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lncendiaries set fire to the residence OF Rev.
David Plumb Mt Coles, Ind, yesterday. Mrs
Plumb and three children we're burned to death
and Mr.. Plumb was SO badly burned that he
cannot live.
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fIHE STEAMER EXCELSIOR WILL TAKE THE
- llace OF the Steamer =. }. Pentz ON TUESDAY,
H2S-:n ~ ~ ~ '
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MoRrAR SPOTTED SKIN.
COVERED WITH SCALES AWFUL SPECTACLE
CURED IN FIVE WEEKS BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

am going to tell you of the extraordinary cure your
CUTICURA REMEDIES performed me- About
the LIST of April last noticed red pimpes like
coming out all my body. but thought nothing of
it until some time later when it began look like
spots Of mortar spotted on. and which came off in
layers accompanied with itching. / would scratch
every night until was then the next night the
scales being formed meanwhile, were scratched OFT
again. In vain did consult all the doctors in the
country but without aid After giving up all hopes
of recovery happened to advertisement in the
newspaper about your CUTICURA REMEDIES and
purchased them from druggist and obtained almost
immediate relief. 1 began to notice that the scaly
eruptions gradually dropped of and disappeared one
by one, until 1 had been fully cured. I had
the disease thirteen months before I began TAX
in 9 the REMEDIES. aud in four or five weeks
was entirely cured. My disease was eczema
and psori asis. Iknow of a great many who have
taken the REMEDIES and thank for the know ledxe
Of the especially mothers who have babes with scaly
eruptions their heads aud bodies cannot express
my thanks to you My body covered with scales
and was an awful spectacle to behold. Now my skin
is rs clear Q baby'a
MA
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PURIFY and sweeten your home by use Of
decarbonated lime, the best-known disinfect-
ant and deodOriZer. For the sick room, the
cellar, the kitchen This is the season you
should use 1t and avoid illness in your homes.
For sale by all druggists and grocers.
VIM. c. LEWIS & Co.,
929 st. NV,
Wholesale Agents. DC.
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The mystery of the Capitol Hill elopement
was cleared up yesterday when it was learned
that Miss Lille Porter had been married to
Mr.. James J. O'Brien. On June q the clerk
OF the court of common pleas in Baltimore is
sued a marriage license to James J. O'Brien.
aged twenty-one. and Lillian Potter, aged
tweEty-three. both of Washington. O'BrIen
was Tor time employed as a waiter at the
Riggs House and afrerward at the Normandie
Recently, however, he has been living i'll Balti-
more. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien are thought to
have lett this city last Saturday afternoon for
Chicago, though nothing has been heard from
them since they left the city,
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He Killed the Dog.

Francis A. Logan. colored, who lives at 400
Franklin street, was bitten yesterday afternoon
by dog in front Of house sl3 18th street.
Logan complained to Officer Hughes, who went
TO warn the owner 70 keep his dog in the yard,
when the animal attacked him, seizing him by
the leg. The officer ut once fred four bullets
into the dog, killing it, and then went with the
man 70 the Emergency Hospital, where the
wounds OF both men were cauterized
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER.
TWENTY PER CENT OFF

All summer hats. flannel and outing shirts.
summer coats. neckvear, white and colored vests
also 10 per cent of all summer underwear,
for cash only. during the next 80 days
r. G. LEWIS & Soy. 1921 New York ave.
n B.-Lowest price plainly marked on every
thing.
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SOC. CASH, soc. WEEKLY.-New credit system;
Rogers silverware, clocks, china, lamps, table
and piano covers. table linen, cutlery, rugs,
clothes wringers, lace curtains, portiers, win
dow shades, &c Address AGAIN, Star Office.
Will call with samples
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$l7.00 TO CHICAGO AND RrrunS. VIA r .snO
T. h-On the occasion Of the meeting of Patri-
archs Militant, LO.O.F., at Chicago August 8
to 10, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will cell
excursion tickets TO that point August to
inclusive Ut one fare for the round trip.
Tickets good returning until August n. Wash.
ington Grand Canton leaves via this line $50 o.
N. August 2 Tickets for sale by the COMMITTEES
at Odd Fellow Hall, It'll street. and ct Balta-
more and Ohio ticket ofacea
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DREADFULLY CUT.-Grasty's two stores, 1910
~ 7tn ST. NV, III great confusion on account OF
cut prices in mating and refrigerators.
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1 CAN'T BREATHE.

PIMPLEs. Blaokheads. red. rough. chappsd and oily
skin cured by CUTIOURA SOAP
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Change of Life, Backache, Monthly Irreg-
ularities, Hot Flashes cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine. Free samples at
EDWARD p MERTz's I0l4 F St
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LIGHTNING RoDs; burglar alarms. Telephone
call 1928. J. ii. kUEHLING.
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GREAT REDUCTION in trousers
EIsEMAN Bros, 7th and E sts
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He that speaketh lies shall not escape, but
he that useth A. B. c. Tonic will escape disease.
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST Coffee. Sol
by all grocers at 25c. per pound package.
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Buy YoUR Coal of ]. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
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CUTICURA REsOLvFNT.

Humor Remedies. internally to cleanse the blood of
all Impurities and thus the cause and CUTI-
CURA. the great Skin Cure and CUTICURA SOAP
an exquisite Skin Beautiher. externally 10 clear the
skin and scalp and restore the hair every
Of Announcing itching burning scay and PIN ply dis
eases of the skim scalp and blood.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. Soc; SOAP
25c. REsOLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
tH-send for How to Cure Skin Diseasss." o. pages
so illustrations and 100 testimouials
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The Fight for Social Precedence.

The contest between the two Newport So
journers for precedence and the distinction of
being Mrs. Aston" reminds a well-known re-
contour about town Of crisis in the history of
the famous clan of the McNabs At the death
Of chief Of the clan at one time the success
sion to the place of honor was contested by
two aspirants. The battle was fercely waged,
and all the followers awaited with breathless
interest an occasion for a test At last a day
arrived and the suspense Of the onlookers for
some moments was painful The rivals met in
hotel lobby and they stepped jauntily into
the office to register. Merit is ever modest,
and the pretender was allowed by his cansman
to precede him in welding the PEN and he
wrote upon the page in flowing curves, The
McNab." The rightful heir read the writing,
and bending over the desk wrote with imper.
turbable mien and rusty stub pen, Tho other
McNab!'
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BOARDS al. per 100 feet 9th and N.Y.sve.
PANTS reduced to $500.
EIsEMAN Bros. 7th and Sta
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GRANGE FROM BAD TO Coop wRrrrye
guaranteed all who follow Spencer Bros. in
struetions in the Rapid Writing Business Club.
open August at Spencerian business College,
7O8 ID street. They have successfully in
structed more than two hundred thousand pa
tronk-AdrL
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SACRIFICE SALE of pants.
CITY AND DISTRICT.

1oo Fl. BDs., e1.15. LIBBY. BlrrIxorn & MILF
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Masonic Excursion.

A large contingent of the members and
friends Of Lafayette Lodge of Masons spent
last evening very pleasantly at Marshall Hall
As Is usual with ali the entertainments gwen
by this lodge the arrangements were comnIeta
and contributed to the pleasure OF those pr.s-
emit Good music was provided and a generous
hospitality was dispensed, under the direction
of the worshipful master, Mr.. Jas. II. WardIe
and of W. Harry OIcott.
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ELECTRIC DeIIs; spUakIIg tuDes. J.H .hCEHLING.
CARPFTs CAsPHoRA-ED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63I-6j5 Mass ave. NV Telephone 1862.
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Doc COLLARS engraved free. 477Pa.av
SEE PANTS reduced to $500.
EIsEMAN Bros 18th and SITS.

LAzISEss KILLs.-Sloth shortens life un-
questionably, but there are many people who
can't work who work at a disadvantage be-
cause of feelings of general weakness. or from
some functional disturbance of the great or
gans hke1he liver or stomach. Such should
use DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron, the
great tonic and invigorsnt aud the corrector
of functional disturbances generally. People
can work, and properly, too, when In health.
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The Takoma Park Railway Compan,

The Takoma Park Railway Company.
A sufficient amount of stock having been
subscribed to the Takoms Park Passenger
Railway Company to authorize its organiza-
ton the incorporators Of the company met at
Takoma Park yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers and directors: President, A. NJ
German; vice president, J. D. Gibbs; secretary
and treasurer, G. N. Heaton; directors, VIM.
Hos e s. sS CsrroIl D. Gibbs, sn TerrS
C. NJ Heaton, A. N. German. The officers
we're empowered to receive further subscrip-
tions Of stock and vigorous efforts will be made
for the early building and equipping Of the road.
TIE MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION, which was
70 have been given last night at the fair at
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$3 a GAL, Csc. at. bottle, No. Rye Whisky.
Best III the world for the money.
ml3-w&s-tr MCGEE's, 637 ID near 7th st.
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FINE PORTRAITS at Kets Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa. av
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s.................. ................,....
(NAM E.)
THE BOYS WHO WERE SHOT.

............s'..' ........s.... ...........
(ADDRESS)
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Buy Your Coal of j. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled iyl5-tf
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the association, but Worcester added ito r,;ts
to the news OF the day and helped Washington
up peg by disbanding. The club has been in
bad financial condition for long time ami sew
eral schemes have been devised to paw expenses
and land even. but ali have failed. The last
effort in this direction was band concert and
a display of fireworks night before last which
Melted 1852. The salary list was then $500
back pay from the LIST of July. This was Of
fered the men. who refused to take il ss tha
remainder Of the salaries were to come from
the gate receipts, and they feared
that the association, which Is a creditor
of Worcester to the extent of
300, would attach these funds. They met yes-
terday afternoon just before the hour of leay-
ing Tor baltimore and. after talking the matter
over with Cudworth, they concluded not to ac-
cept the offer of the directors, who thereupon
disbanded the team. The players then made
the proposition that they be paid up to July Is.
throwing of the salaries for the latter half of
the month, but the directors would not con-
sent The men are talking Of taking the mat
ter to the courts.
resulted as follows:
National League-At Chicago-Chicago 8;
Philadelphia, 8. At ACKNOWLEDGMENT
8; Brooklyn, IL At Cincinnati-Cincinnati,5 s;
Boston 8.
Players League.-At Chicago-Chicago. 8.
Brooklyn 8. At Cleveland-Cleveland. IL; Bos-
ton, 6. At Buffalo-Buffalo, 8; Philadelphia 9.
American Association.-At Rochester Roch-
ester, 6; Louisville, s. At Syracuse-Syracuse,
8; ST. Louis, 5. At delphis-Athletic, z;
Toledo, O.
New Haven today.
Ted Sullivan now says he IL going 10 protest
II is too late.
1t was a simple case of .obstinacy coupled
with that inherent desire possessed by every
ball player to bluff the umpire
Hunt is far from being o good umpire, but
| he has the sand to draw his watch Just the
| same, and should be honored for 30 doing.
Hartford has released Pitcher Kidd and Right
| Fielder Walsh, and has signed Q new fielder
named Bottenns.
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1nE rIxAL Acr.

90 trsnxler q the Puget found Shore
..,lxo.a ID the Northern Pacific company
~ lss Incorporation into The Northern Pa
che yysssra, puts Seattle st last upon terms
81 xbsolnle equality with Portland and
Tacoma. II makes Seattle equally Slsh
4,ese ritles terminal point Of the North
eru pseisc road-the terminal point near
&c the Pacific ocean.
The .csson Of the Northern Pacific com
pepy IN acquiring the Puget sound Shore
INA md making equal terms With Seattle
4 Z matter Of policy ard n no sense mat
ar Of favor. II comes here through
the controlling force % business lAes
whlch Il could not dlsobey. Seattle has
maintained hsr rank as the chief city o
Wsshington Il. spite Of the determinations
II ais road which now affords the faciii-
lies long denied, because It must do u TO
rgptect itself.
IN addition 70 her advantages Of sta.
alton. 20 her established business pre-
xuinenee, to her independent spirit--to al
theee snsl the many other elements Of vitality
which have made her what she Is IN the
face Of outrageous Discrimination
seattle IL noe 10 enjoy the benefits OF
equality In railroad transportation. This
advantage, so great that We cannot fairly
comprehend rs importance in advance,
wIll make this not only the great
est city of the Northwest. but in time
the greatest city Of the Pacific coast. Be-
atsle hiss IN its list Of eontribntory re-
scurnes ali that has promoted the develop
ment Of San Francisco. and more.
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- MtNsrEEIs.

What Is the difference between straw
berry mark On a child Is arm and dog
laugh one Is birth marx aud the other
Is a lnirth bark
Natural csuse and effect Ysungchap
GLOW does Il happen that your hair Is so
much gtaycT than yeur whisksrse' old
boy NY hair IL ever so much elder. you
knew. tape ttses
Everything is lovely, and 49,: Mr.. IA
pooalc And noe weuldn't you ike lHe
los Christmas PRESENT. Miss Alert
certainly, il youa hang yourself on The
Christmas tree Tack
Too great a strain Physleian-~" What
j. your profession. siFf Patient (pamp-
ousiy az m 8 gentleman Physician
well, you u have 30 RS something else. Is
sseesn agree with you, Lite.
Miss steele tof pltisburg so yoa have
q real thinanaan for q servant Is hs
eliesentf" Mss Pharwest cot SeattleA -
$3.50. Hes dreadfally hard ca thedishes.
Sat what can you exeeet Of a domestic
5hAt even talks broken China. -. I5sfs5aFy
hei6sfth
Wouldn't iet hina start in. Jones 81
suppose you take lets 81 comfort Ntth vaur
new baby, Brown" BgoNn Wet. &
sheula saY So, Let nae tell yos how eua-
nina he ia 1ones-"td 1lke very mach
80 hear li. bat 10 eel yon she truth I'm sas
on the nexg hitsek ia fe8F snglrs groua mgw
Some esher timc. RrowR "fa }7s,
s'rbe Bsssen 9tasRsf5s'' tells ts,ls one on
lltlic Tshnay, Sho l. hAyiav a good streak
ans - learning a aeG prayer. The egber
nlshg hs attanptssi 10 replace congpsegsly
bis cid NoN ! lag me" w8th hlx uuw '0oF
Rather " 6e at Ia Heaven Sic hAs hex q
81 rishs, a8d had progresses = saf a. -ea
eartA - tf = IA heayva, Whrn tae eht
nervousness N the occasion truxe tse ~ {
q tae fFsgeF ont ~ hse uind - ac srUpc,l
yslniy aeavvn. w. I3r8 said
3aAauY, n0nch slanNv. ~ an staekF
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- GO. Voc. So. i. -.

nr. Jordan. Seattle. Wash:
dear sis-There has heen regular cpl
dcfaic u diphsheria IN Fall City precinct
ever since February. People were Diving
very fast and the seeai physicians failed in
checking the disease. happened 70 be out
OF your medicines when enc OF nay friends
was VERY sick. 50 | seat to a neighboE and
borrowed the remnants of a supply. which
he used until be got entirely vel. He bad
been given np to die, bat the medicines
brought him ont ali right.
We also we're out OF medicine when MF.
Flint was taken very sick with diphtheria,
but rede seven miles and teiegraphed for
sorne. lie says be could not possibly have
lived bat q short tine when he commenced
taking the Hislogenetie medicines.
Mr. shaw of Tolt. George Parker and
Mr.. Hazelton were ali nearly dead with
the name disease. but alter taking your
medicines got entirely veil. Mr. Hoffman
had three children ell dangerously sick
With diphthefia. Two Of them stopped
the use Of the Histogenetic medicines and
sought aid from other physicians. They
died. The other oae refused % give up
your medicines and made q perfect recov-
cry.
- tf4 ksARas tR& tAAFA &t&E VI fttkEsN1f
with which 1 had suffered for fourteen
years, and in my wife's case the medicines
did an immense amount OF good for a
complication OF troubles ! could see in
three days after my wife commenced tax
ing them that she was better and her
cough was almost well. The general opin-
ion here nov IS that these are the only
medicines that cure and nearly everyone
IN the vicinity has used them for al kinds
Of troubles and always with beneficial re-
suits and now keep them in their homes.
old rasn jose told me the other day that
be would not take $4,000 for what von had
done for his heart trouble Mr. Taylor !
little hoy was another victim to iiphtheria.
who recovered with the help OF your medi-
cines. and ! could mention many more had
| time. suffice it 10 say, you have the heart
felt gratitude of this whoie community.
Yours gratefully.
CHARLEY CoTTRIL.
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DIPHTHERIA DURABLE


F8EI Crrs. Wash. sept. ~. fss9
DR.. ]. Earene 5oraau. Seattle. wash
Dear SRI haye BEEN doxn since the
fssh of August FIRST tonso.ltss. thea III
eerated sore THREAT Then we discovered
thai diphthsria had BEEN running to
dayz. I aoetarsd with the old schcol doc
tors, getting worse al the tine, HntA we
borrowed three boxes * your $500 II
from Mr. Park er. After the third teaspoon
faI she white catches began - fade from
rny throat and mouth. and Ia twelve hours
SIT was gone vas in fearful condition.
Il vas in nnv nose and awaF down my
throat Blood settled under my eyes and
they could see that tier had the death
grip on me. ara uow able 70 re cut and
around and feei perfectly vel. | vas Il
years old the day It began, or rather took
me down. ! cannot thank you enough for
ghat the medicines have done fer me
Yours very truly, 5. W. FLINT.
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Anent the proposition to deport the co..
Cred people ol the United States 10 Alracsl
Ia round numbers there are laaa00 og
shs colored people. II weald hardly lie 60
count on taksag more than so vi thena PEI
shapload. Ia so and return. Load aud un-
lead. thirty days woaid b = reasonably
shers trip. With loo ships engaged in ..ss
exclusive service the whole could be tfSas-
portsd ia less than seventeen years Eas
The increase d ths 8. s0o.oao not tAkea ire
AFst scar would exessa ths eeao taken.
aud nothing would be gained. BeSl4es. -
ssnd DO on "a ordinary ship wos.ld be
brutal. Aud the cost 81 hiring tsa shlps
eApshss of carrying 80 persons 81 toaa.
woaid ahandARsly sahsSazc sFaaa daes
scs cApsafiag tbs Central ami South AnsFs.
can trade. I<s the IDEA eg aepcgsaeaa 70
Africa be dropped
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The kind Of Settlers Wanted IN
WASHINGTON.

The class * settlers we most need 81 Our
new state Of Washington. il such IS wass
come 10 make permanent homes toF them
sesxes and gtselr families We want kuch
Is vii bring with them sufficient means,
enerry sad c4rstsigv 70 enter upon business
for themselves: such ~ MI obtain Lard
ard become practical and prosperous lsrm-
ers. or erect chops and tae5sEses and follow
some mechanical os manufacturing oceu-
ration In order to induce them hlsher,
we must offer them opportunities for max
fng better homes. and 10 facilitate business
enterprises OF al kinds All this we intend
10 do. We haze already Lads in every
portion Of TIE state for sale on easy terms.
and will oe giAa % forward detailed infor-
nation. free OF expen<e, 20 those who de-
sire the same WASHINGTON mi
GRAFTON AND HOMES TEAD ASS0GT :
ALTON. Room % Roxwesl Building. Sszt-
tie. Washington. TRrsTEEs--Lester IuF-
ner, Thee. n Dalton, 4. Z. Dodge, J. Fl.
calvert, Fred K Gaseh, a. 7. McCargag, 4.
e. Briggs.
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so ACRES S12O.

The Portland City Real Estate Association is
selling COS lots IN pool" st $Ia0 per iot--$
down and SO per mouth; no interest OF these
COS lofs Gee OF them are West Fortlaud, 5a1l90
feet lots two miles from river front, WITH
motor line under eenstrntieoni and Of them
are So sere climber farms. worth now from
s.. 900 to- $4010 each. You get one OF these e0s
lots. Every onc has equal chance OF getting
81 acres. Is division VIII be by lot IL you have
q mind TO get a home or make some N ouey
new Is the time 20 buy Prices advance posi-
lively January L Call az the Office aud secure
a bond at once. Don't wait anti prices so up
and then get 10 q row with yourself for negii-
genee. Address 7. A. Wood, room l, o. @. T.
Temple.
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It's believed that he ssru2l Russian vss.
hani, - gsippe. wsgs izrsy laagez Ia pge.
hsassaoa st&sas thAa Ia elheFA TAsss
ssens sesae t0nae IN ihs reason ssrsa gog
this belief. y hsyxses khs DISEASE Il sFs.
ds1ais great quantities ps eWansna sse
taken. To EsodIfy sae bltssr tAsts a she
aainins. u % said. noGhsnE equals whssky.
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Tsersfore, wherever sbe grip Il. theFe crest
quantities. u whisky are taken With aui-
nssss. 1as.sse4nasSy Ergo. Il will stay bong
sxs where il i hardest to res whisky 70 rnlx
with the outline.
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CAUTION The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold Ia bat one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the Col.
loving inscription. "Df. J. Eugene Ior-
dams Histogenetic Medicine. Every other
device is a fraud
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There Hast hs some mistake in shasa
canada railway segovts-i2.l ea ragles VIA
Aearstai.sasion q s-sz. isao0A. eF nearly
$4,000 PEE mite. Thsy Haast have had
wss ssAson-loss ot wster-ap IN tat
eQantrx.
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LEWIS NJ JOHNSON & Co.,

shipping aud Commission Merchants,
Bank OF British Columbia Building,
Sole agents Tor Oregon, Washington, Idaho
and Monfaaa: Royal Baking Powder Co. Kings
ford'g gswego Starci, Rabbits soaps. Saieratns
Lye and Pafasn, Kinney Bros Cigarettes lea &
Perrfn's worcestershire sauce Shrewsbury
Catstp New York Condensed MIX Co. EsEie
ard crown Brands, Rnruefs's extracts, Cnu-
bingham & peFoarssrs English Canned Meats,
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