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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

Passengers for points east and west change cars
at lockwood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27
BALTIMORE e OHIO RAILROAD-
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.

Daily. + Daily except sunda,
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THE CRY FRONT.

The steamer FeTndaIe is tied up at Col
mans wharf.
The J. G. Britain started back to Chuck
amt yesterday.
A new wheel is being put on the steamer
Indiana lying at the Ocean dock.
The Biz towei in boom OF logs from
san,ish for the Mechanics mill today.
The steamer Nellie has been tied up TO
the sonth end of Yesler wharf for three
days past.
The bark Cyrus Wakefield will be ready
for sea today with $500 tons OF coal for San
Francisco.
The bark Columbia arrived in port from
san Francisco yesterday. She loads Ore
ron Improvement Company coal for San
Francisco.
The J. r. Boyden arrived IN from Utsa-
lady last night with q large boom of logs,
part for the Mechanics mill here, and part
for Jobnson's mill at Tacoma.
The steam barge spratt's Ark is still at
Pumphery's wharf diseharging her granite.
She will not finish unloading for a few days
vet When she finishes she will start back
to Vancouver.
The steamer Geo. w. Elder will no. leave
HcIs tgf atdrk6 utitsA VtNhrotdfs VttoRti
30 She is having a new steam windlass
put IN at Portland, and that is the cause OF
the delay Her old windlass was out OF
order, and on her last trip she lost an
anchor and sixty-tive fathoms Of chain.
The ting Phantom arrived in port last
evening with scow OF rock from the new
| quarry ut Dog Fish Point in tow. The
stone from this quarry Is a crystal sand
stone and is excellent for building purposes.
/ The stone will be discharged at The Badere
Milling Company's wharf.
The steamship Idaho is due here sunday
/ from Portland. The steamer Michigan
( will be here the last Of next week. The
/ Lakma has not yet reached Portland. The
company's schedule for this line for Nov.
ember has just been issued. 1t provides
! for steamer from Portland for the Sound
/ every fosr DAYS.
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tral, common, 1s5z: Mexican Central head
scrip. =, frat mortgage bonds. e5s., san
Dieg0. g.
sEE roxK HExrHAsprsE xAxKEr.
Nxv fcHx, Oct Hops-ouies and
steady.
coiiee-Opssons opened steady. IN
changed TO s points up: closed barely
steady: unchanged 70 points down: saies,
800 bags: October. $3.50: November,
sisDGis -. December. sl4e5ai505. jan
nary. sf5: spot Eio. strong and better de-
naands fair cargoes. issxc
sngsT-- Raw. nominal ard weak. refined
fair; demand steady.
Acsasses-kew Orleans. dull.
Wool-Firme. better demand: domestic
fleece. a2G3sc.
Copper-Sominal: lake and November.
81.
Lead-DuIl and steady: domestic $50
Iin--sheet, steady; future weaker
straits. se9.1s.
Pefroleum-opened strong. at si.0T
and advanced 20 siG6 By covering the
shorts Realizing sales then caused = reac-
ton and the market closed steady al
HOY. Exchange at sI.05ll
highest, Si.06; lowest. al sf025s: closing,
$l-sEzz. Consosidated Excbxnge-op enIng.
sl-6H; highest. si.ossf: lowest. 81 os11;
closing. sLo5sss: safes. LID. 600 barrels
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK xAsKxr
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Csttle- Receipts.
n.op1: steady; beeves, ss.5oGs4.95: steers,
$SMf13; stockeTs and feeders, 1852 .3355
Texas cattle si.50@2.so: western range,
<2m330.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: weak: mixed,
s3-s56ls.i5; heavy. So. s514.Io; light. y3.s5@
4D
sheep-Receip.s. 5000; steady: natives,
s2.s5g5; westerns, s3.5og4-i5; Texas. s3-a
@4l0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE xaExEr.
CmscAso. Oct 25.--wheat strong and
higher. October, 7sssc: December. son ;
May. SAC.
Corn-FirIaer: October, 3lssc; Sovem-
Der, aisxc; May, 1876.
Oats Steady. October, isc; November,
is9sc; May. 2i4c.
Bariey--So trading
Pork--Steady: October, sio.s5: January,
s94as.
Lard-Steady; October, 1925; January
$500.
LIVERPOOL GRArs MARKET.
LIvERrooi. Oct. IS. - Wheat - Dull
holders oiier freely.
Corn Demand fair.
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a cattle vas shipped to Tacoma
- 4 sweeney received Fifty bales
s.oa P. c. Hayes, OF 0rIilia. today.
! rsrss ear Of hops, part for Quincy,
- The rest for Hannibal. No., was
- Fast today By pincus * Co. The
-. ,oa.ged this evening and viii be
- gast in the morning. 1t goes over
!. xn~.bern Pacific railroad.
- :, hay was shipped out 10 Wayne
-. seattle. Lake Shore X Eastern
srsryesterday.
=. seasner City of Puehla sailed Tor
5. s,.nrisco If O'Clock tonight She
9. - Goa. other than her Own fuel. A
- her cargo consisted OF s.frZ5 sacks OF
=. e. san Francisco. The oat market
- n consequence OF decreased stocks.
s~a,a stronger, and oats are command
!. g.,s ,,r;ees. The situation here Is ufl-
~.srt., Movements are again scarcity,
..1s.lsght feeling of uncertainty prevails.
. nary purchases are being made,
..rys stocks are still good. with some
rvss;ons. With prices there have been
nssaEgez.
ns situation On hay IL unchanged.
sse are ranging about the same and The
s.,4t. il generally the same.
~ demand for shingles has lessened
~ much In the last few weeks and the
d rs,ss. i dull shipping has been up 10
! ssersge during the month. that inc of
rrdt seeming to not have been affected.
| gse4 large stocks are held By the majority
| aAs dealers in shingles, but thcg move
| 4 wrv slowly Large iota are selling at
Enmrr NJ, and small ones at s.. 25 per NJ.
! fts Geo. T. Myers cannsry at West Sc
~ s preparing TO close down for the sea-
ID The seines are being hauled out and
rsax.y for next season. The pack for
. xsson has been between IL 600 and IT,
n ssss-tbe largest pack ever made by
o. esanery. BESIDES this. considerable
sssaps vas sailed from time 10 time by
us annery. The other canneries are
IL sarking along though matters are
rasss szk with them. The tug Queen
or ksex down sound after load of
ksa trtae O. \. Morse cannery.
sEEHsspisE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
asfiag the last twenty-four hours the
asshzndise and produce receipts ut this
gas rere as follows Puget Sound Shore
va sss tens; Columbia & Puget Sound
nasad. IS tons: seattle, Lake Shore a
zkrn railway. 76l tons. BY water
hvl. 5 tons; Cascade. 1 tons: Eliza
afasfson, ton: Umatilia. gi6 tons: Fair
ssrn, tons; three scows brick, 30 tons.
istL receipts. 2:a37 tons.
SHIPMENTS.
During the last twenty-four hours goods
I'D merchandise were shipped from Seattle
b The surrounding country as follows
Psge. Sound Shore road, 20 tons; Column
ha 4 Puget sound railroad. % tons
sssssle, Lake Shore & Eastern railway, 100
Iona By waser-H Henry Bailey. 80 tons
Success, tons. AountaineeF, / tons; Cas-
eade, TONS: Clara Brown, 3 tons: W. +,
Asnroe, tons; Washington, 10 tons city
q Pueba. go tons; lola, : tons; Grace,
hfs: Fairhaven, IL tons. Total ship.
aeass, s,2 tons.
NATURE or RECEIPTS.
Four cars gravel. s. sacks cabbage, ic
sases stationery. 10 head cattle. car ice,
es' eats, Il cars brick. car hay, Il cars
@Esber. ; ears brick. car shingles. t2f
tons railroad iron, $500 pkts groceries, loo
eales hops, Isl kegs beer, 1000 pkts hard
ssfe, i9 pieces furniture. 80 cases sta
hsatfy and books, % cases medicine.
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CONDEMNATION ROUTE

steamer Washington leaves Seattle at , u,
"a hsfses,Ya AZ A m rex, dsy. R-turniug. leaves
whsteon AZ ,. m Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridsys, arrives at Seattle at a. n nexE day.
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION co.-HERBER1
y. Beecher, manager

The steamer J. II. Libby, Herbert r. Beecher
master, leaves Seattle every sunday afternoon 1t
r. m. for PoTf Townsend and the san Juan
islands. from Hsfheld's wharf Leaves Port
Townsend t a. m. every Monday, wednesday
and Friday for WhAtcosn, calling q smiths
Argyle. Lopez. Friday Harbor, Maple ION Mon
day going north and Thursday going SOUTH,
Roche Harboy, 0rcss and East sound
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BEE.

ne steamer fee i ass resay scr hassaess
rssfsss wishing re service q 9enssng soss
49, pieAsg SpFlY on huar 81 o. a sPsq4SlIHs
a. Essi .omgs hat hcssss. ane ssse 80 &c
A 4 -FAEfDISS.
owner sa4 AgeGG
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TrLEeaaruuc MARKETS.
NV Yosk srocg nrvlKw.

AIs NoRg. Oct 9a.-Tae stock market
vas more actiye and decidedly strong to-
ca, and Al the close oil the active stocks
sefe materially higher than they were last
tfraing. The news OF the day was almost
supse'y Of favorable character, and the
e'sposilion was 10 regard the new traffic
sgseeinsAi between the Union Pacific and
seF1AHesiern ia more favorable light.
trusts are again very prominent IN deal
sags, aud sugar was weak on rule OF losers
y tasi with a probable further fall In
f''ees Of the product. together with new
effesiIion Later. however, sugar re-
WIRED on q report that no decision in the
North RIVER case wos.d be handed down
Dshy.
governments DAN.
ExC#ANGE AND sKCUgrrfEs.
NEw YoEK, Oct & Money on cali.
sAsy al IA &c, closing offered az s prime
ssfesntile paper. s1s@T; sterling ex-
.ssnse' quiet and nrm; 6lday bills.
~ demand. s. $50.
BONDS.
elesifs--ls iregisieredl IL. - tconpOns,
- as iregisteredl, i01la a1ss toonpOnl,
IA Pacific is, liT's.
- STOCKS.
aaerican Express. ll7ss: Canadian Pa
ese' 81; Canada Southern. II = Barling-
~ lteb; LackAwanna. l4SfS. Denver &
80 0fsnde, rs Kansas & Texas. lis !.
las shore it6,s Louisville & Nashville
- Michigan Central. ~. Missouri PSesfic,
Northern Pacific. 52l. preferred.
"a Northwestern. l2a; preferred, al ,
sss YORK Central. ioss. Oregon inl-
lfpfemeBt, -, Oregon Navigation, toi .
s'%asoout0entsl. "a Pacific Mall. s.;
ssafiag, 49,; Rock Island, 91.. 81
a. n, Texas Pacific. -. Union Pacific.
: aiiet States Express, ss}s Fargo Ex-
ssss' I'D. Western Cniou, Sst. American
eas'ea oil, as.
a1NINg STOCKS.
srs IokK. oct. - II Best and Be!cher.
~ : Caledonia Biaok Hills, s. 40 Chollsr.
-. trownpo.at s. IS, Consolidated, Cal
, !, and Nlfgsris. s.. neadwocd. Si5o.
asse and Norcross. S2ss Homesiske. 81,
s.afe Silver, ST 81, lroa SILVER, sis. Mex
80, KS; Mount piAbIe. s., Ontario. sS4 /.
= s'S'if' sA6i. Occidental. 81 savage, 81 e ,
sss'fa Nevada. $50
HosroS STOCK sEygEu.
has5oN, oet. A-Csostus- AscAison &
ss9sSka frs; :. ll0: Ateh;son q ToseSs
- giant ss. Ass Atchison 4 1cpesa rail
ss-4' 81. Burlington. ices. Mexican tea.
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DAcIrrc NAVIGATION co.-wHATcoN

DAcIrrc NAVIGATION Co.-wHATcoM
i ROUTE.
steamer state OF Washington, Henry Bailey,
master leaves Tacoma Sunday. Tus sday and
Thursday for Whatcom. Sehome. Fairhayen,
samish. Coupville. Anacortes, Utsalady and
seattle. Returning leave whatcom on follow
ing day.
schedule--Icsve Tacoma r. M: leave Seattle
ep. m. arrive whstcom n M. leave Whatcom
5p. m; leave seattle 2 80 4 m; arrive Tacoma
30 q. m.
ROCHE HARBog ROUTE
Steamer skagit Chief George Barlow master.
Leaves Tacoma Monday and Thursday as q m.
Leaves seattle Hsfheid's wharf, every Monday
aud Thursday att p. m. for san Juan islands.
calling az Clinton. Ttsalsdy. Efsnwcod. LaCon-
ner, Friday Hareor. Roche Hasbor
skAGIT RIVER ROUTE
esesr,er Henry BAILEY, s. +. Denny. master.
Leaves Tacoma Mondays and Thursdays st
Leaves Seattle every Tuesday and Friday on
tide for Stanwood. Fir, Sksgit City, Mount Yer
non, Sterling and intermediate points
TACOMA TRADING CO,
Agents, Tacoma
J. A. HATFIELD,
Agent. seattle
J. sED6wfCE.
General Manager, Tacoma
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INVEST SEATTLE FERRY.
o,c1yIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Npsxra,sh stpzrnerS from Ses:;ie As follows
80 So Fr.nciscn. via foFi fownsend ana
Victoria ~ y 10 tgssss y, sss s, - "a -
al sv~rx i've days thereafter
Ts,r Aisska. octeRe- - l. H. aud SofeEAu<f
q anil a a. = ~. ,....s. -. r.,
- AZ A r. October - = J., ~
- - ana every Eve DAYS tEsre&iser
isekets Eaxy re osfslnee al the ofrec o. 'he
aru~Any ~ The kssssss. & m
Genera Agents
- n Nx-ke. street, saa Francisco, a.
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.v,rcou ,xn srar.gaoo ROUTE.

STEAMER El!za Anderson leaves Seattle at 2 n
m Mondays. WEDNESDAYS ana ftlaAts' MrlHss
=, wkstss5n y M next tAy. Returning, leaves
whs,cnsn tuesdays ami Thursdays AZ . p IA,
srnaavx7a "a Mondav trip 20 >emtahmoc-
ID B JACKSON. President
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WY g. ct. Co.--srEAMERs WILL. LEAVE
w Yesler's dock, Seattle, daily Tor Tacoma
III 10 q. m-
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Returning leaves whstcom ats 4. m. Tues-
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. On the satur-
day trip the Libby goes through TO Seattle. Fare
from Port Townsend TO seattle, 81 Until FUR
Their notice. passengers or freight from Seattle
Friday trips will be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and Transportation Co.'S steamer
Edith 10 Por; Townsend on Tuesday and Thurs
tay nights and transferred direct 20 the Libby.
On these days the w. 5. & 7. Co, viii issue tick
cts and bill height through 10 destination.
HERBERT r. BEECHER. Manager.
J. A HATFIELD. Agent. Seattle.
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cfFtTlIsEr NNATtUM MD SEEIAHNUU
ROUTE.
Steamer leaves Seattle for whaseom and al
way landings daily except Saturdays 1T II p.
DAY.
keisrDirg leaves Wha;com daily except Sat-
urasy ats 80 p. m Arrives II seattle al p NJ
the following day
NoTIcK-sleamer leaving Seattle Fridays at IL
P. IN. -.sl go 10 Blaine and seD;ahmoo. Leaves
Blaine fc- w5@scom ~ about .. m. Saturdays
The only ONCE in the city selling tickets to
ID ,~,snts Fast and south via the Canadian Pa
eide. Northern Pacific and Onion Pacific
O. +. BRiGGs. Agent
O. r. an. Co Dock
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,,oops CANAL EourE-sTEANER JOSE.

....-.s, ioxepnlae will leave Cab
tne fssx-s wss.r.vsssy All saturday morning
fl34 y - = es- pars sisnaele. Seshee<. 0nt9a
81 ~ ssx E,nints 90 Hooas Cana ke-
t.ss so ,..v~x ui0a Cssy Noaeay ana Thurs
t.siA4l.s -+,-'s FOR fgeixns az psssass apply 81
ColEasA ; "A.N-. - u xRoUTMAS. Master.
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sF,rTrE.poRr TOWNSEND ROUTE.

rs mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
aav. except Saturday at 10 20 y IN, arrives AZ
rs,Yt Townsend at 8 o. IN next day. Returning.
leaves Port Townsend q; L H., arrives 81 So
astle ~ = N.
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CoLUNBIA 4 PUGET SOUND n r.
TINE TABLE,
TAKING EFFEcr SUNDAY, ocroRxs g. 1850
Trains arrive ~ and leave Seattle @ follows
Leave. Arrive
se.esssle and way snnm s3am
slelsoas --s-s---.---..t
Franklin and way stat a. ,an
tton<. ....-.4.... ~se - ~ ~ W - "a
Coal trains with coach attached have no rcgr-
lar running time viii carry passengers
r. A HILL Superintendent.
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THE GREAT
SIERRA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
CUR e.
C u R e,

Is a new and wonderful discovery. rsanufar-
tacFsi from the pure fresh juices of the herbs
Of California. Ia their natural state-con-
tanning all their original properties. De-
iighifni 20 the taste ard immediate in its
eisests. Positively containing no mineral in
It's composition. Perfectly harmless and .
sure cure for all the many troubles arising
from the Kidneys, Liver and Bladder: among
which are Cztarrh of the bladder aud Si0ul-
ach. Dropsy. Diabetes, Rights Disease.
burning. srnaft'ng pains IN ihe small of the
back, Gravel and other disorders these or
gaas are heir 20. For Lcucorrhea, Sup
pressed MenseS. and ali other female
compiaints. The Great Sierra Kidney
and Liver Cure has no eQual-befng n
blood purifier and .enrieher. with
out biotchinS. IL brings the fresh color
81 youth 10 the checks, and clears the en-
tire system OF all Impurities. You will inn
messiately feel the beneficial effects OF this
wonderful u esiicine. Give IL one trial: you
viii never be sorry.
An Old Saying and 4 True One, Never
Too Late ia Mend"
Sse-Fa C8emiesi %. s.sa Hlssioa So san Fran
cisco, tgA--tsESrAgNHS have suffered for years
with dlsofsieresi kiapcys. severe pains IN III.
small OF ny back. cloudy end scsut urinniions
aud IN ferf seaefsiiy uut 81 condition. tried
two DotfiVs OF YogF tsr.at sierra kidney ard
liver Cur sud sis'.ch 20 ny surprise tzeEa The
time started a. take the me4lciEe I have
steadily improved Ny apostle is wood NV
system s ia goa >rgics and all symptoms Of my
troubles have lcit rae. can truly aud eousct
en{iofss'T rscafnfgclsd this y 1udevfui remedy 10
al suffering wsih any kidney 90 liver disorders
Believe Br very truly years.
cIAs. faosEo. ., IS vsleuciaS -, City.
For Sale by ell Druggists.
Price 81: six for SIS.
wsSTFkr rEEn BY
Sierra ChC1lxcR1 CO.
ofsce ana Laboratory, 1a2t Missicn street. san
/ Francisco IA
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For Suburban points ten trains daily each way
SUNDAY TRAINS
For South Pend. SnoQual-t
mie. Gilman aud way Pan
For snohoInish and way zS5pm e1am
For Suburban points six trains each way.
Call or write for pocket time card
4. w. RUFF, Gen Pass Agt
E.w.D. HOLBRO0K Manager.
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INF AND SHIPPING.
r.rsually Quiet Day Among
Produce Dealers.
.<osesslon IN SHINGLES,
r-..essco oat Market Much
wvers' Large Salmon Pack
-xevements in Hops

SEATTLE. Oct. 8.
.. tie Seattle clearinghouse
-. an unusually quiet day IN
- e;-rIe.. The receipts by water
ugh. and shipping was also
r.s,,p Tnstilla arrived here To-
- -. Frsnciseo. She brought the
70. .,ooru.s OF freight for the differ
-. - po:nts and Alaska:
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nArs OF DEPARTURE FROM sKATTLk
Tses1sys and Fnaayl
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT EEATTLk
Tuesdays and Fss62ya
JOHN A. oBRIES, Mss.es
HW. PARKER Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. r. ~ Co, Id
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DuGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, OF Sc
i attic.
Buy and sell foreign ami domestic exchange
transfer money by telegraph TO any rart of
the United S.etcs aud Europe. receive
deposits of monev and issue pass
books or certificates therefor.
CORRESPONDENTS.
london. y. ". Rothsehiid & soma
PrrIs. De Roshschild Freres-
Frankfurt A. ID, l. Won S.cigsr 4 Co.
New YORK. agency Of Bank OF California
Chicago. Commercial National Bank.
Boston. suffolk National Bank.
San Francisco. the Bank ~ California
Portland. the First National Bank.
BAILEY GarzEsr ....-..... President
Y. FERRY ......+.-.... .Fice-President
T. fUETH -s..-..........-...... Cashier
Bank located corner Cherry and Front streets.
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~ y. 4 y. c0s-PrGET SOUND DIVISION.
We The following schessuie for the con- yAnr<
sseAzers VIII - IN effect on and after August =.
lx1s- Nxlrli flsr1teE.r rafs<lr
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CAxApIAn PACIFIC nAv1GA11ox en-
gIEAN4k P1ENlYI
DocsD sorru
lGArx
Nercozyez, Monday and 5Townssrd Thnxn6ev
ihnsNday pmS aad Nuadsv - s n
1oxnssnd- nonday ana seafsse, FTfdey 81
Issf~1sy IN y Tuesday aen
FTitay ..--.-----s = Tuesday - r
LEAVE ARx1yx
Seattle. 81 midnight Townsend 4an
Tuesday and F-iaxy whafccsn aNa1
Townsend ..-.-.4 = Roche Harbos-f u % q
Whasscgn - % n yaneocvex. 1850. \ pm
Roche Haybor rm
The Company reserves the right 70 change the
E-ne table or places Of call without notice
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pUeEr SOUND SHORE RAILROAD

All the above trains run daily.
Southern and Eastern mail carries Pullman
sle<perA
Depot and ticket Office corner OF second and
Weller.
Tickets sale to al points In the United
States, Canada and Europe
Ia. EADEAU. Manager
T. ToSKTN. Tickei Agent
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DRS. MERRILL AND MERRILL
SPECIALISTS
IN cAroaic, Nervous. SKIN AID BLOOD p.scasa
TO the LADIES.
We rsve roxs careful and ccassas-s:e assea-
ssee< non any obscure, dtesenls or furcssng
disease or II tie common routine 5cSsfcrx fxii 10
tsre yc1 remember the celebrated specialists
SArs you when osh<r< TAIL The specialists are
sxt1ed IN every department al medical and ssar-
z.Sas CT 5ererce The nsnsex&cr has hx1 years
- experiences IA the hospitals Of Escoxlyn and
woman's Hospital coliexs. New Ssrs' sna :
oae of tie naoss sacrcssfaj and hess Known syue-
ecloSseAl specialists In this country.
To Young and aaiddls-Agsd Men.
Nerrens nehilisv. spernasorrhsra. Seminal
losses Fhysscsl Decay. arising from indixrre
ton. producing sleeplsssna~s. despordsney.
f-rSrseS ON the lace. ayeTstna 10 snesesy, easily
discouraged. lack of confidence. dali unit for
stnay or hsslness and ends life q hursisa.
safety. permxnsnsly aud speedily cured
BLOOD AND Skln DISEASES.
Syphilis. disease raoxs dreadful In l,s resalsS
completely eraiicAted
ulcers. essarre. etc, permxaentiy cures
ktcaey. yrinsry and bladder cemplasnss
pslniua, difficult. toe frequent. barnsng or
bloody urine. hisn colnr~d OF with milky sedi
mens on standing, weak back. gonnorh,ea-
kaecs, esssdus pEosafiiy and safely cured
charges reasonable
Our Success 10 Based Upon Facts.
Oar remedies Set quickly and cure perma
We do not claim to know everything in rela-
ton 10 medicine or diseases, or 20 be able 10 caro-
every case. bur We do claim that large. cxfrn.
save and increasing practice. with Unparalleled
success TO sustain II are the best proof OF doc.
Experience is worth everything knowledge
gsiaed BY consulting with. critically examining
ana successfully treating thousands OF persons
o. every age, sex. profession aud occupation ii.
tected with every pzesentahle form and stage of
1aseass o. deiormssy. enables " 10 assure those
SUFFERING with Ike maladies. that we have sac.
ceeued IN restoring health 10 large majority Of
cases treated. even after other skilled and ener.
getc Physicians have Jailed 10 effect any rerma.
merit change for the better.
We are pafronixsd by q class OF ladies' aud
gentlemen TOO sagsrious "a be imposed upon hv
sn ignorant gusck, and they are too iupepend.
en-, 70 DC frighsened away from physicians who
Personscaliing At our once can have thu sstss.
faction OF o free consultation with the asx,,r.
sn.e that they may depend upon receiving can
Nftsssunss huSt.AcSts Hi1Art ucRkANx. reason
ahie charges and no announcements w,thout a
prospect OF improvement or care
Our practice Is founded upon the results OF the
best methods, without reference 70 schools o.
"pathieS"
fou win not be urged or persuaded to take
treatment, and no one will be treated unless
there u strong probability OF cure or pernaa.
nent benefit Make fnterrcSssionS and decide
for yourself
once hours: From q m. 10 n m. sun
days, TO IL q. m. only.
n Rs--PcrsonS unable 10 Wait Ms may hs
treated al their homes by correspondence.
Medicines and instructions sent by mail or ex-
press. Consultation free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-26

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