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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-20

Hihbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plaster
are prescribed by the leading physician
OF Michigan, its home State, and are rem
edies Of unequaled merits for rheumatism
blood disorders and liver and kidney com
plants II comes with the highest en-.
'i0rsements and recommendations as 10 Ia
curative virtues.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-20
Impure Blood, Cause of
Rheumatism
HOW 1T SHOULD BE TREATED TO
EFFECT A PERMANENT, CURE.

EFFECT A PERMANENT CURE.
The supreme importance Of purifying
the blood and OF restoring the diseased liv.
er and kidneys "a. nraltby action has in.
deed made this subjecta great study, the
results Of which have enabled us to pre-
sent TO the afflicted, Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syrup, combination Of the best known
remedies. Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup
o., Jackson, Mich.
4 BY cures unprecedented, ,it has proven it,
right TO the title of THE Greatest Blood
Purifyer and Kidney and Liver cure ever
discovered" We challenge any medicine
to show an appreciation at home like that
which has been poured upon Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-20
-TEIE BEsT
Medicine inthG World.

The genuine Mcfarland pill, and the only
genuine Mcfarland pill sold In wellington, 10
to be bad at DR.. ]. W. HOughton's drug store.
This medicine will positively cure chronic and
nhammat0ry rheumatism and neuralgia,
chronic malaria, dyspepsia, sick headache and
all diseases OF the liver and kidneys. VIII
also cure catarrh, scrofula, salt rheum and all
diseases caused by impure blood. IL IL one OF
the best blood and liver remedies known, puri.
flying the blood, creating a healthy action OF
the liver and kidneys, hence II eradicates
those diseases from the system Those VINO
suffer with any Of these diseases have only TO
try for themselves TO be convinced Of Its great
merits Every box guaranteed. Price Sl.0O
per box, or six for s.. Fifty days treatmentin
each box. Be sure you get the genuine, manu-
factured only by DR.. 9. II. Mcfarland. Qberlin.
Ohio, and sold In Butler by George Kehrer,
druggist Should any one desire they can
order direct from DR.. O. II. Mcfarland, 0berlin.
where all orders will receive prompt attention.
Send two 2-cent stamps for sample box free.
Beware Of fraudin Genoa. Ohio.
NEW LONDON, o.. Aug. LIST, 1859.
DR.. G. II. Mcfarland, Oberlin. o.:
DEAR SIR-I inclose you money for which
please send me three boxes Of your excellent
pills. We can hardly keep house without
them. Address me here as am here tempo
rarily. Respectfully, a..
REV. W. B. FARRH.
Former pastor NJ. u. Church, LaGrange. o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-11-20
Card Of Thanks.

| hereby desire to extend 10 all of my
friends my thanks for The many kind.
nesses extended 20 me during my past III.
nrss 0i over three months from rheuma.
tism, md especially desire TO tell them
That hut fer Sulphur BitleIs l should have
been suffering sill. May you never suf.
Ter what | have, Is the wish OF friend, B
II. TAYLEllR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-05

Peer wrstehes tghs sysrk Arosnd
Iran Wills.

g5Eassgsu. Pa. r-sr. y. y. TInaes.
A Peculiar ard rot altogether pleas
ing sigh. about the irsn ard steei
works IN this city l. the grorpz q men
women and children that sre com
SANITY probing ard digging Ia tbs
eiader daIBps. ard are knozn a
edible iaeksrs. TIE men are Away !
osa and frequently weak afld i0stsF-
Ing. TIE marx II puyerig i Oh al
tie women. afs.l the aiIdfea. ah0 are
, in the g1aj ofitg. are ah5eet-s eoklnE
creatures. ans range fFUfn the age o :
u Is. Gass5des are tee ssts 81 iron asia
steel that remain among the e3nfler-
from tbs fAfnaces and are dumped
with thesn On the csnies piles. Ca the
gathering of these hts q metal the
srual arfav Of foiieFs referred 10 DE-
pend Tor fi.eir living. With hoes ADD
fakes they dig in the einders - they
arr dumped. and struggle ana pH-h
and Eraarse Tor the - ses son % The
metal So Il i uncovered
Each p3cSer has basket IN which i
placed the result u the piekiBgs.
Over ~ Fersors daily delFe On the
gfiiay dump f0s eobbles. Nhiss they
will nse all HaanseF of means - ecure
pos sc@si0n 81 a lucky find ia the
dumps, after a picker has ksaed his
- ket ard emp;iea i on his pile. a
lex feet away. there is No one among
the curious aad by 20 fne4Hs serHpd-
lutis pi kers tho wOuid touch one oi
the cobbi.s 81 t. Zach ri ksr bias his
o. beF piie 81 cgbSie aud the iron
e sfoFauV's team e Ele aryuas al IN
teryals The driver weighs each pile,
gives the OEuer a voucher for u. AND
Iakcs tue aeeumuigte.l metal 70 tie
scrap beaps 10 be melted again
The eaFnirgs Of the cD'Jb,e-picker
range from so % 80 8 month, and
there are women wn0 have been on
the dumps for years The ease Of one
women aa4 her f2-Eesr- old daughter
& nos0-i0gs. becau thy earn not
oaiy their esr liviag. bat enough %
feed aAd clolhe tlIe husband and
father. Fho i All enlIdaye % the iron
aoFk4 and gets slf'j . month. Nhirh he
qaagders - drink and Ti0tgu living
a. s0on be ispa}d. one old man on
tie eobbie damps wa0 is barely able to
save enough 70 keep him rom starry
Ing, was once prominent business
man Worth at least gAH.
The work Of cobb.e-pic ing is one of
ihs lowe.t f0rms q human occ1pa-
ten. and is degrading effect Oh the
Young eiTls and boys Engaged in il J.
Only TOO apparent. Many effort haye
been made ay church ard ether socie-
lies ia John Wu IL suppress eOUAle-
picking AMOS he children, but with
Indifferent success.
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rASsENGEK Lists.

FER steamer Mexico from san Francisco
January
For SEATTLE. D. swain. 4. .. XIX. !.
u spencer r. H. Risoman, " W wise
man. Mn, u r Lambert, : T.. White. Geo.
BUSH. n, " Nawsey A. 5 Miller. A. Eos.
ier aud wife g y By'er. = r. Eliioft. A.
" taairu, e :. AsSgrovc. Wan 'fts u. II
Haints. George stewart, rhus wilson ga 3
vile. J. A. cootrtll, u. E. Maiden, H. J..
Glide.
Tacoma J.. stern. Mrs. Maggie PoseFs.
G., D Price, r A. Baker. Mr.. J E-.s aud
daughter. e. II Aiken aud wife. 4. G.
Dawson. J. }. smith, J. A. Taylor ard
vile. Mas HuAu.N p Ernest. T.. II kaltCn.
e 4. Wilhclm, e. =. Peabody
Nieinfia-Af. Dermau aud wife, r. g
Gore. Mr.. Gore, Miss Noifcuden. g.. l.
Exsmith, z Dayiv aud 5gilc, Mis- Heiiamy
Mr. p " Carleton, W Van Huutcn. r. J.
Mppy. A. 4. wa ker.
Port THWusfu1-E Louuc, =. T. Worth.
ingfgn. v = Wilson. John Curry. Mrs. WI.
suu, I. Hirstnan
The following passengers leti per steam.
ship Walls Naiia last night VI p. lemon
Hna wife, Mrs nf = Is. II. Miller. Mis-
Nellie Miller. :. Mckinney, Mrs e. D.
Hathaway sud daughter, Miss y. v, Emery
J iisRsiic. u p Thlaau. Mrs. NJ r. hrn
worthy, " kses. J. r. J0fdsa, Capt e.
p ka1 sul. D. =. MrGUInness. J. II. lew
b AeerOe. A. " b,iuatsa J. ". law. n
hamadiyn. ueo Rnuedge, jas Howard
Wa. Malay sua wife.
uregau & talifoTuis Passed Ms8iard
y Dap 2. 10. kssa. e.. : HihbsrliH. q q
wife. Mrs. " b Bagiry. M. : T. Miller
, y, asrrstJ sHd dsughftr. Miss sisvprF
b. layyinan. A. Ireland, ! tafser.uu
shfYst : " Frank . CLANCY. g. Hatue
oet' uugaut. & iaer's, H q >trJvc. " Is
ustH, , ID kvI1uir. q. Lynch. Ms. 1
n haHHuf % b johnson, p rs St9srbal
su'i wife Nr. 81 arswno5. q 4. JarAta. r.
ifauss. ! h.bmiln, NtAiusaa fs,k's Ea
iffy CO. j. " Williams. " X Sasston
FisHk calvert. Warrt tsr4Hasn. n stevens
d , Va. ace, g. l'-hBrs. T. NallrF. T. ~
+ fss ssu, Mtss ia1ta Aasus, Ms. EBio Ad
& ans alsl tNu im allrrsuts
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

kEA-TLE. Jan A.
The r. J. rerry orvught IN = tozs ~ bar
sfssa "a coaner sn9 70 sons sFFixed b
rsll. gass are rot sezsisz ~ 50 freeiy
TEE aAEis wssiz took ont 51ss szekE shis
evening 70 the S&a Ffsarssca rsaske "a.
Esssffssss was rather dali TODAY ~ al
lsaes Tie hapa On bard upderssaf ex
animation preparatory - saipzaeaf Eass.
80 ,gafsfsfs0sas beye Yst seeE ssce fafred.
MEEc HA&Df-E A.D PRODUCE RI
CEfFf1-- Dl4s5ux the lass - hours tise
mere asaeise aud psssssiee receipts e. thss
part aSvs bssa - follows Pa9es SUED
@slsfe rad. ~ ssns, Columbia eass Psizei
Hs.Iaa rafsFEssd, ~ faas. s@aftse. Lake
shore 4 Eastern railway. ~ toas u nbIel.
3 tans Nete nssretsndEse stessasTs
ts1ise. iissns. Hcufy Bailey. - toes
SeIls, z toas. FtasfNa0a, = 8 tossi Pre-
raies. sSssss sas5s4yref l.. J. FgrrT. - tDffa.
Tia, reeei tfs 71s8z tons AfaoHK fhs ~
rsfpss we're sg sacks bras, 81 boxes a5-
fiss = .aekx carrots 81 sNrts tsTTf1iss. y
crates and a. t1ts batter. q eaas faisgN-
Z, esses Husessi oil. - bIfss ff,ssaeea, ease
elzaFs, baa8iaz ssdss 3 Tors sss 6 l's -
ilaY. =. cedar dor, s4.fsg feet inuteti y
head cattle and 1 call
sIlfPHEs l5-~ifartns tie lat e foury
etsEis a1Il fnfrebsnftee hsse tssn . Yf-l
ffssfn seattle 70 tbs surrounding e9GgffY -
follows. Puget sound eii9fs road, = s1sie
Cola1ahla and Puget -egn8 raiifaad, -
tsuf. Sea tia. lake Shore 4 kassefH EsgtWaf-
Igf fOas @ssa saefs--Wslla Nslls ~ IONS,
City 81 Quincy - tssis. = "a Anderson
4 tors. Glide i.i fatls. Eiith "a tons.
Il ishieaH tons Josephine u TOM ltsa
fo.g. afs fsra1u 81 tone Nasrsss = f1ae,
fled go.ya tons. Total shipments ~ :
ffsFsz
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-
A Of aIii pr4e1lez sefCgs tse lniissa
.ssafs~ Ezrss sss7ss.e. Contests sHltissed- toa'
fssrtsss sss1 xefsnsisd Timber Ssila ess :
= specially. Vacant zoTerfzrns ut ARA *
lsefs1 and settlers an<azen- 4os nralf
) Pat. and eE@srAst q klsz eoua5 sssEres -
s4ss - dsss wlsl b sasse 81 r. o1ee- 40
eszfsa Pals CITY. ksHz asfEtfF. " +
q. NJ. RIv E.RS,
4 TTogxEY-ATI4w, e27s FRoST CT
~ se4ssss. -. +.
EsI.<A ~ r. * DREW.
TTOExEYs AT L.Aw-zfs1s<s z4sED =
: i UDi8l Basex. ,ezssle. Ssz1-
epet s. 3srssssso1. Ecspcrsfsos7 asiss 49,
ssArisfsea AK.
= eEa-so4. cE rArTzEsoS-
Patterson * Glasgow
4ToRSgYs AND coUSsEILoRsAT-
n lay 0Eaee. 10 JxElas szrsst, 0i'i'o-
slse the Ocfs3sEeEsfEi
ISAAC NJ HALL
rTasxEY AND COUNSELLOR At
Las. zsHselsSF Ia EhaaceEss Proctor .
AazsIrslfy. and Notary Public. RSo1a p
Yssie.r'a nsw builci1g. Nil street. ssafzis,
- + Tske sse eIeysfor.
HENRY Il. LOOMS,
1 TIokSEt At "A ~ - ~ = 5..os-A'
a e0EAe- q f4sAlt 1-'+ ee.a-A - -
X Il - ICAOL-,
A TToRSEY-AT-I.Aw. NORTH YAEI-
n rsa, VT.
.--------
HBE2S SMITH
s s-,e1, ana SessFy Pzbiic. Pine lznzs
s.l,,s -. 49, - ts.,s.s 49, - 80
~ y r
-
-~.1-v. ,Saa.,D@
WIZ ~ 'Ss9fss' ~ r.
A 4-yuPNVyz ASD cof-SsFT I.Ogz At
8 80. $3.50. ssf--, -. ts-r.4
n ~, A1te1lis'h ~ y -. 1t -.ss.
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lIish Prices for Kaisinz.

Fan hrf1aratHa fifuee
4 iaiy OF this cts received q letter
from friend IN va hin ton Territory
stating that At that place they had t.
pay - cents per pound ior Faisius
ard only got very poor ones AT that
The lady bought i've boxes, pounds
OF the very best Taisius in the city Al
- 80 per box vi % pound an.i shipped
them TO her friend. paying 81 per nc
poaui- 90 Portland A. the freight
from here will tie about . cent per
pound more. the entire cost,Of the raj
ms viii be only II cent pound to the
consumer for first-class article, while
they have been paving more than dou-
BE that for ygv inferior article.
There appears TO be good opening
up that way for n little missionary
work for California rai.iBs.
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brakeman Isanghaft's Finger Gross
ed aud Aeheti Him.
NJ. w e..


Frank Baughayt. a brakeman on The
Central Railroad at New Der gy. liz
u Gleu narduer, \. J. lie had hi.
rseat hand cut OF week ae7. ud 81
va hurei AZ bergen Point Since
tlca Dc has compiaiurt of q constant
pain in tbr buried hand lie suflcrc
80 much that hc Hnai y hSd the hAna
aas up ani caused Il ga bc shippe
from Egrscn Point G. Glen Gardner
There % was buried by the local under.
t+ker. Baaghayi said that his hand
hat been htIted upside down a; Der
sru Point and inv0a,elGeuCe paincd
him, although separated from him
Per q aay ur SD after his hand wai
unrtsd "a nieu Gardner Banehart fell
all r'eat iaen hc went ~ the under,
taker again and Insisted upon haNiaE
the missing member dae up for the
second time. he said he felt peculiar
Sensations iu o. ard kueN uhat the
little inSey ga the buried hand lEpogd
over thc third nnEer. which caused
him much traolle Ia u cranped t,,>i
taH lie saia Il must be FeaurIea
With the aHser laid perfectly straight
az or.scr 90 give him Cemfors
Eestrrdsy the undertaken dug ur
the hsl.d. ans. sure enough. tie Etsls
ting ? was crossed over ia the prrci~s
position Indicate, By fanehsrt tn,
u' aftaSer rt7aishieBe,i 10 oat and
bsre,t tGr hand again EaugAart gAss
u ieyis all right new
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wALt.A MAILA NnMs.
Railroad nxten.ivu-A Feci FHn,lnt
Mr., Alien Goes East.

wAlLa wALf.A. Jan "a isass pcetinE
81 citizens - G. "a oy the bea,,i at Trade
for saturday al u a "a. Ia ttg Interest Of
extension Of the Hunt ftsd alt raising a
sutslaS therefore. e.. " Naut vi b.
prsectf,
Tne Easf Urtggr3aa newspaper. Of Pen
dltiaH, has cutfriBdf3 uVf ta issue tAr
mornlng esiiiien heretofore sHucuhetd
Hon. John n tliea lels Cor Wsssiasfag
THURSDAY night
Ws.ad aud cNAi are - scarCc thaf tlerv j.
apprehension al kuGVfshS s49a4 Sc tdfu
cold There Is 20 fuU IS aa4 81 iAe sand.
and Ia mers are eCinigS fnuasy, charging
s. y cartload
TUESDAY Robert Kennedy, a wealthy
farmer residing here, while ON snake
riVer stock raNEe, A,tatuc lost ans Wsstart
al al nlghi in thg saoW SUD cold. c-oi .iu1
In hadiy trcsziug both fees. iit wss
brought hack tag treatment iir Is aee sH
a critical condition Hnd msy lose bis feet
This morning kobvr MCtsle ssia his a
ters. in the STANDARD fuiarg mills tu bts
father fer SiA,tt0 AMI VII Fv'irc igOm hasi
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OLYMPIA NEWS.
Municipal Election Gossip-Artioies
of Incorporation FILED.


OLYariA, Jan S-The following persons
have been appointed noiafies public. x.
{ ". n .fts. Tacoma; y. u. Huntington. Castle
Rock = II. Davis, Hadlock John +. figoit.
Spokane Fails; u, II, Fisk, Cheney T. II.
Hutchinson. Pennington. l. Y. Palmer.
Tacoma: J. W. Douglas, spokane Falls.
Mr.. Charles II. a yer has bneu appointed
guardian Of the person aud property 81
Mrs. Margaret Dryer, who = shown to be
OF unsound mind aud Incapable 81 looking
after her own Interests.
Capital Lodge, No. y, X. 81 p has
elected the following delegates to The
grand lodge which meets IN tbis city Ia
May next NJ. Harris and !. W, robin
son, delegates, w. III. Roberts and G. II.
White, aliernaies.
Mr. clayton Aidridgc has purchased The
Interest Of his former partner, Mr. X u.
Hay, In the grocery business sad nuW
runs the institution on his own RESPONSE
bllity.
II looks now as though the following
gentlemen Will be elected o. the city
council at the election ou January n
First ward. Capt Z, j Hatch 10 succeed J,
Bctfmsn. Second ward, q J McBrAiucy L.
succeed o. X simcns1n. fhird ward, Judge
NJ. A. Root 10 succeed -. ltafkngss Hon
John n. Convey viii undoubtedly De-
elected mayer, be, a. yet, having 40 os,po
sition whatever.
Mi, Gus. Il. seidier, formerly manager Of
the Carlton hotel IN this city, is iu uilm-
pis TO Gay. having arrived fion Portland
last night
CORPORATIONS FoEaKn,
The following corporations have dled
their articles with Secretary 0wlugs Port
Townsend Foundry and Machine Com
psny: capital stock, saiop9. trustee J h
Fitzgerald, A. 4. rigmmer and j. "
Smith. It's objects are - carry uu . gen
cral foundry, boiler sud machine shop
business, and 10 opefstc marine wsIs 10
connection Herewith.
The Pacific Camel COMPANY. % seattle
capital stock, S.gel1. trustees, ben Has B.
tine. n @ SiniIh aud NJ g. Icuey rs
objects are 10 deal In carpets. curiaius,
draperies, etc.
The Harisefabbie Mine ani aii Com
pany OF spokane fails. capital stock f.o
GOO. trustee, ChAs. HARDEN, izmcs Nj,
Caw aud Chas J. lsug htUu les otias Il.
are 90 carry on the husintss ~ mgBlns in
Oknnogan cunEty.
stesesiofes, iaHgshoremen and Higssrs'
Union OF la oma; capital uofk. si9e
trustees. Mm STrigas, f1ns. MCNty. Taos.
Hall, John McGaney aud 3 Hamilton
Its object IL 10 protect al sseyg3orCs. hong
shoremen aud gsEs Is Nho err mymh r. Of
the unieu.
scottish. American loan aud investment
Company Of Spokane Pals cetatal sleek
siaun9o, trustees, A " CaHaon uarlrft
Bolster ani Albeit Mhste ~. nljt,l Is a.
act as agent tn lasuies sad iuygsuug
money Ia Washington Etr7itory
AasiApaeile Sess Com aHs % Gaeants
capital stock. sls. usi; trustees, Oscar &uau
and G. II. Wheeler IL % iecs are is dta
In newspapers. hnsAs Stationary, ,ts.
The SeSqnaily Mill rcmtaus af fseHafa
capital stock. sthNtN, tsus5rfss 1Faa
Cooper. } u Csughgsn eHd J. e. Msgf,
It's objects are to lBaauis iare and teal gu
funslseF.
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Tenth Street Tax hoiice.

TIE TAX LEVIED BY ThE cry
Il cguuci. ga Gre dtstTist crested by or
diusnrg No st1 O. rfar5Ge Tor thr ga ing
% Tenth sffsst. from >ru-~A sfrp~E -
braatWay. Ena cons -HftirT Sidewalk IS an
beth sides Hereof. is nov uue and "a able
a. fse ei'ice 81 the rlsy rres.Hrer Al
,2xrs put pa,s wiihir
fthTf DAYS
Df the nrss publication 90 th uag5te VIII
Dc 8ecisrga eelaVgsHf. q fyuG tn - i've
pee suaf. added KIs iuteeast 81 TIE rafr Of
tea pep eesi chancd
" 4. POOREST. JEy Cserk.
D. - rssF.rsssf.g, H.F rl-s. sfsfs... T4 81 f.-a
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sEs YORK MERCHANDISE NARKET.
sEw Y0gK, Jan s-Hops and
dun
cof'eo-op,ions opened steady aud closed
firm. 8 70 20 points lower. sales, 5000
bags: jan. 81 GSeI5 -: Feb, SIS SEQ
Is -; March, 81 sSai5 70. spot RIO
strong fair eargoes, ne
susgr-Rag. easier. fair refining, f94e
ceutfiiuEals. 70 test, '4lgac. refined steady
and quiet
wool-Flrm: domestic feecos 9065sc
Copper-Stagnani. lake. Jan. fl7 -.
Iead--FlFn; domestic. g 90
Tin-Dull aud firmer: straits. i2i IS.
Bar silver. 2za4e
CHICAGO FRoDrcE NAEEET.
CHICAGO. Jan. 8.--waeai closed frmer.
cash. 99S.e; Feb. 81 o.; May. 81 oi3s.
Cora--.sieady. cash, as' &c; Feb. 81 e;
Steady; cash. eas.e; Feb. $40;
May. - I5ife.
Barley Nothing doing
Pork -Pirmeri cash. si2 75' Feb. si2 30;
Isssi FiTm; cash, 81 s7,l. Feb. 81 70;
May, 81 J4ls
cmcAoe LIVE srooK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. A. Cattle - Receipts,
E5f5, active aud l0o higher, choice beeyes,
81 cool -. steers ~ scat 90. st0r kefs aud
feeders. t2.gaso. Texas cattle. S.fgi
ilozs Receipts, tsee steady. mixed,
81 szzT -. heavy, t5fg5 p light. D. $50
> -,
sheep-EeCsip;s, 400. strong: natives.
s. Issat -; westcrn, corn fed. 81 ,Oftsi OF
Texans. g. secs 90.
LlyEF0oL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 4whesi. firm demand
fair holders atier spadugiy California
40. !. "a piSdf,ss i0d pr GENITAL
shipping Intelligence.
SEtm BAY. Jan i-Bk. ia tow OF tuR
passed !mward A. I .. IA cloudy light east
wind
Sts Futsrtsra Ian a--saglsH--fr Nov.
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IoGr rowNs1St. Jan. &F : M}ef is
shout lo huiid sstOo huilei0g elea his
blos On Washington stfeFi ngar Tag ior
THIS j. another ~ savnec of tac Estai cts
;ninty the l-uot,ic If this town srr. Ahlss
Its future Nf Miller lyssga ih!N i0s also d,
Week aG0 for tetm 81 lp Ntaf>. ard BE
Immediately h. gfus tui.ainE upCa e. he
claims that bNioFv his rsase lircs De- IS G.
have got ell sht muuss ogt " the hs.s..s. s
aun Queittratie fatFr
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S. BAXTER 81 co.

200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tcas rimethY Hay.
100 Tons Timothy aaa Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Waahtngtoa
Wild Hay, I'D Tops Wheat.
= Cara Bran and Shorts ni1sa.
% sen GTszud and Relied arlsy
SPOKANE dIils Extra Fanar.
ElleRsbrrEh Kills ExtTa Flour.
5oD0 Sacks Choice Washington
Cats.
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PrEp's MitI, TExAs. June q. fss-Thc
Swift kpf ei.ic Company, AflNn a. O&-Al q
tiemsn one Of nay eh!ilfea y as tfoe. {.
with rheamatism and hollis fog sbost tee
years. We gave be- various kinds o. mful-
cine. hut without pro I, aud began 60 despair
81 curing nsf 9, 81 Wss lei5sq "a ~ ns ~
several bottles tbs diseases all disappearet,
and sha Is now q hale, hearty and healthy
iat l.eeone Afflicted in the Same way. ana
am using the = s T. and anticipate prompt
aaI permanent cure. n. c. wAgG0SEa.
nicH HH1. No. July Z. Isss-Tho swift
Specific Co.. Aileuta, SA-9eutlemc or
little glri whea Tut three weeks Old broke
out with eczema. We tried the prescription
from several good csors. hut without Any
special benefit W. tried S S s and by tas
time one BIT h. v a. EpEe her head began q
lrai. agd b. the time she hai taken 3 2
tptilrs she - IS completely ciiret nov $50
has fun ani heavy bead Of hslr-a rtsau g,
b asiy child. Jeei IL but my outg t. mat
tits statement Respectfully. H. 7. sioE--.
CuhTTANo0ss. TENx.. June q. iss'-Tho
SHfi Specinc Co. Atlanta, Gn.-def7t tesIie-i
J. isss CONTRACTED blood POI son, anu = oi.ce
7ueht MY sic an, who trHated me for scy-
orai mouths. by hts advise j went 70 Cab
'iTr hard springs. ky., waere his course az
tfeai mDut was carefully observed. rCcog.
cred. "a I thought, hut the next spring PIN
PIES hecaa 10 appear on my face and Boo =.
fhcsc gradually Increased 20 sl'rcs a1d rua.
ItuE ulcers. was advised 10 try y. :. 8. ouf
irnnedistcly after akins Il / c mmence.i TO
Improve, slowly at INST. but mere ral4.iy
afterwards. and soon nothing I manned q
tell II my trogb.r. Ny b.ooi IL nov thor
Uughiy ciean=-i. ard my system free 9rlut
tslnt. AMI owe r'y prescott curditira--l
perfect c4rc-io your riesssi ~ Iehecrf ia I.
give th,s statement t.at Others who have
ssfcrc1 A. have may man the fanac herci.,-
EARDr NJ BVsT. - wost Niuta 81
HosrR. IA. yay =, iSs-Tae Swift spCri-r
G.. at aiitA. tia.--tsrntieutcu AbcEs two
years Az lay genrrli heath gave way c.
tire4y. I was ~ GChliit1tCi that H4Tnc 4.
assspaired Il ever feeling wei eTefa. A Z
thai tie physicians NO fer me brought g
Permanent rcliff. frle1G insisted Ihat
Should give = s. s. q fair trial, aithoui
thought it Fy00ii b. throwing away mon .
A Ter taking u thorough course. my b..
AID strength rctHTncsi. and must say tal
y 5. - nj ~ cured Inc, SIS | DISCARDED o. l
cthsrr while gSins N. As n tonic I can mo- 6
heartily recommend tt for general fFs..3
Il certainly Is q specific. ". +. BADGES. :. ! q.
ffosER. La know Mr.. W. r BrsdTes, a. 4
viii say that his statement Is connect
JosEFH SBELruS. Druggist.
Treatise on Flood ard skin pfsenaez male :
free. TIfr swIFr srScfTfc Co. Drawer q.
Atlanta. "a.
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Sorrow. Come Not single Spies.

AN yez looks out o sorts this
mornin Mrs DAcey." AN enough
10 make me Mrs. Grogan. Last week
! lo-t me husban aud thi week two
goats. The lo-s oil the ouid man was
pretty bad. bat goats Is high IN price,
Mrs. Grogan very high -
Table linens aud domes,ics win be in our
drives; watch our al. Iaklas. singerman
& Co.
a5c, all wool check dress goods, the sale.
Chester Clc8Fy.
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