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DELPHI HEYLIGER.
Bv WASHINGTON IRVING.

The next night, then, Dolph repeated
his vigil. He now entered the house
with some trepidation. He was partic-
ular In examining the fastenings of all
the doors, and securing them well. He
locked the door of his chamber, and
placed q chair against it; then, having
dispatched his supper, he threw himself
on his mattress and endeavored to sleep.
1t was all in vain--a thousand crowding
fancies kept him waking. The time
slowly dragged on. as If minutes were
spinning out themselves into hours.
As the night advanced he grew more
and more nervous; and he almost started
from his couch when he heard the mys-
terious footstep again on the staircase.
Up it came, as before, solemnly and
slowly, tramp-tramp-tramp! 1t .ap-
preached along the passage; the door
again swung open, as If there had been
neither lock nor impediment, and
strange looking figure stalked into the
room. It was an elderly man, large and
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"1his is yo,.r true life, my boy"

''IhlS Is your true life, my boy"
''This is your true life, my boy"
said he, slapping Dolph on the shoulder;
"a man is never a man till he can defy
wind and weather, range woods and
wilds, sleep under a tree, and live on bass
wood leaves!'
And then would he sing stave or two
of a Dutch drinking song, swaying short
SQUAD Dutch bottle in his hand, while
his myrmidons would join in chorus, I'M
til the woods echoed again-as the good
old song has it:
They all with shout made the clements ring,
So soon as the Office was DER;
To feasting they went with true merriment,
And tippled strong liquor glore.
In the midst of his jovialty, however,
Heer Antony did not lose sight of dis
erection. Though he pushed the bottle
without reserve to Dolph, yet he always
took care to help his followers himself,
knowing the beings he had to deal with;
and he was particular in granting but
repast being ended, the Indians having
drunk their liquor and smoked their
pipes, now wrapped themselves in their
blankets, stretched themselves on the
ground with their feet to the fire, and
soon fell asleep, like so many tired
hounds. The rest of the party remained
chatting before the fire, which the gloom
of the forest and the dampness of the air
from the late storm rendered extremely
grateful and comforting. The converse
ton gradually moderated from the hilar-
ity Of supper time, and turned upon
hunting adventures and exploits and
perils in the wilderness, many of which
were SO strange and improbable that
will not venture to repeat them, lest the
veracity of Antony Wander Heyden and
his comrades should be brought into
question. There were many legendary
tales told also about the river and the
settlements on its borders; in which val
liable kind of lore the Heer Antony
seemed deeply versed. As the sturdy
bush beater sat in the twisted root of a
tree that served him for kind Of arm
chair, dealing forth these wild stories,
with the fire cleaning on his strongly
marked visage, Dolph was again repeat
eddy perplexed by something that re-
minded him of the phantom of the
haunted house; some vague resemblance
that could not be fixed upon any precise
feature or lineament, but which pervaded
the general air of his countenance and
figure.
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To be continued.
Facts Are Stubborn Things.

And It is an undisputed fact That we are
hearing and reading every day OF sudden
deaths from ApopleXy and Heart Disease.
Your friend or acquaintance has been strick-
en- dead or left in paralyzed condition
when supposed to be in the height of
strength and vigor. Anti-Aponlectine will
prevent Apoplevy and cures Paralysis;
Procure bottle from your druggist or send
to DIR, F.. s. Hutchinson 4 Co., OF EnOs-
burgh Falls Vt. for circulars.
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PHI A. piles. Itching Piles.

observation-disclosures, intense itching and singing;
most at night by scratching II allowed to con-
nue tumors form which often bleed and ulceratc be-
coming very SORE SwAYNEs OINTMENT stops the itch
ing and bleeding heals liberation and in most cases re-
moves the tumors All druggists by mail for so cts.
DR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. 80
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Are You Going

70 travel? If so you must be very careful
of your health, or your doctors bills will
cost you more than your travelling expenses.
A bottle of Sulphur Bitters will protect you
from all sickness incident to change of eli
mate.-[ Evening Telegram.
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Eczema, Itchy. Scaly, SKIN TEXTURES.
The simple application Of "SwAyNEs OINTMENT"
without any internal medicine will any case Of Tet
ter Salt Rheum Ringwom, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pim-
ples, Eczema ali Scaiy Itchy SKIN EruP tions no m,
ter how obstinate or how long sandin 6. 1t is potena
effective, and costs but a triae. "a
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BLOOD AND SKIN plsEAsEs.

syphilis. disease mcst dreadful I'm In rnsass.
completely ernciic3Eed
~s Sassrs estArrh. sse, permanently cured
Kidney, urinaFy and Bladder comniasnt.
peant@i. dtMrmlL too freanenk hmFFaim ar cr
nsooay aFine. high colored Or with milky seiI-
gleet eystitis promptly aad ssfeiy cnrsT
charges reasonable
Our Success in nMana uner Ear4~
Cur remedies acs quickly and curs perras.
We do not claim 20 know ev.rxshinr \, r.,..
ton 20 medicine or Diseases o. % be aka % cnra
every case. bus we do claim that a isres1 exaas,
~ 49, practice with unparalleled
s1eeezs e sustain II are the oess prooi Of doc.
KxpeEIsnee Is worth everything. Know,sas.
g&4ned ~ ccntnistng with, critically examining
ana successfully treating thoasaadx 81 persons
81 every age sax, profession and occupation. al
iselsa WITH eyesy prezentaole form ana stage az
suffering with Ike naalsdsea, thAf we have a.
eeesied - restoring health % a large nafarlty AZ
eases tfesseds eyen after other skilled aEd ensr-
getn pnyAieiens have tailed 70 effect ans perIna-
nent change Tor the better
We. We are p.sronissd ~ . class q ladies' and
ssnslsmsn sao sasAcious % 20 imposed upon ~
an ignorant quack. and Their are too tnpepen6-
esit 20 Be frightened away from physicians whs
ars curing them
Persons calling a. our Oface can have she snsas-
faction Of 4 free Consultation. VITA ne assar
ance that they may depend upon receiving can
did opinions honorable. square dealing reason
pF0@pecs OF improvement or cure
Oar practice Il founded upon The results Of the
best mesnoes. without reference 70 schools oe
You viii nos be urged or persuaded 20 take
treatment ami no one Will be treated unless
there 10 strong probability Of Q cure Or parma
nent benefit Make fnterrogations and decide
for yourself
Once hours. Frons q IA 20 p N. san-
days 90 IL n M. only.
NJ R--Pcrsons unable 10 visit IA mar 10
treated es their homes ny ccTFeapondeeoa
Medicines and instructions seat b. mai o. 81.
rresk Consultation free.
Always send stamp whsn reply Is expecsed
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Railroad Conductors,
ENGINEERS, FIREMEN,
BRAKEMEN, GRIPMEN,
--AND--
All that Ride Continuously,
TAKE NOTICE.

1t lis weil-known fact that nine out OF
ten OF all classes Of people whose busi-
ness calling is rsilroading, where they
ride day in and day out, win sooner or
later complain of severe pains in their
backs. Caution. What does this mean 7
Ask yourselves the question. We viii
answer il Tor you. Your kidneys are fast
becoming diseased, and il you neglect
them there il one result--certain death.
We have had many cases, and hold testi-
mnnials OF railroad men that have taken
their troable in time, and by the use Of
the greatest vegetable remedy that has
ever been introduced In The world, viz:
TIE GREAT SIERRA KIDNEY AND
LIVER CURE, have been cured and
their kidneys strengthened to such an ex-
tent that they can pursue their vocations
without fear. This wonderful remedy is
becoming daily the most popular OF
any Kidney and Liver Cure that ever has
existed. Give II one trial and you win
send 10 us a testimonial TO add TO our
large and fast increasing list.
For sale by all druggists.
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xyEr SEATTLE FERRY--
DAcIrFc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DAcIFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Tsspasch steamers srcm SEATTLE ~ setsovE
F.sv Ssa Fsanei&ca via for1 FewaSea4 ara
Victoria Al p - passenger feeeixsd ga
tsarst "a = "A ! rr~era hev & s. Is II. - And -
snd ever sye aAyx thereafter.
Yer Alaxkss tsseezaoTS an1 - ~ pa r.
Fraa saa Fsaressco toz Ntetosaa An1 FEgcs
snEana vwsv.sr AIS a n Dsc9mheF 4. 6 Il. Is
81 = ard 81, AaS every ave days HeFa-
af2Rs
TTekSss Eay - ekzAsEe4 81 TIE czzce o. k2e
r.ss.razr n seeeAH pes ~Sksse.
s.S90pAIf. FEkKESs a Co.
GeSssas AzeasA
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THE WATKR rRoxr.

Insxsmy
The bask Tsmpisr has gene to the coal hunk.
ers % load coal
The steanses Mary r. Persey left for eaunfsh
yesterday alter . Load Of hxy
TIC steamship wiEmsnztoa leaves san Yran.
cisco tof sssEiIa nsxt fsesasy.
ne steamer J. C. Erstssin left for another load
Of Chnckxnut ssone yesterday.
The ssszsaes Fanny Lake vas noofed a. Pun-
phsry's wharf 81 dsy yesterday.
TIE steamship City Of Pusbsa. Captain pehney.
has gone - Tacoma 10 Asack3rRe.
80 bark Seminole vii 20 % sea win cargo
Of enai for szn Francisco within few dayA
Tns steamer Jonsphine brought Ia buf light
load Of freight fFom Hood's canal yezterdaT
A piis-driFer MAS At work yesterday extending
the night incIlns 20 the y axhsBgtea street slip.
The ADner Cobufn. Captain Nicola IL roosed
~ the spar bcay awaiting her tmrE 20 load coal.
The Abnsr Coburn Efli take iAs ssmlnoie's
place - the coal bunken when the lAtfes tn
fkhex loading.
The ship Ivsnhse. Captain Grifith, vent 20
sea yesterday morning with Also Tons Of coal
foF sAa Francisco
The Puget soand snore track has hen ex-
tended nearly the full length OF the City dock
along ffs south side.
Tbs Premasf came In from Vancouver a. usuai
yesterday morning. she brought only . light
load ot freight bar . nmmbeT OF passengers
The steamer Henry Bailey, with between forty
ard city toms Of ffeIgkg for the different skagit
river points, left here late Thursday night
The steamship 1eanie. dailing IN the Wells
lire. IL sceeiaett 10 leave san Francisco for the
SQUAD tomoFF0w night. but she Il not likely %
geE awey before Tuesday naxI
The report that the steamer City OF Kineston.
on hsg way from New York 70 Seattle. had been
Lost was freely discussed In shipping circles yes
terday. In the absence OF anything definite,
the story was d1acFediiel
Captain Frank Worth, ap 20 q few weeks ago
master OF the steamer wilmington. has arrived
ia the city from San Francisco. he has =
scheme on foot 10 start . regular steamer In the
chucksnut stone carrying trade.
shipping Intelfigenee.
sax FRANCISCO. Dec. 20-cleared--slF Queen
% tha Pacific. Victoria whaling hk Efiza. whal.
Ing Deparsed-sgr Hsyuen Rspnbiie, Port
Iownsends ar Oregon. Portland; Bolivia bk
Rundalser. Nansimn; whaling bk Triton. whal
fnR.
Pear TowssKxp. Dec. sailed--Top Gallant
and Atlanta.
P0KT BLAKEIRY Dec. 2a-Sailed-R. X. Ham.
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BEE

TIE steamer Fee i zaw FcA1y 81 ezssz@42
fKEstes esAeiag EA& serxtee g .esezzg aazs
80 F4ssSs AF1sy "a hnnra - e A. Z. sPaaEsA1lSg
81 s1as1sgt as&R hsaNA Iss s<F 49, ha
toSzxss - e sl. - - = sod az Cosozas.A
Al r. EFALIDING.
CwnRE RzA AExak
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wHATcoN AND sEMIAHMoo ROUTE
STEAMER EltHA Andert0n leaves seattle ~ n
"a MONDAYS Wednesdays aud Fridays arrives
a. " hatSnn q n. next aay Returning. leaves
whescasa tuesdays and Thursdays Al , N.
Suaazys q IA Monday trip 90 Seniahusoo1
u b JACKSON President
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EAsT THE
x~xAxxR wAsEL.

sssr, sssx1 Yessesss ssaek a. every TEssiAv.
rsssrxssxv MaA saturday taT E'Sstx@- ALE fsas01
xaswrTlsx Nsek4sssa. M4yyksa-@e. Asue2 All
EsEla II ENsSFAA. Axesk
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,T,HE NEW. FAST STEAMER YAlRHAyEs

rTHE NEW. FAST STEAMER EAIRHAyES
--LxAvKs FOR
Utaalady, Coupeville. Anacortes, Fafrhaven.
Bellingham. sehome, Whnteom and way ports
Monday, Wednesday aad Friday at p N
The steaneF Ekagit Chief viii ran on above
time card during temporary lay-up Of steamer
Faifhayen.
Returning. leaves Seattle for Taeonna wednes-
day, Friday and Sunday as 80 O. m from Seattle
Warehouse Co.'S wharf
BAKER, BACON & CO.. Agents. Seattle.
T. NJ. WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma.
T. l. Cowgirl. Agent. FaiEhayen-
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WzrIs rUaxr SOUND Isx


Lesses san Frsnesscs for sesttss psesmssx a.
isEizx ~ isssFsi s-srsd .: rsdncsz rssss
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eEAITLE. WhAICON And hEAIAHMJU
ROUTE
kteamer leaves seattle tor WhGtcnEn ana all
way landings daily except SATURDAYS e. II p.
n. Arrives af Whafcom ais > m the following
day.
Returning leaves whatcom daily except sat-
urday ~ $50 p. N Arrives ~ seattle at p. m
the following day.
EoTTcK-sieanser leaving Seattle Fridays Ct II
=. n. via 70 70 Blaine and ssmiahmoo. Le&yeH
Blaine for Wheteom a. about p m saturdays
The only once In the city selling uckesz %
ali S..snts Fast and south via the Canadian Pa
cinc, Northern Pacific ead Union Pacific
o. j. BRtsGs. Agent
City Dock
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last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
--FoR--
seattle. Tacoma Olympia. steilkcoom and
McNeiis island
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wINTER TIaE CAR, CARD -

WINTER TIME CARD.
Commencing Tuesday. November L.
Lave Olympia, daily except Monday. % Q m
Arrive Tacoma 10 90 q m
Leave Tacoma Ill ~ m
Arrive Seattle, 40 N
Leave Seattle. daily except Monday 7oopm
Arrive Tacoma. ...~ 400 m
Leave Tacoma. So. 30 m
Arrive Olympia. So. 500 , N
LASDIEGs-ssesttle Yesierss wharf; Tacorna.
n. r. Z. X. wharf Olympia. Horr's wharf.
Meals on board. Only boat making round
trip sundavR Carries North western and wells
Fargo express and fast freight
z J. HATCH. President
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srArrfEwHArcoM RouTn

ssesraeT Washington leAves Seattle AIS . m.
RsndAYa Tuesdays and Thursdays. arrives At
Whatcofn st ? a n. next dzy. Returning. leaves
whaEeoEa 81 s D m. MONDAYS Wednesdays and
Fridays; argiras 81 seattle att q IN next day.
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u 4 mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except saturday. 81 10 20 . m: arrives a.
Port Townsepd at q a. M next day, Returning.
etsle ~ y n.
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HOOPS CANAL RouTE-srEAaER JOSE.
II II

The steamer Josephine win leave Hatfield.
coiman wharf, foot Of Marfoa street. Wednesday
Gamble, seabeck, Union City and all way points
on Hoods Canal. Returning leaves Union City
Monday and Thursday morning. For freight or
passage apply at Hafned-colmau wharf or on
hoard CAPT. IL GILLESPIE. Master.
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VIZ a at Co.-gTEAMERs VIII. LEAVE
w YssleK'a deck, seattle. daily Tor Tacoma
ct 10 q n.
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KAFEWAHA
CAsADlAs PACIFIC EAiLwAY-THETREx
xzAssCosT1SEsrAE RoUrE
-sxrwKxa-
TEE PACIFIC AND THE ArLASrlr

- pszsenEsr eautFment . to fnese IN enc
we<lds consisting 81 3zxu<1oUs ssepfzg cara
having drawing. smoking ard bath rooras. eoea-
fcsTnn4e aDc clean co80zkst cars WITH free slnep-
fEg beFxhs fur A0s9ess OF second class stckssx
Its Gznlng cars and hceEis provide The bess
qaaatsy q food In nnaizited aEznEisy. 81 re&soa-
able rntnA
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&c. Z. FosTEE. Assa. 80.

J-ETON PACIFIC EATLwAY-PCGKT SOUND
u dHEixion- Tbs foiiows1g sehefsie for tAe
oeDpanFsB szeNnez viz b ID cGec< on ard afzeF
Augzsk - lisa. uxsil further noEfees
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TIE GUARANTEE loan And Trust co.
A-sWenTz-DodEs hRsAtinE. seconds@
iArn ana easy real
~.-
Ln.. !. h.xT .s,:.. sressdens
ss s s.4-s . Asa1ss.
TT aEsoa. !. D. TOwsaS. Vi $40
w unoorpOsassdl
THOMAS & KHUTx PRESIDENT
Authorised e.p..a, snacn
nor...s. ,s..s @ l.sprsv.s t.r-a..s4 sls
F'slssss .osssA 80. 49,. 10 aeiAs.
knom kia&en b1otka Seattle, W. T.; George
Fowler, manager
49,. = wan street. Se9 YORK Sears e1iidtn&
DesA- ... 49,.
- wksrEsS oEvasEs
sao'1s enc - aA t. branch Of
General banking business transacted
sight and seiegraphic exchsnes. payable in an
Knrope
1 ,, osss, sss:x - "a ..,o.n go
TWEEN 1AMES CHERRY
= SsAyEs .-------s. ,,;... - l.Ia a
M. BxcKvs .cashisr.
eArrr1I. .laaa
ls<nsA1es seAeLel n1nALns BUSINESS
..r,,,.r ,..x,sa .uusr.. MANAGES.
rx.s.. ,.n.s. .,A.,,. w
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Returning leaves whAfeon At 7.so a N. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays. On the safar-
day trip the Point Arena gees through % seattle.
Fare from Port Townsend % Seattle, 81 Until fur
ther notie passengers or freight from Seattle s0r
the islands by the Port ArerE's "Wednesday and
Friday trips viii be earned on the Washington
Steamboat and TRANSPORTATION Cos steamer
day nigAfs and transferred direct to the Pert
Arena. On these days the w 8 a I. Co. win
issue tick cts and bill freight through to desti-
HERBERT r. BEECHER, MANAGER
j. A. HATFIELD Agent, Seattle
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We give most careful ana cansiaersss assnn.
aoa % Diseases Of wuznen and cAladren IL Yaa
s1Eer fsen any obscure, diGhcal9 O. nnRertnr
Sss1Ase &C u HAA common rnntine doctors tail .
SAre yoa when otAeFs fail The specialists ara
skslsea ~ every department. OF medical and sur
go ex serisneA The professor AAs had years
49, s0<k formerly special professor 81
Monena Hospital College, New YORK. ana e
uss " ne most successful and best known gyne-
eoaosicsl specialists IN thls country
70 Young and hslddls-Axed Men.
NervonE pehiiits. spernaaerrhma se,ntn.a
AcescS FnFsacA Decay. arising fr0za fndixrre-
1oh. pEo11cinE sieeplexnesS asspondenrv
bsl1x4eS % We lace aversion 70 socfafx aaSsfv
atseoarsEed. lack Of confidence. imu nnft ~
k19ay eF b1Sinees, mnd nnds lie / burs4en.
sAie1y permanently AID speedily cured
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
~ u4mita6J
STEAMER PREMIER
FOUND soUTH.
vanooaver. Monday asd Townsend. Thursday
Thursday 7pm and Mondas 3 80 p N
Townsend Monday and Seattle, Friday and
Thursday Ii n Tuesday Jam
Seattle. Tuesday aud Tscoma Friday and
Friday ..........s nj Tuesday .......,. .i0a N
BOUND HoRTa.
LEAVE. ARRIvK
seattle, AZ midnight Townsend .......-S m
Tuesday and Friday whatcom $500 q 30 . m
Townsend - n Roche HaEboe-i2 20 D "a
WhAtcom 49,. 3 80 m Nancouyef. ...-.. pm
Roche Harbor L PM
The company reserves the right 20 changefhs
time table or places Of call without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEATTLR
Tuesdays and Fudsya
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays
JOHN A. o'BRIES, Master
T.w. PARKER, Agent
JOHN Irving. Manager C. P. n. Co, Ia
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SwsI
T4@e Of arrival ard departure q trains
troG Seatta&
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
feara Arriva
Fer sCatA Bend. sneesAl-l sn.r sn,n
nte ard way pcfntA----.t
Yer 6lkEaa AMI nay polsfs- sAam SNpm
Fer saosSzssh A11 yxys sAam SS3an
prin1x--~.-~.----.-t s& pm 4tSpn
~ s1a4rs4a pss ats ses traias dsaiy eac.. vas.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Fcg sogfh nena, Sncanzl-,
E4e 4glEasa ans wAvS S&aM -Hpm
Foe szcAoEz.xA az4 wAyl -.
rzz&Efs -
Der SIBERIAN pc.1ts SIX trans c&ch sxy
KH RFFF Cs9a PAS. Art
= HoIEEooE NSaaesz
CoECks1A q FgsEr SOUND 3 3
TIVE TARLE
TAxISs xEYxcE sxSDAY. eeFozxs "a tss.
Trasrs arrive ii ara ieHvs ss.fsle as i0slawx
Iesve Ayziva
S, .'.,,ss. aat var sspa s@pA
FsAaa..a asa wsy - sea- swan
Coal s,asas VITA essrA sf,seaess have 10 ress-
- rGzziag szzzss 81 cary p2sae1Sssx
!. A 49,. sansEl4x&z3esz&
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fxshty-swa head caiiI e. car furniture. cars
~ esf household goods. ] car onions. / esF
stst llss sseck. car paving stone. car glass.
k1ssa shssI4 car hay. 50 head hogs. l ear
zs<,sfs and iron pipe. 30 bundles pipe. car
<asls lssd, car stoves. car machinery, : cars
~ = ears lumber, car feed, 81 bales hops.
N ftiaxles
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LELAND TRANSFORMATION Co.-HERBERT
i y. Beechsr. manager
THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
& = n for Port Townsend and the san gcAn
islands FROM Hatdeldsg wharf Leaves Port
Townsend ~ % q N. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for Whatco1n. calling af Smiths
island. and Richardson's weather pernitSfngA
Argyle. Lopez FridEy Harbor, Maple ION Mon
day going north and Thurxday going south,
Roche HarboTs 0reas and East sound
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SrEAslER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Hoasa
Leaves at - N. for Jusniss and way
p0rtG
Leaves at q n. and li5n M for Newcastle
and way portA
Leaves - .. N. for Jasnlta and way
pors4 J. II. LOUGHEAD. Manager.
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TO the LADIES.

In cAs0nis ssrvoa. saia and slsoa Dass....
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fhe variety AMI gr1nsenr ef SCENERY aloar
- line is uneraIled. and IN the details a track
train service. etc. nothing 10 omitted saaf can
sd 20 the safety Rad s1mfors 9f It's pafronA Al
tn al * xfTes he best and most eervicahle fipe
Of uAvel. whether Tor ozstneSs a. pleasure, b.
tween Rort1aad Tacoma seattle FtcsEris ana
al P2ciGc coast polata. and Winnipeg Mime
sp0ifz, g. Paul Chicago. 81 Lcuis. Ottawa To-
eEu cites
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save brokers' ana agents commission By deal.
ing direct with this company and not through
REPRESENTATIVES Of other eompaule&
Ready capital always on hand NO applica.
tions sent away for approval Lowest rates Of
interest Loans closed without delay.
RI PALMER,
Manager for branch once
Room 8. Phinncy block. Front and seneca 50.
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USEFUL IMPORTATION.

Tilbury Fox, N. D., the eminent medical
writer. in his work " Skin Diseases" thus &C.
counts for the pimples so common to the
face and neck. Eating too rich or too greasy
food, or too hearty eating while the ex-
eretory organs are sluggish, causes in most
people indigestion or dyspepsia condition,
which causes the blood to move sluggishly,
and enfeebles the pores. The result is, that
the exuding secretions block in the pores,
which inilame, each distinct Inflammation
being pimple DR. Fox therefore does not
prescribe blood purifiers SO called, but a
Dyspepsia cure" 10 be taken, TO use his own
words "tW the dyspcpsial symptoms hare
disappeared" The old idea was, that face
eruptions were caused by q " humor in the
blood" for which they treated the blood
giving the mineral, potash. Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla follows the modern ideas of DR.,
Fox, and aims with gentle vegetable altera.
tives at the stomach aud digestive organs.
The reason. is apparent why it cures dyspep-
sia end indigestion, and TIE pimples and
skin erup.ioas which result therefrom and
vhy sarsa aPaTillGs that use minerals fail.