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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

IS complaint which affects nearly everybody
more or less. IL originatesin acoi'' or success
sion OF colds, combined with impure blood. DIS
agreeable now from the nose ticking In the
throat. offensive breath, pain over and between
the eyes. ringing and bursting noises IN the ears
are the more common symptoms OAtarrh Is
cured by Hoods Sarsapariiia' "nich strikes
directly at It's cause by removing oil impurities
from the blood, building up tho diseased tissues
and eiving healthy tone 10 the whole system.
"Hood's sarsnpsrilla hes helped mo more for
catarrh and impure blood than anything else
over used.r 4. BALI, Syracuse, y. \.
"ThIs certiaes that was cured OF bad case
Of catarrh by Hoods sarsapariila two years ago."
WILLIAM Il. MOVES. Fast Jefferson, Ne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
KNIT UNDERWEAR

;v..fqDt to-,ay ,tIh Am assortment of Ladies',
Misses. aud CLldrous Underwear ihHI "o"i4
take - year for any other house 10 dispose '''
We want space IN This der artment 10Y an iu-
mems, limo az lyerwaro witch will arrive in q
few dave so we will make them move mo
knife has been pat in item down 10 me htl
Former prices cut in twain. hehd l"'" dH'
hundreds of prices no; uleitioh'd.
Iaties. Ribsei Jersey Vests that wore 90. 50
down 90 lIr.
Another lot Of Vests at 2-c.-the former ''c' arH-
Laliet saxonv Wool Vests and Pants, SIC.
six and Wool jersey Ribbed Vests reduced
from sL-3 20 g.
he. foo Childrcus ATWOOD vests; ,,e-,,,.
Tho former Soc Ladies Ribbed Vests VIII iaIl III
line 10 tgr. ~ ,.. ..,,.
The remaining lot OF the J9c. hlbOeI 'e''7 VIII
10 sold 90 &c.,;
4 big reduction ga Chiiir m az, ll.ud i, -,
One hundred dozen
ca%si IN sa lo pis i5r EGENTLEMEN'S
1f'.-f'is i- boo every
rcspec. tAe regular s~---r---''--'- 20 30
A Gne To-. or Infants Embrodsrei shawi5 Nil
b. found marked this we X az -.
The big reduction in 4 -NlN.
that thc Iucl.ci price ] UOCIpDV w.
have made an unusual IlVpiLitL ii"P
iu oar favor
Ladies' Batriggan - ''7'''--'> lio'e.
extra long. a.. " Hoimich Schoppcr pa'eAt
French toes, for 1o'.-raunoi De huushL ci-e-
Fhsrs i'm the city for less ,hnn &c:
lie for ladies' superior Cotton Ho.e, warraniei
fast blacL-the regular 70. htiir-ri
Ladies Fast Black Hosea superior dtAll'! -
the former a4. Hose. nov ~it.
Ladies' Ex ra-iong Imitation Gloria warranted
fast DlAck-lio.e, 3i--;
Ladies Colcred Hose' fast coiori, stainless o!e'
Chuaren'- Ribbed Hose, black and colored, i5r.-
reduced from Be-.
4,. for yourlcno.ce Of a Job lot Of Hose;
H.. .I...r. To-. Lar iaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
wArcnrnr FURS FLY

2ic buys a nice Satin-Lned Connie FUR NUM-
4-c. buys n very handsome one;
74r. fora nice Setin-lincf Monkey-f ur 9-ui
g. 20 buys ihs former $40 Mdh;
4 real Otter Nut Gt 32i5; .-.
Handsome Liborian otter MuG in silver gray nj
s3C2 ..o
w.. have undolbtcdlv the best assortment OF
Fur Canes and short Wraps south OF Now ork.
See tho handsome Capcs at s2.93-large size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
ADVERTISING RATES
HAIP Inch on LKss.

Reading notices IN readinemsiter type h'e
Nnes or less. 81 ia nonpsreil loaded. sc.
Gard OF rates for more space furnished on APP
pbcaton.
All letter. and kilograms must IN ndiressel
IoTHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not be re-
turned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

CONNECTION COMPANY. ~ THE
" annual meeting Of tho RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICK BUKG And POTOMAC end tue RICH
MOND AND PETERSBURG Conn tCIlOH
COMPANY will be held at The onic' Of The Rich
monf, fredericksburg ant Futoma' Eailio1i
Company, In tho city o. Rchm0n J. on NhDNtS-
DAY, November r.. 1889, ~ l2 O'Clock NJ
nOl2ti j. b. WINS lON. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

,harles q. Campbell aud Mary Campbell hts
wife. william H. Sands .trus'e8', q. =. CUM
mings. -- aud ---. partners trading a. U-v-
lin. Morrison s. Co. William b. smith, u.s.,
trading rs Wilmington. smith 81 Co., Nhtt an
R0hr aud John L. Blake. George L. Dowci4,
and Wilbur r. Helm, partners trading as
Bake, Dogel < Helm; aud T. l. Cochran,
William g. Ramsey, aut r. =. EDWARDS, part
ners trading as Cochran. Ramsey a Co.,
.nf..fa-la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20

80 sALE 90 - NEWs srANDs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-24

~ Ioseuded for . Steer Strikes
Ssnes Powell. Of Redmond.
linss Powell, William Hill and William
sssisy we're trying TO catch steer at Red
sasl suhday noon, for the purpose Of pro-
hzns beet for the camp. Powell was
wing Tor his father, William w. Powell,
y shan he and Hill got near the resi-
szU q Luke MeRedmond. Hill fred At
ss'sr With sHealibrc revolver, the shot
snx eject In the animals nose. This
M lhe steer and II started To run 1t
rae, When Hill fired second shot,
MA Missed the steer and struck Powell
a'A Ell leg. between the knee and thigh.
nj inward aud entirely through the
seotge Lyons, an old soldier. Was
stase'owd hat soon gathered around,
sssset the wound very satisfactorily.
= vi before Powell had suffered the loss
sasderable blood.
~ wounded man left Redmond at 80
asd arrived in Seattle at 8 o clock. nc-
sFHed by John McReimond and
Ia ereeley, who took him to Provi-
Z. p'ai' ine hospital was unable 10
- '0on Tor another patient. SO Powell
Aeh 70 The Ferguson house. on Yesler
W. Aibln dressed the wound, and
!. aN she Dall had glanced over the bone
s'oss escaped sevcring the artery.
- '.ss N great pain Yesterday, aud it
henih before he viii be able 20
non reaaa again.
Msas coincidence was noted by
- DE Tact tina, his cousin. Albert
- lei! from the Ocean dock at
80 precise minute Powell was shot.
"s'is dangerous injuries.
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A MURDERED INFANT.
CHASTITY Find Made 1T the Har.
boris Edge.
FLOATING IN 4 cRApt-sox.
The Skull Crashed BY . Blunt weapon
No Tangible Clue TO the
MuYderers.

The nude body OF murdered female in
iant was found al the water s edge upon the
beach at the foot OF Virginia street about
so'eiock yesterday morning.
The CHASTITY discovery was made BIZ
three little boys. George and David Mute b.
icr and Alfred SCHEMA, whose parents live
hard by and who were PLAYING on the
beach. Their attention was attracted 20 q
POI, partly enveioped in . gunny-sack,
which they removed and, finding there
was something in the box. they upset it,
10 Their establishment there rolled cut the
naked body of IN infant
Inc frightened children ran with the
story OF their End to their parents, who
went To the beach an6 Iouxd their state
ment to be correct. Patrolman George
sheahan was then notified, and after in
yestigating the matter he in turn reported
Il to police headquarters and to Coroner
Smart
The coroner, accompanied by Officer
Jackson. visited the spot at III clock and
decided that an inquest was unnecessary.
ny his order the body was removed to
Cross & Co.'S undertaking pariors to be
prepared for burial
MURDERED AFTER BiRTH.
Coroner Smart is OF the opinion that the
Child was murdered almost immediately
alter its birth. and a wound on the top and
right side OF the head. evidently made BIZ a
POKER or some other blunt instrument
shows how the inhuman deed was COM
mitted.
SLIGHT CLUES REMAIN
The unnatural mother. or whoever
Killed the infant at its birth, took every
precautions 10 remove ali evidence of the
crime; yet there are clues that might lead
70 the detection of the guilty parties II an
effort were made. The body was wrapped
In a piece of white flannel blanket,
around which had been wrapped part OF a
red comfortable. The latter was charred
about the edges and the officers are Of the
opinion that an effort was made 10 get rid
OF the body by burning before it was con-
signed 70 the waves. The box had been
used for grapes, aud bore the marks of the
Eldorado California Fruit Company, and
the Northwestern Fruit Co.. OF Seattle
As the last mentioned firm does q general
Jobbing business, il would probably be out
OF the question to trace anything by
means OF the box, and there are no other
marks by which clues may be obtained.
KILLED To HIDE woMASs SHAME
When the crime was committed, is also
an element of mystery about the affair,
and whether it was in Seattle or some
where else, may probably never be known.
1t is very probable. however, that the sea
cast up the evidence of some Seattle wo-
mans shame and crime and that the deed
was done in this city.
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OPENING OF NEW GOODS.

We just received our fall importation OF new
goods. The latest In dress materials; novelties
In silks; fancy silks TO match every shade. Our
own importation Of combination and embfoi-
dered suits; no two alike; styles that cannot be
found elsewhere: new broadcloths: new weayes
In wooden goods. In our silk department the
values In black and colored dress xilks. New
kid gloves of the celebrated Centemeri d Co..
Fosters and Nathtr's makes: mouxquetsire
buttoued aud laced: full assorsments New
trimmings: in fact you would think We turned
our store into 4 trimming store. We have every
thing that Is new In that line. New corsets
New clocks. Our hosiery department Is over
loaded with new goods: new Cashmere hosiery
new Isle hosiery; new fancy hosiery; new cot
ton hosiery: new silk hosiery: new silk under
wear. new wool underwear. new saxonv IN
derwear: new mesino underwear; new French
Kennels: new plain hannels; new lace curtains;
new table linens: new napkins aud towels; new
Jerseys and gloves. We have Just opened the
srandeet assortment OF goods at popular prices
ever shown. chester cIcayy.
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Transferred ta Tacoma.

SUPERINTENDENT r. II. Johnson. OF The
Northwestern Express Company, and J. Il,
Mcintyre went 20 Tacoma last evening &c
arrange the business OF Express Agent A
L. Campbell. who recently had some trou.
bile IN accounting fer money left at Wells
Fargo's office for transfer 20 the land ofiic,
in Seattle. The Northeastern viii manage
the express office in Tacoma. with Wells
Fargo agency. and Mr. Mcintyre will act
as agent in Tacoma hereafter. Mr. Mcln.
tyre has been with Mr.. Johnson I'm the Sc
attic express office since last March. has
given excellent satisfaction and has made
many friends here who viii tie pleased q
learn OF his advancement.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-24
VOORHEES, Is HOPEFUL.
The Ex-Delegate Thinks Part Of tn
Democratic Ticket May be Elected.

The Ex-Delegate Thinks Part Of the
Democratic Ticket May be Elected.
Hon. Charles $. Voorhees,, ex-delcgate TO
congress. arrived in the city yesterday
morning and registered at the Russell. Mr..
VOORHEES, was seen in the afternoon, at
Democratic headquarters, by Posr-iSrEL-
LlGEscEg reporter, and, replying to an in
q1iry regarding the political outlook, said
that he did not know as he had anything
To say, as he was not candidate for any
office, and consequently was not personally
interested. although he hoped for Dem
oeratic success as strongly as ever. He said
he had been making speeches during the
past week, east OK the mountains. and was
working as hard A. he knew how in the in
terest OF the Democratic ticket and he re-
garded the outlook as exceedingly favor
able for the election of part, il not the
whole, of the Democratic candidates.
Mr.. Voorhees, said he thought the Demo
cratic ticket a strong one and would make
an admirable run throughout the state.
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on the way to Seattle 10 JOIN his relatives.
HIS vie. who Vas with him, confinued
nfr journey, arriving here Sunday morn.
ing- She decided 70 havs the BODY hruushi
on and inferred here and placed the mat
Ter In the hands Of Bonnv & stewart A
dispatch Vas sent BY them directing thai
the body Be sent on Either the railroad com.
pany was afraid tina, il would be unable 20
collect freight charges, or the country
undertaken who had the body feared that
be wsuid not be recompensed for his
trouble, for . reply Was received that the
body would not be shipped unless assur.
ance was given that ali back charges would
Be paid. The assurance was forwarded
and The body Was expected 70 arrive here
TO-DAY.
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Married IN Minneso,a.

Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing the marriage OF Miss Frances
blanche Sherwood of Mortified, MINI, 10
Everett T. Simpson. oG The legal firm q!
Ames & Simpson. Of Seattle, At Mortified
Tuesday evening, September Il, is>s. The
announcement csrae a. pleasant surprise
10 the many friends Of Mr.. simpson in
Seattle Mr.. and Mrs Simpson are ex-
pec;ed 10 arrive in the city within few
days. They vii lie ar home to their
friends during October az the corner of
Harrison and rnn.ar streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-24

INT ACCOMMODATIONS ~ No. 10 SecOG1
street. Boston block.
Joiu Finck Clock wa,eh clubs, on payment
OF 81 . week. or 81 you want To make them.
Awsrdinss every Saturday niga; at O'Clock.
Persian bands. Embroidered Trimmings one
half regular prices Car rev trimming de-
psr,merf. Chester Clesry.
Novelty dress patterns. City of Paris.
New shapes IN collars. Toklss, singernsn &
New gimfx In our new trimming depart
nent. Chester Cisary.
Back and eolored hna aid gloves City of Paris
Never before could watches and diamonds be
bought in Seattle for 81 week, and fer Is per
cent. tess than the cash retail price. finck b
Cock wstcb clubs
Camels hair underwear. fine grade. 81 81 =,
each. Tokiss. Siheerman 4 Co.
Opening new black dress materials. Ches.
ter .lcary.
siik Henrieitss. all shades. city OF Paris.
Trimmings at one-half regular prices. Our
rev trimming department.. Chester Cicary.
F.ilmer clogs u inch silk umbrellas ~ g. 3
each. Ioksas. sinSeFnsa y Co.
opeuing pew embroidered dress patterns.
Chester Cteafy.
Forty two, inch al wcoi eashineres aoc per yard.
Ioslas. slngerrnan a 20.
silk curtains aud rortioTcs city 81 Paris
Opening new fancy silks Chcsiss Cieasy.
Choice rsrisiaa umbrellas il siiks Toslas.
Ssngermsn a 90,
sSsnrdav sep,e,nber gi--opening os Finck &
Clock ) waieA aud diamond elahs. eighty mem
hs.S. sales In clubs alone amounting To stsN.
Is IL not reasonable that We can sell on = less
profit through the eluts- AwarGinss every
Saturday evening ~ . e.o,s
%. surah silks Chester Cicary
ANTIQUE lace SETS Cisy OF Paris.
Twenty one Zach All siik surshs 81 Sc, worth
sc. Tuklas. Sinserman n Co
grand display OF novelty dress goods
raiIIe Franeais ard rois dc sosx stems City
OF Paris
Tokiss, eissermsn h Co
Opening new brosdcloihs. Chester Clcary.
SATURDAY night sale. clo,hng department
special inducements for senilenen Toklss,
singermsn & %.
opeuinx OF ane dress goods. Chester Clesry.
Notice special bargains this week. ToSlss.
Sfncernan & Co.
FOR eissr.eown comforteS and fine white
blankets 20 10 the city OF Paris
orcnlng teisy new dress nstertals Ches-
ter ClesrS.
Opening new cashmere Ssnnes Cncsier
Cleary
New nsursd india silks Chester Cieary.
pr 4. q rohusoa IN connection with a gem
ersl practice. Sives particular attention 10 al
chronic, nervous AID spesaAi .ssss, iacladinx
dysiepsis. liver complaint affections Of the
kifreyH heart and lungs, and all oicssd Its
,..ses we have special iscilstieS cor treating
rt,nsto urinary diseases rssctai dtsssss> and al
farr,s II female diseases orics, room Is
Colonial hIock corner Second and Columbia
our SILK G.ps rtmens il Larry enough for New
Yn-k grand oisaing q rev soosls chester
Clealy.
ogssins new French pattern rohes. Chcste-
Clsarv.
knit ,hswss, SIC. De,iraf & rsyl0r.
oar New Trimming pepaTtment~ve viii
make 10 q success Everything Few. Chester
Clsary
Through Pullman vessfeese1 ssee pers saS din
ing cars: also latest Improved feagtsss sseCts.rs
through 10 the r4Ss Via N0stnern faelhc Estl
read ofscc. sts second street.. Position o!orA
New Frsnxxs IN car new trimming depart
mera 1aeassg SsAAsJ.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Issued Yesterday for Seven Wooden
Buildings.

buildings.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday is
sued permits 10 the following persons:
u. MeCrimmon. one-story frame. lot o,
block 20, Anderson's addition, $500.
+. b. Mopel. two-story frame. lot 81,
block %. Bells addition. $50.
Margaret Bills, one-story frame, lot T.
block 3. Saunders addition, 800.
Louis Bastina, one-story frame, corner OF
Eighth AMI Meade streets. 500.
Mclean Brothers. one-story frame. lot 2,
block ?. Denny's additiofi, $3.50.
{. r ALBRIGHT. one-story frame, lot IL
block :. Dennv's sddition, $500.
J. f. Shortzer, oue-story frame, lot G
block l. saunders addition. so.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-24

THG BLACK BABY BOYS.


Mfrth-Makevs who viii be 1T Turner
Hall an Friday Night.
Lew Johnson's CoIored Black Baby Boy
Minstrels appear 1t Turner Hall. on Friday
night. Sept. n. The Sacramento Bee OF
August 10, gays OF the company:
About one thousand people assem- bled at the
opera house last evening 20 listen to the music
and jokes and witness the grotesque antics of
Lew Johnson's colored Minstrcls The troop Ia
sgood one andfhe various features Of the pro-
ramme was carried out. II enthusiastic sp-
plause may be taken for any criterion OF ap
proval the singing was especially good and may
DO considered the best part OF the evenings en-
tertainment The endme were the centre Of
attraction and succeeded in keeping the house
in constsnt up.oar. The sketches were very
amusing and come excellent specially work was
done. On the whole the performance was well
rendered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-24

Mr.. W. T. Henry. chief of the railway
msn service in the Northwest, with head
quarters ~ Portland. arrived IN the city
Yesterday morning. Mr.. Henry came to
Seattle to examine the clerks Of the rail-
way ma. service running OFT OF Seattle, -
REQUIRED bv law During the day the
clerks ON the Port Townsend. Whatcon
and Tacoma routes we're examined M
Henry Inar..s FOR Portland today.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES TO WASHING
TON d. C. AND RETURN

Account tricnnial conelaye of Knights Temp
lar tho rats viii be sio7. IS for tie round trip,
returning via Northern Pacific. Canadian Pa
cihr, Oregon short Line eonthern Pacific.
Tickets on sale September -. 70, and October 1,
good 20 return mp TO ard inciuSing November
~. II IA necessary To call Immediately I'm order
10 secure sieepiDg car accommodations at
Northern Pacific ticket oiilce. 7i6 Second street.
Hasten black
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"IbiNG To GREEN LAKE.
'ey Begun for the Electric Road
Extension.

rxa.W NesinS commenced setting
saAes YESTERDAY morning on the
- zoe Dew electric railway from Lake
-. .u'~n lake lie will carry the
70 e'een lake ard two-thirds OF the
~ .sued II. The Contract Tor the grad
n,s,af'eF Of nile OF the road has
- la 10 g. F. Boman. Who owns the
mN distance on the comrsny's
"a assk VIII be pushed right along
1e winter on tho grading.
sss,.s stV'' That il was the Seattle Electric
-. .eh'rsny which would hu;la the
- !. .sse extension l. stated IA lee enron.
|&as.ss II Is true tina, some Of the
|ea''s o. that road are interested in
h - 800 line. The company which is
49, me Green lake line is no, We,
- ~ e'ganised. This will not he at
em.'~lo' about a month. o. until the
|essI..fsAs has It's Lake Union branch
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.,siter Farrsher Again on Daty.

County Jailer Pat FaEraher took las dis
charge from Providence hospital yesterday
afternoon. and went on outT last night,
taking the niShs watch. Ills hands are
still very sore from the wounds inflicted
upon them ~ barney Martins razor and
he will have Day Jsilor Leekie near al
hand At night 10 render him assistance
until ne fully RECEIVERS
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~siNisrEEIAL ASSOCIATION.

NJ" the Prohibition Move
Arh In Mass Meeting.
eaa. sI'ki Association of this city
A<rs,r sS.sf Monday morning session
Ssss - we plymouth Congr cga,ionai
\ .ss,a. se'e was q fair attendance, and
a So vas made quite interesting.
1s,an' Robert Whitaker, read a
p wA paper setting forth the OBJ
~ sseSiation. A discussion fol-
ees "aieh most OF the members
l. [. OF Seattle MAS repre-
sss@mistee, consisting Of Mes
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Rcd, tn Arrive To-day.

August Anderson. the man who fell from
the overland train on the Oregon 4 Caiiicr-
MIA thirteen miles helow salem. Saturday
morning and was killed. was At tie Tine
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dsmes Parkhurst, Nofxan and Rurdick
VINO presented requests from the union
toas me ministers, With their several con-
gregations unite in . mass Meeting ia con-
necsson With Major Hilton's work in this
casy next sunday evening. that the minis
sefs present the subject of the prohibition of
the liquor tTaflic to their respective conere-
gasaons at some one Of their services next
sunday; and that union PRAYER meeting
oe held on Tuesday morning. October i
the day OF the election. with special refer
ence 20 the moral questions to be presented
ior the votes Of the people on that day.
IL appeared that the majority of the min
istefs present had decided 10 present the
temperance question next Sunday. By .
unanimous vote It was decided TO CO.
operate With Major Hilton and the W. c. I.
o. IN mass meeting 70 Be held at the
Armory on next Sunday evening; also to
hold . union prayer meeting Tuesday
morning, October /, At 9 O'Clock, i'm the
First PresbyteYian church.
Alter IN interesting discussion of other
live topics. the association was adjourned to
meet next Monday morning at 100
O'Clock in the pariors OF the First
y. e. church. At the next meeting Rev.
Tewsbury and Davis will present reports of
the convention Of the Y. n. c. A, and open
the discussion OF the question OF the rela-
lion OF that association 70 evanxehstic and
reform work. All the ministers in the city
are requested to attend the meetings of this
association ,:and II not now members to
have their names enrolled Is such,
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OF health and strength renewed and Of ease and
coIioTt follows the use OF syrnp Of FiKs- As II
acts IN harmony with nature 30 sFecsualsy
cleanse The systera when cos;iye or bilious Fc-
sale n soc and 81 bodies By eli leading drug
Gi<ts
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OPENING NEW KID GLOVES

Centsmefi's, Fosters and Msther's unires<cd
mousquesAire but,oned. lac a rail- lines. Ches-
ter Cieary