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Evening journal., 1889-07-11
ro Yeuth.

Respect your fathers counsels sage
For be received them at your age;
sAa3 Il he holds by them t'-day.
rs cause 4s'z tried the other wev
Puck.
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Jerseys at 81, So, So, 81 S.
that have been $3.50 to $I6.
Two more days like yesterday
will end them. And the S.
Satin-striped Flannel Carl
baldis at $3.50 as well.
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RAarli.lArs.

NJ tsMtNe 3ts AsD N9Nit-tt.N lAu q
W Road. I.iae-tafleS ili al.ais. .}a.ie g5. 1859
aoINu G0Sga.
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ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On Sunday only-Leave Wilmington at 90
p m for keading and intermediate points.
DAILY, except SundRy-Leave Dul'OnI o.H a
M, Newbridge go a. m. Arrive Wilmington
6.42 a. m.
Saturday only-Leave Reading 1900 noon.
arrive Birdsboro 1879 p. m. Leave DUPONT l.l0
p. m, Newbridge 1.30 D. m. Arrive Wilmington
l.53 p. m. Leave Newbridge 700 .. M, arrive
Wilmington 7.23 .. IN.
For connections at Wilmington with p, w.
u j. r, R.l,at y. q o. Junction with (B. q o.
X. RI, at Chadd's Ford Junction, with p, w.
q B. r. r., at Coafesville and Waynesbqrg
Junction, with Penn. X. r., at Birdsboro
with p. *. Il. r. r. and P. r RI, at Reading
with T. & r. r., see time tables at al
stations.
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Aet
A. G.. .MCCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
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baldis at $3.50 as well.
"Thick as a board and soft
as fleece" That's what they
say of the SIS Camping Blan-
ket. 74xS4 inches. All the
Summer bed things for indoors
and out.
Floor Linens GO to $50
inches wide.
Near women's Waiting Room.
Summer prices on Carpets.
This seasons goods a trifle out
of condition:
Moquettes sl.2O from sl.5O.
Wilton's $3.50 and Sl.75 from S225 and
Lowell and other best Brussels 9Oc and 81.
from S1.35.
1O-wire Tapestries zoe, from Soc.
lngrains 6Oc, frem 70 and Sic.
Special bargains in Rugs and
Carpet Remnants.
Sheet Oilcloth half price.
Second floor. Market street side. Four ele
vators.
Made-up Carpets (from
short lengths of choice goods
at about half.
Basement, northeast of centre.
The 35c Screens are well
wired and adjustable to any
window between ? and 3 feet.
Is it any wonder that a carload
is so soon gomez
Screen Doors, with two
spring hinges and a knob,
$I.5o.
Basement, north of centre.
SI.75 Black Cashmere
Square Shawls at SIPS. Other
prices up to $2.5o the same
way. All the Fancy Shawls
of course.
Second floor, Chestnut street front. Take ele
vator.
Fringed Sashes at one leve
price-$2.S5. They've beer
twice or three times that
ColorS.
Main aisle. near Transept.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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,yANAaIAKnR,s.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. July II. 1852.
Closed at / P. M. Saturday.
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tss. EBreae Jarslsa Dear Str. e has
been Sosse alne since ! have heard from
yuyl. ! wssas@ yoH shruslgA nr Morse Iu
- Aagsap IS gagca 81 faaf lnooths Gso sn
aica stated sEy case s. plain as I csG.s
q Ast s0EF = Bags al medicines had Gasle
for 1ae
l. ass Gsae shat 40 ~ agr medicine rxatd
have dsages L has sres3 gzse os tFulshleS
Which J aase hsd f9T iaensy years, xna
asa 10 sau h h~stsT ~ esaefx thai I fas.s
Aga cared vHginely some oi ghe fssats.,,
heg2 ~ IA kagw nae ana knFw haW have
safer. q ar aamh. AnJ kn0w rot shat Ia
Say They know sass save saEgFsf the
Ns0sE excTgs stlOg ssN y for over twenty
years 90. aas 80 sssA : zt tAe , oH.e
we're al abs % sei war n1s3lFinsS. Tac
sFVsahse l. - 80 a0l take & 'oag enough
80 give &c e a. Oh bow tsAnxfal ara
Eass sTe stF, "a x,Ur nssflcizss . trial
hes dare nsss Pei, ass there Is no PawuT IA
YoEF t9rat,gtAes. Alice tasss EwvnfY yNA
81 1AAsa.& A. GF Eaesa ~ 90 a. I can for
suA q sY0ss tgsx tAlac ~ ths Hsss1.Sea-
- Nod e Ers aAlssss3 q sd WhSa { Asa
&&3s. IS ever ssa, | gn3sH ca Eeaa=G J0a
fus Essar k5skfsvsS - gae- keaEs frgix.
Mss AAEx HsSpNsS
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Afr Centuries II Bigstsd Dark
nsz, Light.

I have fer ssyersI PEARS been srv1oled
wfsh 4 ezcFnp lsesssseE o. diseases which has
fsSfze4 TIE skill Of many physicians TO
zkas1 ! hare applied
AkDGt eiTatsssa months gxo ! heard OF
fne Efssazguetsc syEtexn Of Medicine. 2ad
was Jed 70 Investigate for myself. aas hare
been xnvIFiss-d kb0se al n Eassst ssnFziae
ex rsessSzt cEse a. TIE poser aud sim lie1fy
Of these medicines op The human srstera.
The 9ss seEsel sTsteEas have been sifaply
repetition OF experiments for the past cen
tartes. withoRt any basts on which 70
i3ns ~ huEa&n beings have beea literally
dletnre1 TO Gesth- George Washington
the Father Of Cur county. wgs among
fhese victims, and after being Dl.zeere1
aBa bed for shape cod, untii the vital
staeFk wax nearly exsinzaished, he fszraeA
and requested his tofTusDiors to leave him
alone, and sooa expired I have hsd ample
opportunity to test the power of the Eis.o-
gesssefc system Of Medicine 81 various
parts Of TIE territory and ID many Different
f0Tzsls ri disease. and ara astonished a. the
wonderful sueSsess OF these medicines:
and through the knowledge aud use of
them we saa sec tbs dawn OF 6 glorious
day IA the medical weird. And although
az present the !igEt shineth IN darkness,
aud the darkness cnfn greheadcsh Z not the
time il not far distant when the clouds OF
blinded prejudice will clear away before
the bright shining Of this simple but re-
Gently discovered truth. and the old schools
and their vosaFies will be things of the
past.
DR.. j. Eugene Jordan. the father OF this
new system Of medicine. II d highly cul-
tused gentleman. and his medicines are
meeting with unparalleled success Ia this
territory AS benefsctor OF humanity
bid him God-speed. and hope he NAY live
20 see the day when the knowledge and
blessings Of this new practice may Ill the
earth - the waters cover the deep
REV JAS. G. ScofT.
90 Pine street, Seattle, W. T.
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LAWYER seth Crews. Mrs. RawN9n 9
counsel. played cute trick on lfT. u.
!. Herman, insanity expert ia 3 CHI
cage court on Monday. Mrs. Eagsafi
was on trial for assault - murder, and
her defense wgs temporary insanity
rress n ked the stiffness II be did not
testify ut the GEite2E trial that the a.
sasSin wns insane. lie said BE did.
'sSssII " observed the lawyer, ~SaiteaI1
was hanged ?"
Mr.. crexs picked up a aogk which
be said was Rays Medical JgFispFu-
denee Nov. doctor be said in :
bland say, Il want 20 reas4 g0a tEo
cases which read 10 the experts who
testified before you
DIR. Herman thought the lawyer vas
reading from the book, bat those Eho
were sitting behind Dir. Crews saw
that he had tao sheets OF TnanaseTiff.
closely written, inside the volume
THAT first csss yoa read. sal! the
expert. Il remember yery well
have read it. bat that was 3 ehFof1is.
ease Of hss.erieal insanity.
Lock here, Deetor. said Crews.
taking the two sheets of paper out OF
the book and handing them 10 the
witness. these cares are not Ira the
book. nor IN any book made them
up myself z
The doctor face became very red
when he saw what trap he had walk
ed into. Mrs. RawSon was acquitted.
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SENATOR VANCE.
The Funny Man of the Solemn t.p,ssv
Honse-A Bihie Student.

washington letter.
Vance Is North Garoliniaa. Row in
his fifty ninth year. and in his seven.
teenth year in the senate. Rrlore he
was elected 81 the oilice he nos kolds
he had served two years in the house
and had held a number Of Offices in
his native state, aud had rendered VA.
liant service 10 the cause ST ssceSSiea,
rising TO the rank OF nsalor~rcaerai
lie was In Lees array at the surrender
nj Appomattux. Vance Is rather large
i'm build and heavy in form. wsth s3l.
very white hair and a stuhby muslachw
OF the same collar. His voice Is rather
raspish and nasal. and he might hs re.
garsied as Il dew .i-East Yankee from
the tone of hiss Spsech. bat hc Is a
Southerner, with all the So8theru
traits strongly marked ia his char
aeser. His humor. III Nh@Ch he
has very abundant taad fs
OF the Southern type. Naace evE-
IDENTIFY comes from = family that ass
very religious and aevoat. HIS lNn.
gaake az many times IS stKikiag{y ike
that of she RiA.e. Phrase after phrase
OF his speeches are wesl.kmawa texts
of the Holy Hril, aud there IS q strong
religious cs,lofsng ia AL q hls REMARKS
The psiacipai chaFaziefisgle 81 hls
mtnsi, however. - his asuler Tie i
the funay msn of the senate. lie las
sa insxhsussshie Storehasase oi anee~
doles which he relates ese9sfiY Ana
sisays with arsaess. He haS light
efisd mp the ssnsi arid dry 4e sis ol tie
tsfiA VITA hasEug ana vii. which has
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.ET6T1
WIKI

pxEp.s MIL. TKxAs. June %. lss-The
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga---Gcn
ficmeu One OF NY children was troubled
with rheumatism and hoils far about two
cine. bat without profit, aud began TO despair
Of curing her st all ! MAS persnasied 70 try
your swift.s Specific. After she had usei
aud she 10 now a hale, hearty and healthy
girl twelve years cid. Another child has
inst become affieied in tho same way, and 1
am using the 8. 5. 5. and antieirate prompt
SPECIFIC Co... Atlanta, Gs-Gentlemen; Our
little giri when but three weeks old breke
Out with eczema We tried the prescription
special benefit. We tried Il. s. s.. aud by III,
time one bottle was gone her head began 10
heal, and by she time khs had taken six
bottles she wa. completely cured Now she
hearty child. 1 feel 10 b,rt my duty 60 make
tais statement. Respectfully. II. T. SnoGaS.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Juno q, fsss-The
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta. Ga.-0entlemen
sought physicsan, who treated me for sew sev
erai mouths. Hy his advice went 10 Crab
orchard Springs. Ky. whore BIS course Of
treatment was carefully observed. / reeov.
cred. as thought. but the next spring pinl-
pies began 60 appear on my face and body.
These gradually Increased TO sores and run
ming ulcers. WAS advised 10 try =. g. g., and
Improve. slowly at nsst. but moro RAPIDLY
afterwards. and soon nothing remained g.
tell Of my trouble. NJ blood Is now thor.
cuEhiy cleaned, asd my system free from
taint and l owe my present condition "a
perfect cure-fo your medicine 1chsefsuily
Eve this statement that others Tho have
suffered rs fhsye may reap the same henes.s.
HAspr n Burr, 81 Hess Ninth st.
HosFR, La, May 81 issa-The Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta, Ga.--Geatlemen About two
years ago my general health gave way en-
TREY; was 80 debilitated that almost
dsspaired OF ever feeling well again. All
thai tho Physicians deiue FOR me brought -
permanent relief. frtends insisted that
should give \. =. g. fair trial, aithouss
Thought it would be throwing away none
After taking a thorough course. my hsaii4
niad strength returned, and I must say thar
n 4. y alone cured me, rs I discarded al
others while using it. As n tonic I can pa u
heartily recommend II for general dsfsiitv,
u certainly Ia specific. w. r. BRIpaks. J. T.
HOMER, LA.--f know STR. w r. Bridges, aati
VIII say that his statement Is cssfessct
JosEfH sHKLros. Druggist
Treatise on Bleed and skin Diseases ruaiigsf
free. Tue SWIFT SfRcIFlc Co, Drawer 3
Atlanta. ia.
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SEATTLE. Jan. IL, 1850

SEATTLE, Jan. II, Iss9.
/ had trouble with my throat more
than q year 10 would keep me coughing
until was nearly worn out. There was
spasgnodie contraction OF my throat,
which AZ times would almost choke me 10
death. ! tried the best physicians In Van
eouyes, Is. c., where lived for eight years,
but 20 no purpose, es the medicines ap-
piled would only make ny throat worse.
was becoming very much alarmed. and as
a last resort went to DIR. Jordan and took
bis Histogenefic prescription for
less than a week, aud have en-
firely recovered. This was six months
ago, and have not had u sign of Its re-
turn While In his Office during my first
call got acquainted with Mrs. Mcnamara
of At. Vernon, w. r., who brought a
little seven year old daughter TO
Dr. Jordan. That child was the
most frightful looking object Imaginable.
From the time she was two years old her
spinal bones aud thigh bones and ribs be-
came diseased aud discharged matter. She
was all curled up in a bunch. could only
lie on her stomach. her legs were like pipe
stems, and she was a picture of distress.
That child had been doetored everywhere,
the mother told me. aud was given up to
die by all. aud she took her 10 DR.. Jordan
az n last resort, without the slightest faith.
few months afterwards | saw the child
and IL had recovered by the use Of Dr.. J0r-
dams medicines. Mas. ID. w. CARD.
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SEATTLE, Jan. II, 1889.
recommended Or j. Eugene Jordan 10
SIR. Fred kfause OF 1914 seventh street,
who was Ia the most horrid, distressing
condition imag saah.e. That man, Mr..
kTause. had been siling with neuralgia OF
the stomach for over five years; bat IL was
uncomfortable the last four weeks, he being
confined 10 his bed. I said confined. bnt
be was hardly couiinsd, as he would jump
in and out OF he'd every minute, ike a
maniac. grinding his teeth and groaning
in despair lie was kept under the iuflu-
enoe of morphine by his doctors
all that time. until il ceased Ia
have any effect, and until they were afraid
60 give him mere, IS he was just about
dead. Ia fact, the whole household, my
self included, did not think he would live
Till morning. IL was the most wFe,ehed.
hoTrid case @! helpless agony that human
eve ever witnessed. The paroxysns would
make him sfithe ike serpent Well, I
brought nF, Jordan, and be said
Horphine mHst not he given, and he pre-
scrshsd the nistogenette medicines, aoa in
half an hour the pain stepped. aud Ia a
few days BIC got well GEORG HILTON.
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Ny baby was born with terrible scrofula.
He kept getting worse, his head being
swollen aud feaFfai running sores all over
him, We employed the best medical skill
in Seattle without aby benefit, as he kept
getting verse. There were terrible ha.d
Jumps around bis throat so he could
hardly breathe or swallow. The doctor
said he would not live. We heard of DIR.
Jordan and had him see the baby Z;
be told Us he would get per-
fectly well. aud prescribed his
Histegenetic medicines. The baby got
better Immediately and was all right A
week ago he was taken with bad ease of
pneumonia. We sent for Dr. Jordan, and
his medicines as usual worked ike magic,
aud the baby is well once more. We would
not be withou the His;ogenetie medi-
cines, and am sllre my baby would have
been dead had IL not been for DR.. Jordan.
I write this that others having ineurable
diseases may know where TO go 10 get
wen. CHARLES OLSON.
g0.T i4enora street., Seattle, W. i.
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DR. J, kQEUac Jordan, n, ~. Seattle, " .
r.-Mv daughter was troubled with a com
pligatlon of tfoubles-~veFy had klt.aey
troubles and suppressed menscs was
la very critical condition, coughing
ana raisias puSs. IA fact. was fast
going into a rapid decline with quick cen
sumption. We b-eaae very much alarmed
Hearing Uf The wonderful cures made
by nr. J. Eugene Jordan with
his HsstsEessetle system Of Medi-
zines. went dawa aud received
prescription ana the dpetar
sa}f Us she woald get wei, After taxing
che medicine pus week her cough Was
b. ,teF. aBd afIrF taking tha medicine
suane weakS she EaeaNss reses,earea. and
noe sac j. Forf.ctly Wall I give this
testimony that Others lsay see it aud know
Of tAs magical effects 81 tlt jordan :
medicines.
MRS AMELIA HADNRN,
NaliAgs street. betweea uessat and
Naa2Sssa
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Mrs. window : s,soising syrup for chill
dftn teefhing. IL the prescription Of one Of
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United states, and has been used for
forty years with never failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teetbing, Is value -
innaiculable. II relisses the ehild from
pain, eufes dysenis.ry and diafEs. 80 grip
Ing In the bowels, and wind cole BY CIV
Ing health TO the child, ii rests the mother.
Price, &c bottle. swFw
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FOR SALE.

t@sfN{N tt~t gasAer Faa-ga asa Wal
slfvEs% large fssssvn e And sigery
s5sEses faFss hazsits zad hxe > - as hAf
aess, S1-A FfiVc st1eeo. halt eA<a.
lss sa8 ., hsogk g.. S4sAh \ Bg9t's asssl5
tsssii, s. =. q - cash, sssssaee usae.
F,assT Ices. siack 81. 1eryrer's ass,flsf.5a e,.
Csc taSsse lsae.
Lots ald :. elssak is Negta rls ssi,si
ties. sssasf
- :. b'oyk g. Noygs sea lie sA1lsasn.
S&s11
los ara Z, aieek e. psnuy's talr3 ala
t4a1s
HOUSE, "a Ios en- hax ssFexs, rvozss, faF
$50 sls1s . sgae
Tea EcTxs AZ ksgSiAn5 k1N
fss eya seFss in secEzaa = ta~usaig y
f&3EEV &kss fsSsA
Etfsc TARA A. 4 saNssi, Improved 90 srses
sss.tsga, SO ser seVS.
y asEy aests - ~ fecr sand. esz,s-sa "A
ss5 a a AzsF te.sme
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Quicksand il composed csiietly Of
particles OF mica mixed largely with
water. When particles Of sand are
iagged aud angular any weight press
ing on them viii crowd them together
until they are compacted ifIio solid
mass. 4 sand composed OF mica or
soapstone. when sufficiently mixed
water. seems incapable Of such con-
solidation, and any heavy body viii
displace them and sink until solid
hf.ffaft1 IL reached
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many tisnes provoked q hearty laugh
In the senate bur bis assault on the
system Of protection ! hardly regarded
Is serious. IL il zood-ham0red and
=orshisfscal. Vance l. 5outhsrner ID
his politics. There il no taist of Nsg-
wumpery ason. him. Daring Cseve-
lands administration BIS chief occgs-
ration III the senate was 10 YsdscEle
and make sport Of the civsi-seryies
system which Cleveland hssef promised
10 support. Vance sssscted Els
choicest stories 40 illustrate what he
considered the ahsarsIitEes and Ssscots-
s,rssfffsz ~ civil service reform
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Eezsass -. e, e ana -. now Yesaer
hsssgk. trsseFS ptsszss aa& consultations
frSs. Al lszEsEs answered s@0a tes frce
book NIplkassssy q sAe usSsesegesle
ssxssa.
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Ept "a 3 WHITEHEAD.

rave fotiT ~ agaxtnes. music,
and iass books bound sunstan-
TALLY az =. antnenr's Bindery
Opera Block.
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Public Sale Of Real Property.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned executors OF the last
viii sf James Crawford. deceased, by au-
tharity OF said viii. viii sell a, public ane-
ton a. seattle. King county, Washington
territory, ia front of The Puget sound Ma.
sional bank. In Occidental square. on
SATURDAY. yAE 9tn DAY oF MARCH,
A. u. lsa3,
beginning AZ the hour of n o'clock a. m. of
said day. SIT the right. title aud interest
which the said James Crawford had a. the
time of his death, aad which his estate has
since acquired by operation ul law or 9th
eFwise Ia and "a tae following described
real property, vls.,
CtfY FkaFEsTy n sE4tTLs.
l. les 4. block 81. IN D. 5. Maynard 5 plat.
p Lot 2. block s ia JGis!Ds addition.
q Lots aud ., block &, ia Northern AL
iitian.
I tois Ii aud r. block l6. in Hauferds
addition.
s. Los 10. aeNauga,'s extension to Jui.
ksus addition.
8. The north hali ct lot 4, ia block So {.
u hoFen's addition.
= All of blocks : sna ln ReslevRe Adii-
ti0n, except los II. block No. /
:, Also tract commencing 4 chains, 70
links north OF SW. cnrner of 81 of See
4. twp. "a n, Z. Z, thence east 3 chains.
thence nerth chains. - links, fheuee
! -
.snks "a plSse ef beginning. being also
kmeAa - the " ~ MheeieEs laird al
altton
fL>sa r3v
Lets 5. Z a1.e = 10; 500. ~. twp. 4. =.
A3ss1, 8 tsse saua timr aR5 plasss. tbe an
dtF stxwe4. as administrators 90 the cs,
isaFths sship csasis ~ Crawford & Hsryins
ttfsss s. i0 sci All taU gght stsle ana later.
vst which said frtA hsd az tse date % the
deaf os SsiS James CFsw fafst. is sd -
The Fasiostng described property. ViE.,
/. Tue ~. =. Asd tke y i ST NE a, Qf
sec n aad laee i Z sad saf she : i Of
tbs So = Of sfe. =, Ia twp. = y. r. &. Ia
htug caeHty.
> The NJ attee Ne 2 ard loss and
% see. =. Twp, o>, r ; ", aad " 81
sS. "a az $40 a. fWP, - LAW
Terms ~ Ease. 81 lacg cent cash - f5sse III
sAic balance atsan delivery fdcea fthsu
Is DAYS sbegs Afgsf Fer farther pArf8cnla=p
sptsly IA 'ale an&eFsEasss es 10 Il t. strive.
attorney fes the estate
A. A PENNY.
X tRksSaSEAfNE.
kNge3EaEs af sssa Wssi aasi Administrators
81 ssfi - EastEs aFshEn.
SEATTLE, q J., Fee Il, fsSe
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sUBjEcT TO JURY DUTY.
Who Are to Pass Upon Evidence
for the Ensuing Year.
Two Hundred and SIX Coed Men and
True Chsxen by the County
Commissioaers.

the Board OF County Commissioner
drew the following iist Of graad aas pefit
Jurors for the ensusng year 81 is sessisss
yeafkrdar,
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eth gdesrpho o he from a1iaei the
Jouralo fCommer:
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 We reproduce on our first page an editorial of the Florence Enterprise, in regard to the buccaneering attempt of hungry politicians to further fleece taxpayers by imposing upon them the burden of statehood. We commend the article, and hope the warning thus conveyed may take root in the minds of those who, in case the scheme suc- ceeds, will be called upon by the tax gatherer to furnish the means to run the ship of state, and that they will become eloquent in their denuncia- tion of the measure,
 Gila County will not, while the present tax of four per cent. contin- ues, favor any scheme which, in the remotest degree, looks to an increase, even to oblige would-be U. s. Sena- tors, Congressmen, Judges of State courts, executive of State and minor State officers, and Tn that view of the case, we are free to say that the BELT Is in accord with her people.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-06-29
pisaruning an Unseen Foe.

"This was sometime paradox, as Hamlet says. Since, however, the peo- pie of America and other lands have been enabled to pit Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters against that unseen foe, malaria, it is no longer paradox, hut an easy pos sibility Wherever malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and de- caying, unwholesome vegetation lmpres- mates the water, there, in the very strong hold of miasmi, is the auxiliary potent to disarm the foe and assure efficient pro- lection. Fever and ague, bilious remit tent, dumb aguo and ague cake, no mat ter how tenaclously they have fastened their clutch on the system, are first forced to relax their grasp and eventual ly to abandon it altogether, But 1t is it's preventive force that should chiefly rec ommend the Bitters to persons dwelling m malaria- cursed localities, for it is a certain bucller of defence against which the enemy is powerless. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and bil. ious ailments