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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
DICKENS "slIuAIloNs."
rbe Similarity Of nis Methods In Wind
Ing Up His Plots.

IL IN curious what n penchnnt Dickens
had Tor certain mclodranatio situations,
which seemed 30 his fancy NO telling that
no repeated and reproduced them many
times over. Ho had lively dramatic
turn, ana always thought would have
had extraordinary success as n dranatist.
/ onc0. asked him why no had not taken
up this "line" seriously. and think he
mndo tho cxcpse-it was long ago, many
yenrs before his death-that he had not
time, tnsto or patience. The real reason
NO doubt was that he could not work
without expanding and could not "carve
heads upon u cherry stone"
litornTy friend, who has his Boz" st
his hngers ends, has with great acuteness
pointed out To mo that Nicholas Nickleby
was genuine "Adelphi walking gentle
man" His manner, heroic bursts, pro-
toction of his sister, boarding Of Ralph,
etc, wero all elements In the Adelphi
melodrama. Ralph was regular stage
villain. Tint his works are all dramatic
and conceived In tho true spirit Of the
stage Is plain from tho vast list Of adap-
tations Each story has been adapted
again and again and will bear the process
admirably.
One method for winding up his plot, to
which no was excessively partial, was the
upmasking OF the villain owing to the be-
thyal OF some confederate. The parties
are generally brought together In room
by tho moro virtuous members. The con-
foderate then cmerges from his conceal
ment and tells long story Of villainy.
We have this denouement first in "Oliyer
Twist, " where Monks makes his revela-
ti0ns. In "Nickleby" Ralph Is confronted
with "tho man Snawley and Squeers."
In the "Old Curiosity Shop" Quilp is
similarly exposed. In ''Barnaby Rudge"
Haredalo forces his hereditary enemy to
make revelations. In "Chuzzlewit" Jonas
10 confronted with another betraycr. In
"Copperfield" Uriah Hcep Is denounced
and exposed by Mr.. Micawber. In BLEAK
House Lady Dedlock issimilarly tracked.
In nearly all tho cases tho guilty person
goes of and commits suicide.-Gentle-
mans Magazine.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
Better For Drums Than Boa,..

Some Of tho boatbuildcrs In New Eng
land have discarded tho uso of aluminium
In tho building Of shells. At first tho ex.
tromo lightncss Of this metal mado IL n
favorito but IL has been found that 10 will
corrodc, and tho shell will then DO full OF
pinholcs On tho othor hand, musical in
strumont makers arc using aluminium In
tho manufacture of drums. Mado of this
material, they aro not only Of light weight,
but givo out better tone than tho ordi-
nary article. c.--IInrdware
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
SHADOWS.

when winters shadows iio upon the world
And winters rain hath drowned NIL delight;
When midnight's dread. black banner In I'M
furled,
And every hope seems lost In hopeless night.
Thcn lo. across tho hills there comes gioaIn.
Tho gieam Of springtino coming once agniDI
Tho darkness that hath been proves but a
dream,
And sunshine sparkies In tho fallen rain.
Tho lonely heart looks up with hops renewed.
With clnspod hands rejoicing In tho sun.
And seeing tho world once more with light 70.
dowed
Rejoices In tho thought Of sorrows done.
Yet In that heart tho sadness leaves pain.
As ~ tho earth winter must come again.
Daisy Angles In Temple Bar.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
Deafness Cannot BE Cured.

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
one way to cure deafness, and that IL by con.
stitutional remedies. Deafness IL caused by
an infamed condition OF the mucous lining
Of the Eustachian Tube. When this tuDe is
innamed you have a rumbling sound OF I'm.
perfect hearing. and when it IL entirely
closed deafness ~ the result. and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this tube
restored to It's normal condition hearing will
be destroyed forever: nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which ~ nothing but
an inHamed condition OF the mucous So.
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness (caused by catarrh) that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh ICure.
Send for circulars, free.
F.J. CHENEY a CO.. O..IToiedo. O.
ss-sold by druggists. 75c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
THE NEW CLERK.

David +. Morton, the new clerk of the
Board OF Tax Assessors, arrived In this
city yesterday afternoon and was wei.
coined by his host OF friends. This MORN
Ing he began his duties as clerk OF the
Board. 1t IL evident that his western trip
was OF great benefit to him, as his health
Is excellent.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
An Experienced Man.

She whirlcd through the railroad station
and went up against tho uniformed votcr-
an at the gate of the train shed.
What timo does that train go'" she
asked excitedly.
In half an hour, madam"
"Well,.I want to go in and tell somo
friends goodby"
Sorry, madam, no sighed, "but can't
let you go In. We can't have the train
delayed. "--Dctroit FREQ Press.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
Republicans Are Feeling
The UnderCurrent.
FOR. THE CIVIL SERVICE.
A Supper That Came Pretty High-All
tho Local News.

Although to tho onloOker not q ripple
10 visible on the pla,id surface OF local
politics, the Republicans who have so
boldly waited In are beginning to feel the
undercurrent OF public sentiment which
will probably drag them under at the
coming election. The antics Of the Re-
publican city government and the work
Of Hon. y. L. Freeman In the State LeRis.
liture have not done the Republican party
any good In the way OF gaining votes.
According to the popular sentiment az
expressed on the streets the Repub blicans
who are mismanaging things with such
high hand just at present are to receive
grand rebuke at the ballot box In q short
time.
Civil Service Examination.
The civil service examinations at the
local post Office Will commence Saturday
morning at O'clock. There are sig appli-
cants for the examinations and IL is prob
able that all who are fortunate enough to
pass will Hnd employment In short time.
That Patrol Wagon.
People are beginning to ask pertinent
questions regarding the wav the new
hurry up" wagon Is taken care OF. No
it, although IL Is said Officer Sherman Is
the possessor OF q pair OF high-spirited
animals which are available. The vehicle
doors, exposed to the inclemency of the
weather.
District Court.
TJoseph Daupauin last night entered
Broad street eating house and after re.
tnf hn fnvn lkAA
fused to settle. He was placed under ar
pay fine OF ~ and costs for revelling.
Acceptancss Coming In.
The acceptances Of the recently issued
invitations to attend the Rhode Island
letter carriers banquet are commencing
to come In goodly numbers. Arrange.
ments are progressing and the affair
promises to be pronounced success.
At Court.
Capt. Goldsmith, accompanied by sew.
eral other members OF the local police
force, are attending the session of the Su-
preme Court In Providence to-day, where
they are summoned as witnesses.
To Entertain Classmates.
Miss Grace Hiscox, daughter of Mr.. b.
B. Hiscox Of Summit street. will entertain
the members Of the State Normal Schoo
class Of '94 tomorrow evening. Several
prominent persons, including Gov. Brown
and wife are expected to be present.
Public School Gymnastics.
The gymnastics being taught In the
public schools by Miss Dispeau are pro-
ductive Of eminently satisfactory results,
and are creating great deal OF interest
among those Interested.
Tried Yesterday.
The trial of Bly, and Moran, the two
boys indicted by the Grand Jury for
breaking and entering the Junk shop OF
Henry Wright on Mill street, came of
yesterday in Providence.
1.-Two Locals,
Washington Lodge, Kv of P, met last
evening.
A ses sion OF the Probate Court was held
at the City Hall yesterday afternoon.
The funeral of May Moran was solem.
nized from Holy Trinity Church yester-
day.
The sample ballots for the coming cleo.
tion are printed and have been posted
about town.
John II. Barber has secured another
horse to replace the one intended for tie
fire department.
uorea cIi ~ hv nm oplv powar clippar
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

Cheer, Boys, Chcorl" was tho work OF
Charles Mackay, tho music being by Hon.
ry Russell. 10 was tho outcome of an oyon.
ing of conviviality I'm IS43.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28
LADIES, GENTS and MISSES

direct from the leading Manufacturers Our specially for Ladies'
svh Shoe Razor Toe Vice Kid $ $3.50 and $3 Ladies'
Stylish Toe American Kid $50 and g. Elegant line of
Ladies' Oxford in Patent Leather Vice Kid ST.
$l50 g. Special values in Misses Shoes 75 &c. ST. 81 25 $5O:
We have the reputation of giving the best Shoes for Gents this
city, Sales demonstrate Mems Buff Shoes 81 per pair Men,
Calf Shoe $125 pair Mems Satin Calf $5O per pair
fine soft Calf 81 pair Mems fine French Calf Goodyear welt
only $3.50 pair equal to 50 Shoe in the city Mems fine
hand sewed Goodyear welt only 50 pair All grades the latest
styles of lasts Fall and complete line of Ruset Shoes Look
Shoe Window You will of the best Shoes that
shown in this CITY for the Call and examine whether
you intend to purchase not
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

Horse clipping by the only Ipower clipper
in the city ut J. III. BarCer's staole. Central
Falls. Your horseiclipped while you walt.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

Beecham's pills tor constipa-
ton 10c and 25c. Get the book
at your druggists and go by
it.
Annual sales more than e,ooOO 900 boxes.
m2S cod ly.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

Advertise your wants in the Tlbune.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

Advertise your wants In the TRIBUNE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

Higgins n Perry.
Jones' Ale and rarragansett Lager
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-03-28

dvcrtiso la tl,v IriDuno.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

I, NV
gEYAla2is.aAAA Ak
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

Bot We set out " say that there are
still too many meU who seem to con-
sideF the matter Of fselscliBg congress
man or senator entirely from the per
sonAl standpoint. II IL not With them,
Who will bsst represent the people Of
This state, who will most strengthen
the party with the masses aud beet
speak for them and best be able "a
serve thsm. or who will best bo able "a
make our commonwealth known Abd
iufi1sntlal in tie councils Of the nstiop7
That IL not the quest on. The question
with our ssooBd.rsts politicians Il, who
eau ! help elect senator of congressman
that will give me the biggest pull fo'
an ofiios7 want . ssnstor and con-
gre.smAn who will BE- my senator aud
congressman. The people Ia Wander.
biltsd, Aud ~ the combinations Afs
formed 10 get . mao they can uss and
such = man after be gsls 10 Washing
t0n is useless 10 the people Ju-l In
proportion a. be ls Owned by thsss
siansssfs of controlled by the special
inisfesls that pot bim tbsfs. IL stands
= fsason that n the msasss of the
people ate ~ " ssll ssfysd the psDonsl
standpoint oan cot bot little hEuu.
Usually sams usn wbo wsnis ~ bsys
. poll on fsdsfsi paiEonsEy gsts IN sBd
fCoIiinnsd os hfsi psgs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

oSDfsss to ayibg mors FsspSes toT The
siug'e gold s,sBdafd ihsn us bavs foS
any couTronsiss scbsnDs that pfOFn-es
10 circulate silver by nfAkinz ii nooey
only - ID = rs,iesused in gold, and th0s
plsciug further premium CD gOld -
na<inz . isFzsr demand &c it and tbs
more credit m'S.eJ Ss i-sOe 90 those
terms The isrssT bti.uee Il gold vs
NUT msinisiu. senator Mitchell ia
40 iaisrvisw b.s c1t ibs GordiAB kDot
with oour.ss aud esuslsisBey and Nill
be ,iseisd ss fol- aedgea binletsllist
o. uot a. ali Privately be ssys be
uo1,d rather lose ter teoaior.t u Q
THAI safr.hes bic coByh tiObs 90 tbis
Gut j~et u ird%IeEdeLt American b.
nlsi-llism. He SrEDss that the hnan-
eiAI TenduiUm will swing trUef and
ksei bsts-f time when Il is ms De Of
: tie 10 nsir's thar u eli her one and
A. cioci maker all tell you the same.
(; j. doDbiioi q aBy nisD eaB be elect, d
10 t5s ssn@te - house d representatives
ifouI O.egDa NLy dee at advocate /.
larger Use - silver ~ legal tender
money. Republicans differ ~ u the
limit but not - 10 the wisdom Of b.
nstsllIsED. Even the gold boEs tab
bimetAllism soms. But the people srs
going TO demand something besidss
talk. The men wbo cay the tariff ID
the only question are going to hay'
their tpe, ~ emssculs,ed BY the fact o
. general revival of Industries and they
will fiud that Americas manufacturer
can cOmpsts aud even pay good wage
under Democratic tariff that IL higbl!
prOtsctv ve IL many Of its features. /
10 not protective tariff ~ the RepnD
licans would have Il but 1; l. going Il
surprise the couutry by the extent o
it, protectiyeDess. With factories run
nIug and lsborers employed in tn
cit!,s the great lAsue will he finAnciA
system that will be iust 10 agricultur
and many people 10 not belisye tn
present one IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

senator DolDh vAs n4tsraliy ., t4IDsd
by be Chinese 90 tLslf pDlies eOgft
liuSAflOn siib TIE Jsps at Portland
toe other day. He wa always The
slAgEeb trend q The CbiBsss sDd the
sK o0mpanles uhils be WsE seb1tsr
add sr jog Cd ths unlimited eoundsBce
o. the AOngDliaEs II be did E0l uin
TIE eoBhfsnes u quite ell the white
v-0V.s q Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

fbsis - HHrb iait in slices asfs ~
~ wbs shell ie iif hfsi ssnsi - spa
sigsisssasn fiaH nmssp. npnafssafs
sls ~ ls ebssfn - ihs nsti slsfileu ~
lssb " ssf ssusisaa,sH iu nffsaH $40
n hsasiaf Mlietsii o. iAls dlliihi
liis nfsi isngisrsHsH iiwmsHs ~iii
~ ~ sassssa biassif ihs fsnis %
% i.ssisa ~ nsHsi.s Hltsiisll sbe slil
pgsi.sl'ig bsYss bsfa hsbi ~ isisls
hls sssi hsib sssils,sss hsFs ~ iiis
l,.si ..ss siissE saFeslis n tisasisi
llsia ssa ksFs slssgs gsisa ~ sllgsi
lals ihsi ssfs ssiDalsisa a. fiFf ilif
ssssifg . sliFw sassKs aH ~ gNA
is.st w sgss' lsfpas silN $50 fes'
sss peasl lhs HhslHsn o. hfFiHs
lssa si,sHaasf4 ~ ihf hsfsNl'sss
lssasis. iis sHssiiss y slss A. ~,
sisl 81 hess spF slYw wassf -
i,sssg - sli " % sligs a ~ lissisa
~ n,ssf easa',uliig $40 aHi1 sssa -
. leksa a,essg ~ sa,sil ebssss hs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

~ essfss lsass Iisviiis dsfisios
ssss ~ si1iks - ils l,''iiilssl leiasslt
sHs iis lesfsilius ssd ii,s assiuiiss
iiss ~ lssa ii.s iisasaig ~ ihs issssfi
n . issslliy sss ~ lsasesii sssii'ssis
u as.ss ssa siIiss u lhs islss ~ bsyiss
ssss slsgsl sil eFsl Easis's ofsFas "
slsli ss,nassgiiias iLsi ss,s enslins
siiss ilss ssa ssss syss siiilss " slFs
ia,nas ~ 90 bssset ssylga, sbfs
ii,e dssi ~ ifssis u ~ lafilaalsf
pisss sss sil e.sspisis ssa ibsi iisss
sss nssfslg lgiss zoe ~ ishs N ihs
gsifs shss Al ihs asstlfHs bsa hssa
ssas ihfessh wiis ~ sss ess lisass
ii,s eesslassiiy ss,i iiss lnsiiislsas . ~
s.sasssa iisis sssiisl ~ l-ass Assa ~
ihs assAs,ss u ii.s slssii esaii ~
s,ssglsss iks vhsls psssssalss Az
ll,sll lslsg ssa itsii gsisi sis sgs
kn,stss ~ li.s bssa sss sgss iis
o. l,sa $40 ~ lassl i'snt - . $50
ssy hsgs - ~ fsissasa liasl Hssg
sisss a. bspt silhessl ~ ens
lslsilsg slib iiis sslssl n Ehiel
Olssss lssls ~ tasas@ sliE p,ltlls
s,easg saa plll hsw uiils fesls,sses
l,ss s,ssi Hlil, Win iH,sslss sees
whslsssi ihs assislss - lis sspfsaas
s,s,l n,sy -. is,s @sass 90 ssgw -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

THE JOUKsAL bss AIEsys foOghi
Tsmmssy. mig and "esneh" pOiiiles
.0d polItiesl mstbOds- Tbey have pie
.ssIsd In p1b.ie Affairs since the tine
4 Moses and there will always bs tboss
sbO when they do bC4iDsss fof the
.,si,lic will not want 70 do 10 open eoni-
vstiGioB, tat will want 10 benefit tie
dear psOpis-Of cOurss, never their o. 4
,slcxsis-by bAYiBg al iDside yDlitie4i
ysIL Nevertheless it 10 the d1tJ u
sBJ honest aud intelligent citizen ~
oSp1ss all such methods. The aIAD-
aSefs of the bISDeb Asyl ylum At Uoion,
OI., have always run IL As q kidd oi
DnyAts snsp. The Diil va p4sssd y
= esmbiDs. Tbs sits va. located ~
skiiluI manipulation Of the cards. The
lADd wAs sold not 10 open composition
~itb other suitable k.tss Tor such 81
Asy lum b1iya . private JOB aud the bar
gAln N&s closed with an Indecent haste
that aroused the suspicious Of ths
whole state and was not cFeditaDle 10 q
lot Of school boys.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
SALEM WATER co.

Once H,ismslis h0isl Building.
For satsrsssrFias spFlg 81 sfnos. biiis ps5
sbie taouihig ~ a1faAns, Aahs sll fYilf
plaiaA "a ths afnns
iffissiiyH iaoa ths-s unf, lalg, AuE8Hi anf
haptetlisefi is18fs~r g. g. tns ~ b. a.
ifrgathsn biiit pagsDIr o. ~ tffYfr ne lfi
~ Jhly. stress fpfinkiiRg psaiufsiy tprbidarI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

THE JOURNAL called attention to
ali These matters ~ they occurred but
the combination was 20 strong that no
attention wAs paid 10 the matter. Gov
sfnOT Psnnoysr meyer undertook 10 de-
isnd the tfsnsAeslon but bllndly slped
carry IL out a. he dld msBy another
job vbsrs be did not want 10 AntAgoB.
lac or offend . powerful political ring.
ssoTstsTy Mcbride wAs TOO ~ dsnnE
the entire lFAnsaetlon 10 pay personal
attention " II aud simply As-snlsd
W the powerful Representations oi
others It wAs one u numsfous land
Transactions sBd institution trans
AGli0ns thai have bssn folslod upon the
psopls ~ = strong combustion of sire
pgllsn not eonfRsd " coy ons party
bot composed ~ the dafinS aud sao'
oa.siui siyls " poliiloai blShwsymsg
vbo lave Ian common IN the Psiaae
ooa.i states. Tue hfsi llsns they hsFs
sVsf nasi with . eiasek hss bssg - the
hssds ~ lhs oOanalltss " lsEpsysis
wbe have smpleysd ls#ysv " aus osl
lslgseii0us Ia lbs oDugss Tbs sh0ls
subjsol 10 fsyiysd ~ lhs dseisiea "
Js9ss Hsvli lssi Issasfsa gfspiins .
l,sfn.spsni iBlvsoli gn sEsigsl tbs
ssssiion " bfsneh ssylgm Ia ksslsfp
O1ssep sDa e,gosflDg ihs jaslies ~
ibs I.@lilos " lbs lasIsysfs ibsi lhs
pissssales - . sassi.,lg oas sna slso
ihsi al stalls lDsliieilgns nsssi -
lsusisd - ibs stats oslsisl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
FRIDAY. JULY s. $50.

Jas.L C0Wan, the A'babT tanker
who psHt 10 W&snlDgt01 10 ssesfs sp-
. ia tsnsEts foT Oregon DsmoeE1is and
who. chile be lived high, st biz bat Z
r. % Tie dOss, will pFobably b@ the
ass sss&Dt eolleetOg q iEtsEDsl revenues
under BlAekmao. With BlNekms1. he
u . zas,d typ@ q the Oregon TAmb-.ny.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

rss1rned 10 the state. TIE SAT- hsa
SIMPLY sseuui,sd psso. q isni ard
sguDs sHperssnes- II = trDs. tie pecf =
esn rshgks soune q the men ubO mar
ipglsts's the 6eai bri others will b on
haud 10 take their places 10 make ns-
dsass in TIE intsfsss q their eoustit-
usnfs, aBiiI TIE ssprsms 0D1rt O. the
peopls kn0ek toe . biz system of lot
log the treasury fof ibs beBsHt q any
Ioe@lity. AppFopriati9us and institU-
tons sLoud ms - f1r fbs beLsGt a
sny community, much Isss any IDdi'
vidual, aud sueh sgpr5, ri4ii0ns sbouId
never bs allowed until s4nctloned b
= mslority a the people who pay.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05

siouals eLo h1en - 10 flalipLs shN4lN
never be allowed until sanc'I0ned by
e mslofity q the people who pay.
Judgs HsNitrs dseis.oB is made ia
the true inlsfss, cf the taxpayers, IL IL
made, II yo0 please, 10 tie interest Of
capital. Here s one point where the
intsTss.s u Tie capitalists aud The pso-
pie touch. The people mus, stOp the
corruption q the legislatures. Tbs
csp.tslist must stcp tue raids on the
treasury. II they canuot unite 70 DO
this there nl0st be fogLd a BeN system
oi legislation or capital will be taxed
oui Of ezistsDes. Bsh people and
capital are interested 81 an economical
government ard a pure government.
The bOOdIsr aud politician f1r revenue
does not care how high taxes are nor
how corrupt government is. He viii
pfoh, by II the worse lt -. He does
GOT want pOlItlcs nor goYernment put
on tu.lness basis. II the location ~
the ssyIum had teen made ffes from
manipulation Of the cards 10 advance;
n the site lad teen selected entirely
from a consideration Of Tue public he
cessity and 10 open competition; II no
money had been paid until all legal
difficulties had been setlied;- the situa-
ton would ~ entirely different The
courts could approach the subject from
the standpoint u an urgent public ne
csa-lty - locate q branch asylum iL
Eastern oregon 10 save che expense Of
bhBgiBg insane pefs0ns great die
tances aud 10 give cOnyalsscent
patients the bensat of change Of
climate. But when the whole trans.
action IL submerged iB Al ocean of
Jobbery, sud the result of long con.
tlnued abuse la our state government,
which, II not stopped, Will give every
section . claim ~ a branch asylum, =
branch psnilsntiAFy, branch state
treasury, = branch legislature Or even
branch state capitol ltsslf, Il becomes d
public Bscessity 10 knock II Ia the
head. The better Judgment Of the
psOpls will prevail aud will uphold the
courts Ia rightly oonstfulEg the cOosll.
tuition aud Ia not placing = judicial
sanction snd premium upon lsgisla'
tive loEfOllinE, iobbsfy and corruption.
Men are not going ~ lsbof to clear
fsyms ADd build homes merely fOf the
fun NJ having them tsHsd 0ut ~ exist
spas 10 seoomm0dAts few sharp fsl.
lows sna god fellows Nho ean OfEsn.
lls a legislature 1hs tnes 10 too
Transparent itlss game u ihs lntsF'
sslsd fsw thst 10 TO ssslly plsysd
sEslnsl lbs dlslgis'sslsd many ith
. game ihsi osn only 10 stopped ~
nTid sufsfossisnt ~ ihs Constitution
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~ ths isopls. " ibs ps9pis sis noa
gafilssn sisciipn sill dslltsfsisly ssy
ihsi ihslf representatives spd o,pfis
sfs ssihailssd ~ Esi ~ ibsy eco ~
k,sis ~ eIsaYt 80 ihsif ssgsfsl ineali'
iiss. ihsn ia us snisf up0n ihs 90 ~
assfgpliog thsi soula ssiug w'0N
wiih ouf sios ulsa sna lsi sFsfg nsn
plspais o. asispa bls pipIeiiy 900 90
IA o. sDAsisifssa issi plslsug % ~ ~
open ~ sailm.isf lsf.slsilYs spliisiigs
ssd ihsi ibsn is la is 90 rbsss lp ihs
slssilisnoa ~ ihs uaHfii ~ hssa -
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
MINERAL SPRINGS
OF the State of Oregon.
It's water is free t. al and
is located in the foot hills OF
the Cascade mountains, at
SodaWIIe, Linn Co., Or.

The most accessible mineral
springs in the state at all sea
sons Of the year, and the best
water. This water is a cure
for all diseases Of the stomach,
liver and Kidneys, aud q sts
you nothing. First-clAss hotel
accommodations, L. q. Briggs
proprietor; mineral baths and
tonsorial parlors, Geo. Bosque,
manager; general merchand Sc
r. w. Fisher, proprietor.
phy,icia snd surgeon, A. O.
Phil. Remember this is th,
place for pure air, fine scener!
fishing and hunting, and t,
regulate your health By drink
ing and bathing in the best
sodawater on the Pacific coast
Daily hack line meets a
trains at Lebanon, Or only 4
miles, nice drive. Bottlin.
Of sodawater for shipment
Livery and feed stable, A. p
Flory & Sons, proprietors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-05
Mexican
Mustang
Linirncnt

byf
Burns.
FAXED & Inflamed Uddsrs.
I,llea,
Rlleummtlc Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Rgnninx Sores,
InflammHtI0ns,
sam POINTS,
Harness Il Saddle Sores
selatlca,
l.Dmbago,
Sealds,
lillsters,
lnGct lslies,
40 caifis AilnseBis,
40 itOFns Alimsnis,
AiI sheep Aliments,
su@es
l'enslfalss Musels,
bismbfaBs aBd 'lississ
0ulgkly % tlle psfy
seat " Pain snd
Onsis n ~ . JiIiy,
pnb ~ Vigorously
h.s,as ii'''''ss' sssg-s"
ssET fiss - nsssi 80
a. So.
MONEY 70 LOAN -
H. .sw E 'ia!s i''S'zsi
Hamilton 4 NOR
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