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FINANCE AND TRADE

GRArrxx. Thursdey, June n
Tk< iex WISER na<k h kop< vss rr1raesz
teday ebea e5eren snses Of 1seE hos we're
sosd fnr ssuT eent. per ppan4
Tia zesxtse- Lakc shoFe 4 Eastern rail-
vay carried out sp<isy - frus Of gracSxs
fsesxhs fsua s<s<fie
FIfsyone paekszes 81 snail Fruits we-e
,xerfred fsom caiif1euss ~ expeea tcday-
YE0pfzfE RECEIPrs-Dunnx the pass
~ ho1u he psDduce fec<iTed m
z~sfSle sse3u3ed the fpi3gu5nx. 2 paekaeez
busi<f, snses egu, = sscks pc<sfees. lse
wood. lssnd1<s hides, ! cos1< chickens. 81
esexp AID 5 calves There wxrc reeeivest
oxer The Puget soand Sbeke railroad Y
ear}oo1s Of xen<rns ffeixht.
sHfPNESE3-DnxinE The pad - hgsss
rxr<rz1 fr<ighsa w<fe sent from seattle IN
The foi;ouinx quantities; G.. 4 r = X 3
- tons. r. 4 I. K T. Is tpns. = / : 4 =
KY r. toszs sseAzeFs-Emms Hayward
? tons. Auxasia tsns, Nsehlz.n Too.
Anderpan tons. ~. r. 4unfoe - tons.
Fieefuppd 5 tons. Fanny Lake - tons.
skazif Chtsf 8 toes aad pisFesch 10 fons-
nors-A' }. sseii to-day sid II bales
~ hsr@ 10 . local brewer for cents per
pound. One snail consignment Of bales
vas shipped 10 Elmer. wise0zssn. to-day.
WOOf~-Reeeipts to-day only sAcks.
Prices quoted By local buyers II iS1zs
rsafx
04Ts-BuyerS are Offering so pei
ton fer choice oats on the fats
Yfs2s-s5rexUns Sid by the case at 2
err,.x today and Eastern 81 . cents
sTKAWBEERfEs-Ee Retailers werc selling
to-day nt Gao cents per CALICO
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Skirt rrlmning,.

Short skirts and walking skirts are
shown ia lawn and nainseok. With
trimmings of ane quartcr-iach tuckS
aud Insertions. and with hofslrrS Of
ctnbruiiery and lace. \ wide Houncc
often trims the skirt. aud Is tucked ia
the front and az the Sidcs I'm length
wise ttteks. and at the hack With tueks
isorlcring the rnsiie Two rui;ies. one
tive or six inches ard the other three
inches, sreh-eagri with lscc or enihroi-
derry like the wider ratlie. are Sc, under
& 50 that Gully the three successive
roAS Of trimming show. This gives
the skirt i,euifan; ciiee; at the bot.
tom SOae walking skirts arr made
With raSsieS up the hack. hHt the ma
larity are res finished IN this way. A
French fancy Is y r,iltie tucked with
leagshwiSe iarkS crossed hy KS raa-
aing raRssi she russae. forming era,~-
lsrrs~i pattern ~ sG.siHg i,ai,leS ri
this lenEthsi~c taekiag are Seea on til-
ierrni articles oi French underwear,
ana are a special feature ., the skirts
thlS season.
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49, - - ~ ~ II y ~.
- 49, - sls5S Il ~ ;.s -
ssLs ~ tz sI.1 ~ - 49, -
VIE xisss - -.
s - 3 l n1ns $. - -. - -. 80
~ os - - 1911 g - 49, II $3.50
-, - ne sse1'ne sfss 49,. s. 49,
49, . -. - Is. - thst rseresl
49, - - - - ....ss..- -.,esr-i ~
$3.50 80 - 80. ;...-s..s5Sir ne
s.ss1l.s -. - "a A-.,S~ss.isI u. ~ IN
80 go = 49, -. -. ~.nsfsrs mir,
- ~ s.k.-. :. 4 -h<s-kesg the con
-. -.
- ~ s.h.,..s. 80 ,,...a;.-;r. lad in
-. $3.50 ,..srs,.. ~ inter- ..,n~rvaf-
-. -. s,..,i-, ~,,,..- h.ve - rhrv
--.r,s 49, ~. s,,ry;Sn-s ~ The cen
49, $3.50, ~,,sf b..,J =, much "a the
ts.sa;r~s 81 Is;r,soc,stss Tels,.s ana
Co., - ,r;,r srs;,.,;sv ever rev
:--.-I Al. s.--,f.axst~i ;,snar-,;cnx-
=. III - ~;sh .S,,;.-.i ske,,s:r;syn
/ -~sa 49, si:s-rx-,~r 9s.r x,,e-h I h,7y
- r-e =, ~afs. "a srusf ones plvsi-
-, ss-.,,;, s.s ~r;tb
The frsveIr, who starts on his iour-
n.v ~ r,,;Snis,hs has far moye tn fear
dnr;nr the ssrst few hours he gror,es
Ms wy than after the purpIing east
heraIds fhe aporaaeh of s;av. more to
fear during the uncertain light OF I'M
fold;ne darn than after the golden
spIen1for III the sun foods his path
wifh radiance.
Inst 10. far hack in the history of
medicine they blundered along, en-
nIoving the most heroic measures. the
most deadly minerals. the most loash-
some connections that the brain could
+. conceive. and the legacies or heirlooms
| have been xealously defended for CEN
turies. only discariing them when the
innovators compelled them BY their
success to reluctantly relinqiish their
octopus hold.
Every irregular move in medicine has
been a protest against the barbarities
OF the old irrational conglomerate. 1t
must be remembered that every step
taken has been bitterly contested by
those in power, but after failing to
crush the beneficial innovation they
have been compelled to embrace it.
Come, wake up and move on said
the people to the old school, accept
the new teaching or We will leave you
to starve. and thus in spite of their
conservatism they have had to move
on, to he sure always away behind the
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ExEhx U&Ixk- Juae IA ke4sy tSr.
:zzdo nrenmpsased ~ rain u . of<&<k fh5s
asises6ou b5e4 IL Sia1ows In szd ne ffzs
s1&fs ~ of Ho6nIs kese No enc 10 kusz
= IN - benrd o. Gfnfo yns blown dDuu
IL ffse valley, but Il On I'll kss aEntn-
Lama kiHn}aH. 4 sxSe<oyca cd I'll.
Hiss p<earsd suysf<siHsaIy On 4sedsT- sn<5
kxs not bexn hrssd from sees- search y
being nsA<5s
a Tksn~se f<aem<rs rss burrssr3sed last
nsxsss ~ shrzx m<n- Tiss scrapaass VERY
ewakesIed b. The three nen- one % whom
s<5it5fed pfsfDi ng the e<rup1ufs. while tbe
1ffrr two wxas skr1ax5 The h5use-
The TN rpaf Of th< T~0starlai fenitsH-
tfarr yss blown ~ By the Wind fa1eT.
g~x. ~ sf<sjs<rs. Of San Franfisco. VII
fersnre here next week-
! The asresftoH of ffte erecet0n Of forty
ssscnsiut deIssr school hssse h being
axisstsd.
gmf<nass from tise es<f sre srnvin In
large anust<r- daily. xui rhe sslcs 81 isnd
fer garden parposes ase being made cSf'-
SANITY.
The Democratic Territorial eotfvenfign
be, been called 10 meat - SPOKANE Pals
On Hrpse-ulser &
Ths waila wsIla city election win be
k<,t< an 1rfte
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< 11co1x, 1zne Ik--shrsfT wiEs, wifs :
- foar nsxn weut 70 the WjIksaen
|nno 1hjs morBinx sad On flss rcfasa
80 ~ bBDnxhf With Them khe sixtssn
lou ~ 1Aom tiseJ had wsrrsnf* There
- ~ Uefs3enre The fsen rasu< 9uiffsJ
r. ~ e1f1. md fne sfxhf o. the proress>.,f'
RI - fho Nil fn1u the wharf unstez
SE&(Ir ~ (b< sheriff created the inpf<S.
80 - started th< fprisgr tisAf the xrsas
1pseNH Martin nsf hec1; ossffszrn.
5SGssse Soufl ia fhe afiernpon where they
ALI 1Ix xpkp Sos erfLrr.
A ~ 1eorsax vsx rsozspocyed uusff FAT
- X0Me 81 the men VII talk On tire
1ln1o1g ~ III Most Of them sffnpiy say
On M Rl,fley. while sSlae sat fhry
- NJ RutlfY " ffe charge - lasde- One
q - u4u, - the n4ue Indicates. y /.
I1Gaflye q Hagerman. the cvnfysefos. and
= - u.syuzh shess , nc i q ss rs =,
- 6oGff5cfax and against Kelly.
. Sus NAMES % rsE xKs AssxsTkD
An = (ntlows: xick snyder. Prank
nSVo~o. T1,nsnns Mcslonaid, Mvx Cousin.
0l11lam Apz5ef. Frank Made, sam Lang
-. !. J. Marian. fred Dbeufic. ffsd
XnGnfwan. LOfauo B1sfano. Ffed Drtf1T.
EF1fg Eenfs, John Hsy<fs. Auruss keaksy.
0ue A{ran4 The b0rAs reFe hxsd = ylyg
- Their we're furnished by HsInon a
Luubufx of tl,e <ven hotel. most Of the
- heiux couufFymsn Of tbsift-sErdss.
LIN o. rHEfE LANDS LrAIED.
n Northern Pacific railway company 70
~ 6nulpIeted the locasisp Of ~ lands ~
RI okfne1on TERRITORY. aad psid Into the
m91efnassnf land o1zfe ~ SPOKANE. the
- q c19Ggp, being the resutfed lee 81
- - qnsss~s csns e 49,. ssfs Il X ~ ~.
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~ - (u1uU81o - ~ RU0o1
- KeseDrs Uon11A -
unman19y.
Experimen1e BY <<ienffsts are con-
rtanfiy and surely proving that eber-
tricify 70 be the eIeat motor power II
creation Hertricitx Is TIE nnos4 pow
erful chemical aeenk, - vel ~ the
basis of chemical srtion- IL Is tie
primal element of light and hest. tbe
promoter of life. and the sustainer 81
health
Disease yields readily to ifs mag
nesic touch, and even unre3euting
death Il ayertesi by its presence Thou
sands Of afflicted and suffering bear
witness to is healing power The
electromagnetic As Practired by the
Drs. DarTin has reTo,uSfOnized the
practice of medicine. - Is shown BY
the following:
EXTRACTS or rEsTfNoxIALs-
Mrs. J. J. Evans, Stella, W T.
| Neuraigia OF the stomach and heart,
weak iangs and greatly ennaciated ;
cured and gained ten pounds In two
months.
Mrs. General Adams. Medical Lake,
W. T.. Numhness and congestion 81
the brain, produced by diseased con-
dition Of delicate organs; also the
headache and nervous dyspepsia Of
twenty years standing. She was
cured two years ago by Dr. Darrin.
Miss Ida Rogue, Seattle, w. T.:
Female complaints and general debili-
ny. Cured.
Lille Quenfai. Tacoma, w. t.:
cros<-eyes; cured in two operations.
Deafness and catarrh also cured
Mrs. Mevie Gebfort, Seattle. W. T /:
Boy years old, deaf since rs months
old. Discharging ears and catarrh en-
tirely cured after several treatments.
Frederick Mobs. Sprague, w. T.:
catarrh entirely cured, also of dropsy
and yaricose veins and milk leg.
Eula Gregg, Seattle, w. T.: Both
eyes turned in 50 NJ to be horribly
cross-eyed. Cured in two operations
s. F. Hoskinson, Port Blakely, w.
T: Sciatic rheumatism Cured.
William Little, Seattle, W. T.: Pain
in his chest Of over years standing
Entirely cured by electromagnetic
treatment.
Mrs. A. J. Quental, 1851 Railroad
street, Tacoma, W. T.. Stoppage of
tear duct, causing tears to overflow
down the cheeks. Cared BY one oper-
alton.
Mrs. ". Z. Day, Port Madison, w.
t., throat difficulty cured.
ID. G. Widen, Seattle, w. T., deaf
ness, hearing restored.
John NJ. Romeyer, Palace restau-
rant. Seattle, W. r., sciatic rheuma-
tism; cured by the electromagnetic
system.
Evans Harmon. Lowell. Snohomish
county, w. I. Cured of deafness.
T. IL. Hale. Seattle, near Lake
Union. Cross eyes Strengthened
William Gilbert. Houghton, w. I.
General debility and catarrh.
OFFICE HOURS AID PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
International Hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle, w. T. Consultation free.
Office hours from 10 to 4 daily; even
ings, I to s; Sundays, 10 TO II. All
durable chronic diseases, loss of man.
hood. blood taints, syphilis, gieet,
gonorrhea, structure spermatorrhGa,
seminal weakness or loss of desire oil
SEXUAL power in man or woman, ca
tarrh and deafness are confidentially
and successfully treated. Cures Of
, private diseases guaranteed. Circu-
| lars sent free Most cases can receive
home treatment after a visit at the
doctors Office.
! (The Drs Darrin also have a branch
Office at 235 Fifth street, Portland, Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them-)
|
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A PANTY NECESSITY.

Hot weather. with its facilitating
eifects. needs some bracinr suhs tancs
70 put the system In healthy state
aud thereby prevent discase. II has
been a,ccriained by the experience oi
many OF eur hest people that MoSie
Nerve Food will do more 30 sustain
the tiret and weak than any other ar
tiele ON the marke; at the present
fE,...
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1sed--Oeher News Votes
Etaxsxrras. ". r.. June M-Tbe organ
fzsslar 81 she Eiicu~bufR Light and Power
csrnpany. FOX lighting the city By cleo
frsrffy. wa completed last evening. The
faflOutaR citizens yexe esccfed directors.
John a. Hhoady, Y. r. Caldwell, Easph
Eau1maB. N. X. Abrams and = W. Barnes.
TAe Officers eiecsed were - follows: John
A. xhoudy, president: Y. r. Caldwell. vice
president. v X Abrams, treasurer. = VI.
Barnes. secretary. The company VIII have
= piant In operation by August Ixf-
Work on the city water works u bring
pnxhed forward rapidly. 4 large fosre Oh
saeu d NOW II work digging dlfc1es foF
the mains The franchise calls for = com
psstion Of the work by July isf- Tha SUI
teYtnteIsdent IN charge assures Us tnaf fhs.
riant win b. In fall operation ~ the time
specified IN the franchise.
II has been raining hard here Tor the
past f1yfy eight hours. thus iusurinx the
largest crop ever raised In this valley, and
an average hare IL something wonderful.
The farmers are lubiiapt
sick Is now being purchased for grading
the railroad from here a. the Columbia
The road strikes the Columbia at the
mouth 0f johnson canyon.
A contract has lren les for a three story
brick niiditieD. with seventy five rooms. Ia
the Johnson house. There IL now under
contract six HUNDRED feet frontage OF brick
10 he completed By September isf
The city surveyor has been bs<.iy Gu
gAgesi. daring the past week, loenting
street gYaies- An ordinance has been
passed BY the council ordering this WORK
dome II will be pushed forward a. rapidly
N. t-.snft.Ts.
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CHICAGO earrLx MARKETS.
shIppinr intelligence.

The bark videtfc sailed from san Fran
cisco ON "Wednesday OF this week with d
fall cargo Of merchandise for Harrington
4 smith, of this city.
pogT TOWNSEND. June II. - Arrived
Norwegian ship Oregon. Norwegian hark
isenguela.
TAroosH. June 1.-The ship Prussia and
the barks Atalanta aud Shirley passed Ia.
Cloudy. brisk southwest wind
SAN FRANCISCO. June ii-Cleared-Bark
Nafnna, Portland.
Arriycd-Brig ". II. Meyers, Gray''
Iarhor.
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-
OLYMPIA.
City Council rroeeedinxs--A
usents by the Governor = Other


CITY Council Proceedings Appoint
uents by the Gasernor = Other
News.
0tyxriA. ynna ii-The city council did
very little at it, meeting last nigat, except
b order the tas asnt of bills Ia the amount
81 aiout xitA Petition was received
fpom residents OF las, uis,upia prsyius for
Tho appointment ~ niaht watchman tor
thai fortipn of the city. which was re-
fsrrcd 10 the committee Oh iselice. rats Is
the portion II the riiy WheFe nsarls sii u
ehe recent bnssiaries have been conaisied.
The city clerk Was Instructed 10 nr,ier
fourteen new street lamps fro,n Chicago
manufacturers. IS Yccanmenred By iac
street ecmmltfec. lie WAS also Instructed
ID draft an ordinance for the psosectsoa 81
the shade trses
COMMISSIONERS rResKxnsSas.
Tho county commissioners sestsriay
Granted a liisor licenSr tn Friedman &
hoctso,s. 81 seatce. The matter of eusia'
ting q bridge across the >is9nailf river NJ
Ycim prairie was len e temMlssienes
cNpen, with fnii rrNcs % act. htsls were
allowed 20 the amount Of sseas ssse, after
which the board adjourned.
sovsgSeRs sfrotNvsESrs.
tsovernar Ssnpir has veRproiaiea Louis
x.,h,as AMI John r. Thaasiftsln trustees ~
she schuoi fes defective Youth az Van
ssuycr. their terms having expired yesc
r,ssn,iss rusilr. X : Farlahat<es. ~
ginv. George n 9hesies, lewis. \. u,
Rurr. Kisil,ss. and T. II, hSrsos', Cseiits
GENERAL Satg<
rhe psrt RiAseiy Nil eesaraay has seii
s,s iccs,ur read an,i cntirs camp eatfat wcsl
~ This city ~ the olsnFia. Hack take =
s-h.shafis Railroad coaissEs tor ssa.no
sheriff pe,-estrief ot wha'so'n eesisa's =
In the city. .,-. /,
v,s~r,isnn OF W, II CanasS BY the ssreiAAte
Ths casahy rsesh GA Bakers r;falsse.
..,nss<tiux 81 go aerVs 81 pasture lasssi, was
yrstcrslas sold 10 knssert II is.siss iay sssc
soarriaxe iieeess Ms isSnea tssirssia'
a. awwace cosseier aat Ms oco'N e
fffiey. -. t....,.a,, -. 49,,
.,,,as % tsns ~ facigAt tos olsnpsa
merchants. ,t-..., ,,,..s,..s.
s,srt az she Hayward, i eatses ~ ~,
S anse N. = y.sry sssvore ATTACK NJ iilfscss u
ss s.s,,..st she sElii ssssa fessANcs.
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srnkANK rAll.s NKws.
-. seattle halfway Matters kefsrs
90 city Ceaaeh = Parks % ne
1871 an Portland

500 ,',.s.siag IT the city csiailssi is>'
rIsa. .s.,.sh hs.4ssArss ~ gsssrss Gears Scr
at<siz. -. ,s.sss>ss,,s Ihs hssss cVnsl@sts was
WAS s, sass 4, sxsssi n aefFsyies ti.s eS
se,sss n s,ar;iessasi,ss n sas $50
=. ,s.ss,,.,.s.-ssg Several piitis ssftn~
raen tpu sxs,se ssss.asat assf tae ~
tnx fNisa.s y. rA,ssrs.Sd - lNeFage siAa
enz'ns st..s .sr<anx2e ~ tac s.if, N 20
tot Ssftss ..-,.s.satzA asgAasstas tay sg''~
dinHnrs sf,,ss !ael es TIE tracks ~ ~
, w e.. Lax sser : sss. ., 81 ,s
the c9u, fi'' i, IN seasS NJ sls+a& ayr
tion q nv r-ssysssi saxssfss1 ny - . ssaj ~
Hils, Wa = RPtf..c On >treess. L Sa.rt =
- the Ss.s1 5000. FkisAte4ai esssssttse
30 nszs 81 fAx sssy, Iae s'.fs>s n
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nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NAT 2oYa.
~ 1Sek and untfl further notice. trains
win run - pcr schedule below, commenting
Il Union BAY with steamers on Lake WASH
inrfrn- and Ct Gilman with Stages TO and
fr6n Fai city and Snoquaimse Hep Ranch
Passengers lxasinx Seattle ~ 80 q m can
reach Fail City and Hop Ranch same even
ing. and By leaving latter point by stage in
morning can reach seattle 1t SO p. M
EAne dar-
A daily.
apr daily excerf Sandav.
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Solemn lnl.vidual-i have called
sir, ia personally express 10 vog nay
gratitude fer vaur erylcss to me and
pre- scat yoi sith siikhg testimonial
> $50 watch.
k.sitag taorz.t- Weekly -- Eh, ypu
have taasae sssiNe mistake.
No sif. You knew yoa have n.
WAYS ran pretty str.aRs en boxes ahoal
married uaca kis-ias the servant
tasi.is when their NsxVs Werent lsas.
Tag. Well. ms wifp gel 50 sCAred shout
4 year ssa that she has since done her
Ossa hoeSswogk. siiA Each improve
uacsss 81 her hraish. eEezi htHeaii g.
nav ssises.tea sud AZ = saving - nee ~
SIS 4 wea :. ~ $50 . year. EASe tes
wassss, 81. AHd II yOu ever want 4
ssseaa let re know
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BY THEIR WORKS YE SHALL
KNOW THEM.

SEATTLE, Wash. Ty., May %. 1888.
My little boy, when four years old.
was taken sick with scarlet rash. We
had competent medical aid but he
never fully recovered. For 3 years he
was sick, could retain nothing on his
stomach, sometimes would vomit
ceaselessiy for week not retaining
even water. He dwindied away till
but shadow of his former self. At
last his mind gave way. For two
weeks he chung to me begging me not
to bury him in the ground. He recog-
nized nobody, not even me. We all
concluded that death would be relief
to him. There was no use trying the
old school doctors, OF that we have had
enough experience. Their medicines
failed to kill Inc when every one OF
them gave me mp with consumption
saying that could not live a week.
That was three years ago. They
would have had their say, too, il had
not called in DIR. J. Eugene Jordan
had then been belfast for over year.
could net turn over, suffered with ex-
circulating pain and spat bloody pus.
As by the aid of the god-sent Histo-
genie Medicines | recovered from the
verge OF the grave and was able TO do
considerable of my house work in 30
days. Well We got DIR. Jordan's medi-
cine for our little boy and his reason
returned and so did his health. and in
two months from first taking his medi-
cine he went to school. We are con-
WINGED. as is every one who has used
the unprecedented Hist. Med, that it
accomplishes the apparently impossi-
Bile, and that 10 compare them to all
the other medic mes It is like compar-
ing bright sunlight 10 Egyptian dark
ness. MAGGIE McDAsIEL.
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NR. xc'wAmoys srarrNrNr.

DoSSELIY, Ming Co., W. T.
lhave hcen badly troubled with my
throat for many years IL would give
me no rest at night for the tickling
and hacking Since Inst December il
was worse than ever, and having tried
so many things which did me no good
felt pretty helpless. told friend
Of mine, John Anslersoa, cat:leman.
that thought, a. last resort, of go
ing To California. lie told me ne had
been in the ranie fix, and went I, DR..
J. Eugene Jordan. took his medicine.
and quickly and completely recovered.
concluded Ia try him. and wish 10
record the fact that after weeks use
OF the perfectly tasteiess histognetic
medicine entirely recovered. make
this statement Ter the benefit of OF all
afflicted in the same vas.
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ItMHfHN NJ MAHuN.
SLAUGHTER, May -, isss.

Ny toy, ten years oil, was broken
down with rheumatism. His limits
we're all distorted oat of shape from
the haneful effect: be suffered great
agony. and could no. turn in led.
The worst Of ail. his heart was greatly
affected frcri il, and il almost stopped
his breath. We gave hila up. also al!
our Reighhor-. A. last resort | went
20 Dr. ]. Eugene Jorslon, whose mesl-
icine performed apparently impossible
cures III our seighlors. After giving
my hoy those medicines for three
weeks lie entirely recovered. his limbs
all Strengthened ont assia, and be Is
perfectly wei Il every Wy. That was
ten faentlis ago.
As for nlssssit, hal an injury TO
my iinrer which t1r;sSf INTO carrs- OF
the hone Several tssctorS we're en-
pleycsi, bat the result was the bone
kept on eating SWAY At ias. they
concluded that 10 Order 60 save the
hand The finger had 20 he mus put&;esf.
fsethoeght nssse.f OF DE. Jordan. OBJ
tanned his mssiIrine. sua ia tso weeks
time it cured the bore disease and
retained nay IaseF. How mugh sat-
fesiag AID expense we might h4ys
sayesl had sc kaoxn * the HsIosyef.-
stie Ae.slcsne and Iif. !. Esreze
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American Express fos. Canadian Pacific
5Dss. Canadian Southern 80. Central Pa
eifr 70, Burlington x Quincy il0.s, Della
ware & Laekawanna IN. Denver 4 kio
fsraade q. Esie ~ !. lake shore ssss. Louis
willie 4 Nasty lie szt. Michigan Central q y.
kansas 4 Texas ID. Sew York Central 1c4sss
northern Pacific 2sss. preferred 81. North
western fO4. Oregon Improvement als,
Navigation III. Trnnsconiinen,ai =, Pa
eifie Mail soi,. Reading s7ks, Rock Island
iol. Il. Paul 81 !. Texas Pacific lel. Union
Pacific 5g.. United sfates Express II.
Fargo 10. Western Union 70is-
xEx YenK STOCK REVIEW.
MY Yosx, June 1.-THE stock market
shows a steadier. decreasing volume Of
business. but to-day IL was strong ut every
poiuf. aud with scarcely setback. ad-
vanred from the opening to the close,
leaving prices materially higher. The
Gould stocks aud the trunk lines took the
lead ia the advance. bu; the entire list
shared ia the improvement, though the
gains recorded were for fractions only
[ Missouri Pacific. however, gained Ia ana
Gorernrnenf bonds were dull and firra-
NEE YORK MARKETS.
SEs YogK, June B.--Hops-Firm, Cali
/ fornia 3tssii.
sugar-Firmer. quiet, fair refining quoted
li-is. iioIio } 1915, refined quiet, ua'
changed.
{ copper-sfeady, lake sie.5s
:. Lead-firm. quiet, domestic f3.ss
Tin--wssk. straits $l1.so.
gosfee--spot fair. Rio fra, $i5i4. OF
fions 2,yassJ points higher. moderateiy ae-
i tive: sales. sa,ap bags: June si2eeaIs.
I July yllaNfii.6o. August $ieeealv.s',
september siasaaie.5S.
PETROLEUM.
xxw YoRK. June l4-Pe;roleum opened
steady. hut after d slight decline In the
carly trading, It became strong. A period
( OF dullnezs ensued. and prices sasged Oh
{ slightly, closing steady. Consolidated Ex-
chanc,,--t, penin, 75sz. highest -, I. lowest
I 10. closing m. stock Exehange-open-
ing 7Gs-. highest ~, lowest 76i., closing
5 II; sales, f.iis.0oo barrels.
CHICAGO Markets.
( CHICAGO, June Enthusiastically. cash
So. July siit, August - SIS.
Corn-Easy, cash 52i4, July SOS, Al
gust hsss
oa,s-Firm. cash -. July $50. August
+ 81.
Bariey--Nominal
Pork-sseady. cash sls.7o. July ls "a
Lard steady. cash ssi7's, July 1850
August sst2ii-
CHICAGO eSTTLE MARKETS
CHICAGO, June B.--cattle = Receipts
10000 rnevelly higher except for sras.ers
steers stsea5, stockers and feeders $2-os
I IA 20. Texans 81 21a,i.ao.
Hogs-Rerei,,ts 5000. opened 5 point.
lower, recovered later and closed trmi
mixed sa.ioas,6o. heavy s.seaaao, lgh'
I shec,,-Receip,s $3.50, steady; mutton,
tiea5. Texans t.2Uts. western feeders $si'
I as 80
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xgw YoRx. juno H-Ncney on cali eazy
I7lss. closed 81 lksi,s: prime msrrnuf.is
p4prr 4assz. sterling xehnnee inll. steady
Il 49, Tor oodzy bills and $lst< fol
demand