarb am 9lsnitas mad
mebrmonatllter 8rantbeit i'm 2llter bon
81 Sabren.
= Messsr Ssnrs 8srsoIb bon Sdb
Drain Strabe 1T felt Sonntas per'
idwunoen unD feline SamiIie lpeib ni4ts
Iber ieinen 8erbleib.
: Su Der 8epiione Wine 1T am Wlitt.
mod Sbomas Sop ausenblidlid set6btet
unb Sames SOr iblimm burd einen Sal
DON 5elsseitein perlebt porOen.
= Ser BoIe STANLEY 9iIcalIis tpurbe
am perfofenen Donnerita9 in Der Woob.
paro Otine bur6 einen Sal bon &oblen
10 idllmm berIeBt, bab er in furser 3eit
ltarb fei 8iiden ipuroe ibm Sebroaen.
- @barles Smitb bon Mabiion
StraBe purbe am Montas BON @orb
RoOre ourd einen 3ufdaisen Repoluers
iduB perlebt, tpdbrenb er NIT benz Repols
per ipieIte; bic 8usel traf Smitb in Der
Seite. bod III bic Wunbe nidt eefdbrlib.
--9ie DemOfraten bon 2userne County
nominirten am Disnfas fOIssnoe ale
@ounipbeamten SIR Ridter, B. g.
Sderiff, See SO. Stanton
Susb WaIOp; Coroner, SObn
5. Pertins; Controller. S. &. g. Sen
ner uno fir 8ermefer $. VI. WapsrS.
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- Ginen idtparsen Dluiifmsifter bat
iebt bic beuti6e alrmee aufsuipeiien.
Gum 9fadfOlser beS perforbenen Wufits
msifers eeS @renubierresimentS 8bnie
isrieerl1 III. 1T Elm uuf oem i6nisli6en
8onierpatorium aussebilbeter Muiiter
ernannt tuorben, unb sipar Der Sobn bee
betannten i6par,en 8Ommerbieners bee
peritorbenen Brinsen 5riebrid 8arI,
Sabac eI @ber.
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Gertit fiat nuD @arrantie.

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0las Der NeIt eema6t mb bab Sb bieelben ndt
perbri6t Bebaet bieS. Sid SIas Sur6 Site
70 snoe obsn 9bd bsfeIbsn nit bisim auSseitnttn
ben gambler surud bon bem ibr eS setauft pib
sud elm anberes @IaS rei iefrn. Nebmt eud glat
abmunsn G6t Gas ausieben taigen 2ampen
sIdiem eIeidt 70 nabe n erem e6tn gei @Ias, bab
ibr, um fde ien fir Reb aep gtitten irusen ioQt
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-29
DENOUNCED AS A F|ASCO,
Captain PheIan'S Opinion OF
the Irish Demonstration
at Chicago.
Bitter Attack on O'Donovan Rosa
and the Delegates to the
Convention.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Sept. 2S.-Captain
Thomas ]. Phelan, who was assaulted by
five men with knives and almost killed in
O'Donovan Rossa's office in New York
City in 1885 on account of reputed treachery
a leader. talked to-day to reporter of the
World relative to the recent Irish conyen-
ton in Chicago.
He said that of the 1900 men that at
tended the convention not more than
twenty-five would shoulder musket in a
war with England; that most of them
were 'mouth fighters at long range and
physical and moral towards, whose
methods of warfare, if they engaged in
any at all, would be assassination"
Phelan said that J. f. Finerty was an
accomplished and able man and he was
surprised to see him in such company, but
he supposed he was seeking prestige in
politics at home more than the leadership
of bona-fide fight abroad. He was par
ticuIarly bitter regarding the ovation
given Rosa upon his entrance to the con-
ventlon.
This talk about an army to strike for
Ireland is buncombe," said the captain.
at is probably an advance play for Michael
Davitt, who has been working Australia
and who will soon be in San Francisco to
make tour for subscriptions. Money and
politics are at the bottom of any maneuver
which O'Donovan Rossa's crowd gets en-
thusiastic over. Rosa said I could not
stay in this country and live. Why
haven't the cutthroats of this man come
and got me? 1 defy them. A few thou
sand m lies is their distance, and they are
keeping it.
81 might as well go down and expecto-
rate in the Missouri River with the expec-
tation OF flooding st. Louis as for the men
of the Rosa type to expect to overthrow
England by the means they would use.
perhaps another Mr.. Egan is to be ap-
pointed Minister to another country and
Mr.. Finerty is preparing himself to apply
for the place. Assassinations by hirelings
will not free Ireland. AS for actual fight
ing by this gang that is all bosh. Men of
Rossa's type will not risk their own lives
while the people of this country or else
where can be duped out of their money or
political positions can be gained by word
fighting, with an occasionally assassination
fhrorrr II, 3,
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do not blame the club for that by any
means. l must acknowledge that we were
beaten fairly in the first race. but l think
that in the second the Defenders chances
of winning were not very much impeded.
as during the whole time that she was en-
gagged in repairing her topmast shroud we
were luffed up, thinking that the race had
been called off, SO that we did not gain the
enormous distance that is generally sup
posed. The event was unfortunate, but it
is past and am disposed TO let bygones be
bygones and hope for better luck next
year.
81 shall keep the Valkyrie here until
next season, when she will be used as a
trial horse for our cup-challenger, and she
will also take part in all of the important
races and l expect that we shall give better
account of ourselves, for you know | have
not as yet been tried in heavy weather. 1t
is with sincere regret that leave America,
but l shall be back early in the spring,
when l hope to be actively engaged during
the whole racing season."
After hearty handshake of THE CALL
correspondent Lord Dunraven stepped
aboard the tender of the Valhalla, and she
steamed out of the harbor homeward
bound.
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THE PHYSICIANS
Of the HuSOn Medical Institute
Cured Mir William A. Russell,
Machias, Snhomish County, Wash.
YOU NEED NOT DESPAIR.
A Wonderful Iistitution, in Which
Can Be Found All the Latest Elec-
trical Appliances.


TT IS THE YOUNG MEN THAT ARE BUILD
L ing the far West. t is the young men to
whome we must look fG great improvements.
We old fellows have hadour building days.
Young William A. Russell, brave William A.
Russell, lives in Washin,ton. He is an indus
trious, painstaking and progressive young man.
Scarcely 81 years old, he has already achieved
success in his line of wok. He is now inter-
ested in one of the lumbermills of Washington.
short time ago hewas a ick young man. His
own letter speaks for itself
April goth, 1895.
Hudson Medical Institutt-Gentlemen: Your
treatment is thoroughly reliable and ought TO
crave your pardon for not giving you my intima-
ton of the satisfactory resultsbefore this date
shall be glad to recommend any of my friends who
may stand in need OF your treatment. Please &C
cept my heartfelt thanks for the kindness you nave
done me. feel very grateful aud happy over the
change for it has much to dowith my domestic
happiness.
only regret that L am not ALE to pay you ten
times your fee aid to bring al who need your
treatment TO obtain its benefit l am frank 10
say that il is the greatest thing Of the age, ana
will be able to do you great deal Of good which L
will take great pleasure in doing. shall recon-.
mend the Hudson Medical Institute to all ma
VIM A. RUSSELL.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-29
HARMON ON PRIzE-FIGHTING.
Cor5ett and Fitzsinentons Not to Be Al
Toured to Meet in Indian Territory.

Cor5ett and Fitxsinensons Not to Be Al
Toured to Meet IN Indian Territory.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 2S.-Attor-
ney-General Harmon observed to-day: II
have just looked up the law about prize
fighting in Territories, and also about
prize-fghting in the Indian Territory,
which legally speaking is not Territory,
but simply country and 1 have con-
cluded that while there may be no law to
prevent prize-fghting in the Indian coun-
try yet the Government can proceed to
stop it by main force. l have therefore
concluded that the Corbett-Fitzsimm mons
fight will not come off in the Indian coun-
try, even though they make arrangements
with the Indians to accommodate the en-
terprise.
that country to prevent disturbance of
the peace without being applied to by the
local Indian Government, and l shall take
all the necessary steps to prevent the fight
being pulled off in that country. Then it
won't do to try and pull it off in Oklaho-
ma, for while they might fix territorial
authorities there, troops could be sent in
without a request being received from the
Government.
The Acknowledgement received a mum Der
of messages to-day, asking him to prevent
the mill in the Indian country. This is in
response to the statement by Dan Stuart
that they would have to fight in the Indian
country il forced out Of Texas by the Legis-
lature. On receiving the messages the
Attorney-General Investigated the matter
by way OF taking position for official
action.