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There are has seven claims against the
seattle Insurance Company remaining an
paid IT, this city a. this date. which srgre
ssie $40. OF this amount sa,ssa i for
Gains aron which The eofupaay has good
grounds for eontsst and tee elSiresr,fs Tor
The bslsnce have Hol Yet applied 81 ths.
otlses ui the company for aynanf
JOAN ", gibson Secretary
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Seattle Insurance Go

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. l., 1859.
We. the undersigned policy holders of
the Seattle Insurance Company, who sui.
Tered loss by the fire OF June q, lss9. have
received from said company the amounts
set opposite our names, the same being the
total eIaim for los under our rnlicies
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II il q fcregone conclusion thai The
consutusion viii he adopted BY ys,se
practically unanimous. IL ass a~Vn
r>csived With favor cyery~hv " far
:. re can learn. Nes.edy ASSUMES
shas n IL persess. eus 1, is or the whole
: hes,er document than was generally
exrs-sea. les sarsrfsassses arr Of a
'exSa hat do no haEus, ~asie - de-
eo,>ncses can a coarse he sappsiei By
,,.,ra.ticn. A eenssssassea ssas,salt ~
- a much . esessien as sre~iA
-, this one Is fortunately ssIjassssi 70
s,,sur~ development a. es'oAstas sss&y
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FNrEsTWsNN

DAEtlEs HAVING NosEY "a INVEST
~li D. &C ! 10 cal =. she oesee q TIE
f@Rsf -@ant sasHai EssE dag ant tpvs-ss-
sSses8 Ca, al Essser swenE-. - snsxRs-.s
sa'ts tsshff sFssssa g tgFV<sz@zss- ss.N-Ss
are asS asF saz5s Il ssz3sstssss-s IL - ,sp-t,.s
So ~ s~s5xsrfw
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ERATERSITY LODGE, NO. $40 o
j, F., meets every Thursday evening, ar S
clock, in the hail % Seattle Lodge, North
Seattle. All mem bers of the order IN good
standing are cordially invited to sttend 2
). J. HOLMES, Y. c..
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Self Defense Against . DsnEsro as
zee.

Forewsrnsa il not foreaFmed In the case
OF those who incur the risk Of IA attack
FROM thai dangerous foe malaria. unpro
xtaed with means Of defense. But Il
those In peril are aided. sustained and ~
infonsed With the sTss, terrifying safe
guard, Hostetfes's stomach BstteEs. mt
asms. prolific breeder ef evils manifested
IN the shape Of bilious remitsent and
ehiils asd fever. sgsze cake, dumb ague
aud the sssiesiava Of the fsfhfnus aud Cen
trail Aasrtcaa coast. Is nsliified and rem
dernd harmless. Our Western pioneer s-i-
tiers aud miners. jewellers IN fropie low
lands, and visitors of and jewellers IN ma
isEius localities 10 this country and many
quarters 81 the giote. have for years been
eaousInfsi with the fact and are con
staatly provided with this unparalleled DR.
fsnsfys sB4siscsne AMI remedy. All dis
er,ier of the stomach. liver and bowels,
rsssumstir aud kidney complaints and
rheumatism are conquered by u
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NOTICE.

The steamer RTE ss r,ess ,s.,s,- A..
nsss. Parties efxhirg ire s..5,y ~. N.asl-
o.sassS essi Ntls psssss sgsply 81, b.,.y.s =,
81 a -sSialstnz q; Basfgssrsss. ho.f hs.,,... y
.ae Ere wall D. fomnd wing Al Corr -
tss'ek. tosss u soiasnais. ~ ss"4'''A an
A. r. sPArI.DING.
oSner and Agent
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ns py ding. lsss sAs ss'lis~.aS thai
~ York So sesfss sAe iAeaaes
-. ,,.ytv in mind shss - &o~ssa =
..... - cleveland: Ne do nos ne
- = ucrs tAAn oas ssassaea.
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STONECTTTERS.
STENOGR4PHFRS

e. TENOGRAPHEKS-PR & DAWSON.
- expert stenogrsphers and type-writers:
Remington agency. room 2, Newlin block,
Columbia street.
IN M. HUMAN, sTENOGRAPHER, /
lJs Atkins block, Columbia, between
Third ard Fourth
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". n. II VENf0Ef tVuN. ht4AEtVE
Dated al seattle, July 81 IS.9.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - THE
~ Bailders' Material Company hav.
about perfected arranE ements To promptly
deliver TO customers rubbie ana dimen.
slot. stone, pressed brick, lime
cement, plaster. hair. lumber trough and
dfessedl, lath and shingles In any &c sired
quantity. Temporary Office in 1.-The Fair
ton, -fs< Second Ssress-
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11sae NIL 81 EExsIxK5 AZ InE
ID sses 81 lose esssx. - = = :
fwI< sssFz2ex1 - 1~sazlse - - - =
NAs3Fssz No g sfs..s 49,. - - - - -
11Trt- NIL - KEsElsGD Az TIE
X - ~ T.<- i 4 = tle~sx. s<rkisess1. I 8
- s..rs,<. srfslIsrsw IN Nrs- T. KsiEs. 1azz
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.r.r.svss,rss.r, a. t.ssa cs-1'e asw rsSnsss7d
sss--s.-,. fssss sraf - sr .srsess Tsx-tsg. AS
srgx. ~ f-ss Ts~Se 4 us1essx nfststtssts.
nfTsS viii. b. gnsEITED At THE
II - - ~ Tpx l. A Hssesax. = gsktsfSfs.
- sc ssss~r.srrEefzz~H 81 Essssfssz> 81
xFsvss 4 gk@~zhuerx 400 seyfsAess elstsk ~
sgsssrsss usth ali nsss Tae~saF. Asax s<x q.
!. -1S-.rr -. .-9sSTs af-TssE. - gtIs-
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tse hrsex work. psAzressax- paanss8S z0ss
r3xuhEnx OF rx0 6oatse frame neuses -
co tsonEsrciAl street, = hsrs f'asas CAN "
s~~n-
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Ripe - . = a. esxi.s r.e.ssseu~x<
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- - ..-.A 80 Is sxksngsprs street
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III ess = -
NyUTEEE To tOsTkALsUko - E1nS
N gill De received A. The SfGee 81 IA
rsesamas architsS.s- fooHIs - AHo -, bsss
.ssi block. for 3sso-y frame nore &ad
ssssce baiidsag sog M A. taiAs~fHs essas
opened az Il 81 A1gEsss = =. .-slllaao-
~-oTT1V To s,oNTKatsrOR.-BrI
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-. g-,b ~ a-,yrss :. -
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=. -. -
49,
NOTICE TD tOSTRA TORS - BiIs
~ vii b. received for q three-ssOf5
frame sog@i antsi the 9th inst: plans At
.sfsice o! : j. Asany. architect; right 10
rx.ecf any or al ua1s reservoir. sos-
rl.---Ll-
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMAIs~
j ssoaerx Of King county. Washington
Territory, viii. on or before the second
sisy Of ,er.serab DER. LIS. al iosao O'Clock T.
n. Of said Gay. receive at the susiisor's Of
fies in seafsIe. plans and specification
and details aud proposals for q courthouse
aud iaii for sais county, TO be erected on
site furnished BY said county, In the city
OF seattle, In said county of King, said
PROPOSALS rot 10 exceed one hundred ana
esshty-fve Thousand (is5eo) Collars
Architects Submitting plans, specifications
and details, must have their plans, etc,
ACCOMPANIED by one or more proposals
from responsible contractors. each OF
which proposals must be accompanied by
a bond with two or more local sureties or
A cs rrlfec cheek on local bank, 10 the
amount Of ten thousand lio.u0i dollars,
guaranteeing that, in the event of the
a n them they Viii enssF
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost
Found. For sale. For Rent, and situations
waufcd will b. inserted at the rate OF 2
cents a word for first Insertion; cent
word for saca subsequent Insertion. Pay.
ment always in advance.
NoTICE~The business Office 81 the Posi-
fsrgiIIsgscxR viii hereafter be open until
sp IA Classified advertisements will be
received up 10 this hour.
The following letters are awaiting siver-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NoT1CE-PLAsTEkE ARE PRE-
~ par. d 20 contract for any quantity of
Hath by the carload. The Builders supply
Co. III Marion street.
N0IICE - ALL PARTIES HAVING
~ claims against Il. l.. Marshall are
hereby requested 10 present the same TO
the undersigned nj his office. room 8.
Sewiin block. Frank Hanford, attorney
in Tact for f. L. Marshall
N0TiCE-I HAVE A LARGE SrOOK
IN OF furniture and becding at Turner
hall. Fourth aud jefferson streets. A.
Nahlhusrh
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FINANCIAL

l.NENE DOLLARS To TEN THOUSAND
j Ia loan ia say amount on furniture.
planes. leases. stock And anything ~ value.
without removal business strictly cont
dental Gilmore n Co, Office in Palace
restaurant opposite peSfoI'icc.
MONEY To LOAN ~jAkN Is CuNkLIN
vi Mortgage TraSt Co. with paid zap
capital Of ss.sSa,.o, make leans GA i'm.
prSvest city aud farm property: Nc pay
money ga isssns "a hours after application
- tnsste W. emily want ttie 20 examine
title: loans ef s-ap to $1,000 wanted. alb
soluIly to delay building leans speciality !;
any and al competition met l. V. Enfs,
general ssest and sxaz liner, yssosn /. New
In block
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s~S I'm 49, ~s-yE
- WDsk > nsss
e1emlnss ssssss.g sS1ssssss sAsn4ss
q &c - - - '1A''s = - = -
11nIun = ssuasaussss - PosT4uTxl.
- Hog5-1u7WxssaScBa y On ssae -
powfne Ggs1eisns
80 DnA1zsce, CAx--rssses Heel ssvs
- Azsmss. cAI--Eawsrds = Hssa,
ln1lr41S. On-wflocx News aapA.
kAneAs csTT. NOS Click. n kass
t.vvsas ce1-c. snish : sea. yifssesfA
- A0UUnee.
snzsssH coGruHA-
yADcuUyup--W. Haxrison. 4. I. TsEs<J.
yDc1DgxA--K. J, Hail
~ W1gYnfysTRD-ze1 q. Hall
wAaUSsrpS.
Annnn1xp-N. y. Gosman.
AuAcuuSeD-J. y. 1pfs-
umGasusuAn-Jemes X 1isison.
DuoUDA-H. Lord
Ge..osoxtsI Z Jcss
CusmAxs-Dan1ei ". Kirk
pAyT0u-W. v. Jarrett
1x1gDsoCuo-E. L. Ferry.
01GMAR--c R8hag
x9uf-Uni0n News ca.
nuwTmnkuo-D. e. Lewis.
looRu YAxfnA-keheimaB BresL
RoB9 DLAEgERy--H. r. Prizes.
rua5 Lrps.Ow--Luufs Poole.
HUn1 MADfsox-P J. Prfnyoses
HODY 1ownnnxD--F J. browne
RUyAxxrp--<3fheUu 4 smith.
oUuOue-a. Richardson.
Guououian-Union Sess Co.
nuoorALufD-Theo. ~. Tbomsen.
0BOgA YALIA-I =. Armesft.
DUQuBn-T. b. barr.
3AComA-Ehsrses B. staexDots. ofsns
opposite Tacoma hotel
UALLA WALIA--M- n. Hart
WnA9Cou-WAites FoatsL
mRARRHR HnSnfY NYf, ~.
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offieh - tasfTk9LLEs 80 CURRENCY.
AAsHtsafOS June n lNss
WHEREAS By sstfssact1fx A,lsSe,,c.
stGted So the nndeESlgs cd. IL 81. tnsn
mace o. sp1'esr that ssTha Washingt,,,
Ssaleass hank 81 ~ ssfle.' ia The e4tT -
Seattle. ~ tbs eOaniy Of King and t..s-5
teFY of y Ashiestoa. hss C az ,.iief win a.,
"a ps"sssl. "a 81 the statutes ri The rsitesf
an &ssDeissso0 sssii hs authorized IA, s,.,,n
nartlf1' the business of baking
NeM thers5oFe |. jessie b. Abrnhnra.
Lep'isy aud Acting Couat.rollsr ~ 90,
as,ssF'ent'y, DO hereby certify that .aThs
Asfsl isyn National Bank IL seattla T.,
the cfiy 81 seatfie. Ia he ez,untx - l-s. "a
snd territory II Hashis xsssfs, i. -x1th..Sxss
"a essia ts.sz'ee the Business of bar,ktn, -
provided ia section Aity-ene hnf,a-sd -.
s ssls -nint % the Revised statutes Of me
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NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSURANCE
~ 0sllm1re. falsce resss0rsaG

NOTARY PUBLIC AND INsURANCE
~ t.tlraere. falsce resssarsaG
-I>TfE LOMBARD INVESTMENT co
1 capital. N.stn.ossA. - prepared - fur
utsh tuaasy at oAEe, tn sans ~ sgit. oa -
attic city. and farm property in King and
dowa soand counties. Papers ar1vu. aud
EaoHey PAID al csEr office ugsea exeSattsn of
>=tae. Parties wishing naessey ios hallsiiax
Psrfs>sss sheGla csIl on rs faf tefels Asfosw
s>iag SaSsu here. toTtvSfssnsteges solicited
Ire - h@wtssa. agents M&issiry AGi.flng
carnsy fhtFi ard lssaes
. Fsg CENT. INTEREST: ONLY TES
~ shares 10 ct E.ssl 10 ht,iStus So "a
Tss nso1ia ss gay .Ftueig-sl Ana Interest.
fSsakaEn & tp. ruaa = Neglsa bigsk
sSTuts foE American Bursting SVrlssy
ChtsaSa
en- To ssp 10 LOAN on gt'RSl.
FiV igfe. s&aaus. bsr>sx diamonds esg
los vstsS ssslsss Aa&a ca. rscEa "a.
FBrke Slsek
- FEE CENT MONEY To LOAN o. IL
Z s.sss preE<ssy - Fyssails. also aa good
f&Esass payments ear 10 mssse ass ssrar
sss<F ass@ xe&r aSs delay la gaRxinx sssaS
fsssNaeV 4 Fsttass, Sasse hss~k
NfoSgY To LaAx-agKs e. DAN.
vi ssss. Ro0S ~. B.sszsa h.aek
NluSsy To LOAN ON REAI ESTATE
VI &z1 y<EsassA& s<Sesfty. Noses. nzorr-
saves. tssgsss. esssaty sSa cssy sxrrsnsx
e4s hsymxhE ard @sl4 "a Z Nitaer 4 gsA
hSssVrs. IN NsAawnzsas SsFxSs, SewEla hsssax
I oNs oK SHORT TINE loans MADE
I . ga sssz5 eS2AtE w&i{ S&ke ssvagats4
Txtes ard xses tie e9sssHss lsgQEsTs ksEeu.
txsa 9t5s Aksss bus EszsFtssASsz tsxss q NJ
l.nsn, zlsbs faiFi s1spsas-
MONEY ~ LOAN an FAKMS AND
VI elss psp'T~sSy 80 tA< wess@ra garra
M@r eass Fv1ss cseaa n&15. gsa1x sggzse
Lesress ~xks~ Ne SesNss Ncgev IL hzns
Asre. k<asn 4. l-sswetiy = nsssx Aas.ck
A. 4 sosfTx szsNxsv.
MoNKf 10 LIAM OK sgssgN EsS Pop.
va eEss ssss s&ts1fax s,zrs~esss - ssse 1sssYs
EasA ssfsnss ssst Aesz s<ssaesy ses "a, F-xs,
ssS~ ASAsress y s.9sSsszzssEA. care ~SAxa
h~rszes krssA Il 90
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rnsx

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2 T.5fT& on sstEEfsN Z fs-<fsk GULF
- 49, sssyrpssS.. sssrs gar. sEss<rssf u
yks sspet> 3sst rzensssd wssa ssx@s go
/ xexs4 Il xtAes eses ssjsf xsza 6~s tssseMsSs'
fvsssa s14 xross-x ssxste % ss.ssssssi - ~.
80 81 s,4as. sxr~xs asss1 Q xzsfsr-iafs n -
a. skss1s gusy :. azssi ssssshls r. sfa = -
- rad So -sxavsry 81 gun ga fSf apr
k~z,ess., IL sks~s At.s5saa * ia
7 o~r-AcaoCST BOOK. VIII z
Il H.vSsy wrzss<r oks syss tzsxx- fssM
reear3 10 shls cac- and gsz abers1 fe-
wzr1
N-uTscE Il fsERrBf 1asns gaAf
n h., xx azxxe~snx 20 tie sossssH f1x
ssssrrfs.ssaf. hsSszx STA ed - Dr. sassF.-sS
gwen ts-io~. @ee held Or =. .. Fl><s III
uwner~nfn- srs.xa eoiag, 4 Eeffss Ess-ns
ss.ssst -s9 los. brxn1ss. y l. % light Gsfs
A A. Fssse- ssaqaa nale. VI .. =
OT-oy yHvaSDAy EVENING on
II excursion 20 IbsnfAE9Ia, <1ss
arrow scarf rio 80 VITA cae Afxe Ane
lib<Yasly rewarded By leaving ~ Foss-in
teslgencxr once.
DyxSOECYYOS 0Y COPARTSEksqff'
niSsOLTTIoS-TEE FIRM OF " l.
IL Amas & Go. has this dag fnutaany dis-
solved. " l. Am<s r~figiug from TIE nrI'i
The ktssins-ss viii s1fii he rried on By J.
r. Lord < Co. ~ 2-si7 Freat street
" l. ANEs,
JOHN r LORD
NOTICE OF DfS>OLETioN-N0TIc -
~ herehy given that the psTfnenhip
lately existing between Charles kaysas aflsi
" X Fnlser. under tse nrm name Of
Fuller & Kay~er, Was dissolved bs mutual
consent on this 18TH day OF August, isss
All dessts owing .o the said partnership are
90 De collected and received by said y. h.
Fasier. who Will also pay all the df BIS OF
said frm- Mr. FRl er viii carry on tiniier
anss s,lgTaber ba Iness at fhe old stand.
EHAS- K4YsER,
In ssrsSanfe of W. X. FULLER
y. II. PETERSON.
Il H. PESSEFATHsE-
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The following letters are awaiting sive
tss.sr. sf this oftsf.s
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aEg9EE sKTkCSR- AsoAYEk AND
NJ Cacnsss. aass~xz- 81 aeat. 6fs caaya.
srss. SO. send samples for aszay by mall
Tssssv-@ Wsxs- ~.
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LOS ISN'T -- VERY nkslgARf.Y
Il apartments Sesg p0s,cfseS ~ Suaiss~
taaa 49, ssie 90 tso sensseusSa, wssA ~
. sth,ses osi&s'i- A-s5sx>s With refeSenees
u - tsag al
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HsNrED 70 REM.

"A sNFkb-RN a LADY. a SUITE oF
w aAfatuishssi soums sar esifre ard resi-
feaee. Address NJ { this oss.e.
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oCyIESTS AND ATHEISTS
DTNTfSYN

Tax offss-IT5OS STEAMSHIP all.
4 Ez4nstos. FTAax wavsa. rsaxser, eArrv
aax fright Ant ssssse sgurs 81 rssszrsxs
rssess wsss s4sI frsssa SAD Fxucssco hzr
sosat powss. J. 4 HafEesd. axI
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aExTYLx. N0sDAY. ArG. rs.
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l.NAk EESr- six UNFINISHED
rsssGss. SoQtA Commercial sGrexs. Ag
psg ai Ssetsna Nra ; ssaatSr essce, Sszaga
slssSt, rear ~ tsnesseats'. ~ a. iagaAer
yard, esrssT - Ntux and Nsss street. North
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NoNKf 10 LIAM oN ssssgN g>S Pop.
W esss - ssta1fax sszry<ss@rs - ssse tsssys
naAa S&fsnSs szt Aaaz sssssSsy as sxa fzxzs.
SaSNA ANAsFss> y ssesskssz&stA. care >SAxa
hsssss< krss<4 Il 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-04
AT THE CHURCHES.
The Various Religious Services to
be Held To-day.
pHE DUNKARDS PECULIAR IDEAS.
Tie Sandwich Island Lepers-Searching the
Seriptures-The UnreasOnableness of
Some PetitiOns-The Hebrews.

Public services will be conducted in the
various places of worship, to-day, as fol
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GREAT REELECTION IN BOYS, CLOTHING

Remember that our boys clothing sale
commences on the 1st of August and con-
tinues till September 1st. All suits will be
reduced 20 per cent, and the purchaser of a
suit will receive a fine pocket knife.
THE WALKER Bros. Co.
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On and after July %, 1899, trains on the
Salt Lake & Fort Douglas and Salt Lake 81
Eastern railways will leave the Denver &
Rio Grande depot at 10 am. for Park City,
arriving at Hardy's station at II am.
Trains leaving Hardy's at l1:30 am,
arriving at the Denver & Rio Grande depot
at y 80 pm. The stage leaves Park City
at 7:30 am. Parties wishing to go to
Brighton's can arrange for conveyances at
Kimball Brothers stables. Remember, this
is the only direct route to Park city.
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will cure your cough. 1t never fails. This
explains why more than million bottles
were sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not
be without it. For lame back, side or chest,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold - =. G.
Smith G. 10
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oh. what a Cough.

viii YOU heed the warningl The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease consumption
Ask yourselves if you can afford Icr
fne risk and do nothing for it. We
know from experience that Shiloh's Cure
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BEST IN THE WORLD.
Further Creatures Of Skin Dis
eases by the CuticuPa
Remedies.

in terrible condition, being covered with
sores. Sulphur springs fail. Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.
have used your CUTICURA REMEDIES in two
cases where it proved to be successful. The first
was in the case OF q boy a year and half old.
His face and body were in terrible condition,
the former being completely covered with sores.
took him to the MaSsena Sulphur Springs, but
he did not improve any. was then advised to
try the CUTICURA REMEDIES which l did. He
took one and one half bottles of CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, when his skin was as smooth as could
be- and is to-day. used the CUTICURA on his
sores and the CUTICURA SOAP in washing him.
He is now five years of age, and all right The
other case was a disease of the scalp which was
cured by washing with the CUTICURA SOAP and
rubbing in the CUTICURA, one bottle of CUTI-
CURA RESOLvENT being used. They have
proved successful in every case where have ad-
vised the use of them. 1t is surprising how
rapidly child will improve under their treat
ment. 1 recommend them for any disease of
the skin as being the best in the world. This is
my experience, and am ready to stand by my
statement. JOHN r. BERO,
American House HoganSburO N Y
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The United States government has received
$500, 900, 900 per gear for fifteen years. WhCt
has the United States government got to StotC
for 81, 500, 900, coo?
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AN Unbearable Skin Disease Cured.

Ihave been afflicted since last March with a
skin disease the doctors called Eczema. My
face was covered with scabs and sores, and the
itching and burning were almost unbearable.
Seeing your CUTICURA REMEDIES so highly
recommended, concluded to give them a trial,
using the CUIICURA and CUTTCURA SOAP eX-
ternally, and RESOLyENT internally for four
months I call myself cured, in gratitude for
which l make this public statement.
Mrs. CLARA A FREDERICK,
Broad Brook Conn
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Jsldoe POluers has earned s., 900 per year for
fifteen gears. What has Judge PolOeTs got TO
ghO1O for So, 900?
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every species of agonizing, humiliating,
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the skin, scalp, and blood with loss of hair, and
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tag1ous, when physicians and all other remedies
fail.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTIcURA, &c.:
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~ Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" g.
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PARK CITY BY RAIL AND STAGE.

Rich lace scarfs and tichus marked way
down, at F. Auerbach a. Bros
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7 EVILS 9S per ct. LYE
III Powdered and Per
fumed.
CPATENTED)
-

W A4LN 1L1ty
The strongest and plreSt
Lye made. Will make l6
lbs. of the best Perfumed
Hard Soap in 20 minutes
,0ith0It boiling. 1t is the
best for disinfecting sinks,
closets, drains, etc. Photo
graphers' and machinists
uses. Foundrymen, bolt
and nut makers. For engi-
neers as a boiler cleaner
and anti-incrustator. For
brewers and bottlers, for
washing barrels. bottles,
etc. For painters to remove
old paints. For washing
trees. ETC., etc.
PENNA. SALT MFG co.
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GRAIN AND HAY.
wHKLT-we quote No. . wheat to arrive; esn
CoRs-No. qmixed. to arrive, sSXc; white,
siitc; ear corn, 20 400.
OATs-No. new oats, 21lsc;
RYR-No. 2 rye, 81
Hkv-Fancy timothy, 81. 5osilS choice, Fli'
low grades, sll9l2
srRAw-SI. 500 ton.
PROVISIONS.
BAcos-Clearr rib sides, 7,4o.olear sides,
BULK MEATs-Clear rib sides, GlSc;
SUGAR CURED MEArs-Hams, l0lSo ll4 fol-
large to small average; shoulders '14c; break
IARD~Choice leaf. o; in kegs and buckets,
loo.
GROCERIES.
CoFFRE-Rio, ordinary, l5Cdl5I1c; prime, lGCS
1910 choice, lSa; fancy, lSc; peabcrry, lsc;
golden Rio, l9c; Java, 9l@2Ic; Mocha, aGG2sc
Laguayra, Is; Arbuckle's Arioea, 2llIo.
MoLAssRs-Corn syrup, ~ sugar syrup, SIG
sSc New Orleans molasses, good, aSCSSoc.
RICK-5lG6l Scfor goo1toprime.
suGAR-Granulaied, Ils9Tss; confectioners
A; no; G. 10; powdered, 30; cut-loaf, SIC
New Orleans sugars, Sa496lfo
soIP-German, $50 p box of 90 lbs for com
mon, $3.50 for best; ivory, si9d.7s for 1s-n
boxes.
BurrRR-Choite country, l5Cal7c p 10; low
grades, 1912; dairy, 22925c; Elgin creamery
sac; oleomargarine, lS(nlIc, -
CHKEsr-Fanoy full cream che'idar, l2Ag
lac; twins, l2o; Young Amt ricas, lie
prime Ohio factory, llSl2hc; skim cheese
T0D9c.
PouLrRY-Hcns, 81 90 p dozen; ducks, live
So BO61i d dozen; young spring chickens, sl.2'
as 90 d dozen
EaGs-we quote at lie y dozen.
TALLow-5o n n.
BKKswkX-eOc ~ n.
BROOM -CoRS-SG3c for common TO good.
GIHsEsG-Choice large, SIC IS.
APPLKs-$l 5Nltt2. 90 per barrel.
ONIoHs-Sl 400 81 so per barrel,
BEAss-H. p Michigan 800 per bushel.
DRIED APPLEs-3(G5c. per lb.