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wALLA wALLA WEATHER.

Mr.. II 8 Blandiord signal service OBJ
server at Walla Walla, furnishes the Posi-.
iNTElilU ENCEE the following summary Of
the weather ~ that station suring the
month OF November.
Highest barometer. 20 8, 9th
Lowest barometer, - Is, 18th
Mean barometer, 90 L.
Highest temperature, g.. l2th
Lowest temperature. IS, 18th
Mean temperature. IS
Mean humidity, 81 per cent
Prevailing wind. southwest
Maximum velocity Of force. Is. west. 9th.
Total rainfall or melted snow. 0 ~ inch
Number " days on which GOT or more
rein or melted snow fell g.
Number Of days cloudy, r.
Number Of days fair &
Number Of days clear, T.
REMARKS
November was cool. cloudy and com.
paratiyeiy dry. and somewhat fGggy dur
ing the last 10 DAYS Of the month. Records
show cold suaps. the usual thing for Novem-
brr. after which the weather is mild and
pleasant til about February.
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oLX5iFIA NEWs.



OLYMrfA. Dee The t-aliCt officers arr
tepi quite hgsH a. present sprohoudiog
aud riddiur the c.ly 81 tfauFs aud o her
"a spiciaus characters who arc here iu
plentiful numbers, They are probably tho
SAME fellows VIA werc itawr1 oar at ttv
down SAlnt C.tl,H fvNvutls Naru thgs
reach ON wpia, however, taty quickly
rs6lire thar they are uut wanted aud 100
yaraHiy travel oaaaE3 Within 81 avuTs 81
ter they arrive herr
Ia tho district co0e, yrsfcr3av. john
O'GGra pleaded guilty 90 settling U4gos ;g
indians. hut was discharged owla. t1 fNe
fact that he has alresiy Inhabited thH I.ya
iteniisry fer SIX months. awaiting Nl. irial
Tue balance 81 the day WAS dryws-i rt
the case Of Niuusgcf NJ fht -eat1o Mann
featuring Company.
Mis- Fioy Frost Ess accepted ,is-ssalr
in the New YORK store.
Mr u. II Muiiea 81 Monte,zao is .a tht
eitv to-day.
Tho Olympia aud draws Uas,or r,l,
pheuc company uaw has ITS ass extended
10 lIoqViam ANA Aberdeen
Mr. Crosby ot CtairslA is lu lac rItF.
the guest 81 Hou FrApk T. Eiodstfl
MI Boyd. who has ssssi sFerrs, weeks
with his frlcu Mr.. r. 1. carson. Ga l1i,
city, has lcit Tor chicago. M8i.c camp.ug
out shortly before his departure. Upoa p,
firing he buiit his bel ui Er bourhs tou
near the camp ere, AND when Do VAS iu
She midst OF MS peaceful stHug s'rS, Pc ~ s>
suddenly awakened aod gur kiY realized
that be was euVclopVd Ia Eausys. w hluH
Ncrc demOlsAiag hts dry Or hcdJirr Et
escaped none toa soon foF tis feet we've
alrCady very badly burnt auj a. Cua,e-
Queucc be Fetugas 10 Chicago a Temporary
cripple.
Ms. A. II. n. Staart la, sali hep sam "a be-
lake ranch 60 M ". 4 Vance Wla v 10
reside on aBd improve Lhe sslU
~ \. OsiraEdrf s eoslstr1e. us tNo ysfs
neat iitgle cottages GA FrAas be- ,frvet D.
tween k.hA sad Nirfa. witch at " ID
lease when CeUpsgsnt Z, IS So D. Hat,5
that mNay Others ksvi4s S&eGut i0.s wG,
follow the doctors Sxalaplc sua g1us.fusI
residences upon taem. Satra are 81 PRES
ens 80 badly needed tu this clty.
CORPORATIONS ls0aNRn
The following corporations hSye Gsed
articles with Secretary 0aipgs
Gilman Park iaHsher Company a. seattle
capital stock s. .00a. trustees. john LEAN
W. X, Ballard snd Jos T. sinclair, Iis oh
lects are 20 construct. osa ssd operate
.awmllis In this territory. aat % manGisc-
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fure. buy. sell ard deal IN iGnDer. i4ths.
ssshes. Door. Rf1doHs. s1fngies- ctr
me s1fauozaa Cod aud silver Ainlng
cOrapsny ~ Seattle: czfsiisl stos,k So 90
frslstees. ". G. shesTer. J. ". e.1gf, W
r. ess;,sefs A.. 70 carr on she bss8nsss q
ragusax for gold. silver and other metals
AL coal 10 the county q 9xas0gan-
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS,


SAS Francisco. Dec. Wheat Few
buyers in the market. and business very
dull. qnotabie 5 45(di ~
Barley-5teady al sllt'Gs2i2c.
Oats-SOme little relief bias been afforded
By purchases to fill orders for the Aus
iraiiau colonies. IL is said that 1900 tons
have beeu sold for shipment. Receipts
liberal and no change in prices.
Hops Q1ipt aud aull.
PutatOIs-Market well supplied: prices
remain unchanged
Butter prices stationary.
Eggs-1 here are free arrivals and prices
are easy 81 last quotations
No charters reported.
NEE YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YORK, Dec. The stock market
TO-DAY was somewhat less active, aud while
ieyerish, was generally strong aud showed
throughout firm uDdeFtoae. The temper
Of the nom was moderately buliish, but
the list bad considerable realizations by
the trading element. as well a. by London
aud, some hammering speclalties, among
which Rock Island was the most cOuspicu
Gus. 10 contend With. though dispatches Ia
regard 10 the railroad situation as lmprov-
ing and builish kilograms from Chicago
gave Conhiedt tone to buying.
Governments dull and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, Dec Money on call easy
at 2d2la; closed, offered .. Prime
mercantile paper fs.GGis Sterling
exchange dull aud steady. a silt for co.
day bills 81 81 . for demand
BONDS
Is ,registeredl II as ,couponsJ los
4 ,coupoasl .-.....i2s Pacific 6's. .......l IFS
A. 4, ircristeredt I0>
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AEH fD&hs EsUFs ~ lrf1- :
Elmer u. Howard. Port Tow nsend. W. T.;
DzaE sis. beg that sou viii express 20
the Republicans Ot Port Townsend, my
high appreciation 81 the handsome badge
yGu are Kind enough 10 send me y VIII
have e foremost place among my e0GFe-
Mrs Of the cam sizB. II read IL sym BAL
ism Alright IL showed z more intense con
fdeBes Ia the triumph Of the Republl csn
patty than WIS generally entertained b.
the Republicans of the East. aud the earn
EST hopes 81 The people Of tie territory
doomed to be mere to1kers-0n ia the great
conflict, have my sIneefe sympathy. Very
truly yourz. LEVI r NORToN.
GOSPEL WREsTLTSs MATCH.
samuel P. Putnam, an officer Of the
American Secular Union, who is ~ pFese u
giving a series OF lectures ia the city Oh the
Glory Of lnfdelify" and similar subjects,
will debate with the Rev. J. v. Denisou,
pastor Of the 81 Z. church, sunday even
Ing next on the divine 5gin Of the bible
and the divinity Of Jesus. Both gentlemen
are hueut and able speakers, and much ia
tefest is taken ia the affair b. our citizens
PERSONAL.
NJ. Reed, representing b. u. osborne &
Co, g. ia The city.
Mr. Jas. Sweeney. the enterprsing mer-
chant Of Friday HRfb0r, is in town.
Customs DalceT Dan :. sWcfdhger ar
rived from Tacoma this morning
The principal topic % conversation IS the
bali Of the Knights of Pythiss Bico takes
place tonight, and for which the most eN-
tenslyc preparations have been aede.
SHIPPING.
Bark Ca-r0iltou sailed last night, coal
laden from Tacoma for san Francisco.
ship Gsorgina, with lumber from Tacoma
for Valparaiso arrived down last night
steamer Aneon, from Alaska. has Just
q. cd hat aafl ft4t
her return to morrow, the Idaho being laid
in
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poKr rowssESD NEWS.
Letters from Harrison and Merton
Joint nsbate Arranged.


PoNr T0Exsxsp. Dee. "a fsE Cars after
the result Of the Presidential eiettian be
came known. the voAug kepw3icAGs -
this city. heassd By Hr.. KirnEg u HgNAFd,
sent Letters 81 npagszfaistlan aad hard
some gold b4ssges to Gen. Harrison and Mf.
Morton. The badges we're maie after a
design gotten VI b. Mf A. A. PiHEgaef 81
fnss city. and represented soaring ssEie
ornaraentea with the letter f.. and tearing
ia rs fa}0ns aen1ofai xet looking fos17teT
70 = hieh vas E.fached the letter g TIE
acknowledges aege received This El9ra-
ing and are glSen beloE
INpT8xAruLfs. SoT- =.
Elmer Howard. Port Tgxusead. ". T.
NJ Dear sif. Gen. Harrison directs nae ~
acknowledge yoEf fsger u ne I'D int
and 10 thsgk gasl for il expre ssions Of p-g-
s0nai regard, a. wssl A. for the Hsique ans
eNuressiYe badge q the Republicans OF
your iefrifory. and % thAuk ygu and taeTa
fof your and their services during this can
paiRn. Very truly yOars.
T. ". HALF0RD.
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lase n ,sS q asss. Ia sac, C,rAry.
81, se,rstiS whi,s sFsr5s1. Clea-y
Eastern casa prices, c.aaks. CIeGry.
ae-- esa,ei isv f.Tess-rs'n- FoSr I,s-EL.
g. Er.eE efher-
shear lA2H embroidered ls.1ks--
sa..- tstr.er Clear
Fancy - a-sp-av ue2t saturday cyla-
Ing tTAlas. >sage-Hssa & 90.
tvr trimming Chester rlrary.
trtce cur sea a-H>les tleAry.
Esltktr- 53t3> Chester Cicsrv.
>sass. Chester Cyary.
ssauis tleste- Cl,ary
Tcgsls- Eaesse7 Cieary
E.abcas Chester Csezry.
RihhaAs CaesJeF clear.
Baakcis> chester C'rSry
Napkins Chester Clcsry.
Nes dreSs Eessts. Chester Cisary.
fr.ee ear e4aaets Chester Clcary.
Come Antss-s oar display aext Sstn-3Gy
creasng. 1skaAs, Singer1sn & CO.
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lTRAnEl
swIFT's spEcIFIc


Is ea;lru,y a vegetable preparation COZ
tain,ns 10 ,1e-cu-y. Potash, A-rea!c, CT o.hcr
poisonous szbsia2~ -
swIFrs SPECIFIC
IIas ~--ol huail-ois OF cases OF E-i.1elio-
NJ o. C-accr q the Skin, thousands q c=scs
of Eczema. Food Hano-s and s,,ia Disease,
aid h;-n.,rc>-s Il Thousands Of cases Of Scro--
Ia, Flood Poison and B,ood faint.
swUT's SPECIFIC
Has reflcvs3 thousands Of cases of rercc-
TiaI To soain-,, rheumatism and Stiffness Of
the Joints.
CHATTANOOGA, TN, JuTc2-. fs>s-Svif''s
carly part Of the pres MT year, a bad case Il
blnoi / dson appeared up1si me. l bc,;-u
ttkius : = & EsIder advice Of another, an
to-day feel greatly improved. | am Sill
taking the med cine an SHAH continue to d.
SO until am perfectly well b lievu IL Nj
eIecE PerIeese-ire. Yours truly.
III West STA S.
CoLrNBra. s. C.. JAY :, ie1s-Thc Swift.
Sgecific Co.. Atlanta, Ga--Genilemen. " .;
. great suIerer fro,n muscular rheuH lsl
for two yea could get no perfnant II re-
lief from = ? medlcine prescribed by my
your : 5. 9, nj now an Is wei as ever
was In M ] f. an sure your medicine
cured me. and wosid recommend T. T. any
one suffering from az blood disease. YOGss
truly, O. T. HUGJEs,
Co=S-c or Z. .. O.. - u.
WACO, T-xGs, EaT Q. 3-Gcntlc-aea: The
vile u chs II nay customers VS. terribly
an ctel M.tl ! ,athsumc skin disease. that
covered her gIOle body. She was confined
t. her bod for several years b. t4Is afliiction.
aud could not help herself at all SIC could
not SIC, p from a violent itching and stinging
OF the skin. The disease bafiied the skill of
the physicians vino treated 1t. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swift's Specific,
and she commenced 10 improve almost i'm
me iiaSely. and In a few weeks she was ap-
parcntly we'll She is now a hearty fine
looking lady. with no trace Of the affection
LIT. Yours very truly, J. p SEARS
WHOLESALE DTu ,'-ist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Flood e-d Skin Diseases mailed
free. The SWIFT s7-cuIc Co. Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga; New York, 5J5 broadway.
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All Chronic, Nervous ana spee'-'
Df.ease. skflifrIlV Treated.

DR.. O. johnson, who recebuy 49, -
eight mouths in the principal hosPss
aud leading medical institutions u 80
York City investigating the inoA 49, -.
ing resumed practice in seattle, Z ~
pared 10 treat all classes o. eaig a.
maiadies, such rs liver complaint,
pepsih. rheumatism, all Affections y "a
kidneys, heart ami lungs. all sknD 80. s
blood diseases, al ailments arislns .srssl
a weakened nervous system. 81 "a
diseas $. all genitO urinary disess as'.,,,,r
all diseases peculiar to women, a res,s.s
20 the latest aud most improved m 'as.sie
Consultation free. Charges 49,
ofare, rooms 50 and 70, New fesie' W.
Mfll street.
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SEATTLE-WHATC0H ROUTE.
SEATTLE-LA CONNER ROUTE,


I EAVES YESLER'S WHARF YOR Ia
IL coma, Olympia asd Big skookum at :
a. a. every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day.
Returning, leaves shelton, Big Skookum,
at a. m. every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday.
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UHtF Tor sane IN Iots 10 suit:
200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
300 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts. mixed.
20 ton Ground and Rolled farley
Spokane Mills Extra Flour.
Ellensburgh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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srEioKEN VIM ArorLENy.
senator David Mcclure. 90 "a
E......l..--. IA L.

Francisco. Dying.
StN fEAN,Is-o Dec. David Mcclure
state -enatlr truw the Iucu'v ninth dis
fr'c., MAS str.r Ael With au1u.rNv THur,IiaN
evening, s1I a. late hour fo night bis
rrFs ar rHfuurHUts bis ease hopeless
NJ NH.lln has nsrI s. strong Erug r.iCau
l- r-rr'rF nut attorney aud j. president ID
f.r fa..H 'aasf H.HFi "a $50 Nss1sta 500
us l.ain 1.U hc EraafIy regretted ty Bis
t..Cuis throughout Tire state
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physician & SURGEON, ROOM IT,,
Colonial block, corner Second and
Columbia streets. Office hours 10 to II, 2
% 4 and nighIS Tnlenhnne I2S
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Ehl,t0m & Ssniahm00 Route
STEAMER GEO. {. STARR

Seattle, El1,com { Ssniahm00 Route
STEAMER cEo. &. STARR
irssCs Seattle a. go e. ~ MONDAYS.
MCiuc, 'sys uUd FRIDAYS Arrives - " hat
co-n ai d g. U-- TUESDAYS. Thursdays snd
SATURDAYS Returning. 'sHses Nharcum a.
! 2. ~. lassitass aud Tllrsdals snd ou
sunday 20 = g. "a. Arrives ~ seattle ~
a. II Wednesdays Eui Fridays AID ga sun
ssgs Bhsuf r. r. a.
Leaves y la'-oln for Sea.jahrnoo -atu--
UaYs 81 q. u. Leaves ocmiahE1no Tor
Nhu'ouui saturdays ~ ; e. ma, arriving a.
Naatesn a-a1l' 3. rl
SOTO E-->issF3er lasds o. ali regular
au3llss except paA asrtu:, IAooaury and
flta' AZ.
U. s. Maii Steamer Aassalo
Leaves seattle far Nbs.cora and ell wav
landings >aafSys tuesdays and Thurs
"a s a. T. e. I'd Arrives 81 Nlatoom Nou-
Ia =, Nrlnesdzys ard SsiSays A. S D. ~
Returning lrs}ts N.s-opm same tays
"a ? m. arriving a. Svattie TUESDAYS.
laurs LAYS sHs. ~a5lTlsys Al = 3. %.
v. q HtHtDEh- tfeuL MANAGE.
e.. y JOHNSON. Superintendent
4. L maxwell
GEM Pass aa1 Ticket Agent
p = FOLEY, Locai Agest.
Cly DECK
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W. S. & I. co.
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
SEATTLR-P0RT TOWNSEND ROUTE.

ETEAMER EDITH WILL RUN DAILY
- between Seattle aud Port Townsend,
leaving seattle al 1880 ?. m, touch ing al
Port Madison, Port Gamble and Port Lud-
low. Returning-Leave Port Townsend
daily Except sunday at g. 50 a. IN.
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FANNIE H. ABBOTT,

HoMEOPATHIST, FORMERLY OF 1868
IL Washington street, Boston. Masss-
chgsetts, gives special attention to diseases
of women and children. Those expecting
confinement or suffering from menstrual
Irregularities should especially consult
her. Calls answered day Or night. Con-
spltation free. Treatment free for those
unable to pay from TO 10 g. m. Wednes-
DAYS Rooms, KENNY Block, Seattle.
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Treatise on Eiood ead Skin Diseases mailed
free The SWIFT sg-cuIc Co, Drawer 8.
Atlanta, Ga; New York, 80 Broadway.
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SwTFrS SPECIFIC

Is en;Ire.y a vegetable preparation cor
tanning 10 ,1e-cu-y. Potash, A-reaic, CT o:hcl
r,oisono5s sz5sta2~ -
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1888-08-11
SIERRA COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

The republicans Of the United States
ensemble BY their delegates in national
convention, pause on The threshold OF
t..er proceedings TO honor the memory
pf their first great leader, the immortal
champion Of liberty and the rights Of the
psople, Abraham lincoln, and cover also
with wreaths Of impeYishable rcmcm-
brance and gratitude the heroic names
of our later leaders, who have been more
recently called away from our councils,
4irant, Garfield, Arthur, Logan and
Conkling. May their nemories be faith
fully cherished. We also recall with our
greetings and with prayers for his recov-
cry the name of one Of our living heroes,
whose memory will be treasured in the
history, both of republicans and OF the
republic, the name OF that noble soldier
an.l favorite child Of victory, Philip II.
Sheridan.
In the spirit Of those great leaders and
Of our own devotion 10 human liberty
and with that hostility TO all forms OF des-
potism and oppression which is the fun
Al mental idea of the republican, party,
we send fraternal congratulations TO our
fellow Americans in Brazil upon their
act Of the abolition of slavery throughout
the South American continent.
We earnestly hope that We may soon
congratulate orr fcilew citizens OF Irish
birth upon the peaceful recovery Of home
rule for Ireland.
Ne reafIirm our unsweryiae devotion
70 the national constitution and TO the
indissoluble union Of the states, to the
autonomy reserved to the states under
che constitution, 70 :hc personal rights
and tihaFtias of l.ifizang in AL the Stutps
and territories in the union, and especial.
n 10 the supreme and sovereign right Of
the lawful citizen. rich OF poor, native or
foreign born, white or black, TO cast one
ire,, ballot ;n public elections and TO have
that ballot duly counted.
We hold the free and honest popular
ballot and the just and equal representa-
tion Of all the people. to be the founda.
ton Of our republican government, and
demand effective Legislation 10 secure the
integrity and purity Of elections, which
ara the foundation of all public author
ity.
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HnsbsBd (despnndsatly l-"ninsp ieok
tough, ny dsas. bas ths wss,a swo -
living" s
wife (isnpasisatlyt-.Well, To- Asas.
sn's sake, Jehs, bssse - suA sellsss itr'
~-NVw YORK Sur. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-09

first sorry appearance In society, as IL from
first humiliation, for no actor can come
upon the stage with a worse grace. Not to
60 further back, which would be judged too
curious, there are subsequently many moving
and decisive accidents in the lives of ali,
which would make as logical period as this
Of birth. And here, for instance, DR..
Desprez, man past 40, who had made what
Is called a failure in life, and was moreover
married, found himself at a new point of do.
parture when he opened the door Of tho loft
above Tentaillon's stable
1t was large place, lighted only by a
single candle set upon the floor. The mounte-
bank lay on his back upon pallet, large
man, with quixotic nose inflamed with
drinking Mime. Tentaillon stopped over
him, applying hot water and mustard EN-.
brocation to his feet; and on chair close by
sat little fellow Of II or IL, with his feet
dangling. These three were the only occu-
pants, except the shadows. But the shadows
were company in themselves; the extent Of
the room exaggerated them to. a gigantic
size, and from the low position of the candle
the light struck upward and produced de
formed foreshortenings The mountebank's
profile was enlarged upon the wall Ia carca-
ture, and it was strange to see his nose
shorten and lengthen as the flame was blown
about by draughts As for Nine Tentaillon.
her shadow was no more than gross hump
of shoulders, with now and again a hemis-
phere of head The chair legs were spindled
out as long as stills. and the boy sat perched
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SURGEON GENT w. A. HAMMOND
says we can each prolong our life II We
learn the secret thereof. WHAT is
THIS SECRET II you soak sponge
in oil, the sponge will have in It all the
peculiarities of the oil. So every organ
in the body contains all the peculiarities
Of the blood. II the kidneys, the only
blood purifiers, do not clean the blood Of
the waste of the system, then the various
organs will give out and you will have
RHEUMATISM, MALARIA, HEADACHES,
AaUE, CHrLLs AND FEVER, INFO.
TENCY, BLADDER DISEASES. LANE
BACK, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
BAD EYES, STOMACH TROUBLES, BoILs,
CARBUNCLEs, ABsCEssEs, AroPLExY,
PARALYSIS and in women FEMALE
TROUBLES. The secret of good health
then lies in keeping the kidneys ueu. II
you don't, you can't cure any Of the
above diseases. They may not suspect it,
but eight persons out Of every ten have
some form of kidney arrangement. The
only scientific blood purifier is the famous
WARMERS SAFE CURE, which not
only cures kidney diseases, but the ma.
jority Of ailments which really come from
unsuspected kidney disease.
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encs on the floor, turned little round and
looked the boy over at his leisure. The hoy
was not In the least put out, but looked
placidly back at the doctor /.
SIS this your fatherF asked Despre,.
''Oh, no." returned the boy; omy master. y
"Are you fond Of himr' continued the
doctor.
"No, sir" said the boy.
Nine. Tentaillon and Despres exchanged
expressive glances
That b bad, my man. resumed tho
latter, with Q shade Of sternness, EVERY
one should be fond Of the dying, or conceal
their sentiments; and your master here IL
dying. II have watched q bird a little
while stealing my cherries, have thought
OF disappointment when be niss away OVER
my garden wall, and see him steer Tor the
forest and vanish. How much more a
creature such a. this, % strong, % astute, 90
richly endowed with facultiesi When I
think that, In few hours, the speech will be
silenced, the breath extinct, and even the
shadow vanished from the wall, who never
saw him, this lady who knew him only as q
guest, are touched with some affection"
The boy was silent for Q little, and ap-
peared TO be rejecting.
'You did not know him." he replied at
"He Is little l,agan," sid the landlody.
"For that matter, they are all the same, these
mountebanks, tumblers, artists, and what
not, They have no interior"
But tho doctor was still scrutinizinp tho
little pagan, his eyebrows knotted and up.
lifted
"What IA your namer' he asked.
n-Marie,' said the lad
Desprez leaned upon him with s,na ~ bia
sudden flashes Of excitement, and felt his
head all over from an chronological point Of
view.
"Celtic, Celtic!" he said.
"Celtic' cried Nine. Tentaillon, who had
perhaps confounded the word with hydro.
eephalous "Poor ladl is It dangerousf'
"That depends" returned the doctor.
grimly. And then once more addressing the
boy: sand what do you do for your living,
Jean-Marie1' he inquired.
81 tumble" was the answer.
''Sol Tumblei' repeated Desprez. "Prob-
ably healthful. I hazard the guess, Mime.
Tentaillon, that tumbling is healthful way
Of life. And have you never done anything
else but tumblef'
"Before I learned that I used to steal. -
answered Jean Marie gravely.
) "Upon my word" Cried the doctor "You
are a nice little man for your age Madame,
when my confrere comes from Bourron, you
will communicate my unfavorable opinion.
] leave the case In his hands, but, Of course,
on any alarming symptom, above all IL there
should be a sign Of a rally, do not hesitate to
knock me up. l am a doctor no longer,
thank God; but l have been one. Good
night madame. Good sleep to you, JEAN
Marie"