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Experiments with Gastric Juice,

by H. Reject upou thn patient On whom Prol.
fcfneull peslurulGd. whllo ago, tho operation,
of RastrotoUy, have beeu published. Accnri-
Ing to tbess Researches, the acuty VI tho
juice IL equivalent to Z Hrumu,es Of hydro
Chl0rtc actd to 100 ErRsuines VI uulI, tuls
actity tucreasDE little At the end of digestion
wlnr and alcohol also tucsease 1t. but sane suxnr
din,,nisnes It. Il tends u return 10 lis normal
lcltty after tho Introduction VI acid o1 aIkuIlus
u,attrIs. The uiean duration OF digestion Is
tFum TIRES ~ four and une-hatf hour, u,1l tho
food dues bass gradually out u the stomach,
but In tnasscs. Acrurliny to four analyses,
after modification " aehnldt's n4elLyu, Il 10
hydrorlori< ucid cxtsta tn tbs xsa.r1e julcs: sn1
uitogetAer tltA secretion aEpeafs ~ consist VI
une part vi lactlr acld Ia ulne parts of hydro
thIot,c acid. t.A tosmcE OF Which u free In shs
gastric julse.
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foundation wnlls, which thcy DO sometimes TO
sucl, an extent Al to cndangcr tho building, It
Ia Of no nsc to attempt III stop them out ny
i!cs, for they work diligently to mnkc fresh
ones. A better wa In to put sbovelfa1 OF
ssrs sand over every ho!c. 1he rats tnon come
up through this bnt In doing 20 let half the
cannot either i forcc Of carry up again. antt o.
repeating this at every lrcs}-opcncd place their
runs hccon,c qulto allied up. and they tnnkc up
your foundations s1aln. f3v thfs means have
rats 1ntte cleared OF Them. All their hnrsnwa
bring At last t'lted WITH sand, they wErc COM
t,elled 10 hctako themselves elsewhere.
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ucttipx Ialu Of HATS.

A correspondent of tho Eug'fth .lechaaie
gives ono Or two valuable hints for ti1utng
prcmlkes Vi ruts. Que very guod plan, he says,
Is 10 nall red herring on tho wall Ut the ware
irum the door; un tlts, u little to uue side, b.
Meath thu TAB, plaes = brick or p!ces Of wood
uca' tne wall. At au equal distauca on tbs
ot6es slLs set IN Ordinary stcel n.an'srap:: not
u get at the hesriuY, After tcw attempts are
sure to fall down in tue trap. This Ia Il uuo3l
permanent plan, u II u somewhat abuss their
comprehension. II rats huye undermined the
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A. LIksuh tLrkck tuOk no rlAea u{ Elcfi Kf-
1rinMrats gained anil low MANY tho ltopubiic-
ans lost " thts OyIsratttn will 10 seen bv tIe
nllMber OF Republican tickets drawn nut and
ticstrOteai nj tacal Ont Ut the Abuytd.nalnesl
polls. Tic nu,nbcr ut Republican sieket4 drawn
nut at carl, ons Of thosa l.olla !s y. follows:
stuunt Plunsant, ~; Ihisky-twU Mills llnlIsc.
:.t}; tionlsrSou'a store, Is; Tweuts-twn Mi!e
IIou<s, lGi; coMI~r's store, NJ; l',cknry Bend,
4p; strawberry Ferry. no: strnlle.ls, abou. ~.
Aluking iutul of l,..AW, to Which extent tho
!teI.lbIlcan vote nj these EIlls was ye.iucuI,
whio tlra Democratic vote was incrcasbs to thu
saIlIu extcut. aud tllesc eight p,'ls, which realty
gaso u Republican MaloFity ot ,0eo, werc, by
This prngcss VI atuillng tho n,x With tissue tick
cts aud t,uh drawing out Republican tickets, ru-
turned u having cast Ri lisncrattc malorttv.
lty surtl frattls as those wa Republican mn-
iurty OF 4,NN III thu country precthrts Of
Gs,arIeston Eo,nty reduced 10 l,:f9, md by thu
eall.u systrn, N lrntl.iS y Republican ajortty
In 0rangchnrg County transformed Into = Dum-
ocratic lnajurtty.
As an lrgutiunt III favor ot the fatrneAs Of tho
election Ar. O'coutor refers to tho Iart that
this untlse vote VI Charleston County for Coli
Eresamzn this year was less th&n that of l67n hy
uycr aO votes tho exart number il Wf It II
tlus silut III tlis county tho vote retur'c is Oi
Lass than 1t was IN 1s7ti; but, II to tl!u votes
iur,c!l to adlcd HI' votcs actually fast ut the
Washington rMglna.hnuso poll aul nut counted
find that rus xutu ui 1915 exerudA that of lS1b
by i,atD, notwithstanding tbs 1act Tint ehs poi!-
lug. places IN many localities had 6eeu abolished,
md the waters lett without place to est
their ballots, and that tho total nnmhcr VI
ty-two, or nearly une-half. Moreover, ou
E1isso lsland, which ueaalls cast not
lehs than sSo votes, tho poll xas uot ote',esl'
n,auagcrs. HID ah!s poll bceu opencl, ~ 4
ought to have becu, th. y9te th!s year ~ Mouid
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Ths New York Tribune Of Friday sAr1,
cdtlorIally; "TLe sprca1 u scarlet-fevsr aud
Ltpl,.l.ezIa In the city, while 1t ueed not catse
general alarni, IL such n 10 make tho utmost
caro- ag4lnst ronlagton public as well q = pd.
yxto duty. E,gllty-nys ucw eases OF ssarlvt-
lever were reported 10 the last thrsc days ot De-
uember, aud MORO than bali VI thai n1nhst
wx1e reported yrxseeday.h
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SNOHOsIISH ITEMS.

by an ISTELLIaENCsR Corr spondent.l
The river is up little, but our annual
June freshet has not set in yet.
The Nellie will take party of -x-
cursionists to Holiness Harbor mex,
Sunday.
The Pacific Ba.e-b II Club gave a
soci"hle hop 1T A,heueum Hall Last
Wednesday night. It was well attend.
ell and gave satisfaction. The Cluh
look we'll IN their new uniforms They
are fitting up their playground
The Snohomish Brass Band will give
a grand ball on the uicht of July 4th
At Athcneum Hall.
Morgan's mill is doing a good bust.
ness supplying the demand for lumber
on the river. II. ID. Morgan, one OF
the proprietors. has completed beau-
tiful sailboat.
Mr.. Edwards is building u re. sal.
boat for use on the Sound.
Mr.. j II. Hilton Of this place and
Mr.. Sellick of the Snoqnalmie have
both been sick. hut are now cnnya
ltsccnt.
The settlers on PiilcLuck contemplate
celebrating the coming Fourth. The
Muk !lteoites will celebrate the coming
Fourth with q grand ball. The fisher
men there are making preparations for
the expected run of salmon the ap-
preaching season
Hard times are nipping us terribly
Most all logging is suspended; still
there is large lot of logs on the river
in Ebey's Slough aud a. Priest Point.
The Masonic Hall is completed. 1t
is beautiful building, and would do
credit to any town in the Territory.
The fruit crop will be rather light.
Cherries and strawberries are in the
market The hay and potato crops
look promising. There will be more
grain raised on the river this season
than ever before.
DIR. J. A. e. McCoy's family have ar.
rived from the East.
Z. II. Nicol. Esq, has removed TO
Port Townsend
Capt. Stretch has been breaking out
logs up the river. the last month, with
his pile-driver. He is now about
through.
Hon. Judge Haskell is expected home
from a visit East by the next steamer
from San Francisco.
More anon. A.
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MORE CHISEsg--Bsrk Halceu.b ar
rived at Portland las. SATURDAY. rom
hongkong, bringing $50 Cinnamon
and $50 tons of mixed freight. She
mace the passage j {. fty-three DAYS.
and WITH but very little bad weather.
Inc Chinamen gave the officers no
trouble except by fighting among
themselves. Several fights occurred
during the trip and two Chinese were
put IN irons Their cook get iato
trouble with one Of them and in i
struggle Gu. his autagoni.t in sh. hesd
with cleaver. but did not Kill him
Another Chinaman stole a lock belong.
ing to the bark. They We're generally
filthy. one having scales on his heels
half an inch thick. There was but one
woman in the horde the wife Of q
merchant Of Portland.
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l. the undersigned. being in good
health and sound mind. take this
method of returning thanks to the
good people Of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past and
their hsttering promises in the future.
But permit me here to state that trade
has not been 90 overw helming a. to
prevent me from giving my customers
full weight and measure and their
right change back in every i. stance
l am also pleased to remark. for the
benefit Of whom it may concern. that
have not to my knowledge disposed of
any article Of merchandise below cost,
nor do l intend to do so unless by
compulsion. l believe in fair dealing,
and prefer quick penny to slow
shilling. All persons who have few
loose sinners to spare will do we'll TO
drop them at the &. O. d. store on Oc-
cidental Square. where the choicest
CIR, ceries and Vegetables are to re had
at Bedrock prices.
Hanbly yours.
my2i:1m p. KEACH
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The tug Tacoma is being repaired. at
Tacoma.
There are no vessels at Taco ma at
present.
Harry Lord Was one Of the psssen-
gers who arrived here last night, after
month off in the city and east Of the
mountains.
The Zephyr brought 800 bundles Of
hoop. poles from Steilacoom yesterday,
which will 60 below on the Harvest
Home.
ID. +. Macdonald, Doctor of Divinity,
is the namc Of the new rector Of the
Episcopal church at Eugene City. Ore
gon. He is from Vallejo, California.
The queer little steamer ''Old Set
tier" OF Olympia, will be down the
first of next week, to undergo her an
nual inspection. The genial s. c.
Woodruff will DO in command.
Mr. James Williams. of Renton. has
been appointed Superintendent Of the
Seattle coal mine. in place Of Mr.. c. II.
Burnett now in California. and has al
ready entered upon the discharge o. bis
new duties.
Hanlon, the Canadian. beat Courtney.
the best oarsman Of whom the United
States can boast. q year ago; and last
Monday. 10th instant. very easily beat
Elicit, Englaud's champion. with the
SOULS. Such performance rs Hanlan's,
the other day, was never before seen in
England. Eighty thousand spectators
were present.
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THE CAssIAR.--A letter from Mr..
John Mckenzie, one Of the owners Of
tho steamer Cas- star. informs US that up
to the 23l Of May the boat bad made
but one trip up the Stickeen river.
when shs took no passengers, u mule,
and lot of freight. and did very we'll
on the trip. Mr.. Nick. thinks the Cas-
star we'll built for the trade III which
she is engaged. aud he expresses him
self much pleased with Capt Lane aud
others on board. The steamer will I'M.
doubtedly do better after running sew
eral months than at first 81 far she
has not carried to exceed eighty pounds
of steam.
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Ask YOurself Ihs &c q uesiioms.

Are You respondent sufferer from
Sick Headache. Habitual COstiveness,
Paiplta,ion Of the Heart? Have you
DIZZINESS of the Head? Is your ner-
vous system depressed. Does your
blood circulate badly? Have you q
cough! Low spirits? Coming up of
the food after eatings &c, &c. All of
these and much more are direct results
of DysDepsi-. Liver Complaint and In
digestion GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
is now acknowledged by all Druggists
to be n positive cure. 2,400.t 90 bottles
were given away in the U. s. through
Druggists to the people as u trial.
Two does will satisfy any person OF
its wonderful quality in curing all
forms of Indigestion. Sample b, tiles
10 cents. Regular size IS cents, Sold
positively by all frst-cla Druggists
in the United States.
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OREGON AND WARRINGTON.

In the last Argonaut, Frank Pixley
concludes an interesting art Gle on Ore
gon and Washington. the Columbia
river, Portland aud Astoria, 10 these
words:
Oregon is . better State than California.
1t hes better and more promising fu.
ture; and unless the city Of Ssn Fran
cisco looks to itself, there will spring
up somewhere upon Puget Sound O
great commercial emporium that shall
challenge with us the Commercial su
premscy Of the coast. Oregon will. in
no distant time, outnumoer Us in pop
ulAtion. Washington Territory is an
empire in and Of itself. and both State
and Territory have as yet millions OF
unsppropriated lands. There is now a
large immigration pouring into tho
country; asd while Jim McShsfter,
Col Beale, Lux Il Miller. Throckmor
ton. and other land cormoranis ore
holding their broad acres beyond the
reach of purchase at $40 per acre. bet
ter lands aud nearer to better marke,
may be bought for IS. or appropriated
for nothing. or secured at Government
price. Oregon has escaped the greedy
black. speculative spider that stretches
his web over the soil 10 steal and hold
prisoner the industrious fool that comes
10 pillow. This is telling now in fsvoi
of our sister State. 1t is getting ter
immigrants to our one 1t is taking
industrious and working men away
from California.
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SECOND START +. II. Harkin,
and party, who left this city for the
Skagit mines some weeks ago. have re-
turned. They reached Minklers saw
mill. forty miles up river. only to
discover that point to be the furthest
up the river they could reach. The
water was too high. and will be for
some days yet, and 90 the party con-
cluded they might as well spend their
waiting here as there. Jack Rowley
and others have returned to Minkler s,
reporting their utter inability to get
through the three-milc canyon on &C
count Of the depth OF water and
strength Of the current Mr.. Harkins
and company will leave again next
Monday for the mincs.
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PLUMBERS BsNEFIT The following
ladies and gentlemen will appear a:
Plummers bcuefit at Yesler's Hall to-.
night: Music-Mrs Curtis will pre-
side ut the piano; Prof. u. W. Ward.
Mr.. Jas. Hill. Miss Lena Coryell and
Miss NJ. Bourdman will appear in vo-
cal selections. Execution John
Denny. "She would he a Mason; :" Miss
Addie j. Plummer. Poem; Master Ed.
Chilberg. "Short Patent Sermon" Jas.
Hill and l.. J. Colman, Buck Fan
shaws Funersl;" G. b. Plummer in
Poems, Comic Sketches. &C.. and dis
course on Old Mother Hubbard
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WANTED.

To rent and cultivate lands in the
delta Of the Fraser river. These lande
are the same as tho famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will be safely dyked and
properly drained by the proprietors.
and leased for term Of years at low
rates. A ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans.
portatioa at oil times of the year.
Apply to "A. Navarro.
Is diff Victoria. B. G.
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THE BAND BENEFIT.. efforts of
the ladies to mako tho band beLefit of
lasv night completely successful failed
in no particular. The hall was most
tastefully and beautifully arranged.
Promenading, refreshing with berries,
cake. lemonade and ice cream. aud lis
tening to the delightful music dis
courscd by the band, enabled the large
company to while away the hours in
the moot agreeable manner possible.
The receipts Of the evening amounted
to about hundred aud forty dollars.
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MINING CLAIMS For SALE. The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Cheek and one on
Dufot Greek. joining the Discovery
above, in Cassiar. B. C. FOR par,icu-
lars inquire at the Centennial Saloon
Of II. THInERr. or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassiar.
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NOTICE Of APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
TIMBER LAND.

UNIUEp STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY THAT, IN COMPLI.
~ ance with the provisions Of al Act Of Con-
gress approved June 3. 1878, emitted IAN Act fer
thu sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF Csifor-
mia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory, %
Peter Harvey. Of SnohoE.ish County. Warrington
Territory. has this day filed ct this office his sp-
pication to purchase the South half Of the South
east quarter ts34 OF SELl Of Section No. ~. In
willamette Meridian
Any and oil persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof. Are here
by required to file their claims In this ONCE with
in sixty 1907 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my Office. IN Olympia.
W. T., this the 18th DAY Of April, A. ID. 1879.
1T. BROWN.
my3-wl0w Register Of the Land Once.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION. - The Port.
landers held their city election last
Monday. In oil 2.SO2 vets were ca, {.
d. p. Tho Epson WAS elected Mayor
over WIN. Strong. 4. Corbett WIS
elected Police Commissioner: JOSEF h
Bachman. Treasurer; w. ]. Kelly. As.
SCISSOR; and Richard Gerdes. T. L..
Nieklin. j. S. Keller and J. F. Watson,
Councilman.
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SAN Francisco MARINE REPORT. -
Arrived, June 18th, ship Dashing Wave
from Tacoma, barkentine Tam O'Shau-
ter from Seattle. bark CAssandra Adams
from Seabeck. bsrkentine Amelia from
Port Blakely. Sailed. on 18th. bark
Whistler aud ship Majestic for Seattle.
bark Martha Rideout for Port Blakely
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AN interesting noiie appears in this
issue to persons holding Kissap equity
scrip. to the efft ct thst Gil warrants 10.
sued prior to tie LIST of last Japuary
will be paid on presentation 10 Tras
urer Primrose. at Port Madison. Hold.
ers must bear in mind that inter. ct
ceases upon their scrip at the date Of
its maturity.
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T. II. WILSON, A. r., . practical sur
veyor and civil engineer. and late prin-
cipal of the preparatory department Of
Blackburn University. Carlinvilie. I'LL
nois. has been added to the faculty Of
the University Of Washington Terri.
tory.
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UNDERTAKEN RUSSELL has = fine lot
OF new collins and casket, in his shop.
NoTICE--The man, woman or child
who borrowed my galvanic battery will
confer favor by rtlrning it.
jelS DIT |. WADDELL.
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THERE will be grove meeting at
Cards Point. Duwamish river, next
Saturday aud Sunday. June 22d and
23d. Every body invited.
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SEATS are being rapidly reserved for
the Plummer benefit to. might. Front
ones are all gone. The dilatory ones
will ne the losers on this account. We
look for . crowd there tonight.
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THE FOURTH AT BLAKELY cor.
respondent at Blakely informs US that
the people there arc moving to secure
a Gle rat;on of the coming Fourth of
July. The Blakely band will furnish
music. and there will be a hundred and
one games. besides hall aud supper at
night. Friends from abroad are cor>
daily invited to join in the "hilarity."
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SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co.,
sug3l -dawly San Francisco.
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Miss Lizzie BELL. after six weeks
intense suffering from acute rheuma-
tism, is again out. and apparently
we'll Is ever.
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Mr., CLARENCE BAGLEY. editor Of
the Olympia Courier and Deputy COL
lector OF Internal Revenue. spent yes
terdAy in SETTLE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TsrATE OF NARY wADDELL. DECEASED.
IL Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator Of the estate u Mary Waddeli. de-
ceased, % the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the deceased, to present them
with she nscesssry vouchers. sithin one year
alter the hrst publication Of this notice. to the
said Administrator Ut his place Of business.
In the city Of Seattle. IN the county Of King. and
Territory Of Warrington.
ISAIAH wADDHIL,
Admin .stFstor Of the estate Of Mary Wade
deceased.
Ds.ed as Seattle, King County ". T.. June lot.
1879. my3l.w5s
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The SCORE Following is the score
OF the baseball game played at Olym-
pia Oh Saturday last, between cur boys
and the Olympia club:
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FOR THE ERECTION OF A SCHOOL HOUSE
At Ebcy's Prairie, in said District.

Plans and specifications will be on view at
the store Of Major q. .. Halter. at Coupeville,
mp to the 20th instant: at the Office Of EAson b.
Ehey Co. at Seattle. from that date until the
18th. and with John c. Seavey, Esq. At Port
Gan bic. after the 2sth instant.
Contractors are to furnish all material. and the
building mus: be completed by the lst day Of
November. 1879.
The Directors are not pledged 10 accept the
lowest or any bid
Terms of payment-Cssh. on the LIST day Of
January, 1850.
Address Directors of School District No. 2. at
Coupsvile. Island County.
jel3-d3tAw3t ii. RACE, Chairman.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

4 LII MONEYS DUE THE UNDERSIGNED.
~ late proprietor Of the Eureka Lodging House.
must be paid 70 lin on or before the 25tb day Of
June. or the same will be collected BY Law. All
debts Of nis own owing will be paif on presents-
ton: AEDREWp YtAUM.
Seattle, June Is, 1879. jeiSdlw
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. 0. d. Store, ON Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
at par in exchange for goods. apdtf.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT Verona
Persons visitin. Victoria should not
fail to stop ut the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire-proof; has good accom-.
r,odation for families. and 40 good
meals as any house in the city. at only
I! 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. II. C..
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Go TO the Concordia Hall on Mill
street. where you will get good glass
Of beer for five cents; also the best Of
liquors Ut ten cents drink. All kind.
Of California wines by the glass or bot.
tie A first class pool table and the
best free lunch in tow3. Come and
see.
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TRUSS! TRUSS! TRUSSM!
RELIEF FROM PAIN
AND
CURE FOR RUPTURE

TIME ATTENTION OF THOSE UNFORTUNATE
l. persons who are suffering from this complaint
Is most respectfully calf the fact that the under
signed has invented and Is now manuiac uring a
NEW TRUSS that is COMPLETE RELIEF for this NAL
ady, and in nearly every case a rERFEcT CURE. This
truss has been thoroughly examined. by the hysi-
clans Of Seattle who pronounce II perfect JUST TIE
THING. Il has been tested by a number Of the very
worst cases. and gives entire satisfaction. CON-
PLErE CURE is usually affected IN from 30 TO 80 days
The truss is simple in construction and readily
adjustable to aDY Of rupture. whether slight or
severe. lis effectiveness is seen at a glance.
Parties affected are requested to call at my place
Of business. Front street, Seattle. opposite Odd Fe
lows Hall.
Parties living at distance by sending description
and - 90 will have the Truss sent TO them, With
instructions Tor use.
Old fashioned trussss sometimes be changed
into the new one, aud when they can, will be done
az a reasonable price.
This is no humbug; come and see for yourselves.
H. W. HENDRICKS.
Seattle, W. T.. iiay 20, 1879 mel-dlwawlm