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COLLECT YOUR BILLS.

Short credits make long friends The I'M
dersigned, Constable for Westminster dis
trict. duly bonded aud qualified, offers his
services to the public as Collector. He will
take accounts to collect either as a public
officer, or on private account, liberal terms,
and returns promptly made. References
Union National, First National and Farmers
Il Mechanics National Banks of Westminster.
Will also clerk and auctoneer sales.
JOHN +. DIFFENBAUGH,
June 25:y Westminster. Nd.
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shirley Itams.

Rev VIM A Grouse. of Deer Park cir
cuit, purposes commencing series OF pro
tracted meetings at Zion Chapel on December
LIST, at O'Clock, a. N. He purposes having
an all day meeting, with loyeteast at g; preach
ing at 10. 80 a. m, by the Rev. DIR. Ward OF
Westminster, and preaching at p. m. of the
same day.
When we look around us on every hand il
seems as If Fall is fully prepared for Winter.
She has stripped the woods Of its foliage:
drenched the earth with its rains; migrated
its feathery harbingers, which are continually
twitterng for the usual SHOWS; and caused
man in general way to prepare for cold
climate Some are prophetic of hard and
cold Winter; others, of a mild and pleasant
winter Who is right We can't say; but W
deem it more profitable to prepare for 'hC
worst to come, that we may fall within the
/ BOUNDS of either.
Our public roads are very muddy and are
almost unfit for travel.
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Monday, November IS, 1SS9.-Letters OF
administration on the estate of Prudence
Logue, deceased were granted to James A.
Logue.
tuesday, November 19.-The last will and
testament Of John Gore, deceased, was ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Edwin G.. Gilbert.
Report sale Of real estate Of Thomas Web
ster, deceased, finally ratified.
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J. r. ANDERS,
Westminster, Nd.
sp2I t
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

Il
The undersigned, examiners, appointed by
virtue of a commission issued to them by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county. to
locate and open public road in said county,
beginning at a point in the road leading
through Mayberry to the plank road, between
the lands of Lewis Fleagle and William Rod
key, and running on the line between said
Lewis Fleagle and William Rodkey to the
lands of Jacob Fleagie; thence on the line
between William Rodkey and Jacob Fleagle
to the lands of Henry Eckard; thence through
Henry Eckard's land to the land of Uriah
Yingling; then on the line between Uriah
Yingling and Henry Eckard to the land of
Francis Williams; thence on the line between
Uriah Yingling and Francis Williams to the
land of William Rodkey; then on the line be-
tween William Rodkey and Francis Williams
to the land of John Rodkey and Henry
Eckard; then on the line between Henry
Eckard and John Rodkey to the land of
Jacob Rodkey and to the land of John
Slonaker; thence on the line between John
Slonaker and Jacob Rodkey to the land of
Fanny Bankard: thence on the line between
Fanny Dankard aud John Slonaker to the
land of Wesley Rodkey; then through the
lands of Wesley Rodkey to the county read
leading from the plank road past Bashor's
Eek mill TO the road from Taneytown to
LlttIeStown
All persons whom it may concern are hereby
notified that we will meet at Mayberry,
on Wednesday,. December :, 1889, at 8
o clock a. m, to execute the trust reposed
in us by the aforesaid commission.
EDWIN G. GILBERT.
p NJ WEST,
SAMUEL WANTZ,
nov II Examiners.
K. o. GRIMES }. Q. sTITEEY.
Z o. GRIMES & CO.,
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PUBLIC SALE.

Owing to bad weather the sale announced
to take place at the Depot, Westminster, on
November 9th, was postponed until
SATURDAY, NOTEHBER %, 1859,
at 8 o'clock, p. M, at which time choice
lot of OAK LUMBER, consisting of Heavy
Inch Plank, Scantling, Laths, Nc, will be
sold on easy terms.
noyl6 II GRIMES & THOMAS.
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s=r SHARPER BROS, Ba
mar

We have made great change in the Clothing
and Shoe Business IN this town in the last three
wears How by selling them less than they
have ever been sold before. Ask your friends
ana nrighhors where they buy their Clothing
shoes and Hats They nearly all say, Fred
d. Miller Bros Why? Because we save
money and get guarantee that the article
bought IS 20 be perfectly satisfactory. Over
coats for every body. Cape Overcoats for little
fellows from 81 to So See them, they are
beauties Meas aud Boy overcoats an Fall
aud Winter weights in every style imaginable
from s. 20 SIS. Some lined all through with
six. Children Suits 81 - to $40. Think
nj a child's suit only Sl.25. We have got
them age, 1 to u years. Mems Suits, thous
snds OF them. s. 3 TO $50. We sell the best
Getaway Suits made; see them. Mems Shoes.
See our Shoes for Sl.2j; better, s.. The
best shoe in the market for boys for Sl.25i
sizes II TO and to 5. In ladies we have
leaders for $. %, 81. so and 81, that can be
beat any in place. We now have CONTROL Of
Slesinger's tender feet Shoes for ladies; also
Evitt's hand and machine made Shoes
Special bargain in
GUM BOOTS AND SHOES,
Bows Hats from % cents aud up; Mems from
80 cents and up.
Remember We sell Underwear, Gloves and
Mems Furnishing Goods at unheArd otprces.
FRED D. MILLER Il BRO,
nov , Opposite Railroad Depot.
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DAN o. sirs. sarah psvrtes.

Mrs sarah Day5irs, one OF the oldest resi-
dsuts si Carroll county. deed q; her home, 10
Freedom. ou Monday Of old age Mrs Dew
res Wa, she mother Of Mr.. Christian pryties
president of J5e National Bank Of Baltimore,
The 1lhpr children Surviving her are Henry
o. Deyries, o. Howard county Wan. L beS
rits, Of Carroll. aui Mrs. Ducker, of ia'pmuy,
county. She was q consistent member OF the
Methodist Eglscopa. Church from childhood,
aud wa. widely aa5sa and greatly beloved.
She was eighty seven years OF age. Her nus
baud, M-. Saile pevrigs, who died years ago
was brother of the iale Nm. beyTies, 10,
Baltimore dry goods merchant Her fuuera
,ook place from rhe Methodist Episcopa
Chureh. Freedom. ar ten D. clock Wednesday
mcrulnw
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Nancy $ Ebaugh, by her husband and next
friend, Jacob Ebaugb, yS. Josephine
Harris. Administrators, and
others.
Ordered this 18th day of November, A. D.,
1889. that the Second Account OF the Auditor,
filed in this canse be finally ratified and con.
firmed, unless cause To the contrary thereof
be shown, on or before the u day OF De
cember. next; provided copy OF thus order
be inserted for two successive weeks, before
the last named day, in some newspaper pub.
lished in Carroll county
WIN. n MARTIN, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
novl6 y WM. \. MARTIN, Clerk.
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wsa,nsr Esesra for NE wsss

November I6-mercuTy p a. O. ln. aHl
- al > p. .scjear. Nuvemher mercury
- at a. M and IS az . p. af., generality
cloudy 10 the morning, hight saow Followed
by rain jn ths afternoon and night Sarra
her lS-mcrcuyy 81 o. : a. n- and g. s.; o..
H.: With occasional hard sb1Wcrs. rssT l'
night. Moves bcr mercury o. ~ { 3. m.
ard a. al > 3. m: heavy ra3u ,a iar morning.
followed by mist, partially clear as g.sat
Novs.abe- 11s--uercaTy g. AZ : a. n- sat g..
a. . p 81 rain aud mist, beavy Hs.E 4HuaE
The ulzb'. November 1l-nercasy a a' .
a. "a. and 81 az q. ms Cio1dy up ta nnrn,
followed by rain. Novrmhgr -fEartgy
60 a, g. m spi IS a; y an; cloudy 'r..Haasi
bv fsir weather. c,oaiya, noon wlth showers.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

The undersigned, examiners, appointed by
virtue Of "a commission issued to them by the
County Commissioners of Carroll county, for
the extension of the public road known as
the road leading from the Taneytown and Get
tvsburg road to William Starner's Mill, over
the lands of John Fair A. n. Hess, Franklin
kephart, c. NJ. Hess and William \. Linn and
terminating at William Starner Mill, to ex-
tend said road over the lands of WIliam
Starner to the Frederick county line to inter
sect public road about to be laid out on the
Frederick county side at that point, hereby
give notice to all persons whom it may con
Germ that We will meet at Starner's Mill, on
the proposed road, on We'd eSdaV, December
IS, 1881, at 9 o'clock, a. m, to execute the
trust reposed in US by the aforesaid comuis-
sion.
ABRAHAM n. HESS,
WILLIAM REINDOLLAR,
RUDOLPH MARTIN.
noyl6 st Examiners.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
NDERFORD BROS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS.

TERMS.-S2 per year, in advance. Single copies .
cents No subscription discontinued until all arrears
are paid, unless at the option of the publishers.
ADVERTISING RATES.-One square Is lines will
be inserted times less fer ST. and p cents Tor
each subsequent insertion. One square montns,
$3.50: months, s.; II months, SIS. Business CARDS,
not exceeding s lines, IS peryear When the number
of insertions is not marked advertisements Will be
continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisers must cOntine advertisements 20
their own business. Rule and Figure WORK double
price Business Locals 10 cents per line Marriages
and Deaths inserted free. Obituaries and Personal
Communications cents per line.
R55- All correspondence with this office should be
addressed to THE ADVOCATE.
Entered at the Post Office, Westminster, Maryland,
as Second Glass Matter.
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NO. 27s4 EQUITY,

la the Circait Court for Carroll Coauly
James A. C. Bond, Attorney and Agent SIS.
John ". Beaver. Mortgage
Ordered this 9th day Of November, A. D.,
1889. that the sales made and reported iu che
above entitled cause by James 4. Z. Bond,
Attorney and Agent, pc finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 20 the contrary be-
shown on or before the l5th DAY OF pecem1er
next. provided a copy OF this order be- insert
"a once a wees Tor three successive weeks.
in some newspaper Published ia Carroll
county. Maryland, before the oh day of DE.
cember. next.
The Report states the amount Of sales 90
be SI,47l.71.
wM. \. MARTIN, Clerk
True copy,-Test:
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Mr.. VIM. F.I.ove and Miss Blanche Ilorner,
both Of Baltimore. were married on WedEes
day evening al Whalcoat Parsonage, Rev.
De. Gibson performing the ceremony. The
bride Is sister Of Mrs Geo. 4. Miller, OF
Westminster, who attended the wedding.
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1fORTGAGEE'S SALE
IVA OFA
HOUSE AND LOT,

Ry virtue Of the power of sale contained in
q deed of mortgage from Perry Warfeld and
wife 10 Fred D. Miller, dated Dec. L, 1883,
and recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records of Carroll County, Maryland,
iu liber W. \. NJ. No y. folio 3l6, &c, the
undersigned will offer at Public Sale, at the
Court House door, in said County, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28d 1889,
at > o'clock, D. m. the property described in
said mortgage, consisting of lot of ground,
fronting 50 feet on Charles Street, in the City
of Westminster, in the county aforesaid, and
running back l75 feet to Green alley, i'm
proved with a two. story frame Weatherboard-
ed Dwelling House, now in the occupancy Of
said mortgagors.
fermS.-Cash.
FRED. D. MILLER, Mortgage
Nov Is Chas L. Fink, Solicitor.
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Also a splendid line of Gents Jewelry,
Scarf Pins, Sleeve and Collar Buttons,
Watches, gold and silver; also Chains, Charms
and everything in the line of Gents Ware.
All we ask is for you to call once and ex-
anime our stock, and we are sure you will be
made happy. At our old stand, "a W. Main
street.
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THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Have as complete a stock of
CHOICE GROCERIES

as can be found in our city.
CHOICE TEAS, COFFEEs, sYRUPS,
NEW ORLEANS MoLASSES, CANNED
GOODS OF ALL KINDS, CIGARS, To-
BACCOS, &C.
The best grades of Pat Process and Family
Flour constantly on hand az bottom figures.
We pay the highest prices for Wheat, Corn,
Rye, Oats, and an kinds Of Country Produce.
Agents for Latin & Rand's Blasting Pow
der, and Iudson's Dynamite for stump. blast
ing &c.
FARMERS
Can be supplied with the best quality of Cot
ton and Flaxseed Meal, Heavy Middhngs,
B-an, &c, at lowest prices. Call and see
Us.
mars L. o. GRIMES Il co.
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COMMERCIAL
NIGHT SCHOOL.
LEARN To WRITE
LEARN TO KEEP BoOKS,
LEARN TU FORMULATE aud HANDLE
COMMERCIAL PAPER.

This can De accomplished BY attending the
NIGHT CLASS. which sijl b organized at
:, Johu Paruchiai School. Westminster,
Mi. pu "Wednesday. November 18th, At :
clock. 20 To- under the direction Of +. II.
NORMAN PriHeipaI ofshe Windsor Business
College. The class will meet two evenings
r-rH seek. ssi every effort sill b. made 70
rrske the course Of study Interesting and
beneficial. An opportunity for acquiring a
IiassHre, EdueAIlon Is now offered 20 both
sexes, sind these engaged in business or AZ
school during the day sill sind this a very
pleasant aud profitable way 10 spend the
evening".
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NECKWEAR

Is another of our specialtes. Always getting
in new novelties
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GHARRER BROS,


Wantz Building,
Goods than any other house in the
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REMOVED.
HAVE REMOVED TO THE NEW
wANTZ BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH. WHERE l HAVE
THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST LINE OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS
Ia the county.
Ch,'aren's Shoes pc and up.
Ladies' Peg Shoes 81 and up.
The B,s, Meas 81 Kip Boots in the county.
Men Hats &c and up
Cb..8reu's HAS Ioc aud Up.
Women Rabbers Pc and up.
AND ALI OTHER GOODS AT COR
RESPONDING LOW PRICES. MEAN
BUSINESS. GIVE ME 4 CALL AT THE
NEW WANT BUILDING, WHERE
WILL GUARANTEE To GIVE YOU
SATISFACTION.
T.. L. REAVER.
ras2 Westminster, Nd.
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MO. 1911 EQUITY.

True copy, lest.
noyl6 81 NN. n NAErlN, t.erI
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Our Stock of Wool Shirts
We Expect to Cap the Climax

We are always in the lead in this line of goods.
We have them at all prices.
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T.. L. REANER.
Westminster. Nd.
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THE FALL OF 1889.

We are ready for the fall trade, and have a
complete line of
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To Young and kalddle-Aeed nser
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis. disease most drcadfal IN It's rssalea.
completely eTaateatesi
Sleefs ca'aErh. ese., permanently cured
Kidney. Urinary Ana bladder complaints.
PAINFUL. dsfacult Too sreaaeuf bafnsax OF
esss'.sy anne alsh eol0Fed OK wlfh milky seds.
flfefs cyst tis rzomptly and safely cured
tAarses reasonable
Our Succ SIS is Based Upon Facts.
OFT remedies set quickly and care pcrmA,
We do not elalEa 20 kYn,r sxr-x,sgny IN $40
flpa - Tzsec nc % Diseases % % be able 70 ear.
every case, bus We DO eaaiA th4t larse sx s.sg,.
save Atas1 increasing practice. WITH unparalleled
sasvsss ~ sassaln Is are tho hcst pFool 81 dcg-
Experience is worsh eserythinx Knnaieiea
eAtness oy CONSULTING wi9h. critically examin alag
AMI successful tYees re thousands Of nsrsoas
Ct every age SIX. profession AID occupation 81
iestea win every rgtseataaie fnrm ans stage OF
sissAse. o. del rolstg. esahlea 10 Rssnre those
taaeranE witA iiks ~ aides. thai we hare Aar-
ettaea IN restoring ausith 20 iEg9e majority ~
cases treated even after ether skigled sass ener.
geise passi sns have ailed 10 efsexes ang parma.
ns1k caange Tor tue better
We ase pstronfxed by a class % ladies' aud
gentlemen TOO sasacoas 10 Dc imposed spsa 81
an ignorant quack. aud they are TOO tnpepea3-
eiit - g irixhtenod away iFoRa physicians VIA
Persons calling at our ufsee can hare tha salts
faction of a ffee eonsuitatiafi. with tbs asSur-
aaee thai they may deseDd upon rrcetglag Gao
ais eptns sEs, honorable. sqaare dealing reasan-
ehie charges ana no efseouraReyneat wflhsak q
prospect - improvement or osre
Gar pfSefsea ss soan8ed upoa theFeEults u sha
best methods. without reference to schools %
'patnies
Yen win not he nrGea or persuaded 60 tAka
treatment. Aad na enc wut be treae@a unless
tsers = s{feue nruhAEllitY 81 = cure permar
nent benefit Make lnterTagatloaA and aeci1a
for yourself
ofBee Aaass: Frofas = m. 20 y m sun
cavs 80 II a. n. oalE.
treated at their homes hy correspondence.
Medicines ana insErmgkdaas ssnt eY mail or eK-
Ires& Consultation fres.
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5 ssse fae eosss lshsL Is sisEs wsse done 4 wuas4
no - long bsssrs more st2u - esgaruaksss
xp1Ia Be enpSoTe4 IL geat1ka
Tbs anfoa head FsEwaar meeting last vel
nssd&g an1 saeets5 ofse<rA sar sha nexa SIX
EDnths - seElows. Bsrnsy Llnaeman. rgseg.
6snts Fred MsaysT, vice president. z ~ III
is7. trsasErss Erwin sAIppegt ananeias as6
corresponding seere.AfT. Joan spFsagsr. reeosss-
ing aesgs'sFT, Joan ReEEBex. aerxsnzt az-essss.
uanies q Brss, GeafkH Nnss. Fred Ianx au4
sc rae sspneNky. delegates 20 fhs c3asral f.akzsr
cnsass
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krr4HrRx
TsrASD TRANSPORTATION co.-HKzBEgT
Il 7. bSeeksz. Eanax<E

TIE ssea-nsr + = LE1sy. Fe-oers J. HeerAsr
master Ee&Ees Se&Esss every Sa112y asseTzessa AZ
= n for ForT TswpSsu0 AID fss al !Eaa
i ar1kae from aaxfzlc'z whnrs Leaves Pert
Touune~dzs a n ever Moa5&T. we1asSl1ag
an1 FTtSey 81 ~ sscoE. calling - cznit1 3
island. 8x1 Richardson's fNeasseF perzl1f.5E 8.
ArRyie. Lapex. Fr.ciEs Harbor. Maple on MOE
G&y gosnx n0rzA and THURSDAY sslsng S0A1Ets
Rcehe Harhcx. OEcAs and E2xE SQUAD
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pAcInc coAsr gTEAMsHIP coMPAxY.

DsSpsseh steamers from seattle IS follows.
For san Francisco va Port Townsend ana
Victoria. At ,. u, passengers received on
hnard Al 2. M De % bes I, ?, IL H. ~ and ~,
ard every ave days thereafter.
F0F Alaska 50 remheF AMI q ~ a m
ffoa san Francisco for Victoria ard Puget
sound ports: Az ? 9. N. peesnoer J. G. i. ~,
81 Is ard 81. AMI every Eve days there
after.
Tickets rsay be chtaiaea a. ;he once OF the
compaay 81 q eaa y 60 est e.
Go0pAIIA PERKINS 4 CO.
tfenefal AsensR
No. 10 Msrke8 street. san Francisc0, Cal
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grATTfEwuATcow RorTg

Steamer washington leaves Seattle At .. M,
Enndays Tuesdays and Thursdays. arrives az
whagsoTn &c . q. m, next day. Returning, leaves
Nha4eoaa at p. n. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; arrives So seattle all q 81 next day.
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Returning. leaves wh4acoEa AZ 4 N TIES
days. Thursdays and ssfznsays. On fae satsF-
dsy trSr flse IItfv rras fsr tszh 70 SEATTLE Fare
frum FoFs Townsend II S&astse. IL Anfa IaE'
fher notice, passengers CT fre1xht f-uE1 ae2fIle
grssar s~fr,s vfli b. csrraea oa the Washington
Sseaubo@s aad Transportation &C. . steamer
Edlfh % isuEf Townsend "a TeestaT an Thurs.
cas ulrhfs Ard transferred dsftcF % tne LIBBY
O. tfexs sisvs he VI q at. Co. viii issue tick.
cts and Ill fFeteht through 20 dess1BAsssn-
HERBERT p EEEGEEK, Manages.
HATFIELD agent. seat 4.
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vElf ssars Nessazs slsaek &C ~ every Tgaes5ay.
FhnesssNs as &ASa~tSg tas Twesve sale F4iat.
ksssus.ss NaekEEea Nsrg*Ffsss Lose AM
Srss.sssffa Fstaresgz fsfAeeius GEvs - 20.
@E8 s. FtSENHt AEeaE
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re sexA4ss Nee . mvw rsa&y fcs szsznsss
fNr<sts sas1sSx "a ss~ssee & .ssSsz< sess
" - Esesss se~ts - hcxrs e e A !. SFA@sSzaE
s01E3 2y.sg * 6ssrzsz.S. ssssk fasz e CasaEk4A
a 3. sFAk sa1AAs@
GMEsz A@2 Age4E
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w :. T Co.-ETEAaERs WILL LEAVE
w Tealeg's eyck. seattle. daily Tor 1seolns
AZ &c 4. III
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sFATrrY poRr rOwNsEyD ROUTE.

Us rsafl steamer Edstn leaves Seattle every
aRy. except "a BTdAy. ~ 10 20 y m. arrives a.
Port Townsend at 8 .. IA. next day. Returning,
leaves Port Townsend 81 10 59G "a, arrives a. SCI
attic 81 > IN
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TO the LADIES.

We GIVE most careful ana eupssaersse nass,.
usln q diseases Of seueen ana cAlidrea. II yea
knnef fse1 eny obscure. dilIiculf ee fiucprtar
elSe4Se o. u the common noatiae 6oetoFs sAx %
G@re 1ea wkzta etheyx fail The specialists ere
kSiaa1 IA every department nf EneaScai aad eaF.
EieAA eS FeFssHce4 TIE professor has had ynaaM
81 * fsrffessce IN the hospitals " Rro0kfgn ana
New fosk. feTmeFlv special Frefrxxnr 70
Noinans Hospital College. New YORK ana ta
cue - Ire noSi saecez Siai ana best kssown gyae-
eosog1eRl Specialists N this country
To Young and kziddie-Ased Men.
Nervous nebslisv spermat0rrhna Seminal
Losses. Physicist Decay. arissng rom lng9ls ~
nan pToaEesng sle4-plessnesk feSmnnssencv
Rtiapies on the lace. aversion to society esd IN
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