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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-22
Thc Preacnt SnnnlY.


Since the consolidation of the city in 1854, the
plan of water supply for the entire community
has been administered on a more comprehensive
plan than previously, though the chief engineers
in charge have unquestionably been much ham
pered by the diversified series of works con-
structed without any reference to II general
unity of action The vast increase of popua-
ton has at least kept pace with every improve
ment in supply, and ii is only of very late years
any comprehensive measures have been agitated
to provide for the future in advance of the de-
mand.
Some odd projects have been broached from
time TO time, such rs forsaking the brimming
Schuylkill and tapping the meagrc little Perkio-
men, in order to procure an unfailing supply for
generations to come; but the drought of this
summer pretty effectltally squelched that plan
if it was not already extinct. 1t would scarcely
be profitable for Philadelphia to put herself in
the pitiable condition of New York few weeks
since, when her aQueduct was almost dry and
her receiving reservoirs only contained three
days supply.
Thanks to the lberal-minded Commissioners
of the Park, satisfactory provisions have been
made to preserve the purity of the Schuylkill
from contamination by oifal and factory impuri-
ties, by securing the land along the river banks
as far as Manayunk for the park. 1t has been
estimated that should the rate of increase make
the population in 1887 227S $50, then 145 900 600
gallons will be required daily. The average flow
of the river would furnish $500, ,00O, 900 per
month, or 100000 gallons daily, and the
balance could be easily obtained by the use OF
steam power for one-third of the year at q total
cost of half million dollars. Therefore the
committee reported that through the powers
vested in the Park Commission and City Coun-
ellis, the river Schuylkill may be made suitable
source of supply for very many years; and that
by the construction of compensating reservoirs,
| Gas above indicated), and by the employment of
steam-power in part, the quantity of water will
be ample for at least fifty years, and it believes
| that this can be effected without unreasona BILE
expense, and at much less cost than any other
! plan proposed for the Introduction of Other
| streams
| Great Freshets.
Freshets over Fairmount Dam over G feet in
! height which have occurred since the erection
of the dam in 1820--
! February 81 1922 8 feet inch.
| June 26, 1885, 10 feet 2 inches.
| February TO- 1910, feet.
| June Z, 1S41, feet.
March IA, 1916, feet l inch.
July 10, 1850, feet.
September 2, 1850, 10 feet II inches
August &c. 1867, 7 feet inches. -.
| October 4, 1869, IL feet inches.
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On the east side OF the river the whole of the
bank was solid rock which il was necessary
to eXcayate TO the width of l4O leet to form a
race and site for the mill-house running paral-
lei with the river The length OF the mill.raee
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sHlRelNo.

zSh FOR LIvERpOot N,
qUEENsTowNA Afnmsa GUL ~ !. AND
$780, - S,ssners os are appointed TO salt AZ tM
E, EEtna, yia Halifax, TUESDAY. Oct TO- AtiPM
oty Of frrsssIPp' "a ssIardsy Oct ?3 az 81
from Pisr R spGce9dipg saturday and alternate Tue,a
RATES Or PASSAGE
Payable u In ~ 1d5EA1ER sAILIEs EVERY SATURDAY
FSf "a NS,o'o .sioo srEasa9H EPns1Sc ia currOucS
10 PSrisO' iq5 10 London. ..........
PASSAGE M TN Titsn5x No sI no Paris
=, FIRST CABIN 'ini', W, VA hAliFAL
IaverpsooI ssII' lnIeid -, Payable ia CaTenox
st. johns n t.'''''''j % aslit9x.; iS
Ry Branch steamer. as s. * Jtshn,s te1
etc agengeIS s torEaIded to Hare Hambsrs gra,,
Tickets can be bought hero at rnodar,t. s,,a,
"Os Wishing TO send Tor their friends 'A'es Oy per
JoHN NpTtnsr "a n interna1n sgp at the Company,s omo,
lS No 0EPtSSHAEEAkt Et SHEsNkttf& slsil sEAgfk 4 ,Agsnti
Se<Sxsss ONLY BTRECTLINETo FRANCE
49, lsigs THE eENERAL TeANsArr. ,,r,-
BRESF BBRRTE$FEliN NEW YORK AND H2vf llISSatPs M H
= The splendid new vessels on this fsvor,o
Saturday ' ~ NORM river, ever
in gold tneudina Tinei' oF PASSAGE
- s1r w. l''' 10 iB5RR1fsr OR HAvRr
in ~ y eee99nd second Cabin. ........S "a
r,. Hncluding railway tickets furnished On hoard,
These steamers do not carry SeSonG cabin
h HheuicaI attend9noe free of charge "sof'
nent OF Europe by taking the sesnes Of tbj sne oos
unnecessary risks from transit by English railgsvs
pense. GEORGE MAfIR eszTE zITIESDje, andsk
E,or r.,.. =. NJ. No. 5S BROADWAY New YoyrtL
Company to 'i'' Apply at ADAMS Express
A-.1 No 39o oHFSNUT Street.
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ENGINES. MAOHINERY, ETo.

Axn. PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
sE&-a7G BOILER WORKS.-NEAFIE& b LEVY,
&ZNxelkxfs PRACTICAL AND THEORETTOAL
49, 3<5s x:t9sq kNG GINEkRS. hAOHINISTS, ROLLER
eusyey engaged IN building and repairing Marine ano
River Engines high and lowpressux Iron Rollers, Water
Tanks Propellers etc, etcy rcsp fuy offer thei. ser
vices TO the public us being fully prepared to contract Tor
sets Of patterns Of different sizes prepared e execute
orders With quick despatch Every description OF pattern
making made at toe shortest notice High and Lowprss
Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the best Penn
Iron and Brass CBsnes of all descriptions Roll Turning
Screw Cutting and all other work connected with tha
above business.
Drawings aud specifications for All work done at the
oatablshmept free ~ charge, and work guaranteed
The subscrbers ample wharf dock rsoin for repan
boats they lie in perfsot safety ana a-e
ded With shears blocks falls eto etc. foE raising hesu
or light weights. Y1COp ~ Nr.p,.
, 1869-08-13

DR. JULIEN PFnRAUI.T, Doctor of Medicine of
~ the Facu'j' If Paris Graduate ol the UElVerHr
tv Queens College, and Physician Of the ST. john
BAutis'e Society Of san Francisco.
DR. PFEEAClr las pleasure 10 inform patients and
others seeking confidential medical advice. that he
can be cousutcd daily at bis Office, Armory lia'I
building. Northeast corner Montgomery and Sacra-
mcu;o streets. san Francisco Rooms No. ., 10, IL.
first ioar, up stairs, entrance on either Montgomery
or s craucnto streets.
pa PARnArLrs studies have been almost cxclu.
sivcly teYotei to the cure OF the various forms of
Nervous aud Physical Debility, the results Of uuri
on. habits acquired in youth, which usually tcrnin.
ate ia impotence and steriity, and permanently in
flUcc al the c0Icom,auts of o!t age. Where secret
iud.mity exists involving the happiness of lie and
tha, o; others, reason and morality dictate the ne
ccs,iry of its removal, for it is fact that premature
decline Of the vigOr o! manuood, matrimonial IN
happiness, compulsory single life etc, have their
snTrccs in CAUSES, the germ of which is planted in
early life and the bitter fruit tasted long aftcrward:
patients lajoriug under this complaint will complain
of one more Of the following SYMPTOMS: Noe
turnal Emissions, Pains in the Back and Head,
Weakness Of Mcmory and Sight, Discharge from the
Urc;h~a going 10 stool or making water, the In.
tellec;ual Faculties are weakened, Loss OF Memory
cnsuCs ideas are c,nudcd, and there is dsinriina
lcH 10 attelj to business, even reading, writing
or tae society of friends, etc The patie ,Will pro-
ably complain OF Dizziness, Vertigo, and the sight
ana hearing are weakened and sleep disturbed by
dreams, melancholy, signing. papiatinrs iaiatingS,
coughs and slow fever while some have external
Rheumatic pain, and namtIess OF the body. Some
Of the most common symptoms arc pimples in the
face and aching in different parts OF the body. Pa
ticnts Suffering from this disease should apply i'm
mcda;eiy to DR. PEEEAULT, either in person or by
letter, IS he will guarantee cGrc OF Seminal Ennis
sons and Impotence in six TO eight weeks
Patients suffering ron venereal diseases in any
stage, Gonorrhooa Glcet. STRUCTURES, Buho Ulcers,
Gtaneous EruptOus, ETC. will be treated successful
~. Al Syphilitic and Mcrcural taimts entirely re-
owed from hesystem.
pa. PzRRAULr's diplomas are in his Office, where
.,ieuts can for themselves that they are uu er
the care ofa regularly educated praciitioncr. The
test references given il required.
Patients suffering uEder chronic diseases can call
az! examine for themselves We invite investiga-
ton Cla;n not TO know rythinc, to cur9 ev-
cryhody but We do claim that ia all cases taken un
der treatment we fglfll our promises. We particu-
larly request those who have tried this boased doc
sad that advertised ply sican till worn out and
discouraged, 70 call upon us.
Low changes and quick cares.
Ladies suneriug with any complaint incidental to
Their SEX consult the doctor with the assurance
OF re!iei.
, 1869-08-13
Fcn,nIc NIonthly I9iIls.

De-. PERRAUlr is the only agent in California for
DR.. BIoT's Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation female rem
cdy. unapproGched and far in advance OF every 9th
er remedy tor suppres~ions and irregularities, and
other distractions in females. On the receipt Of five
dollars, these Pills will be sent by ms or express to
any part OF the void, secure from curiosity dam
age.
Persons at a distance can be cured a; home, by sd
dressing letter to De. PEREAULT, corner OF Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10 and IL. OF
Box 9I5, p. o. San Francisco, stating the case as
mnutey as possible, general habits of living,
patton, etc.. etc.
All communications confidential.
July l6lSGS 29yl
, 1869-08-13

riding, which is to take place on the 4th day Ol
Anv person living east of the Cascade Noun
tains may compete for any of the above Pre-
mums.
No animal or article entered can be removed
without the consent of the committee until the
close of the 3rd days exercises, under penalty Of
forfeiture of the Premium.
Animals and articles entered for premiums
must have cards attached, showing the class and
number, which will be furnished by the Secre-
tary.
All LIST Premium animals will be required to
exhibit in the swespssskss ring as above mens
toned.
No person will be permitted to interfere with
the judges, during their eIsminstion of articles
verbally or otherwise, and any exhibitor having
his or her name written on the card attached to
their articles or interfering With the judges while
performing their duties will forfeit the premium
on which such interference is made.
The trials Of speed and riding exercises will
take place on the 4lh day of the Fair at the Race
course, or some other suitable place which will
be made known on the 3rd day of the Fair.
Hay will be furnished free of charge for all
animals entered for exhibition.
The executive committee will use all due vigi-
lance for the safekeeping and preservation OF all
animals and articles entered for exhibition, but
will not be responsible.
Good stalls will be provided for animals.
Judges will be appointed on the ground.
Any person may become member of the
society by applying to the Secretary and the
payment of three dollars, as an initiation fee.
Oldmembers will be charged two dollars as dues.
The Secretary will be prepared to furnish
certificates of membership.
The election of Officers will take place on the
afternoon Of the third day, at which time the
President will deliver On address.
a N. JESSIE,
JESSIE DRUMHELLER, Ex. Com.
ORLEY HULL,
A. COX, President.
J. H. BLEWETT, Sec'ry.
, 1869-08-13
To Females.

ooan mnen ed female is in trouble, Or afflicted
ease; as weakness Of the back and n%s eG with dis
head, dim1ess of sight loss ofmnscn rgs pain in the
psn5,05 trtms DrnarR Gl the heart rab pal
functions ee1er" pSsfs Jah arrangement Of rs.S fx
the womb, hystera s,eriltv ond Is; all diseases Of
peculiar to females she should 20 or UIner diseases
TO the celebrated female doctor " Hfs at once
tranbss hls Medea snd Institute and him n5aI
eTreS than u useSe The Doctor is eecp~ nSs
forna Let no false deicacy nrevcn, ,,e site Of Cali
immediately and save yourself from oG m,iI ng; apply
ihgs ana premature death All marre5 n snler-
delicate health or other circumsmcIis' 'I,es, whose
increase nE IN tRelr amiies should wr,e r,e o M an
will receive every possible re!iaf ,, @hd they
Doctors offices are so arranged that he ca" Ile
suited without fear of Observation AZ Vau ae con-
, 1869-08-13
PRIVATE MEDICAL AIN
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.
D R. W. K. oHERrv
PRIVATE
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INsr,r,,,
Sacramento Street,
e0 Mail iIGssG%Sfy' stes%ssIyy' oPPos!s the paeis.
private entrance on Leidesdorf .,.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established Expressly to Afford ,bo Am.
and seleGths s Medical Aid in the SSied T,Sd Sound
and Cure of all Private and bi,fnesaiment
Diseases, Cases of Secrecnrr Snrone
and all Sexual Disorda,s!'
To the Afflicted.

DIR. W. K. DOHERTY retr,u,
to his numerous patients for ms sincere tb,rl
cOmHno. %"%H take this opportunity to REMIND and
cSTono dseases sSsSa of t5s as 9a institute for % 5e
gestive and Gento- Urinary e)roaner liver kdneIs NJ
diseases VIZ; Syphilis in all its form. 1na all private
Oai Oa end SFoTrhoea elect sicg,s
of the Back and LOins, Inamn'a",i;o oe'lhy Dse,,s.
cnd hdheys etc, etc; and he bones ~ the Bladder
experience and successful practice viii tnai his long
insure mr"n' him share of public strco T continue to
sas he 81 !. %an enaSeS eSa5s n % Europe and t.. B. he
success ful remedies against diseen most eteen "ei
uses no mercury. charges moderate u a., al Kinds He
Alents IN correct and honorable wsV treats his DE-.
SnSss a@ H and mcb has
ties consulting him by lelier y 10 society, All rsr
secrecy. iAeht and inplir;,
, 1869-08-13
SOAPN SOAP!

TIME WALLA wALLASOAP COMPANY is now
prepared 10 FIJI orders for their very superior
FAMILY SOAP, which they sell at less than an
eouaIlv good article car be laid down for from be-
low Factory on Mil Creek, just below Reese
Stanard Mil. fu
, 1869-08-13
To Corresncn,,ap,s

Patients residing in any part az fla e....
er distant, who may desire The opinion and G%eV
IN DohEKIY in theii respective cares Sn5 5'g Cl
!hlnk proper to submit written sate,cnt @iu VINO
IN preference to holding personal irtrryiS S soea
eSHeeuily re- assured that heir communca,ior. viii
fully and candidly described rer.Gpi ',e ea'e 0c
tloh WIN be unnecessary, as instruction, fori.
regimen ana the general treatment Of The case ,,
hclhd'hg the renedIesl. wiil he Forwarded ,;,I va
teiay ana IN such manner to convey no 5r, A.
'N0 purpoft oi the letter or parcel 50 t.AisYl,lsl
, 1869-08-13

Many the writer these lines and en- invalid physician while visiting the
Island oix their health. experienced and witnessed surprising and
beneficial the there produced aenvaAds who were ks
seeking health; and inquiry and investigation obtained full history
Of delighted and surprised and after his
which occurred determined possible to the sole right manufacture
and sell tin the United States.
his bs glorious for himself and suffering humanity,
for celebrated BTTERs thus made the world PLAN
being article Of real merit founded principles and
relying wholly upon vegetable world for its medicinal effects worked rapid revou
history medicine and became household word all over the civilized
world The E-lsso tisan health and TIE demand for
PLANTATION BTTTEas far exceeded the abilities the
Notwithstanding large importation Of st. crz Rum, made =s for the
pounding Of these E TIE quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
extensive aard should a. once DO made aaa agent
dispatched for that purpose Eo fortunate securing and
leasing several plantations aos Of the largest aaa most r1vo estates On the
island Houses stills and presses erected asif By magic which utterly aston
i the natives" services experienced and natives CT the island
cured and the rrut the PLANTATION 5IITEas were II position
osrpy their laboratory with eli the pey St. c Run needed Inaaufac
turing DySPEeT5 AND vizoRAa The above cut
the natives crushing su5a-aae caa preparing It for Aos and presses
anio.s Fever and Agre Intermittent and Ious T Dyspepsia and
other Diseases PLANTATION g-Tz2S unsurpassed IN the
history the world Over FIVE million bottles disposed annually They
adapted Old and young male aai female They agreeable il TASTE and always
produce immediate beneficial resci.
, 1869-08-13
SpeTmattoryhea.

Dh; DoFEHTl Las Just published an impor.,r,
pamphlet, embodyng his own views ail, ixTrr,.r.'
~ III relation to Impotence or Niriity, hciur ST.,
Ireatise on SpermattuIrhuca or Seminal WeaLrr..
sous ana hyscai deoiiity conscquen; on TIM,
affection, and other diseases Of the I.yI'I o' mo
1hij little w5rk contains information o NE n.,.i
value to az, whether married or single. and VII, +,
sent FREE BY mail on Icceipi OF SIX Gem, in ,i.
age stamps for return lnstage. l'''
- ~ ConSuit"tOiis-!,y IttICr or othcrwiSr-Fnrr
Permanent cure guarraltecd ar 10 ,ty. Addrr.
45ly Sal, Era,,;'- i ~
, 1869-08-13

ISFoxATIoX WASTED.-Of Thos. c. johnson,
who came to Walla Walla valley, in 1860, in
company with Thos. Estes, senior, and went to
Florence in 1862. Was last heard from at
Florence, in 1868, since which time his friends
have bad no tidngs from him. His brother,
Wm. johnson, living at Evening Shade, Arkan-
sas, desires to hear from him. Any information
addressed to his brother as above, or to David
R. King, Walla Wala, W. T., will be thankfully
received. 80 6w
, 1869-08-13
u NJ Tv 4 R 9 7 TY
WAS INGToN TERRITORY.

" "A . Il ~ VI = " ~ 1 4 n Il L L " Il L q.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE PERM MANENTLY
i reopened 1n Monday, the 18th day of April,
1869, under charge of Professor J. u. HALL, as
President assisted by such Professors and Assistant
Teachers may be required.
Its central and convenient location makes it easy
Of access 10 all and effort will be spared tn in
crease its present advantages to make il sec
ond to none onthe coast.
The government will he firm, but parental-par.
tcular attention being paid to the morals OF the stu
delts but the people Of the Territory may be assur-
ed that no sectarian influences will he exerted upon
their sons and daughters in this Institution
Rooms are provided, rent free, for Young Men, in
the University Boarding House, and for Young
Ladies at tho residence Of the President both OF
which buildings are within the same enclosure with
the University but students required to supply
the necessary furniture. bedding, g.,
Bnard can be had on reasonable terms
There is Library and Apparatus in the University
to which additionH will be made from time to time
as the demands of the Institution shall require.
TUITION PER TERN OF ELEVEN WEEKS:
Scientific Department. t...............$IOO 90
SO4eS'ate ..'.................l IL W
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
Preparatory Department will be opened in con-
neeuon with the University. under the charge Of
competent instructors.
TUITION PER TERN OF LLEvEN wEFKs:
Primary Department nt..............s6 90
'eI"eua'e '.'...................7 %
Academic .................$S IS to 10 o.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
rIenen..'''''..... .......................$5 90
Sii ''''''.-.''........-.''.' W
sIo-isH'.' .s.........--......O W
g1S Payment for Board and Tuition will be ex-
pected In advance.
The growing wants ofthe Territory and its ncreas-
ing commercial importance render it necessary for
young men to prepare themselves for the places
which they will soon be called upon to fl The i'm
portanee of furnishing them with the means OF &C
quiring thorough knowledge of business at home
has induced the Regents to open
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
TERMS, fr full course SEQ 90
For further information address the
PRESIDENT.
By order of the Board of Regents.
Seattle, W. T., May IL, 1863. 22-3m
, 1869-08-13

Nc Seeds.
Best sample, gallon or more beans,
timothy and clover seed, 81 90 I'd dip
No. 3-Gdrden Vegetables.
Best Pumpkin, squash, cabbage, par
snips, beets, onions, turnips,
carrots, potatoes, or any other
vegetable of merit, each, 81 90 % dip
Best exhibit of garden vegetables % I'd dip
CLASS 5.-Manutactures.
No. Flour, Neal and Graham Flour.
Best barrel -four made East Of the
Cascade Mountains, 81 so I'd dip
.Bes 25 lbs. corn meal, 80 I'd dip
20 lbs. graham flour, 80 I'd dip
No. 2-Farmling Implements.
Best two-horse wagon, 5 90 I'd dip
Best pillow, cultvator, harrow and
horse-rake, each, so I'd dip
Best exhibit of blacksmithiug, car
pentering or cabinet work, each so I'd dip
No. 3-Soddles and Harness.
Best mans saddle, so I'd dip
Best womau's saddle ? so ID dip
BEST team harness, (double) 80 I'd dip
Best buggy harness, 90 I'd dip
Ne 4-DaHy.
Best butter, l II or more, 90 I'd dip
Best butter, ID or more, made by
girl under IA, 2 90 I'd dip
Best cheese, 90 ID dip
[Statenents of the process of manufacture
desired to accompany each parcel.
No. 5-HOUsekeeping Department.
Best corn broom, 2 90 I'd dip
Best guilt. comforter, dress skirt,
or pair of pants, each, 2 90 I'd dip
Best socks, stockings, gloves, or
nitteus, each, 2 90 I'd dip
No. 6-Faney Work.
Best specimen of crochet, (woolen or cotton)
mil.
luery, drawing, painting, or penmauship,
each, 90 I'd dip
No. 7-HRehen.
Best loaf Of bread, (salt or hop rising)
each, 90 I'd dip
Best pie OF cake, each, 90 I'd dip
Best pickles, (salt or whiskey) each
variety, 90 I'd dip
Best specimen of fruit, each variety
or kind preserved in sugar, l 90 I'd dip
Best specimen Of fruit, each variety
or kind preserved air tight, 90 I'd dip
Beet specimens of jelly, each variety, 90 I'd dip
Beet specimens of jams or marine,
lade. each 90 I'd dip
All articles in the above class must be man
ufActured by the exhibitor
Glass 6.-Fruts and Florers.
Best exhibit Of apples, pears, peaches,
plums, grapes, or any other fruit
Of merit, each, 2 so 2i dip
oest e1nlou OF MOVERS, oO "a DIP
CLASS 1-NisCelldReoUs.
Auy thiag not enumerated 10 the above list,
nor coming under the head of the several classes,
will be awarded such premium as in the opin~
lou of the judges is fair and right. Premiums
will be awarded on Glasses Nos. 1, 5, G, and Z,
on the third day Of the Fair.
Class s-Equestridnism.
Best and most skilful lady rider, 10 90 I'd whip
Best aud most skilful lady rider,
under l6 years Of age, 10 90 I'd whip
Best and most skiiful gentleman ri,
der, 90 I'd dip
der, uOder 10 years Of age, 500 I'd dip
Judges will be appointed on the ground.
n. B.-Ten per cent. on the amount of the
premiums entered for will be charged as en-,
traAss fees, to be paid at the time Of entering.
RULES.
Exhibitors must have their articles and ami.
mails fsr exhibition entered on the Secre,arvis
books BY II o'elk, NJ, Of the ID day Of The Fair
Aner which time there will positively be no eu'
esriug allowed, except for trials Of speed and
, 1869-08-13

The time taian to allay all desire for Tohacco By
the use of the Preparation varies slightly in different
persons, tine average time being uhpat five days.
Some have no deSre whatever for totacco after US
ing the Preparation two days.
Ihe health and purse OF every tobacco usef in the
country calls lgmlLN. alanlLn lh- m.e mL to5lee0:
, 1869-08-13
Walla walla Agricultural Fair.
PREMIUM LIST

or "A. Valid VALID Valley AgricultSraI S0e'sty,
10 5. srardsd at the 4th Annual Far, to os hela
on tie 22d, 2sd, 24th and 25th days Of Sfp's"'-
bsf, 1869.
, 1869-08-13
WALTHAM WATCHES
Let every one who wants watch, read this carefully
Especially if in some remote out ofthe-way place.

Now that the railroad Is open, we propose to Civ
the residents of WASHINGTON TER IToRY the oppOr
tunity of getting single genuine Waiham watche
at the