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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-16
CHAPTER IL.


My first night at Nice was one long,
bitter combat with the mosquitoes, from
which I emerged victorious covered
with stings! No northerner can form
any idea of how bloodthirsty, untiring
and poisonous those insects are. The
stings swell at once and burn almost
unbearably. asked the chambermaid
for mosquito net, and made my com
plants to her.
eyes, / can believe it." said she,
laughing and examining my face; ''the
gentleman is so fair and rosy, that Is
what our mosquitoes hero like"
''But you, my child, with your milk
and blood complexion, do not seem TO
suffer from them"
"Ah, you know, they have already
made my acquaintance. II will only be
30 with you at first; after awhile they
win leave you inpeace."
That was some censolationl
The sun was shining warmly, so I
took book and went into the garden
Z 10 seek out place for myself.
The lower ones were all occupied. In
the grape arbor sat two charming ladies
convefsing earnestly.
saw, Mr.. White there, too, sur
rounded by a whole regiment Of English
children, with whom he was playing.
Inthe most sheltered place, whence one
could get good view Of the sea, sat tho
Russians pale table-neighbor, a Count
ess Degenfeld, as learnt from him.
She was reclining wcarily In her chair,
propped up and surrounded by cushions
and plaids. Before her sat youthful
form, simply attired and with flaxcn
hair. She was reading aloud In we'll
modulated voice; English poetry, ! be-
licve.
mounted few steps higher, and
found myself before my old friend of
yesterday. She smiled so kindly on me
as / wished her good morning that /
asked permission to keep her company
for little while. Certainly" said she,
and cleared some books from the seat
next her; 81 was just going TO ask you;
you know that old folks like to talk,
and am all alone here. You came from
Berlin, and can doubtless tell me how
our dear emperor is--the newspapers
speak Of his illness, and an old French
man, that jaundiced creature who sits
at our table, declares that he has been
given up. / did not believe him, but
would Ike to hear more from you"
satisfied the old lady as well as /
could, and we eonvsrsed awhile about
our common fatherland.
"Yes," said she at hast, ~ should like
to visit my old home once again; but
should not like to live there, that
know. Travelling has become neces-
sity TO me, the winters are SO miserable
there, and have no family ties to at
tract me-"
"Are you quite aleac, dear madane9"
] asked.
'Do not call me madame II Is not at
all fitting. have never been married;
I am old Miss Rennert;' as such the
Hotel Suisse has kHswn,me for years.
] Saw your name IN the visitors list; l
once met Baron ven Aschen at Ma
pies" fof fjttt~r
'That was withopt doubt my uncle,
the interchangeable traveller; two years
ago he made his last long Journey into
eternity"
"Whatl Is he. too. dead9 One bv one
our friends leave US, and at last we re-
main alone with new generation. But
I like young people and sympathizc
with them; one does not then feel so
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Don't tribe With the barber; he is
Efncrall ysable 70 hold his hone - Ell
nsIrR Nnzctse. NJ
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At the County Fair

You will observe specimens Of the products Of the Farm the
ne Home The exhibition OF Clothes the backs of peo
Single out the best dressed and boys attending your local
now admirably their Suits cut and excel
len 70 one you will nd inquiry that they buy Good
We send Suits snd Oycoats Hats and Caps Children ut Fs
nishings etc. all over Ohio. -
Farmers especially appreciate the Solid Wool Suits and Pants
SELL They write that they never got such value for SO little
money Mothers send for School and Sunday Suits for their
them by judicious selection NJ - p' "
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Read and Be Convinced.
coouILLE Cry. oregon,l
Dec. 81. IStsp.

Dec 81, 1880.
j. Eugene Jordan, NJ. d.. Seattle, Wash,
Dear Sir:-It has been some time since |
wrote letter to you. but have been 50
well that it has net been necessary. You
remember when FIRST wrote you in May,
-. l was in . fearful condition with a
complication of troubles / could not
stand on my feet five minutes at time
unless walking around; it seemed as
though my back would break apart. You
remember that had an enlarged lung or a
bunch under my short ribs on the left side
and it seemed TO me as though would
smother TO death. | also had liver and
stomach trouble. In fact, mya health was
completely broken down so that / would
have been much better dead than alive.
Could not do any Homework at all. Now
am getting so stout, my side does not
trouble me and can do all my housework.
washing and all. Please publish my testi-
mony in any of your books or papers, as
was just as bad as any one could be and
get we'll There are great many weakly
people here that know your medicines
would cure if they had them to take, and
/ am sure if it was near here so that it
could be procured they would take it, as
all know how much have suffered.
beg TO remain
Very Respectfully,
MRS. G. c. MEYERS.
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Nervous Debility, Spermatorrheea, Seminal
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Summary OF THE SITUATION.

q sx fRAEcsco, Jan s-There is no change in
~ iyuit market Grapes have been cleaned out,
~ nipples and oranges are the only products
ing handled. There is good stock OF the
Enlx On band, but the quality is poor. Oranges
N t0ming In slowly from the southern country.
he tone oil potatoes is firm. Seven more car
kads aze In from Salinas valley this morning.
z11e were . number of lots which came in
Iupected today from Oregon, but the effect on
y market depends on the quality. Trade in
XfDyisioHs Is dull. The wheat market was strong
nis morning but quotations are unchanged.
ne demand for shipping grades is fair, but not
Itah wheat Is changing hands. The steamer
4AsCpn arrived this morning from Portland with
NJ seckscf wheat, 10 be loaded here for ex-
~ y the Paeirc Coast Elevator Company.
acice feed Is barely firm. Oats are very strong,
Etnd prices are tending upward
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipis-Flour. 5000 quarter sacks;
EEaeat 1000 centals: barley, loo centais:
ecsss.es, 6too sacks: bran, 1000 sacks; raisins,
Fhssi- 81 % .el ST. per GENITAL; milling par
Bnlsy-So. iced, 81 .5saI .5iI choice. 81 -52,s
common grades. sl.i7Is; brewing, si.ssal575S
| if fsir to good, and 81 601i.s5 for cAaice;
essss1ef, 81 Sol 81 per Genital.
oats-surprise, siosn2: milling. 81. go sGaL %;
faod 70 choice feed. 81. Sol e21 fair, 81 ~ 20
ls: gray, E.sSgLeo; black, s2.l0a2.4o per
co.n-Isrge yellow. 81 .aeai ~: small yellow,
aAsi D. 4 white, 81 81 z(GI. s. per eentai.
OPTIONS.
CAL board --wheat-Buyer, 1891, 81. sai 30
~ closing al $50; buyer, season, sl.iS1sg
lifi, closing at sl4px.
Barley Buyer, issl. sl5s; buyer season sl.5iss
FINANCIAL.
prztts. sight, 10; telegraphic, %: sterling
n.s hank, $i.s2; commercial, s4.79; silver bars,
nsaH Mexican dollars, 81 4aDSSc.
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THE WATER FRONT.

ne city Of Puebla left for San Francisco last
evening with q fair passenger list and = good
s sas o. eoal ana ireight Among her cabin pas
stevens, William Bolts, Mrs G. IT. Dostrick
Thomas Furry and wife. John Burns. W Cioosi.
m Inh,, r. =. Hart Charles L strange and wife,
swickarc, :. Sawyer. W. l.. Nshan, NJ j. Con
molly Frank Klttredge, j. F. Boylan, C. T. John
Smith. Miss Ollie Harmon There were twenty
6teerage passengers
Captain Benjamin thinks he win be able to
save the huh OF the Ferndale his steamer vi ich
was peached at Lopez island month ago. He
says the vessel IS not broken UP at all. ouiy one
hole having been cut in her side by the rocks
Her house was burned at the time OF the wreck
As soon as the wind Is favorable. coming from
tne north, he viii attempt to False her.
The steamer city of Quincy met with an acct
dent in the Snohomish river yesterday morning,
big branch from an oyerhanging tree sweeping
of her rail, breaking the windows In the ladies
cabin, and crushing the side OF her house amid
ships The damage is about 500, and the boat
win lay upcntil Monday morning to allow the
repairs TO u made
Port Warden Rogers was out in the ting Hornet
several hours Wednesday night searching for
sunken pile which the City OF Kingston reported
striking with her wheel twice It is supposed to
be located about 100 or 30 feet off Yesler wharf.
but Captain Rogers was unable to find il. 1t
does not show at low water.
The Walla waila arrived from San Francisco
yesterday noon with small passenger list and
fair cargo of freight for Sound ports, OF which a
little more than one-half was for Seattle. Cap
tain Wallace reports very pleasant passage tsp,
though he found cool. foggy weather in the
straits and Sound.
Second Mate Wilson. of the steamer Waila
Nalla. who is among the steamboat men laid off
during the dizziness in the business, win remain
in the city for time. He says that work was
never so light in San Francisco as now, num-
better times
First Officer Laton. OF the Eastern Oregon,
who plunged into the water at Fairhaven 10 re-
felt the effect of the icy bath and exposure se-
riously since. The steamboat men are talking of
getting up testimonial in his behalf.
Occidental 20 sea last night with her cargo OF
2.sl2 tons of coal for san Francisco.
The bark Harry Morse went to sea last night
with cargo OF 300 tons of coal for san Fran
cisco.
The Bailey Gatzert is expected to be ready for
her run again early next week.
The tug Biz went 70 Tacoma to tow the ship
Puritan TO Port Gamble.
The steamer Mabel Is expected to be ready for
her run again Saturday.
The steam schooner Jeanne will sail today
with cargo of coal.
The tug Wasp is working for the railroad com
pany at Mukilfeo.
The steamer st. Paul leaves San Francisco for
Seattle today
stetson Posts mill bgan work again yester-
day.
The tug Maseotte is laid up for repairs.
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9lxaN>sc: May. s-szc. sasi''
aoTn-steady; cash, fa1sss &c: Nav. 5aass, r.
gats-firm: cash, Sc: MAY. 46diss,e
forE-sseaey. cash, si.os2ss: May. tiI.n.
I:arn-sscady. cash, $3.50: Nav 81 4sa<s x.sfx
kye-Firm az ssssfrsac.
Barley Nominal az -se7r
NhiSky-siIz
short Eihs, sal0e5D nv
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
- sHIcAGo, JAM s-Gattle -Receipts. Yzaro.
larry active and steady; steers. 81 eso.s n.
Ou5chers stock, " SOB .: stockers, s2osas 81
common light. ss.5dsgse0, prime mixes. snd
pacAers, $780, 20; prime, heavy and butcher
weights, Sas05s- 50; light, s36oaaa
sheep Receipts. 1900: steady natives
Assg5.2s; Westerns II 4agS00: Texans. 81 ma
ass. A'es so--~s5
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Health is Wealth /!

DIR. 4. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
NESr. guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi-
peSs. Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia. Head
ache Nervous Prostitution caused by the use OF al
coh9l or tobacco, WakefulHess Mental Depression
sofienlng OF the Bran resulting in insanity and
leading 10 misery. decay and death. Premature Old
Age BarTenness, Loss Of Power Ia either sex, In
voluntary Losses and Sperm atorrhnpa, caused by
overcXertion Of the brain, self-abIse over-indu
genCe- Each box contains one months treatment
81 box. or six boxes for s., sent By mail prepaid
un receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BONES
TO cure any case. With each order received by us
for SIX 50tiies accompanied with SIS We viii send
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money II the treatment does not effect cgre
Guarantees issued only by kERkow Bros, Drug
sists and sole Agents, Occidental Block. entrances
on YeSler avenue and James street. seattle, Wash.
Open all night
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lDE AND SHIPPING.
neuts for the Day Include
s.AI2 Tons of Coal.
- RECEIPTS OF FRUIT.
=. weak, Quality Improving-But-
:. and Eggs In Good supply
Feed Market Steady.
.r.rx AZ SEATTLE HAKBos TODAY.
-~sYrp Low WATER.
ID n II an f. p m #
On w1.ls i2s e.el lo.7 a.s7 is
<----x-sTIa97 % s.i9I 1851 lis

SgTI2s9i % s-is 10 ssh lis
SEATTLE. Jan s, 1891.
x~,rrs sf the Seattle clearing house today
err1 70 sis.iss.n The balances were
100 Of fruit by the San Francisco steamer
- srysxed today were net large, consisting
- huxz< Of oranges TheAorsnge market is
sruux. but the quality OF the fruit Is i'm
- sssh the season. California fags are
-. = favor. selling well at $40 per box
n stork. 20 si-15 for fancy. At this rate
iittle less than one-half the cost of
re srs. which are iobbed at 1Dc, and the
- irsrcases steadily.
s-,srr 4 !. good supply and steady st S5G34c
.s<re<v. zn1 Sic for California roll. Eggs
800 d cone in well, and strictly fresh
- ~ taken at SSeS5c.
.ss.< are duIl aud quiet, and other vege-
- xish the exception OF onions. in small
- md stendy.
- "a no changes in the grain and feed
<,sx Hsy is duh and inactive. though re-
- euusinne fairly good.
rxPogTASr SHIPMENTS.
<asls smong the shipments of the day were
Espx4r<: One car general merchandise TO
s;,senL ears merchandise 10 Portland, car
SrrExssise 10 Tacoma, ! car fire brick TO
s.;srr,. car machinery 70 NeMurray, cars
al ~ ear malt 10 Van Asseits, car hay 10
- : ears merchandise 20 Ballard, II cars
GENERAL SHIPMENTS
s.rnr ne past twenty four hours goods and
rAs.ssise have been shipped from Seattle in
illozsux amounts: Northern Pacific rail
4 s mas Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern rail-
= - tens; Columbia d Puget sound railway,
80 By uater-HaFry Morse, 100 tons; De-
Ei1rsfsl. a.slz tons: City OF Pnebla. 1000 tons;
- Bailey, % tons; Fairhaven. 10 tons; Edith,
icus. Nay Queen. IL tons; Eliza Anderson,
s.sf: lola tons; Glide, tons: Grsce. ? tons;
<ysrouA ions: Buckeye. tons. Total ship
ian $50 tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
8>eeirts OF produce and merchandise at the
n 81 Seattle during the past twenty-four
-, we're es follows: Northern Pacific rail
Is TONS: Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern
1vry. ga tons; Columbia * Puget Sound
NJ. "a tons. BY wster Walla walIe. Sl4
( Herry Bailey, 20 tons; Fairhaveli, Is tons;
-. tons. City of Quincy, tons; Fleetwood,
mn Total receipts, ,09s tons.
NATURE OF REcEIPTs.
/ yxhf hundred sacks -four, SO boxes oranges,
II ieE powder, 20 cases canned goods, cars
nezl merchandise, car paper, car nails,
u rails, | car -four. car wall paper, 3 cars
|Shus car barley, | car potatoes, cars stone,
Ban sheep, ears lumber, hay press, Is cars
.finan coal
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EASTERN MARKETS.
sEw YORK srock ExcHAseE.

,k. 49, iekK- Jan. S-The stock market Was
go stsohg. but waiting disposition was man
- tsnsang The result OF tAe presidents meet
-. !" pen u became known, however, that the
y rsaa - nsd adjourned without doing anything
= - PorLsAee, dullncss became the ruling
s ss.s.S The market closed quiet snd firm at
r. something better than opening figures.
- ~ gains Of importance comprise Iaekawanna
~ s1xsr = and Delaware & Hudson 2
s0sernment bonds steady.
~, doSEY AND EXCHANGE.
~naey on call, essy closed offered at SC: prime
srs,,s. $50 paper, 7tBSse. sterling exchange
Wv Oar silver sl0lss
BONDS
+ ~ ~ segisteredlia} T. :. Is (coupon). 80
l-ssss tregl.- io3i q. {. SIS tcoupsl l0S
'seiHf IS $500. Ing
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SEATTLE, Oct. Is. 1890.

SEATTLE, Oct. Is, 1890.
DIR. ]. Eugene Jordan
Dear Sir: It is with pleasure write you
that have been cured by the thorough
use of your Histogenetic medicines of
severe spinal trouble and also compIica-
ton of other troubles. have previously
tried various other medicines and treat
ments, but received no permanent help.
have seen your medicines used with mar
Vicious success in eases OLA grippe, typhoid
fever, diphtheria, rheumatism, cholera
morbus. neuralgia and other ills of q less
serious nature. The cure in all cases has
been rapid and complete. remain your
friend, MRS. T. ID. COREY,
Corner of Willow and Mercer streets.
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CAUTI0N-The Histogenetic medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: ''Dr. J. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine" Every
other device is a fraud
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RsKApsrryrs

LiVkRF0oI. JAM s.--Wheat-U Unchanged.
torn-Demand poor for spot and fair 10.
futures; spot. S. 3D. firm: Jasnarv. new IS ri
nrn; February, Sc I'D, firm
FINANCIAL
LONDON. IAN 8, A p. m-Cioxiur-Couso,s.
Money, g Lie. money, account, 81. s. "a. ia
Y. > ssss, log: bar silver, zsI per ounce
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
MERCHANDISE.

MERCHANDISE.
nnsegs-Firm sud quiet.
~, NVassr-1rtons closed steady. : 10 % points
= sales. l4.7s0 bags. Including January. sic IS
81. February, Sass. March, sIa.sk9l5.as;
~ sissesa j.: spot Rio. easy; fair eargoes,
Ne II sai7asc.
s,sssx nrfa' refined, again firmer gran
-. 80, II sss1sc cubes. g e
lss1 Nominal; lake, January, slteo.
TsssegDnl: domestic, $50.
pa..--l-as1eT7 straits, sDl0
edtn-f February, closed at 74isc.
sosToS STOCK ExcHAEGE
tieAssca . ~, u sa-ss -,
k'on....... Wsan Diego. .-.... Ii
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OPIUM EATING, OPIUM SMOKING

Or Morphine Habit,
Painlessly and permanently cured at home. Bust.
moss confidential. Book sent free. Cali on or adj
dress DIR. ; II. Collins. room y, fourth floor, Amer-
can Express building. Monroe street. Chicago, III.
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Consultation and prescriptions abso-
lutely FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic System.
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DIR. JORDAN'S Once Is at the resi-
dence of ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and
James.
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Take the Northern Pacific railroad, vestibule
sleeper and dining route, for all points East
A. Ghilberg, city ticket agent. 5i6 Second street,
Boston block; L. Tonkin, depot ticket agent.
Seattle
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Sight exchange and Geographic transfers on Ses
York Chicago, =: Paul. San Francis For'-
laEd and var9o8. points ia " ash
iDEton, Oregon and British
Columbia
sight bills % exchange on London available else
where in Europe
Collections nfse al all points on favorable terms
Bonds, stocks and other yzsaAees received Oh de-
pozit for safe keeping.
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FAST TINE.

The Northern Pacific Railroad vestibule Din
ing and Sleeping Car Line. daily service to st.
Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago. No
change of cars and gwenty five miles the short
est route to Chicago Tourist sleeping cars
through, placing passengers in the Union depot,
Chicago, seven hours and thirfy-six minutes
ahead OF other lines. A. Chilberg, city ticket
agent, 7l6 Second street, Boston block 4. Ton
kin, depot ticket agent, Seattle
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Pullman reservations made for all points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad. the vestibuled
sleeper and dining-ear line. A. Chilberg. city
ticket agent, tic second street, Boston block; T..
Tonkin, depot ticket agent, Seattle.
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Mrs Charles Russell. of Eastern Oregon, was
cured of asthma of fifteen years standing by
Moore's Revealed Remedy.