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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-20
NANAL STORES.

Fl SHIRTS Turpentine-The downward ten
. s1cr which prevailed in the market, was
+4ectualy checked at the opening last
e aUr1sv By sales for deliveries a &c. As
4 -gsraments were made at that price the
4 ae-o1, became firm with their daily re-
A emts and compelled spot buyers 10 pay
4 advance. The result was that the price
4 uclTv rose to 2Tl4c to 27Ssc, at which there
q sre good amount sold. The demand
"A ontinuad and the price finally rose to
-. on Wednesday, and sales for TO-
A esfir EXPORT were effected at that price
~ market continued firm up to the close
4o-lav. with a fair amount Of sales at the
a noted prices.
4 Rosin-Pale grades were a drag upon
i he market during the early part of the
COX though. for the most part, they
efe taken along with the lower grades
I the current prices. The market opened
"A ST Saturday with a lively business be
H. done at from to Toe on the pale
Ir9des. with the others unchanged. Up to
tbursiav there was good demand and
H. sales were quite large. On Thursday.
hoe was a weakness, and transactions
are merely nominal. To-day, however,
n be same prices were posted at the Board
"A Trade. and the tone was firm with
4 onotations-At the close of the mar
H. last night the following quotations
ere buuetined at the board of trade:
i pirits turpentine firm, 27i2c for regulars.
. 70
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Dallas-Receipts. Il; shipments. IA;
stock, ISL
Vicksburg-Receipts. 25s; shipments. l.
80; stock. LIS.
Albany-Receipts. Is; shipments. 30;
stock. 3, 468.
Columbus. Aiiss.-Receipts. 49,; ship
ments. 26S; sales, 80: stock, 42S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., la2s shipments, l52;
stock. 20.
NashviIle-Receipts, l,sz7: shipments.
s26s sales. 925; stock, 1895. asa: lS34 2,lsS
Raleigh-Receipts, III; shipments, 6i6.
stock. 2,l40
Shreveport-Receipts, $50; shipments, 80;
sales, l72; stock, l.IlS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 4f9. shipments, 6ii;
stock. 1885.
Louisville Receipts. $50; spinners. Ssl;
sales. 33l. stock. l,120
Augusta-Receipts. 62S; shipments. 2.S69
sales, 2.4f5.
Yazoo City-Receipts. sl5; shipments. COS;
stock, lips.
Eufaula- Receipts. 6; shipments. ss1;
stock. 1.1S9.
Houston-Net and gross receipts, SsS2.
shipments, IS I42; sales, 79l
Athens-Receipts. 664: shipments. l,5l7.
shipments, 2iS; stock, corrected. 2.14O.
Memphis-Net receipts. $50: gross. g.
-; shipments. u.o9S; spinners. $40: sales
Cincinnati-Net and gross receipts. S.
SSs' shipments, L2A; spinners. $50; sales.
Macon-Reeeipts. los: shipments. 2.S77:
stock, 1885. ], 1888, 1894 25S3
81 Louis-Net receipts. 1.27S: gross, TO-
4es; shipments, 1851. sales. 1855.
Comparative cotton statement for the
week ending April 10, 1895 and April 20.
Net rcrafpfe At all
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RICE.

The market was steady. The following
quotations were posted at the board Of
trade
Clean Rice
Common, 3@3lzc per pound; fair, 3k@
sac; good, 4D4hc; prime, 4l5c; choice,
head, 434d5c.
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The following were the quotauons Tor
lhe corresponding date last year: Spirits
SiO5: F. S120; g, $3.50; II. $l.55; /. Sl.S5;
SEQ; NJ, $3.50; N, s.. As; w G, $3.50; W
B. S265
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
hr the last week were 5,6s2 casks spirits
urpentine and Is, 403 barrels rosin The
xports for the week were 2, 494 casks spir-
Is turpentine and 4,425 barrels rosin,
noving as follows: TO New York, SS6 casks
pirits turpentine and 7i6 barrels rosin,
o Baltimore, $50 casks spirits turpentine
nd 1.04S barrels rosin; to Boston, 622 casks
pirits turpentine and 96t barrels rosin: to
$50 casks spirits turpentine
nd i56 barrels rosin; to Harburg, 5,675 bar
els resin; to Gutujewski, 1921 barrels
osin to the Interior 140 casks spirits tur-
entine and 672 barrels rosin.
Naval Stores Statement
Receipts, shipments and stocks from
Aprl l. 1895 to date, and to the corre-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-20

(a) Actual net receipts last year. after
deducting 66,963 bales, which passed
through to Charleston and counted at
both ports as net receipts.
Oh Including $500 bales shipped from
Savannah and counted as ret receipts
at Charleston last year.
Liverpool. April 49, l a. m.--Following
are the weekly cotton statistics: Total
sales of the week, $1,000 bales; American,
$1,000 bales; trade takings including Tor
warded from ships side, 56.0 600 bales. Act
ual export 1900 bales; total import, 72,O00
bales; American, $1,000 bales. Total stock
1,722,000 bales; American. 1908 600 bales
Total aflOat, 1873, 600 bales; American, l35,-
600 bales. Spectators took 400 bales /;
exporters took 800 bales.
New Orleans, April 19.-New Orleans
Cotton Exchange statement: Crop state
ment from Sept. l. 1894, to April 49, 1895
inclusive: Port receipts, 1921 245 bales,
before last and 1858 145 for the same time
in 1892; overland to mills and Canada,
941 1875 bales, against 1851 last year, 49,
1913 year before last and / ,155, 103 for same
Sept. l, Isl, Az bales, against 1885 last
year, 1888 year before last and 255, 1896
for same time in 1892 southern mill TAX
Sings, 567,097 balesi against $50, ms last
year, 551 ,574 year before last and 49S. 908
for same time in 1892; crop brought into
sight during 231 days to date 9.2S1, 6l3 bales
against 1858 6l2 in 1894. $685. S4 In 1898 and
s,562, 4S2 in 1892; crop brought into sight
for the week. 64S2l bales, against 81, 30S
for the seven days ended April 10 last
year, 141, $40 in 1893 and 5206S in 1892; crop
brought into sight for the first nineteen
days of April 22S.l 1916 bales. against 152, 661
in 1894, 12S579 in 1893 and 16s. 1913 In 1892
Comparisons in these reports are made
up to the corresponding date last year.
year before last and in 1892, and not 10
the close of the corresponding week
Comparisons by weeks would take in 232
days of the season last year. 235 in 1892
against 81 this year.
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Baeon-The market Is steady Smoked
clear sides. 1hei afg aaited clear rib ssqea,
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CENTRAL
RAILROAD {
GEORGIA.

II. ". CONFER and R. 5. HAYES. Receivers
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SOCK on hand and on Snip
board to-day ..................lS,26 4 1OS,0l7
Charleston, April 19.-Turpentine firm,
&C. no receipts. Resin, good strained,
l-m 81 l0GL15; no receipts.
Wilmington n. c., April 19.-Rosin, firm;
|fained, Sl.15; good strained, sl.20. Spir-
I00 Crude turpentine, steady; hard, $120;
BIT. S190: virgin. S240.
Receipts turDent time 42 caske.
New York, April 19.-Rosin dull. steady;
trained common to good, Sl.50d1. 5215.
urpentine. machine barrels only in
Jock, quoted &c
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THE FLORIDA CENTRAL Z RNNSIIR RAILROAD 60.

Grams run on son meridian
Time Table i'm Effect March Is 1898
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COTTON.

4 The market has been affected with a
pun fever during the past week, and adj
dhces rave been sharp and sudden. The
peal market steadily rose and at the close
lo-d2y had gained 5-16c on the week. The
f;Xchange opened Monday, after being
ioseu Tor two days in observance OF the
t.aster holidays. An advance of 3-l6c was
nsue Monday, and the undertone was
4 trong. On Tuesday another advance of
-lbc, was followed by still another rise CT
\, loc on Wednesday. The transactions at
b 5e advances We're quite large considee.TIlnS
Ne small offerings OF local cotton since
\ ednesday, the market has been rather
&ulet, though firm, the sharp fluctuations
IA INJURIES having caused standstili At
ne close to-day. factors were asking more
&han the quoted prices, but sales of 100
II ere reported at unchanged prices, from
Yesterdays closing
a The following were the official spot quo
IL lions, at the close of the market at the
\ otton Exchange to-day:
- mlddlinS ...........-.'.'..'... -..-o.2
81 ~ a 20
toW mlddling ........-............-.-.. . l5-l6
poo ordinary -.....................-. $40
n ,4nary ..........:. .......;,.....-.;. l-l6
n Market. firm; sales for the week, 1905
iteceipts-The receipts of cotton at this
Tor from all sources for the past week
a ere 1888 bales upland and As bales sea
A Hand, against 44s3 bales upland and 100
fales sea island last year
he particulars of the receipts have
pen as follows: Per Central railroad,
6s4 bales upland; per Savannah, Florida
fnq Western railway, Ass bales upland
tnd IS bales sea island per Charleston and
4 dVannah railroad, 81 bales upland; per
fguth Bound railroad, ~ bales upland per
4 loIiIa Central and Peninsular railroad,
bales upland; per Savannah steamers,
bales upland.
EXports-The exports for the past week
r ere leOi bales upland and ~ bales sea
land, moving as follows. To Baltimore,
~ bales upland; TO New York. .7s5 bales
ipand and 30 bags sea island; 70 Phila-
'lAAlN. y Dg les fInlNmns to Boston tt.M
les upland and 504 bags sea island.
otocks-Ihe stocks on hand and on
cupboard to-day was u ,499 bales upland
iha lbs bales sen Island against 1915
Ne corresponding time last year.
sea isiands-The receipts FOR the past
Nttk were - hagf, against 100 bags for the
SEINE week last year. The exports were
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Time Gard in Ense. AP ls9SIlne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
nrHE BLACK HussAR."

The opera house was fairly packed
last Thursday evening, with as FASH
lonable and cultured an audience a.
has filed lts auditorium for many a
day, on the occasion Of the first presen.
sntation hers OF Mlllmcker's pretty
comic opera, "The Black Hussar," by
the Calhoun opera company. The or
ganlEatiOn IL an admirable one and
larger than any competitor on the
road, this season, carrying forty.fiye
people aud its own orchestra. The
opera, like lts oogeners, has no particulaT
plot, a little love and little war being
made the threads upon which many
catchy airs and some funny situations
are strung. The principals are very
good Ia their several roles the 90
pfanos, Miss Alice BeuYet aud Miss
Adels Harrington are possessed of ca
osllent yoloes, we'll trained aud we'll
mana gedi besides which they are very
handsome aud young, the latter aItlsle
balng a vivid romindsr.of the portraits
one sees of Marie Antolnelte la her
youth, The male Hight comedy roles
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
TIE CAPITAL MrxgTEKLs.

The popular segregation Of home tai
ent which too infFegueDtiy delights
sal IN audience, Ia up-to-date min
ssfel,y will appear. The second time this
sea On, a, the Reed opera house, on
Monday evening next. The Capital
Ministries are sptly named, both A. r.
merit and geography, and ten times
larger cities IN the land might search
their limits In vain to excel or even 10
parallel them. Good wine needs no
bu.h, /" and II goes without saying that
nsxt Monday evenings entertainment
will give much that Is new plenty that
Is amusing and all that II entertaining.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
onuRcH sERvIcEs rOMaAROw
CHRTsTTAE ScfEscE -S15 Liberty
treet. I,esson Etady at 1919 a. N.

CHRrsTTAE scfEScE -S15 Liberty
treet Lesson Stady at 1880 a. M
VIC. T. U.-ReguIar go~pel meet
ipVs at the w. q. r. 4 roms ot 4
o'clOek tymorOw.
UsITY CHURcH --fiaFvioee al 1890
q 70. and 30 D. M Sunday school At
~ w +. Copeland, p.siOf.
CHsIsTIAS WoRKEes MISSION.
rs State street. sarvics ~ and 7s5O
q. m. Nr. John ABBOTT. leader.
CENTRAL CHAPELs-E'Rht -enib snd
sia'e STR etc. p. s. Knight In charge.
Sunday school at 1Os. m. Preaching
services at II and 7:l5.
CHRIsTIAH.-P Preaching st 1890 q.
no. and 10 m. Sunday school At u
m. Junior Eodeavor at p. m. Y. p.
=. e. r al 6:15 p. m. Fl. A. Denton.
pastor.
CHRIsTIAs ECIEECE.-Hall at cor.
per Of Court and Liberty streets. Sun
day school lesson at 1870. Bible study
at 73O. Saturday afternoon at 2:3O
Al inYited.
ISDEPESDEET EvAETELIcAL--OD
G stage street near Center. Preaching
at 1890 3. IN. and 7.4O .. N. sunday
school at 12 m. Y.P. :. e. E. at $50.
J. BOwersox, pastor.
PREsBYTRRIAN.-Re A. l.. Hutch
ison pastE. Morning and evening
services under the auspices Of the
Meas league. Sunday school at ~ I'd.
Y. r. ). &. +. at 6.l5.
EYANoELICAL-C Chemekets
and Seventeenth streets. Services al
II a. m and 7s3) p. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. NJ. Y. p. A. meeting at 6:3C
D. 10. /. b. Fisher, pastor.
FIRST CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
j. G. Temple.on pastor. Bervices 81
tIleiusual hour. Church on High and
Liberty streets. Everybody invited
and the best Of music promised.
SOUTH SALEM NJ. E. Morning SUI
jeei, "The many that shall come up Ia
Heavens gate expecting admitance,
hut will be turned away" Sunday
school at 3 p. m. /. NJ. Shulse pas
tor.
CoNoREoATIONAL.-Rev. w. Kant
ner, ID. ID. Pastor. Preaching at 1915
a. m. Subject; The Best Man" Al
7:30 p. m, "The DIyine and Ever Pres
ent Chist." Y. p. y. Q. e. at 8:l5 p,
IN. Sunday school at IL m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
DgoREE or HONOR SOCIAL.

The ladies Of the Degree of honor, In
affillaiiOn with the A. o. u. W., gave
most agreeable social last Wednesday
evening. The attendance was every
thing that could be wished in the quail
tiles of exclusiveness and number; the
music was furnished by the Asylum
orchestra and light tripping feet pur.
sued the fleeing hours Till after mid
nis ht. For the older participants
whist and cheerful chat supplied the
place Of devotion TO Terpsichnre.
Next Wednesday evening Protection
Lodge a. o. U. w. will have a dancing
party, exclusively for members Of the
order and the Degree Of Honor, 70
which ali belonging thereto are invited,
aud no charge will be made.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

To appropriately celebrate the advent
Of the elegant new o. r. d y. steamer
EImore, on the line between Portland
add gaiem, = commlitse Of prominent
business men Of tbis city has Issued in
yftstions to about two hundred ladies
and gentlemen. 20 Join 10 festival trip
on the river this evening. The weather
promises 10 be fair, The company select
aud Of soeisl prominence: and with the
experieDeed captain, George Raabe In
chafgs, only an erjoyable occasion can
BE- Anticipated. An orchestra will &C
c smpany the party.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
PERSONALS.

Mn. 4. r. Jess1p has returned from
. vIsit 70 Portland.
Jobn u. Albert took the afteTooon
loeal FOR Postlsnd.
Roy Van Patton came up from Che
mawa this morning.
Wa. Barlow came 40 n .m Barlow
% tzst evenings overland.
Thomas Holman vas pas-enger for
the metropolis this morning.
E.P, Mccormack was = passenger
fl Portland this afternoon.
Ms. L. l.. woodmansei Of PortiaGd.
IL visssing Mr.. Z. y. MeElroy.
PR. n. ". Parvin returned frfm
An.shy N tie DfierDoon local
rat y ". AnsOu went % Portland
iI,ls .f,ers0on 10 speud Sunday.
supi. r B McElrOy came down
hom Eugrre oB the early morning
train
Geo. r. Hagbes was among the pa ?
tengess for ibe metropolis this hit'I-
noon.
Mn. J. n. Moores. mother Of Speaker
Mooges, come up from Portland last
evening.
n. B. Cook Of .be Oregon Land
company, ls expected home from ths
east this eYsBing.
Councilman Tbos. Kay and daughter
Mies LeDore n rsturbed from California
this morning, after a months visit.
Mrs. Archie siosier. who was stricken
With heart disease "Wednesday evening,
IL lying very Ios at her home Ia Yew
Park.
Dr. w. T.. Williamson, physician Of
The Insane asylum, was a Portland
visitor today. going down this morn
Ing.
Wm. r. Gray. Of the hardware firm
Of Gray Bros.. was Ia Portland today
on business. going on the early morn
lap train.
Dg. aud Mrs. r. II. Hovey Of Wal
lace, idaho, is Visiting At the home Of
Dr. w. W. ContTis, who 10 Mrs. Ho-
yey's brother
MF. ahd. Mn. ID. l.. fl@tsr were
passengers foF AumsvllIe on the mofn'
ina local who're thsy will visit relatives
fof few days.
Bishop Wm. Dillon wes passenger
on The moEnlog train for woOdbafn.
bishop Dillon wlll conduct services
near bilgsFl0n tomorrow.
Hen. g. u, Smith, representative
from Ciaokamas oounty, wss sum.
nnnsd "a Pofslsad yesterday 70 bs
wilh his fAihsr Who u troubled with
heart disease.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

Ffsnk iiAisl, sssni foT ihs Oregon
lan, Was . Iasesnssg 90 foflland op
ilie sfsTaoan laoal
iaiin Maifou lrlnfnsd ffein tatiiiH \
fhls sgislnp,p, shsgs ~ has bera puT
inG > psf loaa " bssf oslsls
Mias Anns NAsusf sho hss 90 lhs
i.aai plplsl hssu ihe suesi ~ hsl
hfahfI go a / Wagasl " ihe MI
lnn,slts safu ihh sssplsF ~ bfl
henie lH ies AaHslps hlas Nsgpsi
hns anllns Asf slsy h nslss salalFsa
= haal ~ fllseas amQng naletss bssl
1.ol,le. az a shela wlsh hsl plsss
sNs ioagRs3
NJ N ., ilsgdlnsf ~ lhg lialf spd
lllfh ald socislg ~ l'aiilspa hss M
alsasfs > assl, hsnty siH si,'sl ~
SNsls NJ ssf sh,es l'sifnls 80 lailh "
a. laasnl ~ inp hsss, snd ~ y ~
offAss ~ agii'na hel ltaff 81 NNfk
ollh s,is,F se',a fsnlllY " lhs sTlEh
|.alhna. ~ 49, msg lisli ~ aallessa
|alsals aeeselaasli Apl ehs SIS
: aN|t n|ah a saessf ~ psn saaism
~ l|aRlg n fsiilsNs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

as muoh hslief dons lhas the lesdlnl
psfls Ia sll lhs ohaIaqlsflstlos ~ msks.
40 sollas snd plRslng Gas ohogas snd
eolyphsss ale sell isalned slssanily
ospianfd sad segY aeepplapls
a 70 dag 90 lhe salRgpFlss " rsiiou
hgos lhsi sslsm Lad sn aplollanliy
iaf sueh 81 eYsnlnss fploymsnl ,snd >
sisal shsfs NJ lhs sailafssilon seofulns
" lhs spdlspes musi h sosagdssi n
lhs pllshlpg ~ shead nfm snd sll ~
lhsnts Gas psigens bass ~ ~ y plep
sFly lbelg daF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Yarnishes
and the most complete stock Of
Brushes of all Kinds I'm the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

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n. Ni.' WN laAsaIl, n
iI... iff F" fiaE .lIf.4
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W $500 Nt.sI l.I ff
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Nitna lAlItllbIt.
sttsagl4z it
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
Second
Hand
Pianos

a AAiphAt robsrqpFklf Ih,
4,',pp' ~ iHsa'lieb lhs good elslaai.,
~ > . bshpr by b.iaslpgbm b.fis
'f "snl lly tf iafssy noslysd
l''l'f i"lpHNt "a llt Asaai VI tls
80 ia lly Nf uW tur LH. 4D.
''si"'4 a" Hl lng 90 attn dsls mse \,
's'N pnatsf 10 bfnsAll lhs nsasall Il
| s1y lHH fi ~ mlu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

a Nav DtFAEFuRK fhs sguesD
nrn " Aeiniyw a hsYs hags ell
eluiei ~ 81 luio lhs paullIy shiplaug
huslnsss eud sill hssshsg so ihs
hssl msfksi paes a. al klads " iapls
lncladlng ehlaksns aaeks sssss snd
lulksls Nsll ~ lhslT ssags sdl,apins
lhe osplsl Asilpasl bsRs saa 40
lhsil lsgas hipg w logf pFpaass
a&Wu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
IN SOCIETY REALMS.


on Tuesday evening, 18th Inst. a ball
will be gwen ~ the Reed cpera houAe.
which th0oeh answering The purpose
q legislative social function. sort Of
leayefakinR u this sssembiy, VII
really b. the carnival occasion 0f the
.easoB, A. 10 other viii be given until
after Lent IL will BE- = strictly inst
class sffsir; and. under the direction Of
Prof. ". A. Little. will have its music
furnished ~ George II. PArson's Port
land orcbesirs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

MORE FUs.-The Capital City min.
sir.'s Aave received many urgent re.
a.s,.s To- repeat th,ir la'e entertain.
meut aud have consented 10 appear Al
tb- opera house again next MONDAY
evening, February Is. New program
and two hours OF solid fun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16
FROM THU PULPIT.
PAine's Celery Compound Has
Made Is Well.
We Advise the Sick TO Take i,
Say the ClergymeD.
BE Prepared for the Danger Sea-
son Of Spring.
Aggressive Christianity is Posi-
BILE With Health.
Pastors of All Seets Preach 1t
East and West.
Aggressive Christianity is Posi-
BILE With Health.
Pastors of All Sects Preach 1t
East and West.

TACTICAL work
distinguishes the
pulpit. DOetnnal
sermons today are
at q discount. Min
listers oftDe gospel,
ss If by q well.con.
certed plan, are
now putting tTe-
mendous energy
into the cause OF
coed government
and public health.
Aggressive Chris
tiapity seems to be
the pride Of every
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

,,r,.,,o made a wreck ~ nv n"-
= b..Itb. suffered irUa 60
..i ,,...s.ele. which u'hhi"E
,il, tiul - from nrrvou-i - Il'th
rSsvep,ed sleep ard ca'isrh 'n' '" ..,.'t ,a
rai, ,itatiJu ui the hrhri wien
- snv unexpected Dul-e "f s''uI",
"a ~ di.tTrs-iny pains in my back a'io
"a US eonstipsted, bilious, auu sal
- ~ 'comnlerioned. My pulse vas very
abaneeable. sometimes quick hhu ~
otbsTs scafeely perceptible, spPelI's
-, a.ith \ feeling Vi laDguUf anu
pSsat nss. At times almost overcoming
ne IN seemed as if every organ ~
80 bodv was diseased, aud was III
dsSsna,r of ever being well sgaiD' ~
49, The grave seemed very near: 1
onn 49, nsver describe my terrible suf1ef
ings. and 1t would have peen sIeSt
relief to have exchanged worl1s, Ou'
iike every not er, ] would looK upon
nv baby boy and cling to lie. -
Not having much faith in adVer-
| lid medicines. 1t was with reluctance
| tLst Logan to use Paine's celery com
nonnd. the first dose / slept well. NY
imnroyement was rapid; / took Six ooE.
tIes and gained between ~ ana -
nonnds in weight, and now l am
aesby, ruddy checked and clear com
nieYioned, the wonder Of all my
friends. / do my own work and assist
nv husband In bis lsbors as minister
of THE gospel, l always tell the slcf
and suffering what this grand com
Mound has done for me-"
Tor All Sufferers.
Rev. Percy T. Fem, rector OF 81
lJohn's at BoOton, y. j., writes:
at gives me great pleasure to com
msud the use Of Paine's celery com
poupd to all who are suffering from
nervous troubles. | bad suffered TO
two wears with nervous prostraticI
brought on by overwork and excessiv
study aud during this time had tfle
almost everything in the way ofmed
cine. besides being treated by an EN-
, nent specialist in nervous dis ases, bu
Ithing helped me until used Paine
celery compound. This remedy ha
been Of great benefit to me, and sba
always recommend il to all sufferers.
: The fact is, Paine's celery compoun
makes people well. Try 1t and be con
vinced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

The Capital Minstrels will repeat
their performance Monday night at the
Reed. New songs, new jokes, and two
hours Of solid fun. Don't fall 70 get
your seats reserved at Patton Bros.
without extra charge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

MosT GENTLEMAN hMoKE cigArs;
AL gentleman who do smOke, should
smoke lO-cent La CorOnRs, a patrIeian
cigar at Il plebelan price.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-16

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