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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
A Zap0tec Codex.

Ii is stated that Mr.. Dorembere. a
German in Puebla, Mexico, has acquired
a Zatopec codex, very ancient. The hicr
oglyphs are painted on the skin of n
wild animal, and beneath each hero
glyph is written in Roman characters its
meaning in the zapotec language. The
writing must have been the work of some
priest about the year 1850. The hier-
attic characters are much older. The sub
ject matter of the painting seems to be
the many migrations of the ancient racs
of zatopec Indians.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

+ What becomes of all the paper2" asks
the New York Tribune. There are 1000
pulp and paper mills at work the year
round. But the newspapers and maya
zines consume vast quantities of it. The
Century Company take nearly 200 tons q
month for their publications, and their
paper bill amounts to $500, 900 yearly.
Harper &c Brothers take $4,000 rcams,
Robert Bonner 10000 rcams at a time.
Two cheap literary firms buy 100000
worth of paper n year. One medicine
firm buys $500, 600 worth of paper every
wear.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
MY snfps Tnas Vent TO seA

ftN my Sntp9 xhCt Wcht 20 S62
Ono sftor ono they slipped the stockS
And ono by ono they sailed.
Slow creaked the heavy tackle blocks
And low the pennants trniled
AS out beyond the restless tide
Fast ebbing far to le.,
Thcy drifted o'er the ocean wide
My ships that went to sea-
Adown tho long horizons rim,
watched them us they passed,
Until within the distance dim
They faded out Mt last;
As happy birds, that seek tho slkios
When from tho cage set free,
80 disappeared before mine eyes
My ships that went to sea.
And other ships have como and gone
Since my ships sailol away.
And many year in dusk and dawn
And many n night and day,
Full oft tho grass has shimmcrcd green
And budded flower and tree,
But since that hour mono Ger have soon
My ships that went to sea-
And yet, and yet within my dreams
Shows every mast and rope,
And swec,ly on my farewell CLEANS
Tho smiling faoe of hope;
My slumbering fancics gropo afar.
Through visions not to be;
SEQ them cross tho harbor bar,
My ships that went to sea.
All, nevcrnoro! Nay, nevcrmoro
Shall I such gladncss feel.
Doubtless upon some storm strewn shor
Lies every shattered keel;
Yct still, defying all that Fato
Has brought or keeps for mo-
Upon the moaning sands wait
For nll my ships ut soa
-E'mc1 JfcGd0cy, in IHtsb,irD Dispaicl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
FOE THE noUsEWIRE
TO PREVENT THE PACKING OF SALT.

The tendency Of table salt to pa ck
together in cruets and containers may
be entirely overcome by thoroughly
drying the salt and intimately minglmg
with it small percentage of dry corn
starch or arrowroot- From eight to
ten per cent. is amply sufficient for the
most humid atmosphere Gas on the sea
COAST, while much less percentage of
the starch is sufficient for ordinary use.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
Prospective nursery ,youde ~,


If half of what the inventors of tho
phonograph claim for it comes true, the
children of the near future arc going to
have some wonderful toys. Inventors
are now ut work on a long list of
nursery wonder in all of which the
new mechanism is to be the main fen
ture. The phonograph doll will talk,
laugh, cry and sing like human being.
Ncah's ark will contain drove of
neighng, braying, roaring, lowing,
barking, mewing, Kissing, cackling
creatures that will rival mcnageric.
The song-notcs of fine singing birds
have been preserved on the meal slips
and the results combined, so that one
may have papicr mache canary which
will require no attention and will sing
with many times the volume, and at
many times the length, of any bird that
ever lived. Mothers, too, have the
promise of photographic cradle, at
the head Of which the wonderful
mechanism is placed that will sing
sweet lullabys By tho hour TO the fret
full infant, soothing it and its tired
parent to sleep at the same time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
Sylvan stamese T,pfns

There is most wonderful poplar treo
growing just beyond Sharp Top noun
tain, few miles from Jasper, Ga. 1t
has two trunks, both perfectly devcl-
oped, and standing two or three feet
apart at their bases, that look exactly
like two smooth, straight poplar trees.
At heigth of thirty or forty feet these
two trees come together and form one
perfect body, from where they join to
the top.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
To Tell Twins Anort.

"Speakin' of twins" said old man
Chumpins, 'there was two boys raised
in our neighborhood that looked lust
alike to their dyin' day. Lem didn't
have any teeth and his brother Dave
did, but they looked pree-cisely alike
all the same. The only way you could
tell 'em apart was to put your finger in
LENS mouth, and if lie bit yer twas
Dave. "-Lesoiston (lhe) Journal
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

Chicago has afforded from time to time
ample evidences, asserts the New York
Times, That the cable system of propell-
ing street cars is not adapted to the crowd
ed streets of cities. 1t occasions frequent
Injuries to people crossing the streets and
rs subject to delays that produce vexatious
obstruction. ,...- ,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

mas that tho smllc died from our lips,
and tho dear old lady. as we tip-toed
back to our room, said in trembling
tones: "Heaven bless tho child. -
Nst0 YORK. Observer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

The Dro,osU Poppy In a Ne,o Role,
Thus far in its career tho poppy has
been commonly regarded as a purely Or
namental work of nature. The poppv
was supposed to have been created to
delight, not to help mankind. But it
would seem that this view of the poppy
does tho flower rank injustice. 1t is
now reported that 'fhe poppy forms a
network of roots that cannot be exter-
minated without great difficulty, and it
is therefore admirable for keeping en-.
bankments in place." And it is added
that "French engineers are ow sowing
newly constructed railway embankments
with peoples, with a view to prevent
their destruction by heavy rains" PEG.
pie who have spoken slightingly of tho
poppy will see the propricty of apollo.
giving, and of remembering that ono
mustn't despise the day of small things.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

The New York Mercury has found out
that ''in the island of Madagascar the
father of family looks upon u homcly
daughter us the most available of his as
sets. The family beauty only brings
suitors who swing on the gate, consume
torches, bride watch dogs, and are as
much nuisance as in New York; but
the ugly one is treasure. When the old
man is hard up he ties rope around her
neck, trots her down street, picks out an
incipicnt Gould or Vanderbilt and offers
the girls hand in marriage. The horri
fed dude declines, and thcrcupon the
father demands and collects the fine OF
one hundred yams which the law exacts
In case of refusal. Finally, after she haa
run the gauntlet of all the gilded youth,
the maiden is forced upon some poor but
honest mechanic of the isle, and hcr
father retires upon his saving or falls
back upon another daughter. The old
gentlemen who make the laws in NADIA.
gascar understand business"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27

a county in Arizona is larger than tho
State of Massachusetts, yet it has not a
single doctor within its borders. It's is
the healthiest tract in the country, com
ments the Chicago Herald, and its few
graveyards are peopled only by victims
of the lead poisoning so peculiar to from
tier districts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
Undoubtedly Honest

''I see in the dictionary that honest
means chaste."
'Then Browne must be honest. He
was chased all tho way to Canada by
the police. "-Bacar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-27
Settled.

Husband-Half tho time DOM
know whether 1 am crazy or not.
Wife-I know all the time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-23

ehoice feed. $I-I.1z: 40. i. q. 17,<0, ~.
lover grades. $i-050ia7k.
Nothing doing.
rotesOes-Maxkst shows more nrrune~.
Early Rose, N1soc; Pesrisrs. 0,aKe. Rn,.
banks, G5c93i.
bntter-Easier: fancy, slaNc: GOOD 70
Choice. 159Jc.
Eggs-Downwasd tendency: c.,iscvr;.
ranch, 35@Fxc: stoss Iots. 25anc.
CHICAGO rxoprcE xAnxrr.
CHICAGO, Sept. I'll Wheat - Closed
5isnsr. cash. 7s5c; October. 7sxc; Decera-
oeT, 0c, May, s. 7-iS.
Corn Primer; cash. sc; October,
81 I5-i6c: May. 80 i-lsc-
Oafs-Firm; cash, i9ssc; October, is1sc:
Bariey-Eothing doing.
FORK Easy; cash and October, Sill; jan
nary. Ss.i2ssaai5.
Lard-steady: cash. and ocsober, s.. s7ss [:
January. SIX.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK xAEKEr.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2i.-Catsie - Receipts
tO; steady: choice 20 extra beeves,
sAoG4D; steers. $3.lo@4-30: stockers
ana feeders, $l.s5@3.i0. Texas cattle,
$ieG3; Western rangers, s203.75.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; weak and 59ioc
lower; mixed, $3.75@4-35; heavy. s3.soe
40; light. $3.9o945o.
sheep Receipts. 400; natives, s.. soG
AIS
LIVERPOOL eRArs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2i--Wheat steady, de-
mand falling of; holders offer moderately.
Corn-sfesdy. demand poor. new mixed
g. 9dGss lid per GENITAL.
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fELEGRsPHIC MARKETS.
NV yoEE STOCK RErirw.

"eN a"hk STOCK REVIEW.
81 ieRk, Sept. II. The limited char
- 'as s'ock market was again demon-
49, siay, and outside of coal stocks
~ 'a 'asar trust there was no movement
sea although Northern Pacific pre-.
~. louisville ana Nashville ard 81,
esffAfd most OF the business.
eaaeni bonds dull and weak.
nfnANer AND SECURITIES.
:" iehS, Sept Cheney on call.
a., W Prime mercantile paper.
80. a. s'efiing exchange. quie, and weak /:
wy a4is.h demand. si.s7l,.
EoNps.
,sseapoai, l97'.. 4l.s Coupon, less.
STOCKS
s xasa Pacific. 25a,. Burlington. los
sss.. 1ae, u, Northern Pacific. So.
80 ~; Northwestern. ia; New
i -saaA' less. Oregon Navigation.
4 ,n,sahSoon'inenIal. So. Pacific Mai
0eA island. l0a' -. Louis 4 san
60, -. ST Paul & Omaha. $50 ;
kIe..as. 49, - "a ~ 4 press. ~ =
.hlon, siH. American Epress,
- saaaan Pacific, e. :: Lsekawanna
@,e -. Lake Shore loss. Ioni@.
~ = nashville. -. Michigan Central
\ : H n.A' 4 Texas Ies.. Erie. II; Ore
sIp'osemeni, s.. Reading, ssS.
'-'so states Expre>s y.
MINING Sucks.
NJ. ~. iekk, sept eI.-Calesonia Black
Ora 80 =, colorado continental. 81. Consoli-
~ = .a'l'ofnia & Vuginia. s.. Denver
fs...ss'0 ,slso''dsIed, .oc nelmonte. Slis;
n. = consolidated. y. Gould a Curry
"a, sneIaestake, 81. Iron silver, sl.as
g,s,' y. Mexican. :. 70, ontsrsc. ssi
! : Wv ore & Miller. s.. occidsn
w.. ~ Plymouth, s.: Sutro Tunnel s.
consolidated. sl.e0.
sax FRANCISCO REVIEW.
!. ss,seisco. sept. Il whea,-soi,er
IL. me market; QuotAble. si.s6. &
esssy-Dail and easy. old No. / fee.
-susiness tsi, At UNCHANGED rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-23

DAcfFfc NAVIGATION co,-wHATCoM
/ ROUTE.
steamer state of washington. Henry Bailey
n aster. leaves Tacoma Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday for Whaseom, Sehome Fairhaven
ssmish, Coupyiile, ABacor,es. Utsalady and
seattle Returning leave Whatcom follow
ing day
seheduic-fesve Tacoma p m; leave Seattle
sp. m. arrive whateom a. M; leave Wha,com
3 y. IN; leave seattle 7 10 a. m. arrive Tacoma
2 20 q. IN.
ROCHE HARBOR ROUTE.
Steamer skagIt Chief. George BARLOW, master
Lrsvcs Taeoma Monday aud Thursday az "a m
Leaves seattle, Hssiclds wharf. every Monday
and Thursday a. 2. IN. for san Juan islands,
calling ~ Clintoa. UtSalsdy, stsnwood, IACon-
ner. Friday Hsrbor, Roche Harbor.
sKAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
Steamer Henry Bailey, : + Denny, maste-
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays at
l =. m
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday sad Fridsy on
tide for sssnwood. Fir. skagit City, Mount Yer
non. Sterling ami intermediate points,
TACOMA TRADING Co.
Agents, Tacoma.
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent, Seattle.
J. SKrGwTCK,
General Manager. Tacoma.
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sass Great Britain sud esrntaRy IN snpHgeSSsa 2
ne slaxe trade. thc satan .! Zanzibar aAs lssntd
an rt.ct agthorizins iee commanders q r.
.Ash ard German var chips 70 searyh al EAnai
AZ haats The decree provides thsi evsry pes-
sou WAC enters the satan eonlnioEs Gt'c'
S.,y eva Der shall ~ fr1eA
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RetnFalug leaves NhstcoEs a. a. n Tues
sy tFir the ffss,y s0eS tar Dg 20 ~ zftse- fsge-
frora Psft Tnwnsgud 81 scsstse, 81. tapl inf-
fser nctsee fsasse Espfs or trsigaf iTens s<&}1is
Fsiasy tYipx wftj ee exrfio>4 on the W asGiagion
>sx4ulNcaf snd Trans;sofssi ~ TO sisAraes
ga4tA To- Fts<s townsend "a fGss>sisy AMI thnFs-
sev r8shfs ard Transferred "a rsct - she lsfz1y.
ON RS glAys ahe ". = q I Co. viz issue fleA
as and a4.i f.elg NJ ta-nsga - ssesIln1SataG
EEKasgf r REkCBEkt AsnsseE.
J. A HATFIELD, Age1fs seattle
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBEET
4 r. BeeCheT. manager

The steamer r. Libby. Herbeg; F Beecher
master Ieaxes seattle every sunday aft fnoon 81
{ . N far Tort TOWNSEND snd tAs IAN Jiaa0
t.f.nf4x sr,,s, rMas3a'S wharf Leaves T0sg
Tasfxsy,si Al 10 a N exery auaGay, uetissesdS
al Frsasy fex sbsseous. calliag a. smith :
LIE Iarev Ffsass Kafl=as, Maple loa Nor
.Fsy s-,sgx narta Aud TsagAasy going sc9tAh
Rg...hF Hsrbxs- ogcas and East e<sas.d.
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Shipping Intelligence,

foEr TowssEsD. sept 2i.--Arriyed--
Nellie, May S, Alaska.
PoKr PiRIE, Australia. Sept. 2f.-Arrived
-6eorge Thompson, from Moodyvil.e.
sAs FEaseIsco. Sept. 2i.-Arrived-
steamer Ajax, Coos Hay. Cleared-sseamer
tmaiilla, Victoria; steamer Columbia.
Portland: bark Rufus f. Wood, Nanimo;
lidsi Wave. Port Madison; bark Ger
mania, Seattle.
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srArTIKwHATcoN ROUTE.

steamer Washington leaves Seattle al y m.
sundays. Tuesdays and ThuTsfays; arrives ~
whafeorn NJ a "a next tay. Returning. leaves
Whaieoua at D. IN Mondays. Wednesdays and
Friaays arrives az seattle AT q. N next day.
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DsspgsrA ssenmess fron Seenann = sussovx.
fW s4a Ff1nc1sco. vta Pcrs Tuwnaend ansd
slc.1sa Al p n tpa~enxess received %
sS1s1 = , IL On A11n4t J. 6, II, u. Il ~ a
ac1 every sre Gays fb~reassar
fof Aaxka- AIS d a. July 2. u Il, =. Argus
l. II IL. Is. September 10 aud 3
Prem San knncisro- tos Victoria ard Pneps
soana poro- AZ q "a August & q II Is n
= sa1 every Eve dsvx thereafter
llcterx nay be 0beoiEec q tie casre o! ths
company a. The Russell
Go0DAII. PERKINS CO..
Gs1e-nl AGenex
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wu,rcox AND sKMtauaoo ROUTE.

steamer Eliza Anderson leaves Sestile a. r.
ri, MONDAYS Wednesdays and frdsys. arrives
AZ wha.rors O. m. neat Gar. Retaining. leaves
whsreon4 TUESDAYS snd THURSDAYS ~ 2. IN.
SUNDAYS a N Monday trip to ~Cmiahfapa.
n D. JACKSON. President.
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SEATTLE roRr TowNsESp ROUTE

T. s mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
iay except saturday. a. 10 - y IA. arrives at
Port townsend a. =, m next dag. Returning.
leaves Port Townsend at g. m, arrives al Sc
attic az p. N,
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Wy = IT Co.-srEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w YeS!er's dock, Seattle, daily Tor Tacoma
at 10 a. Il.
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s.sier.sr reservations mate fcf 81 potais Esss
"a he Naxthsra Pacific SasTosa, shs vsstioa.Cs-
s.Fep-sr saa dining css n2e. C4cs, 10 Seeos i
street pestcn elc<k-
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Notice to Shippers.

telegram received from Charles H. Wells, of
the Wells Puget Sound line. viih instructions TO
notify shippers that the steam schooner SIGNAL
- Withdrawn from the route and will not leave
TOR seattle on the 18th, as advertised.
NEOKtsE II FOoTER. Al. Seattle
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kI"A A.
ROUTE.

ROUTE
-scsmsr ieaTes Seattle al II ., II ss.rfays
tuesdays and ThurSdavs Arrives Il wnascrr.
81 ~ = e aor1ays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
returning. leaves " baAcorn ssgp "a. Mon1srx
- w~onesiays and Saturdays at7am Ar
Ives ~ sest.e a. q r., Tuesdays and Thur
osys and On saturdays az about y m
SoTrcx-SteafneY LANDS A. all revrl.- ysrdfnrx
except YAK hAztor. LaConaer ana F1aairo.
q. s NAIL STEAMER
leaves seattle for Whaseosn and all way ,andsrrx
Noadays- Wednesdays and F.iasvs q, II =. rrI.
$3.50 ~ wnaseorn fslc<daFs. Thursdays and
ssfurfisss ~ 5 =. NJ. Returning leaves whar
com sundays. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS a. 9. 20 ..
m Arrives ~ seattle Monday4 wecncsesss
and Fridays a. D. N.
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NOTICE.

The steamer Bee Is now ready for business
PArtaes wishing the service OF :obbing boat
VIII please apply On board or Of A. T. spsuliing
At budlongs boat house The Bee win &c
found lying AZ Colmaais dock, loot of Column bia-
A. r. sPAUiDfNG,
Owner and AGENT
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IN OF COMMERCE.
sIirsents Of Building
Materials.
.s,rc LIME PRODUCT.
-. for the Weekday
xueps-End Of the Fruas
season.

SEATTLE. Sept q.
:. The Seattle clearing house
=. 1912. The following shows
..harees for the week;
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For suss-esn posass zen frnins daily each war
SUNDAY TRAM
Fos Sc1fh Bend. Scoqax.-s
nsc. Gilman Ard way, swan m
re. s1onon1sa AID way sIpm sGsn
Fos sSszrAAa Points SIX trains each WAY
Cal og write fer pocket tire earl
<. VI. RUFF. Gen. Pass Ar
T. ". D. HOLBRnoE AaaaSSr
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CrEAsiER KIRKLAND
Leares Power Hezse
LeaTea q 4 N for Yesier, Juan..a and way
po-tzL
Leave AZ s:sa a. n. and - p. n. for Sewcas;,e
and way ports.
Leave af p. n. for Yesler. JHanita and way
ports j H. L0SGHEAD. Manager.
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HOOPS CANAL EouTE-sTEAAER DELLA

Port Gamble, seab<sck aud az points on Hoods
canal Will Leave Mondays and Fridays ~
O'Clock p m. from schwaoaeters dock. For
freight or passage apply on board or II schwa-
baeher's dock.
d. Tg0TfM4y Master
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CANADIAN PACIFIC NAVIGATION co..
- uimited)
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND SOUTH.
Vancouver Monday and Townsend, THURSDAY
Townsend. Monday and Seattle, Friday and
Thursday III p 10 Tuesday g a m
Seattle. Tuesday aud Tscoma. Friday aud
Friday --.-.....-ss m Tuesday 10 a m
BOUND NORTH. .N
Seattle, at midnight Tow nsend ....-s q m
Tuesday and Friday whstcom g 20 m
Townsend a a m Roche Harbor Il ~ N
Whatccm ... . so a N Vancouver - D IN
Roche Hsrhor pm
The company reserves the right TO change the
time table or places OF Gail without notice.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE.
Tuesdays and Fridays
DAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE.
Tuesdays aud Fridays.
JOHN A. o'BRIEN, Master.
F.w. PARKER. Agent
JOHN IRVING, Manager {. +. y. Co. la.
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CEATTLE TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
- Company.
CAPITAL. t2soooo
OFFICE WITH MOORE LAND CO.. SEATTLE.

Issues policies of Insurance upon real estate
titles guaranteeing sbsOlute protection against
loss by reason Of defective titles
10 assumes nj its own expense the defense OF
all legal proceedings instituted n the Interest OF
adverse aitnants. and relieves the insured
from all trouble. ANNOYANCE. anxiety cost and
expense attending such Iiiigstions
G. IL HASFoRD, President and Counsel
FX-GOF. WATSON G SQUIRE, Vice Pres
H. r. BAKER. Secretary.
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tered letter, money order or express. and depoxis
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-23
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE TRUE
TRANSCoNTINENTAL ROUTE
BETWEEN
THE PACIFIC AND THE ATLANTIC.

It's passenger equipment Is the finest in the
world, consisting Of luxurious sleeping cars
having drawing. smoking and bath rooms com
Portable aud clean colonist cars. with free sleep
ing berths for holcers of second class tickets
and the most modern style OF day coaches
Its dining cars and hotels provide the best
quality of food In unlimited quantity, at reason
able rateA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-23

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TEs q arrival and departure os tx.:ns
froxz Seasssa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-10-05
Dig in the RIBS.

II on the right side and lower part ofthe
diaphragm, though piaylnlly meant and do
livered. Is calculated to evoke profanity from n
ehappy whose liver is out OF order WHOM hat
region Is sore and congest ed, rokes seems hend.
ish. Look at a mans cOnntenance ere you prod
him under the ribs II his skin and eyelalls
have shallow tinge l0n may infer also that
his tongue ia iurred, his breath apt 10 he sour,
that he has pains not only beneath his ribs, but
also under the right shoulderbade. Also. that
his bowels are irregular and his digestion Inn
paired. Instead of nal king loCose demonstra-
ton on his ribs, recommend him 10 take and
steadily persist in taking, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the nnest anti bilious and altera i've
medicine extant Incompatible Is Il, also, for
dyspepsia, rheumatism. nervousness, kidney
trouble, and fever and ague.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-10-05
A wild west show--sunset,
A Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too by lady OF this county. Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and for sever
years she stood its severest tests, but her vita
organs were undermined and death seemed i'm
minent For three months she coughed inccss
antly and could not sleep. She bought of us
bot lie of DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption and was so much relieved on taking
first dose that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been miraculousy cured. Her naml
is Mrs. Luther LutZ" Thus write w. c. Han
rick y Co, of Shelby, N. G. Get a trial bottle a
REBER'S Drug Store.