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There were fled for record Saturday 81 deeds,
the considerationsaggregatin sS2l6Ss. an aver
age OF sl0,375.42. Following is the lis. as fur
uished by Osborne, TrempeI & Co., sbstrsctors
of title, ll6 Cherry street, between Front and
Second:
Anna c. Hurlbert TO Lester Turner, lots S, s,
block Al, Gilman park, $500.
/. schupperner 10 Avery Parker, block 2, Bou-
leyard place, 1900.
block IL, Chautauqua beach, Sls5
Peter Hedin TO II. ]. Norden, lots As TO IS,
block l. Green Lake Circle K. X. add, $3.50.
Mp r. r. co. To A. J. BOssert, ca nel< and
eiS sel% sec II, D, f. $50.
Charles Waters to University OF Seattle, block
~, Rainier beach, $40.
Charles Waters TO University OF Seattle, lots
L. l2 block 9S, Rainier beach, 81
A. L. Palmer to University OF Seattle, 10 acres
in sec s. 2S. 4, 5000.
! G. Card 10 University of Seattle, ne ne SO
A. j. Bosseri 10 University OF Seattle, wiz ne
NJ. e Hanson to T. s. Yeazell, trustee, Sc Sc
sec 30, q, 4, s2,U0o
Il. s Yeaseli, trustee, TO J. w. Sullivan. ct al,
W, NieSerson to f. B. Fowler, lot 6, block SO,
E. b. Fowler to Seattle Trust CO.. lot s, block
SO, A. Poutius' add, 81 SO.
w. II. Booihroyd 10 y. C. Richards ga ga ne
ne sec IS, -, ., 5000.
:. A to A. Ii. Jose. land in see %, So 4, $500
U. 5. A. TO Isaiah Waddell, l6e acres IN sec TO-
James Johnson to Eliza A Black, 2 acres in
Elisa A. Black to D Lyensparger, . acres in
r. n. Crawford 20 Helen l. .Pearce, lot 4, block
"A, Yesler's ist to Kent $1,000
c. W. Rogers to Emma Z Rogers, lots in East
Seattle, s.. -,
lot g. block %, Renton's add, $3.50.
ID. T. Denny CT nj. g :. Schults, lot :, block 81,
Lake View Cemetery Assn. to Thomas Reid,
nwl. lot 259, Lake View Cemetery, ~
J. o. Riley TO J. ". Grove, lots IL and Y, block
l. Lewis & Gilman, add, $500.
J. g. Riley 20 J. ". Grove, lots and Q, block
2, Renrstorti-s add, s40l
Jennie McCabe TO A. d. Austin, part lots and
2. block "a. MERGERS add, Sl5o
]. Compton TO ". A. Hitchcock, lot IS,
Dwights add. $3.50.
W. r Graefe 10 W. Fransen. lots 4, . ana o.
block ,, Grand Boulevard adj, $50
; r. Pulver to John Robinson. lot l. block /,
Valentine add, 81, zoo .
Alice hin to Ben E. snipes, W. C. Hill tract,
$4,000.
". Lair Hill to Ben &. snipes, lots z, s, II and
u sec. 4, q, l. x25,0J0
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sist this latter class Country Gentleman
makes these remarks concerning the &C
companying designs:
we give two engravings, one represent
ing barn where some attention is given
to the outside appearance, and the other
one of the plainest character. The inter-
Tor arrangements of both are nearly alike,
except that the handsome one. Fig. 2, has
a basement which is partly occupied with
cattle stalls and tool room, while Fig. has
them on the common floor. Fig. / may
be covered with unplaned boards and verti-
cal battens. while Fig. has vertical boards
without the battens. The additional cost
OF Fig. 2, as compared with Fig. 1, will not
vary greatly from the following:
Additional lumber, nails and work for
- osstteHs....., sou
Exterior ventilators and gable. so
WINDOWS aud shutters. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Previous planting OF shade trees ............ 10
AOtoA Sl-O
If the barn is 40x60 feet it will cost, to-
gether with the basement, about 5000 or
81, 600, covered with rough boards, or 81 200
or 81 500 if they are planed and painted,
and with more finish. A heavy coat of
crude petroleum, put on the unplaned sur
faced with a coarse brush by common,
active laborer, and requiring not more
than two barrels of oil, will cost IS.
Readers will decide whether they will
have such a barn as in Fig. = for about
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CusTER, Wash, Dec. Is. 1891.

SbolEh. w dsii.t OcC- 10, 1881.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash
Dear Sir: would have written to you
before this, but thought | would wait
awhile and see if there would be any re-
lapse. 1t has been six months since
stopped your treatment, and, as there has
been no return of former symptoms, am
assured that my cure Is complete. can
eat kinds of food now that l have not
been able to eat for fifteen years, and do
not remember that my bowels were ever
so regular. / am indeed thousand times
obliged to you for what you have done for
me. We have used your medicines in our
family several times for acute cases and
always with the best results. I am fully
satisfied that you can cure anything that
can be cured. / shall always be pleased
to recommend your treatment TO others,
for to you and your remedies I owe more
than l can ever express. / pray God that
you may live many years TO benefit others
as you have me. Please accept the graft
tude of an overlooking heart
Respectfully yours,
MRS. C. HoLCoMB.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE OCCIDENTAL
Hollis, Agt Dan Sully FEThompson, Agt Auc
Miss A Cummings, Fair Anderson, Nevada
K Gearing, snohomish Mrs Jaus d d, Everett
Greves, salem ] NJ Stonroad, do
Mrs McCabe, SnohomishH Halem, PIT Townsend
Mrs Corbett, do LADEN, do
Jones, Salem E KoontZ. City
Good. Newcastle Gagin, City
H Beardsley, Snohom V Keaton, Chicago
E suffer 4 ", Tacoma Ii King, do
c f Flanery, Everett B Fl Miller, do
K Ruben, san Francisco Clamp, Tacoma
A L Robinson, Whatcm Cooney, do
Z Culbert, Vallejo 0'Neil, do
" Halford. do A C Connolly, City
H Armstrong, San Lowe, San FrancIso
Wilcox, Anacortes
THE ARLINGTON.
c Calhoun, Townsd Miss N Thornton, Fer
G A Mcintosh, Anacrts Andrew Jackson, NO
Mrs L Lowensiein, 8 f E Horten, Fairhaven
Lester n David, Blaine c Z Chaplin, City
L E Ainsworth, Portlnd Mrs Clark, Snohomh
A Dunn, do Mrs G England, do
A 4 Black; do VIC Bsggs. " Is: Wis
L Talmadge, Milwau NJ White, Anacortes
w Hawkinson. Tacm P A Peurson, do
C B Nensen, Clallam B George Iserman, Chicag
II Cooley, Victoria Z A Johnson, Everett
sylvester Stewart, Edms
THE NORTHERN.
John L Moran. ST IA Morston, Portland
w Rean, Pt Town II sutthoh, San Fran
H Fl Eaton, do J NJ Plat, Anacortes
A Boney, Port. Maine W A BnrRhoider, Port
Ransom, Chicago L Remey, La Prairie
q Anderson. Everett Pier. Portland
g Be KNAPP, Chicago
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE COAL MARKET.

THE COAL MARKET.
hAscisco, Jan. 3o-Receipts of coal for
e past week consist of 1856 tons from tho
os a's mines ana 1897 from Newcastle, Australia
~ Aet Is In about the same condition as 1t
as oeen Tor the past sixty days The arrival of
= lew more unsoId cargoes this waek
mas caused perhaps slight demoraliza
uon' as Wholesale dealers and large
consumers are all overloaded, and win
remain 30 foT some time TO come The last
r c quotations from Australia an Great
- .ieain indicate that very few shipments will
os lnade until there is q disposition on the part
VI consumers TO order for their future REQUIRE
Iehts The importers are not likely to be free
Shippers this year. They will ship on orders in
peeierence to shipping on speculation By so
ooing losses will be avoided and the market
price Will be sustained.
STATE OF TRADE
GAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.-The vegetable mar
tet was somewhat irmer today small lot of
10. LOS Angeles tomatoes and peas which arrived
tnis morning brought good prices Asparagus,
VI "nicn sixteen boxes arrived from Sacra-
mento, found ready sale. Receipts of onions
were light ana the best variety brings top prices
POTATOES were in heavy supply
Inc fruit market was very dull There were
no new receipts of oranges, but still the market
Is neaVliy overlooked. Apples were weak, and
strictly choice Sptzen bergs was the only variety
The market for dairy produce is without
cnange Butter is in heavy supply and light
demand. Eggs are moving, and the demand is
weaker.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Flour quarter sacks 1000.
wheat 5000 centals; barley, 1000 centaIs: no.
n6asoes, 500 sacks; wine, 1900 gallons brandy,
1900 gallons
Flour-Family. extra, s51505o5 per barrel:
oakers extras, SOL {G5.25; superfine, So 20dt3 10
wheat-sL6l 15Cgl. . per GENITAL for sh.pDlnr.
with 81 70(gL 72Ia for mi ling.
Bariey-teed, 90ctGsl for dark coast: 81 02ll
LOT good quality; sL0534tll.o5 for choice: brew
Ing. VI. lo6gll Is per GENITAL,
Oats-aurprise, sl.50CGl.571<: milling, ST. 40@
LAD; good to choice, 1.322ls al A.; oh grades
sl259lS0; gray. 81. 2l5(Gl.3712; black. 81 $50
L4o per GENITAL Tor Oregon, aud sL50(GL75 for
Corn-L,rge yellow, sL2ost 221S; small vel
GENITAL.
wool--spring: Foothirl, rer pound. lea,sc:
northern. lSD22c; Nevada, l511lsc; Oregon val
lev, ls92lc. Eastern-Light, l6(0ioc; heavy,
iO9l3c. Observation-Disclosures and free, 1l03l2c;
heavy and poor. 9gl0r. Piains-Heavy and
poor. sSase; gooi, 9gicc: Lambs-Poor to
choice, Stgl2c. Northern-Free choice, I561i6c;
detective, lS(Gi4c.
Cali board sales: wheat-Buyer season. 81. e4ys
OF. So: closing S1.65.
Barley-Buyer season, 81. oS3sC91 oSs<; closing,
$LoSja
Drsfts-sght, zoe; telegraphic, 271Sc Sterling
DIS, $iS51z; sight. SS712; commercial, a. 49,.
Silver bars-sl@9Sl4c. Mex.can dollars-72fs
@73c.
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there weighed 2ss, ssl and SAT pounds, re-

there weighed 2ss, s3l and 3l7 pounds, re-
spectively.
Mr.. House. the manager of the Pelham
farm, is not satisfied with these weights
and proposes 70 reach 400 pounds next
year. The raising and marketing of this
crop shows progress If anything ever did,
remarks the Rural New Yorker. to which
thanks are due for the cut. The lesson IS
that individuality pays. The man who
grows pumpkins bigger than his
neighbors and lets the people know
it will have trade. The man
who makes the pumpkins into first
class pies and advertises them will have to
put in new tables to supply his customers.
fGet individuality or get out of The racei"
Mr.. House says 'there is no secret in rails
ing big pumpkins" OF course not. Ma
ture has no secrets Her story is like an
.'open book" to those who have the will
and the patience to learn to read it.
These big pumpkins are used by restau-
rants to attract big trade in pumpkin
pie Every day, therefore, dozen or
more of these great fellows may be seen IN
front of the restaurant. These are the
best advertisements they can get. During
a season one restaurant alone used forty
i've tons OF pumpkins.
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Jan. 2, 1892.

Jan. z, ISSZ.
This is to certify that the undersigned
was at deaths door from the effects of
typhoid fever; not one of the family had
a hope left; recovery was apparently i'm
possible. DR.. Jordan's wonderful Histo-
genetic Medicines were persisted in &C
cording TO his orders, and, true to his
promise. / recovered fully and entirely
and have now better general health than
before my sickness. besides having gained
thirty pounds in weight. This is not our
first experience with these medicines.
Other members of our family, after hay
ing been pronounced incurable by the
most reputable doctors of this city, have
been quickly and radically cured by DR..
Jordan. AL0NZO HAMBLETT,
$40 Lombard, Seattle, Wash.
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MERCHANDISE.


nops-Easy; Paeifcs. a09A6lsc.
nes.se-optons closed steady, S points up to
tp.ih,s down sales were 1920 bags, includ-
~ february, sSlplS 20; March. ST. To9i2 SIS;
,sI~SsGl3oo. Sp0l Rio--Firm; No :, lac,
ss,,-k4w--steady to fair: refining, Sc; Cen
g as, s-iest, 3 7-l6c Refined. steady.
fopper-Firmer, $40 7o,tI07S
Tso-Easy; domestic A20.
Ah-sleGdy; Straits Sls70
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
aeAso. Jan. 3a-The wheat market today
iwea1 aud lower. the opening being isGIso
~, : taAn Yesterdays closing, and held steady
as Naiie, aud then declined SIC more fiuetu-
An. s.ltnln small range and the closing was
~ ena1 20 lower than yesterday. Receipts were
~ souas bushels; shipments, 254,co0 bushels
sn-sss'-Easyi casa. SIC; Nav. 91l 41DsG5se.
n.t.-eie"dy; cash, SID e; May. 40c
~ Isteady; cash, 2sc, May. SHsc
snstley-Queg: 56IsSc.
ppAf-Quiet; 9sc
issss-steacy; cash, s. IS; May, 81. esCeit 81
a. - steady; cash, s.. iotg6 42Is; May, s6.67ls
"a 2lders-:i. 62l ga 3: short clear. $4,000
" Wh snort ribs. S5715.lJa75
anlsky-si l6
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
eAso, jan. so.-Cattls - Receipts, l,5Oo;
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Got No Invitation.
NAVY York Weekly.

Tramp-Please, mum, me feets on IN
ground; an if We could spare me an ole
PAIR o. shoes. I'd
Mrs. Spinks-There's wedding going
on in that big house across the street
Just you go over there and wait. When
the couple comes out the family Will thro~
a LOT of the brides old shoes after her.
But, mum. they'd be too small.
HUH Wait till you see her feet. :"
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tives e. d oest grades steady, others strong: ma
Hoo 1900; stockers. s2a2 IS 40
rong6 seceipfs, 22,000: slow and lower.
naeea-.a .u common, s3.959405; mixed and
we,cb. 80. OLD; prime heavy and bu tchers'
"ssabg an' - fSg4.a5; light, 81 lOa45
fron, Spp..heceipts, 1000: steady; no change
nom yesterdays quotations.
BOSTON STOCK Market
BOSTON. Jan. so-c.osiug:
Atchison =, ,p-.,,
mexican Central. I9lSBeil Telephone a091
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FOR DRIVING POSTS.
A Device Which Can Be Made at Home
illustrated and Described.

"A UeVIC6 w HIGH IAn 10 MHu6 NJ H0m9
illustrated and Described.
The device here illustrated can be made
entirely at home, excepting the weight
and hook. A block of iron weighing forty
or fifty pounds is required. This you can
have cast. Its essential features are a
ring to hoist it by and grooves in the sides
In which to slide the tongues attached to
the uprights. To have the dump self
acting the hook must be made of the pre-
else pattern shown. Amy blacksmith can
reproduce it. The hook is pulled down to
the weight resting on top of the post and
slipped into its ring.
As the weight is hoisted the hook ring
will be seen to remain at the left hand end
of the slot, as shown. When it has
reached the height at which it is desired
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some fertilizer in the hill The hills are
-wenty feet apart They are cultivated by
aorse and hand as long as the vines Will
permit. In time of drought water is
brought in barrels and poured around
each Hill The flowers are pinehed OF. so
.hat each vine will produce but one big
fellow. The largest pumpkins yet grown
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence of Ex-Mayor
Iesler, Third and James.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
free.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION. - The Histogenetic Medi-
eines are sold in but one agency in each
town. The label around the bottle hears
the following inscription: "Dr. J. Eugene
Jordan's Histogenesic Medicine" Every
other device is fraud.
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A Moisture Indicator.

A correspondent in Hoard's Dairymsnn
offers the following plan for moisture
indicator:
Take pine stick thirty-six inches long,
one-fourth inch by one-half inch at one
end, tapered nicely almost to point at
the other end. Screw a common bolt nut
on the longest end. Soak small piece of
blotting paper in brine and dry thor
oughly; wrap it around the sharp point of
the stick and wind a thread around it to
hold it on. Hang on nail at such point
on the wall where the wind will not strike
il by a thread tied around the stick at such
point that the stick will balance level at
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R,r Pumpkin Farming.

The pumpkins shown in the cut are
mammoth affairs, grown on the Pelham
farm, in Ulster county. n. Y. From an
acre to an acre and a half of pumpkins are
grown each year. These are planted on
sod with nlenty OF stable manure. ana also
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MINING STOCKS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, Jan. Solar silver, Al ia-lSd Bank
Of England discount, per cent.
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. -Wheat-Holders offer
moderately; No. 2, red winter, Is 91zd, easy; No.
2, red spring, rs l016d, dull
Coru-Holders offer futures moderately, and
the supply of spot is in excess of the demsnd
spot, As Cd, easy for new; February, As Id,
steady; March, steady, Is Sd; Apri steady, Is ID.
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1000 or upward, or like Fig. 1 for $500,
not counting the basement in either case.
These figures are only approximate, and
are liable to much variation with the
prices of materials and lumber. the degree
of finish given to the various parts, the
ability of the carpenter and the skill OF the
owner in directing the work.
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The Few Thoughtful
Require Theoretic
Demonstration.
TIME great majority demand practical

THE greatmajority demand practical
l. results. This problem is solved
only by the Histogenetic System
Of Medicine. The philosophical mind in
stantly grasps the theory, and the others,
If they but for a moment dismiss their
childish prejudices, cannot help but sd-
NIT that while the size and shape of their
heads precludes the theoretical solution,
they cannot help noticing the practical
success.
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A HOMEMADE INDICATOR.

A HOMEMADE INDICATOR.
the desired moisture of the room. Take
wire foot long and bend one-half inch at
each end at right angles with the wire,
thus ], and drive in the wall over the stick
to keep it from swinging too far up or
down. This will show very slight varia-
tons in moisture of room, the point rising
with dryness and sinking with dampness.
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nEopIE,. SAYINGS RANK. nrcrnnrrAI

pEoPLE's SAVINGS BANK, occrpEyTAL
block, Seattle Washington. Capital, Sl0e. 0OQ.
Ofieers-Board Of 1rustses-Balisy Gataert
President; jacob Furth Vice President; Arthur
A. Denny, second Wee president; James r. Hay
den. Manager Cashier and Secretary; Frank T.
Biodgett, Assistant asher; l. schwabacher. John
Leary. VIM +. Bailey, John Collins, otto Ranke
Transacts a savings bank business exclusively.
Deposits received from one dollar 70 ten thousand
dollars. Six per cent interest per annum allowed
on term and four per cent on ordinary dspositS
Dividends dec AIRED the last day OF May snd No
vemeer. Loans mAds On real estate or approved
colaterals 01ly.
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FARM. FIELD, GARDEN.
How to Build a Handsome Barn
at Small Cost.
SIMPLE PosT-DRivlno DEVICE.
The Growing of Mammoth Pumpkins
A Home Made Indicator
of Moisture.

Most farmers are familiar with the COM
mon construction of barns, but many of
them are at loss when called upon to
build barns of pleasing exterior To as
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TN SEATTLE
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pAc1FIo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle As follows;
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toria at p. m. passengers received on board at
D. 10 February s. Il, ls, %; March 4, II, Is. Is.
For Alaska, February l2. II; March 10, IS.
From san Francisco, Cor Victoria and Puget
Sound ports al a NJ, February 5, IL, 10, 20;
March 4, II, Is, IS, 30.
Tickets may be obtained at the efhes OF the con-
pany, at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDAI, PERKINS d CO
General gents, San Francisco
r. MCCLELLAN Superintendent Seattle
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot On
Rl,y42.SA2,

Real estate transactions from January /, 1892,
to date are si,3i2,s42 The number of deeds
recorded during the past week was i56 and the
amount aggregated 1891, $3.50 Following is the
record Of the week by days:
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EASTERN MARKETS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The weekly bank state
nent shows the following changes: Reserve
Increase, s3,0ls000; specie increase, 81 790 900;
circulation decrease. s7s,cl0 Banks now hold
tS,09,0O0 in excess OF legal requirements
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, Jan. S0.-The first prices in the
stock marke, this morning were of from "a to \
per cent generally, while Laekawanaa and dis
uiien were down l per cent. and Western
Union u These losses were followed by fur
tnsr declines in early trading and Omaha and
manhattan each went down / per cent from
tneir last nights figures Distillers is the weak
point IN the market and after the opening
loss OF per cent, it retired IL per cent further
70 o. The distillers afterward rallied to above
oA out tie general list failed to recover. and
prices remained heavy. The bears sold grsngers
freely. Consolidated gas made another sharp
upward spnrt scoring remarkable gain of 81
per cent The closing was firm. Distillers lost
II, Atchison Is, Omaha and Cotton Oil each
per cent
government bonds-Steady.
fesroieum-62c.
FINANCIAL.
money on call-Easy; closed, offered at IL.
Lnme mercantile paper, 319(n5l5 Sterling ex-
ssuahge-steady; sixty day bills, S4.S3; demand,
s4A Bar silver, Ole.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-01
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BY using Silver White. for sale AZ FElsea Bros,
jewellers, 10 Front street