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under good demand. Summer squash and GU
cumoers are selling at top quotations. The
market for fresh fruits is steady. Table grapes
sold lower under very poor demand. Wine
grapes come in slowly, and do not move OF to
advantage. There are no pineapples In the
market just now. Australian lemons which
came in yesterday were badly damaged, and
hardly worth quoting. Melons are dull. Apples
sell slowly.
Produce recelpts-Flour, 900 quarter sacks.
wheat, ~ 900 centals: barley, 900 eentsls beans.
10000 sacks: cats, 1900 sacks: potatoes. 1900
sacks: raisius 10000 boxes: wine, 81 600 gallons
Flour-Family extras. So % per barrel. bakers
extras, s. 10: superfine, s. 6S9Si0
Wheat-No. shipping quality. S.2sSS; mill
inc parcels, SSll tol-3isl per GENITAL.
Barley-Fee-i. s9sS2i &c per GENITAL for dark
for choice: brewing, gA1SL00 per GENITAL;
Chevalier, sLISeLl7la per GENITAL; for standard,
size.
Oats - Surprise. 81 4s131.5o; milling, SSS9
L4o: good 10 choice feed 81. So{5L3s; off grades,
sliNetl. IS; black. Sl.05sfLl5 Tor common and
sLI1Ia(Gl. IA for choice .or seed; gray, S.sA
Corn-sL01ls for large yellow: 81 l2l1fSl.ls Tor
small yellow; sl.l7 per GENITAL Tor white
CALL BOARD
Call board sales: Wheat-Buyer, December.
sl&2651 S2as closing, sl-s2@s; seller, is92, H.si9
Bariey-January. sll 4saissc; closing, si1lc;
May, 80 &c; December. sJ14e.
Drafts--sight. IS: telegraphic, 90 Sterling
bills-Bsnks, s4Sils; sight, Sass; commercial,
s4s2lS. silver oars, 81 sgsec. Mexican dollars
6e0p6olac.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.--Ihe POsfs financial
cable SAYS: London markets are quiet The
Bank of Germany has raised the rate of dis
count, owing 10 the tendency 70 export gold,
but the market price for bullion Is too high.
The Bank of England sold 1000 pounds of
United states gold, besides 1000 pounds which
went TO the Continent. Americans arc dull ex-
cept Erie, which was firmer. kilograms are re-
porting Vanderbilt az buying.
BREADSTUFRs
LIVERPOOL, Oct. A--Wheat-Demand fair
and unchanged.
Corn-Dclnand fair; firm spot, 4s Al; October,
A, I'd NoYem Der, firm. SIS %; December, As blad
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IvorIcx To CONTRACTORS RAINIER

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS RAINIER
IN street grade,
sealed proposals Will be receiver by the uo
Aersixred secretary Of the board OF public srorks OF
Tie city OF seattle. mp to noon OF FRIDAY HIN Of
Sever0ber A. D. 1892 for tie re-grating and con .
strIcfion OF sidewalks on both sides OF Rainier
street. IN the city OF seattle. from the ior n line Of
Maiu street 10 the south line OF Florence street
n said city, in accordance with the plans and
specsfcations now on file in this office
Each bid Is 20 be accompanies nv a cert daf
check payable TO the order Of the city comp,roliey
for o sum not less than Ave Is, per cent of ths
amount bid. and no bid shall be considered up!eax
accompanied oy such cheek.
The successful bidder will he required to enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsuen
for the amounts required by the city charter and
state laws within ten fi0i DAYS from be ng notified
az the award, falling which said check and the
an cunt thereof VIII be forfeited TO the city
No person Is eligible bidder who has within
two years prior TO the letting made default IN pay
ment OF any Just claim Tor any work or labor per
formed for any skill material furnished pur-
suant any aucn contract Is here advertised or
who. within said two years, has assigned. aba7-
6oaed. surrendered Or failed to conplete any such
contrac-
The board OF public works reserves the right 70
reject any and all bids
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the envelope Rainier
Street Grade"
Please attach copy Of this advertisement. to bid
By order Of the boari of pubic works.
&. q. Ii ri FINER, secretary.
Ffrs: publication. October -. 1892
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CRY NOTICES.

ITO DEALERS IN csta1EST-THF TIME oF
= .eceiFins bids FOR furnishing 1910 CASKS #
norlIaha cement or the A0rth fHnseI has oeen
extended 10 noon. Wedues<aav November u lssy,
ny order OF the board of Pa5i!c WORKS
& e. HEfFSkE. secretary
CITY TRFAsU RFR'- NOTICE FOG. PAY
- Hehi oi city faxes-Nolce IL herein given
tIhs is general as=e ssneat roll and Iiss OF the
clty OF seattle. made tn tile year So Iae ct-
tsAes Iot the ensuing bscai year certified by The
CITY comptroiier. has been feseGyed by the city
treasurer and Is low on file in HIS efice and said
ci1y taxes a-e payable and viii become due and
peyaDie On The brss Monday o. November 1894
and the same ae paid q, the Office OF tue city
treasurer. IN the city hall Of sad city between the
honrs OF nine o. Clock a m and i've p'ciacx p. m
All taxes assessed In said assessment roll and
LAX iist viii become delinquent the first day OF
"A arcn, 1888, al SIX O'Clock r. IN tup 10 which
nonr the same can be paid said iar) f not
sooner paid. and thereapon additional Eve PEI
centum thereof will be collected for the use OF
szd caty. AD0LPH KRUG
City Treasured
Dste Of first publication October 4 Is92
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Tacoma Grain Market.

TACOMA. oct. D. speeiaL.l- wheat mar
ket was very much depressed to-day. Adviees
Eastern and abroad were much lower, and quo
tations here were never above re Tor cub; &c
gor hlue stem barley. SIS 81
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MINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW fUHk sIOth hANHAN"E-
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S-Distiilers was the over
shadowing feature in the stock market today.
After advancing from 65 to IS 1t declined to $50.
and closed at 65i%. The decline was caused by
reports of the new issue in stock to be made to
pay for opposition distiileries in the West said
10 have been purchased by the company. Tho
general market opened firm, advanced u to H.
Chicago gas in the lead. At the close there was
a fractional rally, the market closing steady.
The changes for the day were generally only 70
to \ either way.
Government bonds-Quiet and firm.
Observation-Disclosures, sol sl95ossc.
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CLEARING Hnusa Returns.

NEW YoEK. Oct IS Brddstreets pu 5lishes the
following clearing hoUse returns for the week
ending October -, showing the percentage of
increase and decrease as compared with the
corresponding period OF 1891:
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


san FRANciseo. Oct 23-The vegetable
market is duIi, and tomatoes are weak Sales
were made below quotations Potatoes are
steady, but sales are slow. Onions hold urn
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, Oct ~ - Especial - Wheat -
Dali. weaS aud lower. in sympathy with weaker
caslas. Valley. tL21lsagi -; watia Waiia, II. ID
a. lsl Der cental Receipts. 35,J3i centais
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Hops-Quiet and steady.
Coffee-OptIons closed steady, points down to
upA sales were $4,000 bags, including October.
SIC 10; November, sl5,5oCpl5 Co.. December. %
@l5.S5. spot Rio-Firm and quiet; No J. 1850
Wool-ouiet and firm: domestic 250sS5c.
Copper-Easies; Lake, siL05aliiA
Lead-Dull: domestic. SIS to&9a.
Tin-Steady: straits, o.j01s2o.6o.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Boston, Oct. 2s.-Closing:
Atchison ... 3iisSan Diego. ........ IL
burlington. =. .... l02 sBen Telephone. 2O7,z
Mex. Cen. comm 10
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Wheat-Weak; opened
Ac lower, followed by 4 decline of lore more,
the latter for Decemoe the former for May, on
general liquidation, tho result of continued
heavy Northwestern receipts. small exports and
easy cables; recovered slightly. and closed easy
1anli se lower. Receipts were $1,000 bushels
shipments. 37SC0o bushels.
Wheat-Duil; cash, cote; December, 7lsSc.
Corn-Easy; cash. 100: December. Iiisc
Oats -weak cash, %, 4G29}2c; December, 500
kye-4Tiac.
Barley-6ic
Flsx-sl 0i2Dlu
Timothy-$i.o1
Pork-Weak; cash, 81 30: January, sls.l2l<
Lard-Weak; cash, s. Ia; January, NS.
Shouiders-S7l ".
short clears. i0QD&lA
Short ribs-Neak: cash, *ll.Vo; January
s7.7M5.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2&-Cat.le-Receipts. 1i,o0o;
active: steady TO firm; extra steers on the
market; choice to prime, s5.tF011i5: others,
s3.50dd,L75 Texans, s2500tS %; rangers, IS
DiO0
Hogs-Receipts 5000; active and strong:
rough and common, sh3ilt5 20; mixed, $3.50
565; prime heavy and butchers weights, $500
525; light, 81 &<l5.so.
sheep-Receipts, 6.o0o; slow and weak TO $50
wethers s5.00es5 %: Texans, 1919; Westerns,
sl3ssAt0
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CEATTLE. TACOMA AND OILY MPiA ROUTE
- The new ra~t and courodious steamer
CITY r ABERDEEN
Carrying pAsSrEEsrs snd freight viii leave On the
foilasSln- scsed3.e, pAfLY, exCEPr SCSHAns' iof
acoua, acSei5's Island ard Olympia s.snSlPciin-
wltss ssaass "a aud fsom saeston and ksuliichie.
Leaves s-lav si8-E seattle. st 40 y E2. +: y. e
SCOT Taccesr Al sl D. IN, arriving a, fercivsfs
wharE o. rnpta. 81 i:-u =. n esaTalns; Lave
Olympia a, 10 T. m; aco.Tla a. 5;S0 p H.; ar
rive ct Seattle 30 p m
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T'OR PORT ANGELES, PORT TOWNSEND
II and DungenesS Commencing Tuesday,
AUGUSTA
STEAMER MONTICELLO
Laid mp. Putting In new boilers VIII resume
route ~ soon as possible
HATCH BROS
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STEAMERS.
III w. BAKER 90. BAKER d CO.'S
IL. Dock, foot Of University street
STEAMER TINE TABLBa
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following tins card daily:
FARE TO TACOMA SO CENTS.
olympla. ..vis $50 ne r.oom. H@'v's $50.
iG: 90 m f.eon. 500 p01n
Tacoma. 800. $3.50 y. IN. Olympia. $3.50 r. m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchis aud Shell
Baker 4 Co . Dock. foot OF University street.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY Master
FAST TINE.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every morning NJ g: 30 o'clock. from Baker q
70 Is dock Returning, arrives Seattle at 1850 p
IN For Tacoma every evening at s;3) o'cIocs
II. W. BAKER & CO.
FARE TO TACOMA. so CENTS
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
roRrLAsp skArrLE VANCOUVER
First-ciass steel Steamships
HAYrIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON.
Carrying fra ght and passe Myers leaves every ten
days For passenger and freight rates. exact sail-
ing dates, etc, apply 10
II. W. BAKER a CO. Agenta
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uAypIsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.

Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours rs follows: BY rsii-Norihern Pa
cific ESQ tons: Columbia q Puget sound, u tons;
Great Northern. 80 tons. by water-I~ J. Perry,
IS tons; Angeles 100 tons: Henry Bailey, 10 tons:
Fairhayeu, % tons: Clara Brown. l. tons: City
of Aberdeen, u tous: Puget Sound & Alaska
Steamship Company's boats, 10 tons; Multi
nomsh, s tons. Total receipts. l.oos tons.
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GENERAL SHIPMENTS.

During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
citc, $50 tons: Columbia & Puget sound. -
tons; Great Northern, 90 tons. BY water
Fairhaven, A. tons; Angeles, 100 tons; ". f.
Muproe 46 tons: Clara Brown. 20 tons; Puget
sound & Alaska Steamship Companys boats, ~
tons; state of Washington, 81 tons; Henry
Bailey, ~ tons: Muitnomah, Is tons; Delta, Is
tons; City OF Aberdeen, tons. Total ship
ments. loss tons.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK, %
seastia
Paid up capital. $500 ooa
SUPPLY JoOUo
Buy and sen foreign and domestic exchange.
transfef money by telegraph TO all cities In the
United states and Europe; receive deposits oj
money and issue pass books or certificates there
for Our facilities for making collections are com,
p!sts and viii receive prompt attention.
DIRECToRs:
A. r. STEWART.,.,.,..,. Vice Presdent
L s j. HUNT, 8. iRAUENTaAI '"'''
c0RkEsroNDENrs:
London, N. n. RothschiId d Sons: Psyss De
Rothschilt Freres; Frankfort A. NJ, l. Won
steiger Co; New YORK, agency Of Bank Of CALI
tornis. Chicago, Commercial National Bank:
Boston. SUFFOLK National Bank; san Francisco
The Bank OF California; Portland The Fissi
Ma raj Bank
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I ACoNNE8 ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.
leaves City Dock, Sesttie- daily except Sum-
day. at M, for Edfnonds. Clinton. Tulaltp.
browns Point. Langley. Coupayiile. san de kuca-
TAX Karbo@. Utsaiady and Lacouner. Returning
leaves Laconner p. for Sc attic. covering same
rsu:a T. GREEN Master
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BANKS.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST co..
Incorporated 1887. Capital, 100000.
Bailey Building. Corner of Second and Cherry.
Tfansacts . general banking busnseA
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received in any amount nom one doler
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH 3 j. HUNT-.......--.........- ffestoent
WILLIAM r BAILEY Vice President
a II HETIRRON MANAGER
D. N BAXTER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cashier
r. Is. DOW NJ ..--.sroeSfctoty
COLUMBUS T. TYLER, j. D. BOWMAN. IS.
WILMANS, VIM. r. FISHER
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STEAMER wAsCo

cave. Merchants Dock. seattle. On Tuesdays
Thursdays sri ~aiugd - ~ O'Clock \ a.- iNF
kdlaouds. itu on langley toupefilse, = iSaf.
Ffdagso city. Aust0TseS. >afa.sh. FaisEafvfi-
Wha com sad ~ehl3Be Tickets tor sac 81 ci1y
ticket Office. So ~scanS stree.
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DExrE1 HORTON q Co. BANKKHA-
INCORPORATED 10UR
Capital. .*S00 000
Surplus. AOV,VOV
Sresqeut: go. ......'.''.'...." E1DG
Vice Presicsnt.........-...A. a.. DENNY.
Manager. II. LATIMEk
Cashier. n VAN TUYL
York. Chicago ST. Paul san Francisco. Pert
land. and various points In Wash
tnEton, Oregon aud Brttiso
Columbia
eigh' eg.. II c1Gsshge on LonloA svaSiabls else
Collection 10 ade at an points on favor ssrua
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuables received On Dc
,sit for safe keeping.
J'KE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF sEArTLE
surplus. s.......ss....ss.,,.ss loO,OO0
= n. mconAW ss.'.ss nIosiieut
MAURICE Observation-Disclosures vice President
L1srkR lURSkR......... ..Ceshtef
General banking bushes. transacted
Nght and telegraphic exchange ayabs Ia all the
principal cities OF the United States
and EurDna
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-09-01
M.Aina /. HuI IN Ir.mhl..

Curious aud interesting 10 the fact
that the playing % children GA the
slopes Of Flamsseed hill. ON which IN.
observatory Of Greenwich stands. sets
the hill iRto vihra lion Ia such an extsn,
% IA interrupt, observations which de-
pend upon the mOtionlsssness Of Q tray
Of mercury Hundreds 81 children are
accustomed In the evening IN romp upon
the hin outside the observatory walia
Joining hands they run headlong dow y
the slope ana tumble Ia . heap at IL.
foot The result !. that the solid hin Ia
thrown into such . state a trsmor that
the vibrations continue ~ he felt At the
observatory until long past midnight
aud Tor many hours after the tired chill
arrn have been asleep Youths Con-
cannon
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LARGE GARDEN PRODUCTS.

THERE are at Coifax, Wash, Eve
straw berries whose combined weight IL
three quarters Of pound
A PLANTER In Apalaehi,sla, FlA, has
grown an immense cabbage, q single
stalk with four well-dsveloped heads.
IN . garden at Marietta, ia, there II
q volunteer snnaower plant II feet 81
inehes above groand and eAl inches In
eircumfer~nce
A BLOOD beet measuring rs inches
In length. 10 inches In eircumferenee
and weighing sPounds Ia . curiosity
u So Tammany, La
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-09-01
CITY OFFICERS
Alliance DIRECTORY.
STATE ALLIANCE

STATE ALLIANCE
President J. II. Jamison. Gilt
tonyille.
Nice-President W. l. KERN.
Tchula
Secretary c. 7 Smithson, New
port
Treasurer r L. DArden, Fay
cite.
Lecturer Frank Burkitt, Oko-
Iona.
Assistant Lecturer J. G. Gwin.
Enterprise.
Executive Committee ID. g.
Casey, Chairman. Rolling Fork ~.
W. Dyer. Batesville. /. J. Millsaps,
Crystal Springs; John A. Bailey.
Ioptnn; l. /. Hannah, Reform.
Business Agent b O. West,
80 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Representatives to Supreme
Council Frank Burkitt. OkolonA
Ethel Bark~laie. Jackson; J. W.
Copeland, Water Valley; ". ID.
Gibbs, Bentonia.
COUNTY ALLIANCE
President a. Il. Guynes
Secretary Jeh ID. MilleL
COUNTY sUB-ALLIANCEs
Following are the names 81 the
Secretaries of the sub Alliances
at CopiAh County with their post
offices.
Eureka, J. II. Taylor, Jr.. Crys-
tai Springs.
Union Ridge, VI. Hood, -
Pine Grove, II. j H. Carlisle,
Hazlehurst
Oak Grove, A Wilson, Beaure-
CARL.
Beauregard, Ell Cotton, Beau
gard
Pleasant Hill. Dist 81 NJ. T.
Fur, Allen
Quitman, II. H. Beasley, Rock
Port
Shady Grove. Lizzie Hayes, Hs-
Tlehurht.
Harmony, Nv Burt, Crystal
Springs.
Pine Ridge, w L. Dees, Crystal
Springs
Gallman, T.. Roberts, Gallman.
Gallatin. Like Taylor, GallAtin.
Pearle. Pearle Nix. Rock Port
Long Greek, I. IA. Tlllman. Ha-
Tlehurst
County Line. IN Jones, Crys-
tal Springs
Zion HILL, A. II. Bailey, Beaure-
caro-.
Pleasant Ridge, d. \. Holiday,
Pleasant Hill. +. b. Afford,
Crystal Springs.
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GULF WED,


views @f Nv hFmmmst ta H@gmFd 20 ths
s.ss.sss see.
The Sargasso sra. or floating masses
~ gulf weed In mid Atlantis, which ian
petiea the ships 81 Columbus -four hun.
drcd years ago. has been the subiees osI
careful study hy DIR. Krummsl, . Ger.
man mareographer. who takes q dlf
ferent view ~ its origin from that com.
monly accepted Ne shows. 10 begin
with. that the idea Ia mach nor. en-
tensl.e than Humboldt supposed The
ini'sdle or thiekest part Ia elilptical ln
Form. the great axis lying along the
tropse of cancer. aud the foci ~ forty.
Ave degrees and seventy degrees west
longitude. Around this are more en-
tensive bat thinner accommodations "a
the weed, which vary with the prevail.
Ing winds.
The gulf weed (facus natanSl. which.
with its little round BERRIES" IA not
unlike the mistlst0e I'm form, but Of n
brownish-yellow color. has been thought
10 have lost les property Of roofing on
rocks and to have acquired the power
OF living anoat II has even bean
MMA Ns@h Wv @~@ m4FMm tine SITE
Of q submerged continent, apparently
the last Atlantis. nr. Krummel holds
that the weed has simply been drifted
up to ita present position by the oulf
stream and It's affiaents from the West
Indian Islands and the gulf of Mexico.
IL h now proved that the Calf stream
IL ns. single narrow river ~ the
oceaa." ss Maury poe,ically described
"; but consists a Q number 81 currents
not only from the Mexican gulf bus
the Antilles The weed according TO
DT. Hummel would take sfteen days N
Heat - far north a. the latitude of
CaPeiiatteras aud Ave and q half months
90 reach the Akorea In the sargasso
sss u becomes heavy and slnks. but
the supply Is kept mp by the Gulf
stream Dv. krummrl Is certainly
right In giving the sargasso sea much
wider AREA than Humboldt did and
than our maps usually portray n has
been encountered some two or three
hundred miles northeast ~ Barhadoes,
but whether the weed 10 solely carried
from the West indies and the gulf L.
perhaps open 10 doubt. --Londoa Globe
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MIcRo-oRoAslsms IN CHEESE.
SsaIsas PVsPeEti~. sf . QUESTIONABLE. AZ
ttsts 80 ntea.

Sssisa. Prspss,,~. 90 . oas.sisashle Ar
tIeis ~ Dlet
A writer on microhes. who 10 inclined
10 view the matter rather facetiously,
says.
Thsr. are thirty dissrsat slsa. 10 ehse.e,
~ ever yoa fancy say 20 th~~n
Have thsm oeoksd 80 lot them freass-
Even thea youil Tisk disease.
That cheese - indige~tihle Is not 10
he wondered at Nicru~coplal and bae-
THEOLOGICAL studies 81 cheese shows
that II swarms with microh~s 81 various
sorts, and. "a s now well known.
the havor~ characteristic af the
different varieties ~ cheese are
wholly due 10 the products % microllc
action: the older the cheese the more
numerous the microbes. hence the
greater proha bility that its presence in
the stomach will vet mp ternentative 90
Patrsfaetive changes In the food sub
stances which have been eaten. Prof.
Nsaghan's researches have shown that
cheese always contains O larger or
smaller amount Of tyrotoxieon, and
doubtless also the mlcrohk sy which
this powerfully toxic agent 10 pro-
dnced Cheese must CERTAINLY ~ re-
garded "a . questionable article ~
diet ID shoald he mentioned. however.
for the benest of those Who will insist
upon retaining u In their dissry. that
its most noxioas properties may be nea-
tralised BY cooking n the steriliEa-
ton 81 milk 10 wholesome and advan-
tagsoas proceeding, certainly the sserili-
nation Of cheese 10 distic duty which
ought not 10 he neglected since milk
contains only about s.soo. 600. 600 mi-
eroees per quart. while the proportion
Of these organisms In cheese ~ vastly
greater. Good Health.
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MCKENZIE : ROUTE.
o.. e. . IT. 4 RYl

The quickes, b. ell points in Middls
Tennessee and her famous summer re-
sorts. and the leading universities and
colleges % the state. Via McksnHis
and Nashville the best route 10 Atlantis,
jacksonville, M1eon, Augusta. Charles
Ton. savannah Knoxville. Raleigh,
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Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-09-01
Gstsl nalllaa

II attractive, but its hue IN the SKIN and
eycballs ~ repHlsive. ahd Indicates bilious
ncss, q malady, however, easily remedlable
with hostettrr's stanias'h ntters Nausea
sick headache, yains through the right siis
and shoulder blade are manifestations Of
liver compliant. dismissAble win the BIT.
tcrs, which also baRlshes malAFial. rheu-
Wattr and kidney complaints, nervousness
and constipation
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-09-01

Notwithstanding the lavish pnd ele.
gait array Of laees and siik-cord trim
mings intermingled with heads. silver,
copper. etc. the cutjes gsrnisares are
far too tempting 10 be passed ever. JET
H. In fact still the rage. with no iikeli-
hood Of its losing its hold Tor long
time 10 eome Jst sppliqaes In venesian.
Persian and Greek devices and In lace.
like Spanish srahesque& are used. not
only on lace. silk. net and grenaains
toilets. but upon fancy snrahs, cash
meres. poplins. light cloth Towns and
some Of the most stylish and expansive
summer wraps. ~ ". Peat
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1892-09-01

Syrup"

boschee 8 German Syrup IL more
successful in the treatment Of Con-
sumption than any other remedy
prescribed. II has been tried under
every variety OF climate. In the
bleak, bitter North, in damp New
England. in the tickle Middle States.
IN the hot, moist South-every-
where. II has been in demand by
every nationality. II has been en-
ployed in every stage Of Consump-
ton. In brief II has been used
by millions and its the only true and
reliable Consumption Remedy. q