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ORDINANCE NO.

An ordinance proyfding for the storage az
intiammable oils and liquids in the city
Of Seattle.
The city of Seattle does ordsin as fol-
lows.
section i. That hereafter it sha,l be un.
lawful for any person or persons. arm or
corporation 70 store, permit the storage OF.
limits Of the city Of Seattle, in larger guam
tides than 100 gallons to be always kept in
metal cans, in any one building or prem
i6eS, or upon any street, alley. or other
place, any naphtha. gasoline, crude pefru-
leum. or any product Of petroleum or
Incarceration liquids, except Is hereinafter
Sec. >. That all nsphsha, gasoline.
crude petroleum. and al products Of
petroleum or hydro-earbon LIQUIDS. or
other in1iammaese oils or LIQUIDS, when
kept in greater quantities than 100 gallons.
must be stored in building OF warehouse.
constructed OF brick or stone, the outer
walls Of which shall not be less than u
inches In thickness, be covered with
metal. or other non. combustible material,
and not exceeding one story In height, the
floor OF which, III constructed OF wood
shall be placed Immediately on the sur
face of the ground, and in which no FIRE
shall ever be permitted, and which build
ing shall be licensed, as hereinafter pro-
yided, and shall have prominently painted
on the front thereof. in plain Roman let
tiers. at least five inches In length, the
words. Licensed for the storage Of petro-
leuu, etc.
Sec. 5. That said building or warehouse
shall in no case be situated anywhere
from any dock, wharf or steamboat land
Ing. or from high-wafer mark on the shores
OF Elliott bay. or from the marginal line Of
Lake Union or Lake Washington
Sec T. That no building or warehouse
shall be licensed for the storage OF the oils
or liquids aforesaid. except on the recon-
mendation OF the fire and water committee
OF the common council that such building
or warehouse / suitable therefor and
constructed in conformity with this ordi-
nance: which recommendation shall spec
ify the length of time for which license
shall be granted.
Sec. 5. That the license fae for such
building or warehouse shall bs at the rate
OF one dollar per month, and upon presen
tafion of the fressurer's receipt for the
payment of such license fee aud the fling
Of the recommendation of the fire and
water committee by the party or parties
desiring such license with the city clerk,
the clerk saail issue the proper license for
such period rs recommended rs aforesaid.
Sec. 6. Any person violating any OF the
provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of q misdemeauor and upoa
convection thereof, shall be punished by
fine In any sum not exceeding one hun.
dred dollars or imprisonment for any time
not exceeding thirty days.
Sec. 4. All ordinances or parts of orsii-
nances in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. 8. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after NINETY days
from the date OF its publication
Passed by the Common Countil the 5th
day of April, 1889.
approved by me the 9Th day OF April .IsSq.
ROBERT MORAN, Mayor
Filed the 9th day OF April, 1850.
G. W.-FERRIS. Clerk.
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EXCHANGE AND sEcusIrrKs.

San FRANCISCO REVIEW.
San Francisco. April s.-Wheat--sellers
appear 10 be anxious 70 realize; offerings
liberal: quofahle 81 Sszel ST..
0ilts~- Receipts continue heavy: 5000 tons
OREGON arrived to-day, with larger stocks
aud badly dernoyalixed, the market IL In q
bad shape, and the outlook Is not very
encouraging: prices not materially
ehssaged from last quotations
Hops Nothing doing; no choice offer
fngH.
Pota,oes-Prices and conditions of mar
ket unchanged.
Butter = Weak; fancy. i7c; good 70
si E'sss- Weak Weak: ca.ifornis ranch. lsar7e;
store lots. l4fsti5e
Observation-Disclosures and Commodore,
coal. Departure bay 10 San Francisco.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
Nav yoag. April e. Hops-Quiet and
steady.
Coffee Options ope,,ed unchanged to
points up. and closed steady, isaM points
up: sales. 4. $50 bags: April. SIC 80: May.
sls 90; June. sis 7esals 70; July, SIC go
Is 20: Spot Rio firm: fair cargoes, Iss4c.
stgnr-kaw. stronger: fair refining,
J i1.lbcs centrifugal. g5c; test, csc: sales.
81 90 bags at li-l6<95ssc, Rio Gransie and
Bskis: refined, strong and quiet
wool-Gniet and easier: domestic saece.
COpper--Nominal: lake, April, <I4 So
isfad-Duli and stcadier: domestic, IS 65.
Tin-Weaker and dull: straits, so 90.
Ear silver, szs4c.
Petroleum opened weak at sa7sc, and
closed steady az see.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. April s.-Cattie- Receipts soeo;
strong beeves. 81 10: steers. s. Ssss4; stock
ers aud feeders. 81 Sn45 IS: Texas steers,
So 41s62 81.
Receipts, 10000: slow and lower:
nsised, - 7scss 70: heavy, u 1854 rs; light,
81 .pas IS.
sheep Receipts. 700; lower for heavy
sheep; natives, s. 7szsS 50; Western corn
fed. 81 z5ts5 50.
CHICAGO PRopUcE MARKET.
CHfcAao, April a.--whest closed firmer,
cash. sic: May. sole; July. 81 Sc
Csrn--Essier; cash, sAisc: May, 81 i-iec:
JGfF, soc.
os,s-s,eady: cash. . ii-isc; May, sssse;
iulY, - ~
harley Nothing doing.
Publisher; May, sil sais; July.
IA.ss.-sseady: cash. s. as: May. s. %;
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
IkvERreoI. April s-wheat weak: hold
ers Offer freely; California No. I. Is Sd per
GENITAL: red western spring. es I'd red wcs-
tern winter, - I'D Corn easy: demand
fair new mixed western. 90 t6d per GENITAL.
WOOL MAExErs-
pauspELFHia. April a-wool quiet,
prizes unchanged.
BssroS. Apsil e-Wool Ia moderate de-
maisd; prices norninslly unchanged.
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Swift Specific Company, Atlanta. Ga.-Gen-
tiemen Ono of my children was troubled
with rheumatism and boils for about two
Cine. but without protlt. and began 70 despair
your swift's Specific. AFTER she had used
and she Is now az 3 hale. hearty and Resishy
girl twelve years cid. Another child has
Just become afiicfed In the same way. and
ann ann asns sne cure aud -s.'ces ssnp'
Rich HILL No, July Z. iSSs-The Swift
Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga--Gentlenen: Our
hftie girl when but three weeks old broke
Sr win 1ssai md b sne sa
special beBef1t We tried s, 8. s.. and by the
time one bottle was gone her head began TO
eeaes AMI ne vas SIC minis shs nn New sh
has fun ami heavy head OF hair--a robust
hearty child feel ft but my duty 60 make
tails statement Respectfully, H. 7. SHoEl-
caATrAsoocA, T.n- June g: lsss-Ths
In isss contracted blood poison. and at once
sought physician. who treated mo for sew
erai mouths; BY his aslyice went 20 Crab
treatment was carefully observed. recnv-
cred. as I Thought but the next spring PIN
Lies eesan 60 apsear on nay face and body
ming ulcers was advised TO try 8 s. s., and
Immediately after taking IL l commenced 20
improve. SLOWLY At Hr<t, B1t moro rapidly
afterwards. and soon nothing remained -
tell Of my trcubie Ny blood Is now thor
cughly cieansed. and my system free from
tsfnt, and l owe my present. condition.
perfect cure-to yossr medicine. Icheerfnliy
give this statement that others who hsse
suffered rs have may reap the same benefit.
HARDY u. BUgr, ~ West Ninth 81.
Hcxra, La. May :. isss-The Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta. 6A-tseufieEen About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
ttreiy. was - debilitated that aluaoe:
despalred Of ever feeling well again. All
thai the physicians done for me brought no
permanent relief. Friends insisted that
should give = 8 s. . fair trial. although
tho,Rht II woals be throwing away none.
After taking a thorough course. nly heaifl
aid strength retar1ed. and must say that
3 = Alone cured me. as discarded 81
Others while usfns fr. As q tonic can rnczr
heartily recommead IL Cor general debility.
y certainly u specific. w. =. RszpoEs, J. T..
HoMxR, LA--I know Mr.. W. r. Bridges, AMI
VIII say that his statement ID correct.
Jo6k1H SHKLfoN. Druggist
Treatise on Hood and skfn Diseases raasIcs
FREE THE svTsr srEr1Tsc Co. Drawer ;.
Atlanta. Ca
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All KildsdLall Scripf0r Sale.
SURVEYED Land Scrip.

ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAIxs.--In 20.
% ard 10 acre pieces 1oeafahle on any
lands subject 70 homestead and pre-emp-
ton entry. Large supply On hand: no de-
lays In Cling orders.
rToSAI HoAKsrElD CLAIMS of from three to
le acres, which. By rulings of the general
land once, are Iocstabse on fractional sub
divisions OF double their area or less. the
difference being paid for in cash II sl-25
per acre.
pieces. Act of April III, 1862 Loc&table
on any unsppropriated public lands. The
suurcrae court has decided In wilcox va.
Jackson that the word unappropytated ~
applied to public lands means mot legally
disposed Of I. viii take lands in the
corporate limits Of town. See secsefa.
Lewis es al vs. Seattle. II win take occu-
pied lands where there In no legal claim.
Sc nyvArd Va bann- IL wiz take with
drawn land when fhe Withdrawal does
mot operate a dsspcs&i Of the land. See
last case and case Of wm- r. Brovn-
Scrip Lccstabls on Unsurvsysd Lands.
ssorx HAIr-BHgxp scRzr. - In 20. 80.
and i60 acre pieces Act Of July u. lisa.
Lccatanse on sry Hnszrveyed lands, mos
mineral
yATTxYrxx srEzr.--In $e-scse pleces Act
Of April 5, 49,. Locasabie on any unap-
propriased and aroecupied pablo lands,
not mineral. surveyed or uEsarveyed-
In locAnag any Of the above scrip, no
settlement or residence 10 requi7e.l. and
there 4 no limit 70 the quantity one per-
son may use. Tie right attaches ~ once
on ding the n:rips and transfers OF title
for town s1fes or other purposes nay Be
made wifhon; any delay
Void entries, locations. or sesectsoua. VIII
not prevent any OF then rghs from ~
faching.
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hHr1<r. - Is - s.stt 49, - n -
Enn&len emf -. - sklS nj r. &
Kl(!H-f1isn6 - c,sf fss CSfnese. ~
cyl. 81
pfnk, - ~ $500. 49,. - q go
59<e. &ufSxe. - 81 sx7<1S1e- I -, - 7ks.
&&f54se s
DaIED FEAa FzeId, per m. E<61ac.
&C Is Shl ~ Is 80 az =, ss2s - 49,
"a fswS. ccch ~ ne s.~,rs, 4 i<e sSSxer,c~
a 49, ancSeS -
-. 1o~ha - n 60
Jexn per Il. Ne. ts<ssfa re-. r4s,fes. -
n, ~. kSn. per 10. ~. Roxsfed- -Iyees
$50 - n 80. ~ - - - - ~ *
ss-<.s " q. 80 - - - 49,
- * -. - q. Id. - s. xex. -
49, G ~ s, 49, - - r. 80 80 sz - =
sYRrPs-prsrs. ~ ~ ., nsr x.Ilou. Sc:
49, 80 49, =. 49,. ..,,.s.s ts.s -.
$50 " "a. =. :: II -. -. ~ a
ess~--js e. 49, 80. - 80 -. -,
- "a 80 - .sso- 49, - 49,
r,s< ,...e =. 1900 s:sns;s 49, .s5icn
on a s r. go g. ss = Canals ssp'
= 49, ~. = x snsvin9. nhm.x g q
49, ~ ~. csss 49, n -. rssssss a. -
- r.ise 49, Is g. ~ - - Is 49, -. -
srces 1,,s -, - a.. .sr<, ~ - X. - 80 -
~ .s-' ~ 20 s, $3.50 - 49,. s.'s
- 49, 80 sss. rsr p, D. 3, g nnssn. sIs.
-s.t =, - - - 49,. :, q, = - go
II sss t.fs - 81 ) .sa - , - 5. - IA
rss.. Ev~.shss - - -. ~ 4. go 800 -
Ea.r;S rernisns us-ssssr~ - =, * CO. -
ssei' ~ Vorfh fso,nssse 49, - =,
II xfle. rss.s xtfssp - -.a- - ~ Z -
sFEf,S~- canary and hens, mar m sx1<c.
a. -, ~ g. sfve-fh~ 49, - sax.. 81 100
rev ik 1s. ~ essr - * ts- .,Stss,
cIovt.r' rsrr ~, ~. asslke eioysfr rxsr ~
1ae. isfae grsss' ,,ssr III ffss. o-rhard grsss'
r.ey TX 1S<s. rye r~ess re- ii -. ~ tom
per r. se f;srussn n.f!3et rsr -. nsIs
eraxs p<.r n. x5e. rye seed' n-er Ib.' a. frlf
Rf ILL., a Nj s ~ s.s,ea .t.,.,~
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rHoecnt toodinR- The bark Germ1ufn
e - ~ 80 s. ~ x,r,vs 3, 1x,~xf go
The hack Disnsond Cos1 coupsnv
II,e oufput fox Dc wssk ms abo1f
5Do tonn. Bl.ek Diamond and Cedsy
RIVER ne coming out short, whiIe
Frnnkifn and Newcastle are getting
out plenty q coal The mines On he
Sextlle. T.ake shore 4 Eastern rsilvax
are not doing . great deal
IrxsxE
The xeneral aspect Of The market rv-
puains unchanged - fsr - pricex ma
frosS are eoneern<<i. Lpxs cort;nue
lzrns. They are sc.rce. buf s. 81 ,nill.
are fairly well Looked "a kar.Is,i,, 8
worked on any on> Jnsf q 1890
rouxh lumber seem. y, - r,,orsr~ ~
more rsufdfv than any oeh~v r3~..
The cut for the ns<t week 81 he r.
ode mills Vas .7sn "a, f<et liffI.
over ooe-tbira 81 whieh r.s -,r...ea
The outside mis- rcrtv,bs,tsa t,..s-
s1susl 40 frrs s~-t nv,,.s,a- - 80
xs11s---s 3 Z :. - i'issF-s
z''1sts Afu no shipping MoFsussnf was
noted.
III. 81, p.s&.. xr~r..a Ia
tA<,Ala4n i.-hsa'
Win tfs cutting capacity enlarged to
30m6 feet. win rsee5n fxerasSr,nx a
,r..s- go. -. xs~-r- ~.
49,. = vAa afxA saohtiAf a11arf afke
OF W lllAm Wefb1n formerly foreman
Of the Ore0on T,nz,rov.x,,~,<t f.s.,n.
..--.-,~ e, - :
pans , MN mere
HARnwlng
Trade aurfng TIE week inst ended.
while not 80 great II volume as during
sh1 vw>et v1.srf, r,v.re,lsd Il h.s 49,
49,. .s1 = - - l'"1 1sss
enaifeiy ssusIaetor NAILS, and IN
fact, every grade OF builders materials
are moving on with surprising rapidity.
tons. are very SLOW IN movement. hut
s-.a1 IS. sts. a.. - -, -
assc ~ snas hs sa.ousu opeh uR
shortly. Agricultural implements,
parfieularfv r,lows. are selling well
r--.~.:-,s.- 4. - ~. - -
LsResiAasy = sn1s tug cstsr WIG psoNt.
the demand being greater this season
thar. sv~r tseff,ve knnwr
- -
MEExhASDtrk AMI fkUDltE Ek.
eEIf INTERPRETING tho last ~ hours the
mercnhnnlse ana prod1ce receipts a. this
po1t We're - fosfoWs fuGef eound shore
foadr SS tonxs Columbia Puget Sound
fn1lroads " eons seattle. Lake shore Il
kastsm reiLvaf. - tons. z Eoydcn,
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:rELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.


NEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
Si:w YoRk. April 9.--The stock market
was dull, feyerish and generally weak In
the forcnoon to-day. but outside of Atchi-
son the declines were Insignificant. In
the afternoon there was more activity,
accompanied by decidedly stronger feel
ing. The result of the days trading Is to
leave almost everything on the list ma
terinliy higher than last evening.
Government bonds duh but steady TO
firm.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NIsw YORK. April 9.--Money on cali,
easy at Ss6d. Prime mercantile paper, ~
td6. starting exchange, duil and firm:
60-dAy falls. "a s6A demand. 81 So.
BONDS.
Is (reeisseredl 12sax Is tcouponsl 1881.
q fregisteredl l071 as tcoupons) 1877
Pacific Is .-.....fze
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BARGAINS.

Two blocks Hsnford's Addition
Five acres West Seattle.
Blocks Collins Addition.
Lots In Mob Hill Addition.
Grocery and Market Maiiisoa street.
Manufacturing Plant. wharf and Fail
road Switch.
Lots in all parts OF city.
settlers located On government lands
See haudhilis.
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~ r.st H>paersra w~nt maj. That
. -ghf a attacked TIE aEimxGs 1a Johrsa1ss
farm johnson wrEt eAs 10 1efeDss hfa
1se.rA .eA xweNn<ss@A &Fs ksnef2ng fhH b-xzts
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cenIy Aos. Siag aighs y hen b. learned he
aafk ssrsssss knew a hfs uhsfsA soufes -
ftaw Ia British ATn&rseA TnuEnpsua II
an III the sasA 3. u I10mps0.I. E wess-
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sEArT1r MEAT MkRKEr.

sIfnghterers' prices for whole carcases
are here quoted, together with prices after
being dressed;
Bl.Ef-on foot. per h.. 4s4s4c; dressed.
&C.
MlyTToN-on foot, per h., ss*@4isc:
dressed, DC.
ylsAIs-Small, on foot. per ib., slz96c:
dressed. 79I0c: large, on foot. per h.. 4td5c;
dressed. 794ipc-
ST0cK!HoGs-cn foot, per ID. 5t95c; fat
hogs on foct. per h.. 6ta7c: dressed, lie.
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All kIndo of blank boolEo anA
rulings - any pattern Goso - u.
Anthonys bookbinoosy, 0Doeo
OaoOk. ~ tire lowest prices.
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w4sarsasus. April saryessteus Hsryf-
snn's hesssh j. xressIs snpsove.i. Hs,hss
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Rsxr TowSsxSn. April a-Arrivess--
schf Marie Saith.
SxAa BAy, April s.--Faif: fresh south
west wind-
StS FEANcfsco. April s.--Arrsve6-Wsl-
iiusrton. Departure hay. Cie2red--sssx
walia waIla. Victoria: ssr Michigan. Port
lana. Sd Kenneeee and hk Cen. fAtrehild.
Sanairo. SAsleS-Sh Palestine. Tacoma
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Tae City OF Pneels lefs shis morning fer
Tacoma.
The tug Phantom is being repaired In
coInan's basin.
T.as J. T. Boyden arrived a. Colmsn'x
wharf early Yesterday morning from LISA
laag
'Tlse tug Rainier arrived yesterday after
NOON feom Priest Point, towing . boom OF
laga for the Commercial mill.
rise steamer Yuma is beaehe1 near AL
rnoiid & Phillips wharf. being repaired
shs has been chartered for the season as .
pleasure boat.
T7ae steamship North Pacific arrived nj
the q. Il. & n. wharf. from Victoria. at
about ~ yesterday afternoon she WAS
% leave az ets p N, yesterday, Tor Ia
coma
Tsae lighthouse tender. x2uzaHits. ar
rived Monday night. and Jeff yesterday
afternoon for Cape FlAtfery 60 place 8
whixflsng buoy on the UnAflila reef, and
from thence she win proceed to Astoria
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lied fnfhe
sef London |
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les for |
DO ~ ismo
20 vt the
ppalsy "
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-. White, Standard and Davis Sewing Machines
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nee Red q
Brssn's cpl
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ased May Z |
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Thsy APP
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Oranges continue 10 arrive in
abundance. They are to be had ut
quotations. A few over-ripe bananas
are TO be had. The market Il well
supplied with dates, dried figs, etc.
Prices on these goods rarely change.
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The recent reduction in prices had
no particular effect on the volume Of
Trade, the only apparent result being
the creation of better feeling toward
the coal eonpanies on the part Of con-
SINNERS. Trade Is in healthy eondi-
ton. Shipping is not 20 brisk now.
owing to the duh condition Of trade at
San Francisco and other points 20
which we expert. Consequently. tom
mage Is easily obtained, while freigh;s
are very hard TO get.
stnee last report, the steamer Mex
leo, With siS tons. bark Oregon with
40 tons, the walla Walla with l2aa
and the ship Glory OF the Seas with
$500 tons, have Einished loading. The
collier willamette. the ship Spartan
and the steamer City Of puehla are a;
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As the fact that little more rain viii
fall this season becomes evident, hay
grows weaker. As result, offerings
during the last few days have been
numerous. holders strenuously en-
deasoring to dispose Of their stocks.
iohhing prices are not by any means
axei, while retail prices now iiuetuate
between 81 and SIS per ton. Farmers
are feeding considerable Of their hay
to stock. The future Is MOI promising.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-17
TEE SALT LAKE HERALD: THURSDAY, OCTOBER II,

constant smoker, and when he is not
putting cigarette he is rolling one.
AT the Hotel Bristol, Paris, on his ar
rival, say the French papers, Mr.. CLAD
stone wore gay air. After cautioning
his wife to step carefully as she left the
carriage, he added, deprecatingly: "Of
course, though, you can still jump, and
SO could if l chose" Then, disdaining
to use the elevator, he sprang nimbly up
the stairs.
President Gilman, of the Johns Hop
kins university, was born with a silver
spoon in his mouth. Without possessing
any remarkable scholarship, he was ap-
pointed president of the UNIVERSITY of
California at an age when most men are
glad of professorship. When he was a
little over 40 he was made president of
Johns Hopkins university.
The late DR.. Horatius Bonar was re-
markable for his intense love of preach
ing. He came to the pulpit often when
he was hardly able to undertake pulpit
duty, but as soon as he found himself in
the place where he was wont to speak to
his people, he seemed to become ami
mated by their presence and to gather
earnestness from the very attention
which was always in a remarkable de-
gree given to him while he spoke.
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Uninst Taxation.

It is unjust to tax the stomach with
burthens that it cannot bear. Many silly
people thus tyrannize that faithful servitor
until it rebels and Furnishes them as they
deserve. Dyspepsia is usually the child OF
gastronomic folly, but whether this or the
natural associate of inherent feebleness
from childhood, it is surely and pleasantly
remediable with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, the finest and most highly sanctioned
gastric tonic in existence. AS a result Of
the tone impaired to the stomach, and the
increased activity of it's digestive and as
similative action, insured the persistent use
of this benign invigorant, general stamina
is augmented, the nerves strengthened and
tranquilized. and tendency to insomnia
and hypochC n lriasis defeated. Biliousness,
chills and fever, rheumatism and kidney
troubles are conquered by this admirable
medicine