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FLOODED WITH WATER.


At Msrsh's cigar store the result was the
same, and like damage was reported in
several other places At Gutman's clothing
store chimney was blown off AT Grubb's
jewelry store heavy gust Of wind swept
in through the entrance, and burst Its
way out one Of the large plate win
doWs on the Twelfth street side, scattering
the fragments over the Sidewalk. The
residence of Lorenz Baker, No. III Mar
ket street, sustained considerable damage
during the prevalence Of the storm. A
large tree standing near the corner OF o
frame kitchen in the rear blew down and
falling with q crash demolished the chin
ney and otherwise rscked aud injured the
building. A portion of the family was in
the kitchen at the time, but aside from
being pretty badly scared no
harm was done to any Of them
At tie head of Twelfth street the storm
was exceptionally severe, overturning
chimneys and making great havoc among
shade trees and shrubbery. At John
Schnelps residence, on Sixteenth street, q
chimney Was thrown down, and other dam
age was done in the neighborhood On
Nineteeth street, but two shade trees were
left standing and portion of the roof was
lifted from Horkheimer's tannery At the
corner of Market and Sixteenth streets
probably more damage was done than a.
any other point. The TN roof on the three
story building occupied By John Dieringer
as Q residence and barber shop was
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DENTISTS,
pRY ooopo.

And We think it has reaehed the wonderful low prices
Times seem to Be imprOVi and soon prices viii
advance Therefore Ne would kindly suggest to you
that now k good chance to
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the STORM.
The Intense Heat eliminates ID a
Tsrribls Thunder Gust,
Which UnroOfs Houses, DemoIishes Chin
nels and Levels Trees With the
Earth---The Damage
in Detail.

The intense heat Of the seventytwo hours
ending yesterday afternoon eliminated at G
o'clock, last evening, in terrible storm of
wind and rain, the like Of which has not
been seen in the city for many day. At3
o'clock the thermometer had reached the
frizzlipg figure Of 80 in the shade, and had
halted, seemingly undecided whether to ad-
vance or retreat. Finally about o'clock,
the mercury recedsi one or two points and
again stopped, the brisk breeze which had
been blowing all day from the south dying
away and leaving dead calm. The hot,
dry air became almost suHocating and the
suffering Of poor sReltering humanity was
something terrible. Just after four o'clock
few drops of rain fell, but the shower was
so slight as to pass unnoticed by many, and
il seemed the countless prayers for good
downfall to cool in some degree
THE PARcHED ATMOSPHERE
were to pass unanswered. About o'clock
heavy banks of dark, soggy-looking clouds
began to pile up in the west and the At
mosphere began to grow closer and more
sultry with every moment. Half an hour
later rain began to fall in q gentle shower,
accompanied by light breeze. Both in.
creased gradually, and at o'clock the water
was descending in torrents, while the wind,
which had increased to heavy gale, COM
ing, apparently, from every point Of the
compass, swept it in broad sheets on the
ground, and dashed it against windows and
under doors with the force Of steam en-
CINE, the storm being accompanied with
vivid lightning and deafening peals ofthun'
der. This continued sor about twenty min
utes, when the violence of the wind began
to sbste somewhat, and by Z o'clock the
storm had spent its force, leaving the ground
in many places deep with water and the
streets strevn with evidences of its fury
AS econ as it was safe REGISTER reporter
sailed forth, to ascertain the amount o.
damage done.
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and dashed over on the roof of the Senate
saloon and thence to the street below
taking al the chimneys within range Of its
fight. A passing street car narrowly e.
capped being buried beneath the falling
mass. Burt Terrell, who was passing, was
struck on the head BY falling board, but
fortunately escaped with slight INJURY. A
large shade tree in front of Captain William
Lists residence, at Twenty-.kird and Chap
line streets, was Frustrated. Atths LaBelie
mill q portion Of the roof Of the rolling de
partmens was lifted of and shout forty
feet of siding carried away
On Twenty 9Th street the ditch
being dug for the new sewer was bad
" damaged through the csving in Of tbs
SIDES. At the drug store Of John Coleman
At the corner Of Twenty-sixth and ChapInp
street . large show bottle p the window
Vac dashed to the floor. narrowly missing q
ckild. At the Baltimore and Ohio depo'
about cart load Of old paper ana car LABEL
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aEw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

cs..,,.. Byeu want work Try TEE RssssrI
SttH0ttIu want celumna
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u15tgtSa

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
y In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, %. July
Rules, 1883
Daniel Peck
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The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

A portion of Ihe bullion taken by highwaymen, some time since, from the Vulture stage, between the Agua Fria ard Phenix, has been recovered. It is thought that there will be yet further developments in the matter and that still more of the bullion will be recovered, if the highwaymen are not taken in.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

Col. Blake and Sheriff Russel, of Socorro, report that there are some fifty Indians still in the Mogollons, in New Maxico, and that they seem disposed to stay there. They are en. deavorlng to get the Governor of New Mexico to organize apermanent troop of rangers to continue to hunt for these fellows until they are all finally run out.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

MT. Lurty, formerly a resident of Yavapai counay. but for several years past a citizen oi Cochise, died recen fly on his Barbacomira ranch. MT. Lurty was member of the Eleventh Legislature from Cochise county, and was one of the oldest pioneer; in the Territory.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

County Treasurer Smith, of Mo. have conty, has redeemed S3I, 300 in warrants during tbe last three weeks. There are yet nearly sI4, 900 of outstanding warrants to be presen- ted. but as they are not drawing in. terest, the county will not suffer by their non presentation.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

It is said that the Chiricahu's, be- fore the outbreak, sent runners to in. form the Navajoes, Warm Spring Apaches and Southern Utes of their proposed raid, and urging the tribes named to join in general Indian war
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

If person of strong constitution is stricken with consumption and will consent to an attack of small-pox, the consumption will cease and health will be restored.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

Capt. J. G. Bourke, sd Cavalry, has joined his regiment in the De partment Of Texas. He has for years been a member of Gen, Crooks staff. The General speaks in the highest terms of Capt. Bolrke, in the general order announcing his departure from Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

Tom Fitch, for his defense of Mor- mons before the Supreme Court in this Territory, was given fee oi S,o,- 900 by the Mormon Church of Salt Lake City.-Miuer.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

The salary ot the Tombstone post master has been reduced to SI,Soo and he is required to furnish fixtures, fuel, light and water 10 carry on his business.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

That God-fearing, church.going, prohibition loving. Republican. .vot- ing state of Iowa has had eleven lynchings during the past two years.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11

A Mexican was killed on St. Johns day at Pinal in attempting to pick horseshoe from the ground while his horse was at full speed.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, JULY IT, 1883.

The California Bridge Company has secured the contract for erecting the bridge over the Gila at Florence.
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11
THE ARIZONA ClH4MPIONLS THE OFFICIAL
 ORGAN OF THE ASSOCLA 7ION.
List of members of the Mogollon Live Stock Pro,ec-

List of members of the Mogolon Live Stock Protec- tive Association:
 w. G. Stewart Daniel Segmiller B. F. Saunders E. K. Carr w. H. Ashurst A: H. Tucker Walter Hill M. Casner Lot Smith Israel Call P. ]. Brannen C. C. Archer William Munds E. W. Putnam Frank Hart S. Nj. See C. H. Schulz A. S Putnam D. ]. Brannen W. H. Shoot ], F. Daggs J. H. Yure William Fan Robert Finne John Clark Madison Burch H.C. Lockett Woods E. L. Cook, Charles Richardson, James Walsh. A. r. McAllister, A. E. Fay,
The Arizona champion., 1885-07-11
HFT P,eaI ,.,,. working people. i Send

LIFT Dior working people. Send
 Il l l. LII 10 cents postage and we will mail you fyse a royal valuable sample bor of goods that will pun you ID the way of making more money in few days than you ever thought possible at any business. Capi- tai not required. You can live at home and work in spare time only. or all the time. All of both sexes, of all ages, grandly successful, so cents to S easily earned every evening. That all who want to work may test the business. we make this unparalleled offer. To all who are not well satisfied we will send sI to pay for the trouble of writing us Full particulars, directions, etc., sent free. Jmmeuse pay absolutely sure for all who start a, once. Don't delay. Address. %inso- & Co, Portland Maine.
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SUMMONS.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF TIRE THIBI
/ judicial District OF the Te ritsry Of wash
ington, holding terms n Seattl>. In kine
oanty. for the counties Of King Aae Kitssp-
No. 1854 @ Sutherland and Wi liam A.
sutherland. partners. ua6er the arm name Of
50 her ana & Co plaintiffs. " Asheel Pres
berger and I'd h0serE getg. Dzr1Eers, q. ff &
business under the firm name Of PresSerRer
Snd RoseRxveiE. de endAnss.
Complaint nled in the souBty Of King u
the ofaes % the C1erk Of aid District Court.
TzE CSTTKD SrArEs o. ANEzIcA skxD 6REErIse:
To Mendel Prssbrrgrf an Ed knsenxueig
partner. ing usin' - under he Arm name
q PresbeTgsE kosenzSeig. defendAnts
You are hereby required 10 app-Ar In an &C
tion brVught against you by the above paned
plaintiffs, IN the Dis'riel Court Of the Third
Judicial District q the Territory Of wassing.
ton. holding terms al the city % Seattle, In
aud Aitsap. and 10 snsver the complaint 1sed
therein. within sixty days from the date OF
the first publication "a this summons, or judg
Rssnf by defanIt will be taken against You
according 20 ihe prayer q the complaint
The said setion 10 er .ught 70 r~sevsr fruu
defendant th~ suEa $59s "a, upon the bal.
ADcs Of an account for goods. vzrxe and msr.
chAndise % and delivered to <Aia defend
znts BY plaintiffs. between the lss dsy Of Jsa-
uary. ISIS. and the lst day Of Jssnsry, 1884,
when sum said defen ants promised 20 psy,
with legal interest from said Isf day Of Jan
uasy. 1855. but No part has svs- bten PAID
and Toe sme 10 rev due.
Witness the Hoe Roger 5. 9reens, ledge
Of the said District Court. and
sEAI- the seal thereof, this 3lh day Of
49, November, A. D. lss4
JAMES sEAyKY, CLERK
By JAMES p. ICDLow, Dsputs.
DATE Of hfst pnbltc4tioR Nov n 1854
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ORDINANCE No. 632.

To prevent the unauthorized interference
with water pipes, meters plugs and
stop cocks
The City Of Seattle does ordain as fol-
lows:
SECT nj. That all persons are hereby
prohibited from emitting. tering, chang
ing. removing. ms citing with or in any
manner interfering. meddl ng or tamper-
log with any water pipe, stop cock or me-
ter belonging to any Incorporated COM
pAny. copaHtnership or person. except IN
der the direction and supervision. or with
the consent of the owner of such PIPE or
meter. or the duly Authorized agent OF
So h owner.
Sec. 2. That all persons are hereby pro-
hibited from altering, changing. remov-
ing. o. in any manner interfe ing. med
ding or tampering with any FIRE plug or
hydrznt belonging to the city Of Sc .tile,
or furnis shed for the use Of said city. ex-
cept under the dire ton and supervise. =.
or by permission Of the Chief OF the ? ire
Depart neat Of said city: Provided That
this section shall not be so construed as o
prohibit any member Of the Fire Depart
ment or other person from MAJ ing use OF
such plugs or hydTants for the extinguish-
nent OF any fire Al any time when any
building. structure or property within the
city shall be actually on fire, or wheR q
fire alarm shall have been given.
Sec. 8. That sny person violating any
Of the provisions Of this Ordinance sh n
be deemed guilty Of a misd meanor. and
upon conviction thereof stall be rned in
any sum not exceeding one hundIe ed dol
lars
Sec 4. That this Ordinance al al take
effect and be in force from aud after the
expiration Of nve days after the same
shall have been Published.
Pa, sed by the Common Council OF the
City Of Seaffle the ID dAfbf January. 1856
Approved by me the ID day Of january.
1855
JOHN LEARY, Mayor,
Filed January ) IsSS
h. ). OSBORNE. Clerk.
Publ he'd January 6 1855
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ORDINANCE no. ga.

To amend section l2 Of Ordinance No. 81
The city Of Seattle does ordain e. fol
lows:
SECTION /. That sect On IL OF Ordinance
No. 3ii b. and the same Is hereby amend
ed 81 as to cad as 10 lows. towit:
SectIo H. That v hen the taxes are le-
WED and assessed as provided IN SECTION
~ o, this Ortia nee, the Clerk shall forth
with make out tax TO ]. ana il must be
alphabetical y arranged. rs in said assess
meat roll: and u shall also contain o des-
cription Of the real estate as in said as
sessDent roll and il shall al o costsin q
c0lun showing the total valuafifn Of
real esia e and q column showing the 20, al
valuation Of all personal property +: and
also columns showing the amount and
character CT tax. opposite each persons
name on said tax roll levied and assessed
as Aerean before provided. TO be collected
from such persons (: and 70 shall also con
tam column showing the aggregate
amount a al taxes charged on the v8laz-
lion OF al property ASSESSED TO tch per
son named N the assessment roll. When
said tax roll Is completed the Clerk shall
certify the same. and he must deliver il
forthwith TO the City Treasurer and
charge said Treasurer with the amounf OF
tax cue on said tax roll an thereafter.
until said tAae shall beco1 .e dc inquent,
the same may be paid TO the City TREAS
urer as provided By law: Provided,
however, That no tax shall be satisfied
and paid otherwise than BY the payment
Of the same In lawful money OF the
United StsteS
see 2 That the original sectioa Il Of
said Ordinance No 81, be aad the same
IL hereby repealed.
Sec. Z That this Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force a. he expiration Of
ave days after the same shall have been
publ he'd.
Pas<ed br the Cornmon Councfl cs shs
city q oeattis. January 2 l8sa
Approved January ), 1885.
JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
Filed January Z ISIS.
Z. s. OSBORNE Clerk.
Published January 6. lSsA
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MscuIAsRous
oh. c. l. HILLRR, SR
G rAErTy Strssl, Sank. II
p. o suE ~.
Special, Private and Chm,
Skin Diseases curea

seminal Wsaka-sx ansl ns.
vsus d. sra~vs saTsee By er<,..--
positively cared o me -.
msaE bgan-
ssnd fer PrtaEea Ia-saism.
DR C. L. TILLREt-s rs~..
BIZ suee-ss In the eurt.r ~ y,
chrOa'e Dtsess~s o. wei sea-
Hts saeee~s 10 due 90 nj. a -
experience and 0b<rvat,>-. !.
his practice
IL No more Pattea's taxa.
~our Boys' Far1- uatifta.ts..
day 81 March w ea slx aew -,
taxes VIII be nai-h#A. mI~w.,.,
. esa sees@ msdats sns nsar. -
tSrut iaHaIei vita . nie,sy f.,...A
ed room nd AIt Oaie essssf~r,. !.
my rrsidense. los ehxrry So.
80 OF ehsrSe.
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MISCELLANEOUS


OvYrcx oT TH ColrEs1A Ayp PCGzTl
SoEO RAzLzsaAD COMPANY
SAITH ". P July =. lSSe
VEHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w cate AzgzSz q 1s-7 exFcU-ec = pm.
szGzce q a. or5snAace 4pP-o~Sa Au<12
- f<-7 rne cs-x q seattle ouGFeyez sorne
seattle and WzziA WallA RAiE-osd and
Transportation Company. AZ the tide
lads -51<h of kizS s<res<- II sad c5zy q
soarrke. Il. along around and AoozEk-1l1of
bay. from extreme hgA 70 eIr-S-5e lo~
siz- and oeeP ~zze- Az6-
Whe-sRz The legislative Assem- By u
the Territory Ct W&zhx1xrcn ~ a. Acs
zx5urUvSza SOEezhsr ia rAE1en and
coRnTue6 Sz11 grant ard conTSyAEce Epon
czrrzzz o0o6i-1o1z, which have been t1l1y
performed ~ sid CoupAnT' an
Whereas said Act q TIE LeSiszeuve
Assem- ~ vs<z-s TIE tlrle q sid 1Anas n
sASd SesIr1s and WaSiz W.IlA Railroad
and Trznsporss-ioa Company. II fee SLED
Wheresz. he Unsse5 states las a1szi-
esce6 n sail grant En6 conveyance A16-
Whsreas. The said Seattle z1d WAliA
wAIla Railroad and Trznsrr-r1Afi0n Com
aid lA1ds % the Columbia and Paw
Sound RAilrpad Conf pay:
Now. therefore the sad Co3Em ina Ar6
Puzef sound EAil-eAd Company here ~
xiTes norice that L claims TIE excessive
right 70 occupy said lands ant 20 e-er'
wkzrves and ether structures thereon.
and thai all persons are hereby noszsed q
refrAiz rom occupying - entering EpoE
any Of sAid AIDS without The consent. i
writing, Of aid Columbia and PE<ei
Sour6 Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND P P 90
By T. J. Au1NxR-
aps Assistant superintendent
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ORDINANCE No. 633.

To amend section / Of Ordinance No. %
Tae Ctty II Seattle does ordAin - fol-
lows.
SEXTON |. That sect on Of Osdin an e
No. 20. Of the city Of seattle. entitled
- An Ord finance 70 license. tax and regu-
late Iheatriea shows and other public ex-
b ostt1Ds and am1sements" Re and the
same 10 beruby amended 20 read a. fol-
lows:
Sec. /. All thesters. shows and othe-
exbi sitisns and public arE usensnts shall
be licensed and taxed Gs 70 lows. Every
concert or thesteF for one day. 8: for one
week, 8: for one month, SIS for three
monftaz 81. and al the same rate for any
longer per Cd. Every rksting rink for
three months. go. or at the same rate for
A1y ianger perisd Every circus, for each
day So. All other shows and exhib toes
and pa Il. anu -emeuts at the rates here
IN prescribed for theAters and con ertss
&c. 2 That this Ordinance shall TAX
effect and BE- In force from and after h
expiration Of fvs days after the same
shall have been published
Passed By the CommoA Council OF the
city Of Seattle the ID day Of January. 1854
Approved b. me thu ID day Of January,
ISIS
JOHN LRARY. Mayor.
Filed January 3 1875.
Z. 5. OSBORNE. Clerk.
Published January g. 1855
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SALE.

II THE DISTRICT COURT. HoLp-
i ing terms 81 Ssafsle
No 3e4-WatermAn & Katx vs. W. =.
Monroe.
Under and By virtue OF. an execution
issued out Of the above named Court. In
the above entitled action, dated the l3th
day Of December. 1854. have duly les led
upon the following described rial prop
erfy. tcwit.
Lots seven t71 and eight 81. In block
twenty-five t24. B u and IBennyis add
ton 70 the city Ct seattle. W. T. with the
appnrtenAnces thereanto belonging. and
viii. On
saturday the 3lss day OF jan
asry 1855,
At the hour Of II O'Clock q. m, in front
OF the Court HOUSE door. In the city OF
seAft 9. ing county. aforesaid, proceed
10 sell al right. title and interest Of the
sail defendant in an 70 said propersS a.
public anction. 70 the highest bidder for
ca. h.
Dated 81 Seattle this 3iss day OF Decex-
Der. lssA j. IL McGRAW
jaItd sheriff Of King c..1nr1 a r
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SUMMONS.

T'ERRIToRY OF WASHINGTON.
Il county Of King. 81
In Justices Court. +. H. Cam. Justice.
To W. ) Wood and Fred Bear copart.
nerz. doing business a. WOOD < Bear.
You are hereby notited that w. Cal
kins and J. It. Reddish. copartnerS doing
basinas. Is Calkins & Reddish. have fled
complaint sgAinst you 10 said Court
which VIII come 90 % be hard AZ my
once. in seattle. kizg county, W. r., on
the lst day Of February. iSsS az the hour
OF 10 eclock Q. m. and unless you appear
and then and there answer, the same viii
BE TAXI n as coafeesrc and The demand a.
the plaintiffs granted
The OBJECT and demand % said claim "a
for the recovery Ct the I'm Of one hun
dred and ninety-fooF and S-l1o doiiars
with interest thereon from November 2.
lss4. dae upon tn balance Of an Account
for goods wares and merchandise sd
and de iversd . yoa. AZ yS1r rEquess. By
tbs said plaintiffs. between January Isl.
1854. ard May 2SAh. 1854.
7. H. CAM. Up
Complain fled November ., IEsl.
First publication. Jaa- I. IssS.
ssxuye. HAines & 4cMhcken. astQrneys
,or plaintiff 1affasS
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I'm Admiralty.

TINTED Stairs OF AMERICA. THrRp
- Judicial Distract % wsshingfon Tern.
tory, ~.
Whereas. lihei Of information hsh he,
Ned In TIE District csart Of tire Third yudf.
et.l District Of washing on Tsrrf,o<y. boiitau
terDs ~ ssa Gle. IN ktns enunty. on a.
tstnty -sreond dsy o. Deesmhsr. IN The year
o. Cur Lord enc thousand eigbt hundred ana
eighty foar. By Jpha r. Hxrter, ssaanss a..
vessel OF steamer Jane. Messugnf, Der taeki-.
spysrsl and fnrDisnr-, alleging. 10 suhstsscs'
hat ssi4 gehn r. HartAr, I h.llaut. dulT
shippsd IN and on board Of saia v ssel. and h
esf 'sESies. - eoxinser. on the 10Th d.y q
saly, A. D. 1874. 81 the wages Of seyensy ave
oaia2rs rer month. cad consfnne5 IN sueh -.
vles urtil The iah dsy Of Dee~mbsr, A D.
-. anA tAsf there b nov ans hia SOs sneh
setyics, ossf and above al psymsats and Just
oednr ii-n-. tfis sum Of stveBty dollar and
PRAYING proness aesis u ssia vss Il. her tackle
ee.' End hat said ves@ei. her tackle sse.
aasy Dc eonatnnsa and sid 10 Bay satd
wages.
Nov. theref re. IN pursasDee Of the A.
nsticn, under the sea az the sid Car.
70 ne direetsd ana delivered, I 90 hervby
eve paoiie nsities b al persons claiming tns
all vessel 90 stssmsF. beg eng,nss, beIiera
oeAts. 1ckf. apparel and furnn ure o. N sny
nana<r Interested therein, tAat theg a. m
pear before the saia Disrics ceurs. 10 be held
is he city Of ses;tIe. IN he eounts o. < a.
=. 20 IerriiorJ q ws.hisstan, % Mandas,
tee seeond dag Of Fehrusry nexf. provided
the sssne shall be das a. ta-isdiesior, other
xise On The bsxt day 81 tFisasst therssflsr.
tned Q there 10 ints pass fhslr claisns ana
20 mare th@ir sllse.fssns IN thAs behalf
Dated he 22d dag u psesphsr. lssi.
SW 0k0n6E.
uaitse etxtss Mxrshal Ter Wsshins1on fer
f31ery.
eyR n EePxIxs Deputy.
kzery rsa<rssa, prsss1a fsr fssll..A-
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AZ eIp.g.sutoyyp IDEA,

The old fashioned idea that one
ahould never enter sick room with an
empty stomach IL true ono The gus
trio JUICE IL not secreted in an empty
stomach. II IL only when feed b taken
into the stomach and digestion com
naenees that gastric juice Is present. All
germs are killed in coming in contact
aith healthy gastric isice; therefore a
fall stomach f0Fiifies one against con
tracing contagious diseases. De Ha
ven's Dyspepsia Cure IL especially
adapted to act upon the digestive juices
Of the system and keeps them in pure
and nstar.i condition. In this manner
IL ensarss proper digestion aad assimil
alton Of the food IL never fails 10 e.
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OF Dy-p~p~ia. indigestion. Flatuleney
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