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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. Mail.
TasOm ., SsalIIs { P0Et HsWnasnd Bond.


The steamer w X MERWEN win
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday and
fhEraday evening O'Clock. for Whatcom
calling 6 Aukiltoo, TulAlip CouDeville
Oak Harhor, Utsalady, Laconner. FidAlRo
Anacortoa GuemoA, Hamtnh, ERirhaven
Bellingham and Sahome,
Returning. VIII leave Whate0m every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
lngA &c o'clock, for Seattle, calling
Intermediates points On tho way.
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SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
proved Troy machinery and the soft clear
water Of Lake Union, we have facilities
for all kinds of work and any quantity,
No Chinese employed. Give ne 4 call.
Leave orders with Geo. ". Crane, wash
ington street, near Commercial wv. n.
Pillman & Co., Cherry, bet. Front I'd I'd.
sells BABLEh BROS, P1op'a
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NERVOUS DEBlLITATED

Early Decay, Lost Manhood, Weakness
Of Body and Mind, VARIooCKLE, SPER-
MATOnRHEA. ETC. FULL RESTORATION.
Grovilie treatment. Valuable Treatise
mailed FREE. Q REYILLE REMEDY
AGENCY. IaI HroadWaF,N. ie29Iy
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MIsOEELAnnOUs
PROBATE NOTICE

TWRREToRY OF wAaIrr.-
80 = :, ,a z.ns: - In tAsPsoassse -
n5 3 g ss. @...sr q The s.s.. =. g.
Ae. a1A-ordsr b slor sss..
eesle1 1oaid not b nrnan AH
-. ss 49, A1q allng Che patif,as I. q.
1 49,, ~ SAs,iaialatrutrix a - -.
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80 - ~'A~&e = nov IN rrna.1- 49, A1
- closs4, and that Z rorlis-, - = - -
ne said es.a1s remalns - - 49,, -. ..'| &
elsa a,lAoae ne persaus enfIlIsS 1Is
~ = nov ordered b. IL So
le..ons ietalested IN TIE - -. ~ ~
- eaaEles 4. 6obA. decssrs-f 49, ~
ss-efe toe Probate ceura ~ r. lINE
washington TERRITORY. a - 60. Z.
...., sasa ooars, In The city 3 -. ~
FRIDAY. THz N DAE eg sorr :,
AZ II o'cleck a n, thsn - -.
eaase CT any they hHrsl ~ 49,. , ~
s.ioat.on ehsuid not b - = - ~, p o..
{. - sssa,e snong tie peEsass 49,.
And 4 . further ordered a.,
VI. ofaer p show cause he nr7S,sS = M B.
eacn week ior four succassivs -. RlM
~ 49,. - - az q July. 1885. Il - -,
-. - - 49,. L11aExcEn. = ssrs.I-
PsRss printed and Pahlls6sd IS ~ -,
Doas IN open CONT III. 81 !,
W.n. Hoon
'aase oftAs Proka.s O.
County q King, a
4 W9. 2. Wood, Judge ana en.sa... 4. 4.
g ne Probate Court Of anld Kire si..,. N
eeseey certify that TIE fuFareies 4. v, n
sEae and eorrect copy % ne cr,s'.., \. Y. nv.
ahaw osuse. granted - ou- - 49,. ~ q
oa ne ssta day q Nay. iss8. 4 - 49,
81 he estate o. Charles K. pskk 49,.
IN Testimony whereof I ksgs - y.
10y, ~ arna - atixsd the seal e snf ~ ..
.~~seses rs-se ~ ..s..t4*
szAL J1dgs and ex.efIaaia fl~s,' y
Les, . PROBATE Court ~ Kinr $500 4
Maaninglen ferritary. ~.
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CITY, ELECTT0N.
MONDAY, JUlY h. Ia8e.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN q general election fer ali city 0llcea
Of the city Of Seattle VIII be held on
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sEATTLE-sKAcIT RIVER ROUTE

The steamer DAISY win leave Seattle
fer 6kagit river and way ports. ever
Monday and Thursday. returning Tues
days and Friaaya.
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Probate Notice.


H'ERREr0RY or WAsHrFoFne rssn...
y q King. @--In tie PFobais o1,.' = y,
King County.
d ths matter q the sslusa a. A..
Thompson, dacenaad
70. as2-oEdur 70 show cau.a a. Il.
W. B. Thompson. TIE Aduinia..,. -.
estate q Alice A. Thompsoa. - ~
ing On this 2Ith day e Nv I5S a.,
his petition herein, dulg velia1d. r7S-'.s 4.
en ofaer Tor ne sale Of ~ lAs Gaai -, =
Nnlen NE said deceased diea aalaaa. ~ =.
pakposs therein sst fotth, md Il snSa,s
% the Court from The said psfltitn 1a| '3.,.
~ no personal estate u the nsta fnr.n.11 N
the hands q the sad Admlnis4a1o1 ~ ss
the claims against the sid us.ate - =.
penees q the aemluislraiion thslsef. s.f -.
4 g necessary % sell al hantal a|sl, Il "A.
said deceased 70 pay Ne 80 cial.lI - 1s'
pensess
And Il Appearing fuEthss b IA o.. -.
the aid petition roRforas u 81 lfr.n1. +,
TIE requirements Of the Law. Il Is eri1r.7 n
the Court tnat All persona $780, N. An.
estate o. the naid 3ecaaaaa arneaR h1.s.s
said Probate ooursun
RaIDA1. THE % DAT or yUHQ ia
AZ II o'cIock IN ths forsnssn 4 =.
day, ~ the Court-room a Cur ~ r.I-r
Court, n the city Of ssalfls - "a -.
county. t1en and lhara o ahas ca11a. 4 ~
they hage. Why TIE aid order 6A8 a
granted b Tire said AdminiskEsaof M a'n M
the real eslata Of tho said daten
Il ie further ordered ahRl 4 eone "a nN
order 30 show cause b. pnhllnha4 X i
four successive weeks before ths ia "A A.
o. July. 1886, IN the seattle Wn1aff f..s
hsKEL11GRNcER. weekly neHaoaooI |N
and published IN TIE sai3 connlf q E|r1'
Done IN open Court thls 11sk faQ II -.
1885. WI. D Ho1n
judge q he RroAai1 17
I. VIM. d. Wood, Judge an6 ex.o 10 Glare 4
the Probate Court Of said KiHg ooantg. as Ana
BY certify that the foregoing IA TILL ,In8 "a
correct copy Of IN original orfer % " o.1.a
made By cur said Prohats oUur4 "a ~
Of record On the 2Ith DAY az Mar. IN. 'n ~
matter q the estate o. Alioa A. I1trIa.
deceased.
In testimony vhereof I ha4s hr.sa 81
my hand and a4lxed the sal n car a|a ~
bste Court this 9Th dng q Ml4. f1a6
ss.ss.ss NM IN Wnnn
aEAz /: Judge and ar.oneio clara "a a
:...... PEobate Court t3aN
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For freight and passage apply az Com
pany'a ONCE, on YeaieFia wharf. oron board
the beats at the same wharf.
mrSl-tf 0E0. 8. JACOBS. sao'y.
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WE8xzN WAzEESsI0N.
4 bank i 10 % cpensd - Laasnnsz
u ahcut SIRE weekE
Ihs uafsR cess stsadlly d1wn ID thG
ColuUtis, and re Jana G00d h4z besn
e H. hiEhesl faE his year.
Tks biR sasmiu e Whafeom giIl so0n
resrA1s oparslianss having aontrasls q
ks1p Il runnine fer to years.
A tree nsax Moant Yernon uas cni
last waak, from uhioh Was 1aaen &wc
loes thnf sealed 1000 fest each.
Monnt Versa school dissrict Fslzrnl
s. ehildren this yEar. THE largest censnI
a any il tie counlyl followed b La
eoaner with g. hlyergide Asu1t s. and
franklin 81.
Mra Maxy Calhoun, msaher 81 d.. @,
Y. Calh01n, aied at the Feaidsnce Of her
son on WILDLY Island. last Tuesday, af
khe advaneed ere 81 u years.
An Ecclesiastical Counsel i being heid
Is Msnteeanos Pastors and delsgaiel
from the Congregational Chafehes q
Oregon CITY, Nhatcom, seattle, houRa-
ton, Iacoma, Steilaooom and Olympia
are IN attenaance.
0AA - AA& +A411M1 A4&M4 - ~ ,
standatiiL a few men only are empl0yed
70 take care q ahe buildings. deFricks,
6o. II thefs y q liberal appropriation
tnts season large foroa Of man VII Be
st 20 work.
The .. s lad once at Vancouver has
received from the Interior Departmen.
neW blank forms for use ia making hnal
proof. TIE questions arc very search
inR and The plan much more stringent
than the old.
The department. rife teams Of the
Division Of the Pacific are ordered d
report at the Preside Of San FRANCHISES
81 August 18th, and the composition fol
places on tbs division team viii taks
place Sept. 5-l2.
Abaut 100000 feet Of logs, put up ia
rafts. are awaiting towaQe from PrieGl
Point, Sn0homish county. The Goliah
started for Port Candle on Wednesday
evening with e tag Of about COG, 900 foI
Z. ID. Smith, Of Low u.
The commanding officer ct VanoouVeI
Barracks has detailed sergeant, coFpo.
raj and eight pFivates, under Cast. Geo
W. Davis. 18th Inf, 10 proceed via Ash
-HAAA ~ = w 8AA NAAAa NtA1ttAAls ~ @1IuAi
Capt. O. &. Dulton. Ordnance Depart.
mont, on duty in the field in connection
with the United States geological sur
veys. 80 assist thia officer in the survey
Of Crater Lake, Oregon. and his ex'
ploFAtion Of the Cascade range Of
mountains.
On tie evening Of the sd Captain
and Mrs. James 4. Gray gave q reoep
ti0n on board the steamer LuEline, il
honor Of Major General 0. 0. Howard
Mrs. Gray's father, which vas attended
By the officers and ladies Of Vancouver
Barracks and many citizsns The boa
steamed away 70 Portland, where Il val
joined BY many Portland guests. Gen
Howard vas given an additional at thl
Y. d. @. A. roons in Portland, laFRel,
attended. The steamer was elegantly
decorated in flowers and flags, and TIL
company stepped to the musis Of the 4tl
Inf. Band. In every way the occasion
was q deliRhtfuI one.
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lLLMOND { PHILLlPN
FOUNDERS
AND MACHINISTS.

Estimates given on all
Glasses Of Foundry aRd
Machine ygerk.
Corner Erent and spring
streets. p. o. Box Ella. Ne
attic.
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NoTTCH.

~ 0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day sold to o. B Bussell
and r. ~. Hopkins all my right. title and
interest In and 70 the Seattle Soap Factory
located at the foot OF Spring street, to-
aether with al soaps, implements, eto
All accounts due the Seattle Soap Com
Bile By me. a. b. STEW ART.
Dated this 2isf day Of June. 1855.
The business Of soap manufacturing re-
ferred 10 above will Be continued BIZ us
under the name Of Seattle Soap Company
with greatly increased facilities for the
manufacture Of s8ap. We respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the public. We
will Bparo neither labor or expense in
presenting superior soaps
o. b. BUSsgLIL
iyld6wlm r. NJ HOPKINS.
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RAuKT 0ATzuH. IKP. FxRRx.
frestdent vioe Psesidsni
J. fCEu Cashier.
PugHt Sound Estiulal Bank o.
SSattla,
Occidental Block.

nUY AND Sill FOREIGN AND
- domestic axchanEa. transfer mcnay
~ te,sEfsEA aaT pars q TIE United
ssktea and &nrOpa reuetve deposits q
uanneF ard t1ae p&m eooks o. eraieAass
ComamNPoNpExTs.
Iandcn. y. n BcshachEa 4 EanA.
Para he RuEAachiid Frorus.
CkicAEa, Csoanercisl Nelioasl Bank.
Rastca. SaH1lk National hank.
f.an FfanEieea. t. Dank a Cal1fnrnaa
feEtanA - N1rH1 Nnkianal Bank.
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NAL.-MuHCATELLE.

Ths cryHfa1lized saIts - extracted from
grapes end fruit 4 most wonderful pro
Gucl from Natures laboratory he great
81 sovereign ErepAnatien oTer placed -
fore the American Pablo.
eai-Muacateiie l. Natures own product;
Il supplies 20 tho WearT system the Wanf
o. sound, ripe grapes and fruit e keeps
the hloo1 pure and the brain clear; IL q
natural blessing 70 the tagged out and
weary, an imperative eompanton 20 basil
your bones. travels. summer resorts and
seaside cottages
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THE TOPIC or TIE DAY,
SICK HElDacHE AND

aai.Muscateile q the best preventive
and cure for al functional arrangements
81 the liver. biiiousneaa alex headache.
Temporary congestion arising from aioo-
hoIic beverages, Riddineas, oppression.
venting or feeIinr 81 melancholy, Err
RORa IN DIET, EATING OR DftINK-
NC for al accidental Indigestion arts
Ing nom hagtY meals. nervousness. I'm.
pure blood, nettierash. itching. or ans
ether oVer-acld state Of the blo0d b0ile.
skin arupriona commencement OF dfph,
liberia, the ellect o. mercuriai polaonG
and the beginning of al feyera; measles,
chlskon pox prickiy heat rheumatic and
equity poison due 70 Impure bleed, and
8ournes Of stomach. Prepared By the
LONDON sAL-EUsCATKLLK co.
LONDON, EEaLAND.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine Il
blue wrappers cnlY.
ar send f1R circulars TO g. EVANO-
WITCH, General American Manager,
p. 0. Box 1868 New York city.
Mention this paper. For sale By A. B,
8TEwAET. Seattle, w. +. jei5awly
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-02-11

Charles A. Daley was arrested last evening 70,
stealing from the drug store of Shiefman, bette
of sulphur Btters. Before the court this morning
upon being asked why he should steal, he STATED
that his mother troubled with rheumatism
and being out of money and work the cause OF
his stealing. As this was his first offence he was
put on probation.-NeUdrk NclCS.
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Thirty
Years
Record.
49,
Kidney Diseases.

Few people are aware of the alarming prevalence
of kidney diseases, especially among those who
have arrived at, or are past, middle age. 1t is de
clared on good authority that fully @mt hail Tn,
deaths in TINS country either directly indirect
~ the result of kidney disease Of some sort.
\ great majority Of men above forty years Of
age afflicted with some Of affection of the
kidneys bladder and these disease, are on tn
increase. Persons are often seriously affected be
fore they know of it themselves, and thus these in
sdious disorders get good ioothold before any
thing is done to dislodge them.
Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's Disease, In
confluence, Debility, CatalTh of the Bladder Alhu
menurai, etc, are among the many forms of these
diseases. Most of these are very difficult to
defying the powers oftentimes Of the best ply 81
clans ohta;nablc, and are pronounced by many to
be incurabe.
Physicians state that many forms Of Kidney Dis
ease very difficult to detect, a., in diseases Of
this form, oftentmeS there are no symptoms of Il
marked nature. This is of the reasons why
they are 50 difficult to cure.
HUNTS Kidney and Liver REMEDY is specific
for Kidney and Liver troubles, Bladder and Trim
AIRY Diseases, Dropey, Gravel, Diabetes and all OF
that class of disorders.
1t cures Bliousness, Headache, Jaundice, Liver
and stomach troubles, Dyspepsia, Constipation and
Piles.
ii cures IntempeIance, Nervous Diseases, Gcncr
al Debility, Female Weaknesses and ENcesscs.
| 1t is thoroughly reliable, highly recommended
| works promptly, relieves at once and was never
known to fail. USE 1T At ONCE. l0ml
| Sold by all druggists. Price 1925
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, R.
| c. n. CRITTENTON, General Agent, New York
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III NJ KENNEDY IV., PrOvlNCncc, K,
c. N. CRlTTENTON. General Agent. New York.
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NV Valentine.


III ~, tne halpA ioi'S aso'
When rocked her to and fro,
And her lullaby | sung;
When her cheek SO soft and fair.
Nestled often close to mine,
Then at first did declare
Daisy was my Valentine.
La'eI' Wlleh her loNlhg Ups
When her curls with goldent tips
Little CLEANS of sunshine made,
When her little dimpled arms
Round about my neck did Irvine,
Daisy, with her chubby charms.
Daisy was my Valentine.
> .,,,,-,, -, H.. ..., ,.
wv, ahoush sG Ii nav ' pa>seu ""hs,
eais-Miis Iiess me heai s'oie
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MutinY at Sea.

Capt Clark of the American ship Frank n.
Thayer, has arrived at Plymouth England, in a
Cape steamer by which he was picked up at sea.
He relates that he was bound for New York
with mixed crew, including two Manila
seamen. These two men stole upon the deck
one night, and armed with knives, attacked
two officers, killing them instantly. Three
sailors on deck were quickly dispatched. Capt
Clark, hearing the shriekS, rushed on deck in
his night shirt. The Manilians slashed him
terribly and he barely escaped with his life.
After hard struggle he broke away from
his a>sailants and rushed to his cabin and
locked himself in. The Manians battered
down the matches and kept the captain
and crew below deck day and night.
The captain finally fired through the skylight
at one of the mutineers and wounded him in
the thigh. The man rushed to the side of the
vessel and leaped overheard. The other mu-
tineer then Went below and fired the cargo and
returning to the deck jumped into the sea.
Terrified to madness the crew forced their way
on deck, lowered the boat and rowed away.
The ship was consumed. The crew wandered
at sea for week before they were picked up.
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February.

A bluebird poised against a snowdrift's breast
Rare primrose tints at evening, in the vest
Fair preude> of the spring, of cow>lip beds,
OF Song-pearIs, which the joyous robin threads
For charming May.-The hedgerows are a.
bloom
plume.
With new and 1leecy beauty, tieck> the fields.
Slowly the bound earth to the >uIl-spel yields
Faint crimson touches in the woods appear
Wake. heart, and sing. The spring is near!
Helen Chase. in Outing for February.
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Good I,pgISlatiou.


Maryland legislators have in common with health
officials of Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other cities, endorsed the new discovery, Red Star
Cough Cure, because it contains no morphia or
oplnn ana AWAY 5 cures. The price is only % cts
An exchange wants to know where the hottest
place on earth is located 1t is located where YOU
are sweet on two girls and of them finds It out
grlplng pills, try Carriers Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort. \ man can't stand everything.
One pill a dose.
According to the Philadelphia Call, miss is bet
ter than mile, because You can't kiss mile. We
seighriding couple In front of lis the other
day who kissed fully mile.
..ANAkEsIS" gives instant relief, and is an in
fallible cure for Piles Samples sent free Address
"ANAkESIS," Box 24l6 New York.
They have had a shower of fish IN Maine and
showers of angle worms in Arizona. We have not
yet heard i'll which States the showers of sh-hooks
and tish-lines fell.
The aching back, the salow skin, the hollow eyey
give way speedily before Hunts Remedy.
The Arabs invented the art of engraving. Those
who have had their portraits printed in the daily
newspapers will doubtless xiii the first Arab that
comes to this country.
"Any physician who has used it will certify to
the excellence of Hunts Remedy. Hunts Remedy
is a standard remedy for dropsy and kidney dis
eases" GILBERT CLARK, NJ. ID.
A knight of the grip married the girl who busted
his room and furniture because, he said he under
stood busters were very useful to travelling men.
PURE AND RELIABLE MEDICINE.-A compound
fluid extract of roots, leaves banks and berries is
Burdock Blood Bitters They cure all diseases of
the blood, liver and kidneys.
When Fogg heard the andlady below stairs
pounding the beefsteak he remarked that Mrs.
Brown was rendering banquet to her boarders
No other medicine is so reliable as A ypr,s Cherry
Pectoral for the of colds, coughs, and all de
engagements of the respiratory organs tending to-
ward consumption. 1t affords sure relief for the
asthmatic and consumptive, even in advanced stages
of disease
There is some hope of so long as he is
ashamed of his vices. We are therefore very hope
full of the young man who, when he tells that he
took in such and such plays last week, refrans
from telling us about the stuff he took in between
the acts
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Maryland legislators have in common with health
officials of Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other cities, endorsed the new discovery, Red Star
Cough Cure, because it contains morphia or
opium, and always cures. The price is only % cts
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Gems Of Thought.

When God would educate man, he compe>
him to learn bitter lessons. He sends him TO
school to the necessities rather than to the
graces that. by knowing all suffering. he may
know also the eternal consolation. Cecilia Bur
leigh.
Writers of every age have endcavored to
show that pleasure is in us ana not in the OBJ
ject offered for our amusement. If the soul be
happily disposed, everything becomes capable
of atfording entertainment. and distress will
almost want in name. [G0ldsrth.
We do not wisely. when we vent complaint
and cen>ure. Human nature is more sensible
of smart in suffering than of pleasure in rejoir-
Ing, and the present endurance> easily take up
our thoughts. We cry out for little pain.
when We do hut smile for great deal of con-
tentment. [Fetham.
We cannot serve God by doing things to-
morrow which should be done to-day. There
is too much of this dayin@ in the Lords
work. If we wish to serve him truly we
should enter into his service with carne>tncSs
to-day; tomorrow will bring it, own particu-
lar work. Selected.
What Is >wecter than Chri>t's yoke? What
is lighter than his burden: To abstain from
evil. to desire that which is good. to love all. to
obtain eternity-not to be taken with things
present, and not to impose on another that
which thou would>t not myself suffer. st.
liilaire, Bishop OF PoictierS, 800.
\ do-matcal spirit inelnc> Il man to he cen
serious of his nciGhbor>. Every one of his
opinions appears 10 him written. a. it We're.
with ~lmbeam>, and he grows angry that his
negftorS do not see if in the same light. lie
i tempted to diS,lain his correspondents as
men of low and dark understandings, hcrau>e
they do not believe what he does. Or. /.
MattS
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young artist in neghboring town writes :
Il have taken sabbath school class of
about 20 little younkers, none of whom can
read or spell. They learn verses at home and
recite them, besides letting me into all sorts of
secrets. Last sunday funny tot stood up
with the most round-cyed assurance, having
been taught the verse, Be not fathless but be-
lieving.' Without moments hesitation she
wiped out BE not b'lievecss but fathless."
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any physician who has used it will certify to
the excellence of Hunts Remedy. Hunts Remedy
is a standard remedy for dropsy and kidney dis
eases" GILBERT CLARK, NJ. ID.
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Prattle Of the Little Ones.

''lIow did you break off your front teeth:
asked visitor of the small boy
Il didn't break en-" replied the young>ter.
Il was just fooIing teenty bit with horses
tail in the street up at c.. The man that
picked me up cot his hands and his vest awful
bloody. 1t wasn't my fault"
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from beds of flow ers is the breath that has been
rendered agreeably odorous with SoZODONT,
which communicates to the teeth marble white
ness, and to the gums roseate tint. Use it, and
beautlfy your mouth limo
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would end my agony, my suffering from neural
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WAS year ago last April, and have only had two
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According to the Philadelphia Call, a miss is be
ter than mile, because You can't kiss mile. "
sleighriding couple In front of lis the 9th
day who kissed fully a mile.