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Qnelles p-n>eeS, d'abOrd incer-

Qnelles prn>eeS, d'abOrd incer-
talnes, >'etaielt-eileS ~fhauchee>,
pai> prfci>ers sous re from; DEN
FAINT de sept ans? Setait-il dit, IL
p tit LnniS, que les m1meS mains
qui avaient tue sou grinh-j,ere
avaIrnt blen pu tibriqu-r IL jolet
4nII ttnalt Moore entire SEES bras !!
SEES yrnx Yni'lertnt L. portrait
ct, refinement, d->cendirent j4Sau'.u
bonhomme de boi~, sur lequel lis
S~'"!Itt6ieHt. lis ptaiei.t pitInS &c
crosses larmes. LarmrS de regret
on de cOierps
Lenfant rr>ta IN inS'aut immo-
bile. Puts, bruSqnrmpnt, il sai>lt
a d+nx mains lie po.irl,inrIl-, Pap
pula sur SOU genOu ct, DUN coup
sec. lui ca>>a les rr,ns.
JOSEPH MONTET.
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lyJanl5 81


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bruises, Sores Ulcers, Sal, Rbenm =
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pOLICHINELLE.
CONTE DU JOUR DE Ian

DppuiS le matin. IL petit Louis
etait eD exta>e devant son cadeau
du Jour de Fan.
Quel cadpau !...Un snperb..
eblouissant ct intrigue po'ichinelle,
tout 1Iambant de cnulenrS intrnsps.
mi partie rouge ct blcu, rGiI malin.
Ia frogne i%linmlnfe, IT 81 grand, 81
grand one SEES pieds seuls a~vaient
pn entrer dams le soniier que lie pc.
tit Louis, avant de 80 %coucller. etsit
allie lni meme poser dams I'atre. 70
reillr tendnr, epiant lie bruit du
vent, ct s'etonnant de ne pas -ntpp
DIRE palpiter dams Fair les allies DIES
messengers my>tfrieux don't lie ciel
dev:it 6trr plein cette nnit-la!
II Favait, enfn, son polichineIle.
ct ce n'etait vraiment pas DONNA
ge! Dep"ls lie temps Quill lie d4>i,
rant. quill Fappelait de tons ses
VBnx!...
Combien de fois, dams la rue.
rrndn q Ia main de- sou pere on dc
sa mere, ne s'etalt.ii pas ar,Gte.
conm~ CLIQUE an sol, devant nne de
ce> vlt'ines on. parmi les taa de
Jonioux merveillenx. lnmineux ct
brilliant CONNIE DIES cbassts S, resplen- !
tllSSait lie pOlicllinelle de SEES ,1ves.
*et"s d%'oripeanx ecla'ants, bordes
de dentelles ct soutach6s dor. uni
,ui faisaient III costume de prince
Mais II NY faliait pas sonstr, 4
celuila: il ttait trop beau ct trop
cher, ct lie petit Louis savait bipn
que 81 papa ct maman ne lie lui ache,
talent pas, c'est 9u'ils nfetaitnt oas
as~ez riches. 81 papa sen allait
tonS les mathis a son bureau. b1ypr
CONNIE cue, DIES sept henrps It de-
ME, pour ne rentrrr que lie soir a
six heures. c'etait pour gagnrr de
Q""i METRE du pain sur la table Of
non lie quot payer DIES joujonx pa.
relIs a son garcon, quill aimait bien
dependant.
n sept ans, On peut commencpr
a ~cOlmprendre ceS chooses la. ct Ia
petit Louis les compr+nait. Aussi
de lui-m6me 4 sa con-
temptation, sans IN tlop gros SOU ,
.'r, ct sc c%onrentait il de dire, en-
dun air sunpliant son mn. ,
,
Papa, qnand tn auras beaucoup
d'argent dams tn poche, tn men
acleteras nn CONNIE ca, dis! Pas =
an a"ssi beau, non, mails un aussi ,
r
Son ldee etait den avoir nm
grand, IN anssi. grand que lui, on @
'resque. Vous comprenez pour. u
luoi, nest ce pas? y
I'm petit polichi"elIe, ce nest j
'u'"n j%onjou; mails un grand poli.
'hlnelle, c'est un camarade. On L.
'rend an serieux, on lui parle com. n
ne a nne p%ersonne n~aturelle. on le v
rate dc monsieur, 81 par hasard III
n est en- froid avec lui, ct P4galite Ct
es talIies facllite la cordialit6 des v
Citations.
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~ L SStlG
guerre acharnec d'indu>trie 4 in
dustrle don't IL mot d|ordre sem
b'alt etre la RUNE de Fou>rier fran
Gals. a tout prix, par n'imrorte qnels
moyrnS. II montra daus Illus dun
quarter DIES fanbDurgs les travail
lenr> deSorienteS, les bras ballautS.
ne Sachans plus que fare, IT la tu-
nr>te lepre DIES f"ineants ct dies
gaivau''eux, qnl sai>i>>ent ,outes
les occasions d'excitrr les mauvaiS
Instincts, g,gnant les esp,its ere
dnlrS ct les natures fable, a la ia
veHr lie ce encouragement.
LIE petit Loui~, drbnnr devant
lni, P6coutait innobile 1T les ypux
attentifS.
-AlOrs, dit-il, CONNIE le per-
Martin venait de s'aritter. ia c:ois
que c'est un polichinelIe prusslen,
Ga!
-Oui, mon bonhommr, len suis
meme sur. Ca me connait, MOI qul
sui> de Ia partie!
Les deux hommrS Sc mirpnt 4
can>er.
LIE petit Lonis re>ta IN moment
pres d'euX, d.venu tout pen>it.
Puts, %Ientemrnt, il rentra dams
rautre piece, t-na,.t tonjours O
polIchineIle dams SEES bras.
l." mot dn pere Martin semblait
ravolr decontenanc6. C'est 0n'il
n'aimait pas les PrusSienS. hi. Ie
petit Lon,s! Oni! tel qu'on lie voy.
ait, avec sept ans tout ins,-
sonnes ct SD t6te blonde 6bourriffee
il await deja seS idees IA. dessns.
Dabord, CO n'6tait plus un ga
min sans %reAexion. Bien DIES cho.
seS qnil %entendait dire sans ou'on
prlt garde 4 lni he tombaient plus
dams son oreille CONNIE dams cel,e
dun sonrd. II les m6ditait. les ru.
mlnait, Sen taisait DIES raisonne-
a lui, don't la conclusion So
losealt pour men plus bouger daus
un recon de- sa ~cervelle.
1T puts il await une honne raiSon
pour ne pas les aiIner, les Prussiens.
lis avairnt tue sou grand-pere. II
ne Pavait pas connu, son grand.
pere, le pere de Sill maman, pu,suu'n
etait mort pendant la guprre, six
ans avant que Ie petit Louis vint
monde. Mails sa mere, plus
i'u"e fois. dune voix qu'etranglai-
les sanglots, lui await raconta
la chose s'etait faite.
IL habitat par la-bas, le grand. s
)ere avec 81 vieiIle femme ct sa
lille, dams u" DIES pays que les Prus.
lens avaient priS les premiers. ct. }
'len qn'ayaut pas>e Page d'6tre sol. !
lat. CONNIE il etait encore solide Of
il etait parti pour Sc
Settlement, il n'ftait uas par,i
wee les vrais soldats, ceux oui ont
les t"nIqnes bleues e! DIES p~an1alons
II >'etait mis- dans I'M an.
re regiment, avec DIES honmes
|u'on appeIait DIES francs tireurs.
ga he l'avait pas empeche lie
are Ia gnerre aux Prussiens con
lie les s"ldatS ordinalres. Eft c,e. I
blen la meme chose, du rest-. J
'n'sGu1i Sc battait pour le mem. 81
lotIf, pour emp6cher les AIlemauds {
g pienlre la France! Z
LA preuve, c'e>t qu'on Pavaif de
o'e. Oni, on lui await dome Ia
ok %d'honnenr qni etait Ia, penduc P
4 muir, dams un cadre, au-dessous
z son portrait.
1T le petit Louis s'etait MS 4 Ia
CO portrait qn'il connais.
ut bIen, pour Favor Solvent EN-.
rasse, tand's que sa mere, lie SOU. 4
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o' Wi
nellie aus>i considerable, tenir des
dl>courS ties SeiienX, GA racOnter
damnSanteS baliv. rn-S IT l'On volt
partai'cmtnt, d la tixite pensive de
son regard ct a la malice de SOn
>onlir", quill est Uaccori a,ec vous
ct rrend une part sincere Il vos en-
NUS ct 4 vo> joirS. Un grand 20
l'chlnrlle apres tout, c'est lt4uiva-
lent dun petit hOmme.
Ctsi paurQnoi ce petit hOlnme de
Lonis etait d-puis lie ma'iu de ce
jour dc Fan, dams un pur ravisse-
mtnt.
Ce1trS. son non,eau cOmpagnOn
hetalt pas un de crS princes de la
pathetic It dn c'inqnant q,'Il await
Engagement admirts, saus leurs
gibbeux ct c%hatoyants ju>taucorps
TT sole, III vi,rines dies neaux ma
sa>ins tout embraSe> de srandol.s
de gaz.
C@tait I'M simple polichineIle de
boIS blame, peinturlnre IN pen 4 la
'liable, mails de 81 wives ct de- 81 10.
yeus-s conlenrs!
Et pnis il @tait grand, pressure
anssi grand que lui, ct ssr la chaise
Oh lie petit Louis ravait assis, re-.
l'''a"t SEES reinS di>ip9ues 1T Ses &c.
noux artituIeS par DIES rotules en-
Ill lie FIR, il await Fair dun verita
bl" petsOnrage, dune majestic co
mlIue, avec son attitude raile ct
son sonrire harquOis Qnl lmi don.
un faux air lie vieux diplo
mate ietraite 1T daSabuSe, 0uploue
chose CONNIE m Talityrand de la
conr du roi GuignOl.
LIE petit Louis 6tait accroupi aux
pleds de la chaise, devant son idole
ie bnls peint, dans Petroit salon
I0lSln tie la modesto sale a man
yer on sol pere ct sa mere etaient
moore 4 table. lo.sqn'un coup de
'onnrtte rtten,it. II enlendit son
)ere qui alIait onvrlr.
ITEMS. c'est vous, rerp Martin
--C'est moi. Je virns fumpr uue
'ile avec vous. Vous prrmettez,
nadam-s
Comment done! !
LIE petit Louis ne Sc d6raugpa
'as. II conaaissait bien le p4re |
lartin; un We'll ouvrier gui habi-
alt an meme ftage que SEES parents. G
I chambre au fond dn corridor. a
Les drnx honmes S'a>sirent. allu. d
lenrs pipes ct sc mirent j d
anser. e
Eth bien! p1re Martin, vous C
Gus reposrz done aujourdhni
Dame, lie Jonr de Fan, &c nest p
as de trop! D'autant plus que, ii
rpnl> trOl> semaInes, on ma pas s.
Ich6 l'ouvrage. b
-C'eSt vrai, c'eSt votre coup de d
II, a vOnS. Ia fin de l'annee. Eli Y
en-! e;e>-vous contents, a Fate. b
n ! Les atfaireS Won't Giles?
-Hrn! heu! CONNIE eli. CONNIE a
|, pas tr"p fort d
-ponT'ant. on dot Ell vendre II
NAL, DIES joujoux! On ne volt tt
'r Ga dams les rues. EFT, teuez. q
'nS avons fit mascher lie com.
cree, nOaS. J. IA
All ali! vOus avez achet4 III
chose an petit? ia
-Fo"s allez voir. Louis. an. p
rte ton polichInell- m
petit Lonis Sc r~eleva, prit son dt
inarade dams SEES bras, avec DIES
intipies ct rapyorta CO
rs Ia sale a manager. or
lie volta! dit-il. Nest &c pas ar
ii est beau, pore Martin de
-O"i, dit IL honhomme, il nest
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"A VENDRE.-Uut occasion pxrpn.
tiOnurlle est Otf,.rte a IONS et 4 CHA
Gun de devenir tprmipr on habitant
dan> nm entirOii 4 portet de ,ou,es
les commodities %rrocnreeS par le
chemin de fer ct In vote dean. Tine
Joiie frrme meSurant ) arppntS de-
face " 40 de profondem, avec
mal>cn de residence IT cabaurS.
est a vrndre. La propri6tt est ST
tnte PIES dn Lafourche Crossing.
S'adrrsstr pour plus amplrs intof-
nations, 4 l.. L. Caillouct, Thibo-
danx, La.
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ATTENTION.

My friends and the public mr.. n,,;s.,,
l nave removed To the s:or. ,orn n"'.ne t"as
pea oy AIR, +. q. Curtis, No.. 3 Man, "rca'
Wnefe VIII Keep constantly on hand s'f re-
supply OF Gro'trirs. Pr,visirls Ne I" iu,
a'Iu"rs. "i'c me a cali and examine me- :
JOHN DEZAUCHE.
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Her, NJ. Harpagon est rarti en-
voyage.
-Sm wien, DIES gems ponr les
ftIenneS. a til dit Arson dOmr>tiuue.
\o"s leur dircz que j" suis absent,
ct quill est inutilr qn'ilS retirement
qnand j.. serai lie rrtomr.
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ACHIEVEMENT .
tNSOEcE~,

in carrs de iDiigUes: !ert insertion : | 30
-nlt ~
: Insertion add. SO
Toute annonce ~.udignPntla profession
zee 'alresst ct n'rxcelant par uuatre
ynes. par an. Observation-Disclosures. s. OC
Announces d. can I'D ats. h'ayance .... 10 90
Nerrologie. par iigue 10
loute IN oect -, ninerrialp public hIar-
nee sera lnserfe au aux lie 50 cents par pou-
&c ponr la premiere insertion ct 25cen1s pour
;es Insertions subsf1ientes.
IoIte ann"uce don't ir nomhre l'inserticns
most pas sn"fihe se.ra insrrfe insqu . nouvel
Ordre AL taux ordinaire.
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The bark Fresno will eornrGese her
cargo Ct 10 tons Of Oregon fsurroxs-
rfent Gem Ts=.s coal today.
The bark Lizzie ,G,ssss s..sssxzzs arrived IN
port yesterday ard after GSsefssre5rr
bsllast viii load Black ISarners sfsi,
The bark Teuriar completed he,
cargo CT 1850 tens Es9ek nisrssHd e.
for San Francisco. YESTERDAY ana was
lowed sut Of the harhor. last rfrlst. ~
the tug Tsee-
The new sebe9nfe governing he d
X a y. Cos steamers wsfg s,rnksk.lx
sgks effect EoaGay next The En.rns
Hayward ~ FsatIy for work sri 4
awaiting the inception q The rev
time table
a MAI gig fer the Use Il The Caes,
skanen's Ersor was broueks eve,
irons Port Townsend yeeters az be fIse
DiyMFsan. 1t will he ernpsoysd r. st,
fencing 70 the interests OF sssembtyr 8.
the union IN this port.
Ihe Henry Eaissy has fesn laid or
ior improvements and slight repairs
a ssAieftorsa and kertbs viii be put In
ard Dew hsg-shains will he addesi d
TIE fnpTorts Of the upper deck. The
fepalFA VIII Re made a. Tacoma, fol
which Port the sfesmer viii salt 10.
day. IL il expected the steamer vii
be II trim TO resume her route in two
or shrte weeks.
fAn Ff&seisrC, Jan. Es-Arriyed-Eafs
Davenport, asaftie. Tidal Nnse. m. MA6s
son sch valley Forge. Tacoma Cleared
ST. Lmsf5sls, Victoria: err Column Pert
land. saiied-sfy Wfiixmsffe gaIsey, Va
ertna tsy: SIR wellington. Departure hay
FoKT BLAxKLS, Jan. Es-sai.ed-Bk Il
II. Hsn.
NEAH Bar. jan 17.--Tags Rainier and
Tafon. = In The lag: eIopdy: bYixk sonfh
East wind
MELBOURNE. Jan. E--Arrivsd-- Herse,
| from Part Blsks-sss. AlsseaTx frem MOODY
vile s,..s<--3
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S1aFtitsS Statements Conserving the
Fr.xniese~ ssf the HsAts

A Soasewh bat peculiar case was tried
tselorV Iaeec Slstr0an itt the superior
civil court at nesshsp during the past
week. William III. lleAle. a grseer.
vas asFAfgSssi oa The complaint nf
Henry IL. Fason. for violating tire
aQdoE law the eilsase SPEC ally charged
hs.ag the sals. oE Jamaica ginger aS 8a
lntaxi6ant IL appeared irom she evil
dease that the descendant hSd been do
ing rushing business in this srsicie.
his safes IS retail sitisaes reaching two
eases q week. 0Gc Customer. . woman,
Was csEea ia particular ~ consuming
inog,sinAse quantities III tisis article, Is
being stated that she had n enc in-
stance tseen Sucan "a purchase I've
battlss star.ng day
Il was Ailsxed hs the prosecution
that this siemaad ser Jamaica ginger
VA neE cs = medicinal origin. and
that many 81 the grecer'> patross
were jaeia'ca>ganse dTunkarsls. )
SFeesss 81 iasaTiate ay no means nn-
common, stale Assaseg Shar,,.es VAS
psft upan the stand and tessiaesl that
the Jamaica ginger ssld by pohle ga,
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pretty good Jxz;x;ssa gfr.ger as ia ,zsa.,.
singer gees. bsus he erezfszl sarnefhffrr
q 2 sensaf5on when he frsYfheru,ssre
ast1esl that Is contained sz3 and : srzr-
s19n Fer eEfst. Of aicnAsE f.sxr 7 rszr
cent. icing ru-rsr garns;e,,x s-s,,s-ev -
sEnes, sfast the balance wafer. fsrs7sr.-
aTy grades Ct whisky. b. sasd. d;d ret
contain s5ve1 81 FER cent. OF ascnka4.
e. aSsssn.ssInS 70 expert testimony. ia
lKAsEl slngar wss - per cent. n1Ssre of
~ lsst0AsfGns than tire common rass
of taugiefoUs-
ne 1arnsIea ginger moreover. n1s
only *eryed 80 increase the strength
Of fAa alcohol tsss when tire sstzssi.s 3 !
assss q hassstEai beverage had 81 e.
iers tpsn the stomach that was perri-
csoIs = slzTeEfative decree LAWYER
John T. Els3ziGge. counsel Cor she de
iknslaTaf, was nox aSaassaes1 by this ex-
pert syiderce, ard asked thai the
eoast instruct the jury that bis client
csslld Sfs1 ae convicted. ~ he had sold
simply Jazaaica ginger which was not
q beverage. hxst 4 ufeGiesue. whereas
be was charged w5th selling into xleas-
Ing IiquGr. The court refused 10 rule
IS requested, bat told the jury hat it
called aron 10 consider and not of law
and they were 10 decide whether e~
not i = a. interesting nquor.
That portion of tie statute defining
Intoxicating liquors was read. IS
iosi0Hs- NJ porter. strong beer.
cider. al wines, and any beverage
containing more than ) per cent OF
alcohol by volume, az % degrees
Fahrenheit, as well as distilled spirits.
shah be deemed 20 be Intoxicating
hq1srs within the meaning OF this
chapter. After being out some
hours the jury disagreed and were dis
charged. and the mueh-mooted ques-
ton IN Desilam OF whether or not
Jamaica ginger il an intoxicating
liquor remains undecided But this
case vii. doubtless serve 10 draw at
tenfion 70 the large number Of people
who have become addicted 10 its
hAhifual use other than a. medicine.
1t i said by medical authorities
that those who have once contracted
the habit Of using Il as . beverage
find themselves afflicted with crav-
ing OF whose intensity none bat suf-
serer can form the slightest concep-
ton. The deleserious effects Of the
ginger when constantly taken into the
stomach are sufficient 10 render the
habit fatal in a very shcrt time. In
fact, It is one of the most dangerous
forms Of inebriety known. 1t has
found bat few victims in large cities
where sfimuIants are easily obtained,
hut ia the rural districts where prohi-
bifion Il in force IL is said 10 have
filed many graves.
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rHK MEADOWS OF LosG Ago

r.. Ne<Gi-
Oh. the sweet wide meadows. the eim-trees
tall,
The lilac that grew By the southern wall
The orchards white. and the gardens nest
The may. tie cowslips. the meadow-sweef
The pale dog roses IN every hedge.
The narrow path. by the ccppiec edge,
The path we shall ssaIk BY, yoa snd 4,
" hen the white moon rises. hy-and-by--
The path we shall waik byf No, ali me-
II leads through the meadows of long ago.
Our meadows'. They've baiit chapel
sskkere,
And q row Of villas. yellow aud bare:
And down the path where we used TO go,
Stand sqGalsd cottages, AL In n row:
Aua the elms are gene, and our wood 4
green maze
Where do the lovers walk nowadays
Not through the meadows: the sordid
years
Have built upon thea. and all our tears
VIII never teach the dead grass 10 grew
On the trampied meadows of long ago.
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MARKETS and SHIPPING.
SEATTLE. Jan. II.

Thorppson. Of sumner. re-
..:~~f . Sex York order e2turcsS for
- ~ hsIeS Of hops. with instructions
49, the rice be Isnssssd ii The outside
= a. .rd the Quality Good. There il
4. s;fSrnstv Il, securing hops At present.
- kr.l.aers are inclined to rfek the rise
: x.I,,es in the rear future. Al re-
:, ~ rom Chicaeo FIRM was presxnt-
a tn-aax. IN which IL spresrs that
= quotations are 1salsc. bit
49, f,rures Of course are confined 70
- s~sdes now offered. which are bv
= rsznz chosre. On careful frqniry
8 Ma hem found that sbere cannot
-.--g.,lv e more than eco bales in
E..hsng4cu Ell the ysessnt t;ne.
sslsse f.sure. may be 4 little OUTSIDE
- rs.sk. and ersnting this. ii shows
80 ~ stock rot already On the mar
q I. smssll. Brewers have nof as vet
- Il supply for future needs. and
- oresfion naturally arises. when
iii iksy do so7'' Ihis point must be
,.srh<d sooner or later, and when IL il
rrschtd prices will hardly depreeiass
Thfs much st Iesst can lie said with
ssfxzy. As stated some time ago in
III PosrIx7ErIefScfE reports. farm
svs shoaid he satisfied with 4
fsir rstarn for labor sp<nt. Spee-
ulation on heps has wrought
Ioes and disappointment TO many wks
considered themselves wisely posted.
In the present instance, as far as inssi-
cations so, the market tends to better
values: but there IRE 70 many potent
agencies at work that one cannot cal
eulAte With certainty on any Definite
result.
The scare in the butter market has
s sass IT,. = ,;..s. So - !. ~
aSsea 'a's.e .ah ran.
cife0 stock On hand and boiders Of
Eastern could easily sustain values by
scuuf ~ concert = eafioah Oh seiin
mack from Minneapolis IL now ca the
-. t..s ~. x,V.vssf;x~ $500
- 80, MS
IN the hofthwesI VIII pfopAbiy prevent
IL prompt arrival. This feature OF the
~nutfxx msu osf<f t,ra6sf fw <xofefsn
WsdthsT VIII nost psVoauay SAefefse
an important influence On prices. not
rntv ~ I.,,tter from, The East Irst <f
Dressed pouitTy ~ wen. Inc market
Il already firmeY since the feieerapiic
s-s~s.s,.,, - ,1.asr.-.tx.sa ..i...,s
inIp' i'iA syn VI slae Nv : vi AZ ai,'
The poultry market Is exceedingly
as,ll "a eonsDu,x.rx aye dfsfneIined ~
s. 80. .-ss. -. -
pay tne nifH prices now hsAtu.
Wire nails are lower. while steel
LII 49, aJv.,,..e.s ~, "a. 30 tthf,
Hsns NAVE ~ ss''ea a'S FNi Sss WasniH
the last two days. Iron has also gone
mn ff,c rer cwt. The weather Of 10 sla.
: 1,..-..-. . -
nas been biustsIibs. a stiohg WHO
from the south has been accompanied
- .,;at,t f.I,s ~ .la.4 .na x.;v
" "skAs '@ss" - -
urpru.rnrcv .rn pponrrv mn.
CEtflr-uufinx me lest ~ nOun TIE
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Apyicn TO NOTIFIES.

Mrs. winsiow's seots Ing Syrup for chill
dren teething, Is the prescription of one OF
the best Iesnsle nnrsss and physicians in
the nifed States. aud has been used for
forty years with never falling success by
millions Of mothers for their children
During the process % teething, It's value il
fncaicuiahle- II relieves the child tr0nl
pain. cures dyseutery and dtsrrhra, grip
Ing 10 the bowels. aad wind caiic. BY Civ
ins health to the child, IL rests the mother.
Price, &c bottle. swfw
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NsrcIg fsfsNx n.
ssesx IN ssx 3ad ~
tras hssss 81 fafta,
asisss anS Fls< 2
Azastnss E,ar -
Tsssx outs Nd lsr
sss<i ess~te I.ssit'f
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IlIIcRAInIC MAEkp-'
NV ,orf .7oeK s.vinw


Ma. yorE. jsn. 1.-THE stock market
was itss active 81 Gay. with . feysrish
tone. although rather heavy In the fore
noon AID stronger later "a tie cay. Coal
ssotks Hsse fhn ruat testurs 81 the day
and considerable procure wss brought
upon Reading a Istkswsnns, aud the
last rtmsa stock was qnite week in the
furerssn. bit fssaytrtd tsncsoneiy
After The deliver. Afur The upward move,
mtni tttarps naGksd. Tie nzsfket closed
quiet sra tim az ffseiisnsi advances fol
the day.
6estfrmsnfs Gull. Int firm.
ENHANCE AMI sEttsiTlEk.
INV YoEk, Jan IT, Money On call, cas-,
at sta.ss. lest leEn. 2 tt3me pspsr ~,
a.. sterling txs fsuss. cull and ffpn
decays. 81 Ssss asmatt, u As4- -.
seNEs
II tsssist'dl. !. E.Iss,ts leeuponsl losAs.
AS fr.srsxfssf tfAzxt
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OUTSIDE wxATHEE.

The following sssshcs reports we're re
feissd yesterday uaorniHS ~ The Seattle
Lake sEere & Easfern depot in Ehss city.
eHehemish-C iendy sud cold. Heay,
suow storm.
Gilmaa- Cloudy and cold. with rsir.
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SANTA ngssans, Jan. u
n 4 A.. commander 1t u
Aflnone. has been hs SSH
last nizts. a1si to-day
that tssaefal sssAgtls
assx nEEsi%s ~ ssfe
has issness orders s.kF
Eexf snmnw II so1ar n 4
siisssznHs. oi - fa9isf Il
SPARED ikssm the iFsDiseF
fses and fnssrusss ~ All
slf IHfanssH ard ~ re n
viii &c nFpaxlss ta@atissf
aeut. aass fll1 9Snesai . q
BATH las relsseEee 50 1as|
place 90 q fKsk BE fsknz