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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

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STEAMER MABEL

Leaves Hss6sids wharf Tresdaya Thsrsdavs "a
Saturdays II = ma Ios Edsa3naa. Muktfssa. Nv
ssssk MArysvisis. Eass Evsress. lowest ana $50.
homssh FAkk TO syEEsrf, Soc. TO syge
HuxIsH. Soc j. A. HA1SfELp. Agent
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SAN sRANcisco nAnxxrs.


sAs FRaScIsco. Aug. THE local
eommsrcial market was steady today. with
baauess dull. The produce markets were
weaker. with heavy supplies Of fruit and
vegetables.
Tomatoes werc quoted lower. Onions
vers firm. Potatoes remains steady.
Butte. aad eggs were selling we'll.
Poultry Receipts were heavy and prices
oeak.
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks,
N2N. Oregon 1885. wheat, centals, "a
-, Oregon. .05o. Washington 1912: bar
~. centals. Ss. 76s: oats. centals, s.sso.
Warrington 2,i6o. corn. sacks. 49,; rye,
orss. $50: beans. sacks. a.. Washington
nour--ws quote: Net cash prices for
omiiy extras. 81. lnVfA 10 per barrel bakers
estms, $AeA 20; superfinc. s. snvsa 10
Wheat To-day was holiday IN Eng
nd and no grain quotations came from
Aas direction. The local market keeps
oassy steady with . moderately good vol
- Of business. Quotablc At si.oss.es
~ PEI Genital for No. l shipping. aud
Ulits for something extra. milling grades
sssaaier at . range Of $Lia@lso per
tasasy-Prices do not hold up. offerings
IN excess Of the immediate wants. and
- tone OF the market u easier In conse-
Voence. We quote: Feed, 7uI s2ssc per
eatai for good quality and 1Sa.ets5c for
oosce: brewing. a2iset9s,s per centai.
VAts-Trade continues Ut small proper.
uons. Stocks are liberia. We quote: New
oa:isy- Business Is slow. but there IS
= holding aud buyers have 90 pay full
Wsfss for a choice article. We quote:
.ven-fhere is no Improvements IN tho
s.easion. which isquie;. We quote: New,
asse sas@s'io; rcd. $isfL01ia. black,
0tioa: old sarprisc, sL3slf 40: mill
~ N.Sesi.;o; fancy feed. $i.sstfl3sss.
70 Choice. $l.shasisS. common To
IL slosvsiao. gray. si9w % per
oa,si
GAIL BOARD.
relieving are the sales recorded at the
~ board today:
Naeas-Merning. informal session: De
eFs, loo tons. 81 Oh. Per GENITAL. R-eu-
w&s'on December, go tons. $l@s,
Was, VI y per GENITAL.
sHsey-Eesu.ar session: December $40
ASS. so tons, SIS per Genital.
xs6 session. December, 40 tons.
-Hss M tens. SSs.e. loo tons. Ss,sc,
~, t&R. new. loo tons. sc per GENITAL.
anefacon session. Wheat-~Deoember.
soes Vi s2sr<: seller. isas. after Scntem-
1 ~ tons 81 Sss per eental. Barley
noer. loo tons. Sc per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Uzts--sln sight. New York. pc. SioC
Sterling bllls--on London. 6aday
Aas. Asa
GlvKs
~ siver. per ounce. 5st.dzsso.
1exfcan dollars tsts.gtst
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MERCHANDISE.

sofYes-Options dull. ranging from 10
ps,s nts up 70 points down; sales were
s, ,sO bags. including Scntember. SIS 50:
October. SIS 200 1880: November. SIS 10
Gaa3.l5; December. $i5i0. Spot Rio-Dull
s.si nominal; No. I. l60fl6t.c.
sugar Raw. Arm and quiet; refined,
Moderate and demand steady.
ssopper-Quist: Lake, $9S
lsad--Steady domestic. t32a
sin--Duii: Straits, $ls.65&t 70. IS: plates.
sadly and dull.
speItsr-S Steady; domestic, $50
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BOSTON sIock EXCHANGE.
roREsGN MARKETS.

ioNnoN sroex ExCHANGE
s.axnox. Aug NO reports. Holiday
ia England.
ENGLISH SsAIS NARKEr.
savgxroal, Aug. Holiday.
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PosT oscaAss
Rsvy Yasl Reuis- Dssosnsa. os1Dv
and ChasteotoA
s1EAMER ELLlo
Lsavss 40 - wssAlngsoa sersss 1any s1asps
susaay . osis . m aad $50 p n fAs esio
q n. NIP iscludes he'd os Per- oreAasA Exs1p
ssss pastses eaa - sccon neAsssd - auoaayA
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nOrKl. ARRIVALS.

hOrEL AkRlvALt.
1ua AA1sxSro~
h, z, fAy. san Fraac,sco Me- foung. Victoria
~; as,rsiehau&U Snoa pfum,ner. Tacoma
.,,,.sr.. Nsv York Il " TibAcsta. Gilman
. - W,lffs rs 30 CT Keller, Eunmelaw
= n.issn1ee. n Town N Ssuramsu, LAKE tx
) e varssnx y Chteago l. Weaver, fisssourg
~ usr~sf.th Aaharn h pssiins. Hoston
4 i.~~r do ~ NeFarixnd, sumter
tS-oSssp q wife q l. scott. NiaEesr-ssls
! s1wsasx lam. San Jose l. Aosxcassssn-
bsyta, Gilman
In 1895
A. ,ca.. ytas 20 CaieasA The CAstasA MI.
VS. akse 81 Paul ssk4vay leafs ths YEA Ex-
essfsis,r .ales 90 the Nefsd's TAX
Steamer CAsaAlss seayss Hstaeiss v aarf daily
sss~st sunday, at p n tor AZ fcst Veeaasd
asss Port wassiagtaa psisss
Iprortsd on~opoA LoueA Augustine ! ca
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SHORT LINE EAST and WEST
Great !:
Northern
Railway

Passenger for Chicago and the East save enc
night OF travel via this route.
Trains leave seattle daily ~ . m. Tor spokane.
o. Paui. Minneapolis and the East
The only sranscontinenta1 line runnine Bufses
cars, containing bath room, bsTher shop. easy
chairs. Oh .eryatton wtndowA library, writing and
card tables smoking rooms. etc, In congestion
with Palace lining ana eieeping cara hrs:class
coaches and free Coloniat 6ieepefa
Direct connections made ~ Wenafchee with
steamers to and from Lake Cheian and the ukan.
Osan country. Al Bonner's Ferry with steamers
for Kssio Atnsworsh. Nsison and ether points In
steamer for Fort steele Cfosesa the Cascade snd
Rocky mountains daylight. Finest scenery In
America and line tree from dust
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ELs - I'm -SIvER
sEArrLR TO TACOMA
1oas ross1 sxips daily sxcsps ean1ay.
II eas hour and twsssy-ave nlnu1eA
TAE STEAMER srLYR1"
1sguier daily and sunday tsipA. oea1s1e Taeo0o
rests. - 1ellows:
vAEINo gvvDcY
T1URsDAY. JUNE
1rnB cAae.
Law Tnoo0a-o.3O. o:ts q n, = D. Sis . -
Leave ssasus-o:1e. HAS q. m. o:So. leo 3 -
AcNDAv.
Law Tocema-0 30 IL 10 . m. A;oo . -
Leave soAseis-o 100 = m. 200. TOD p -
landing q ~ r. wharf, Tacoma ~ Co10aH
e1al 1eck. snos q Marion street. 1sAst1A
.ooD CANAL ROUTE
srEAMEn BucxxYn

Rsousls ana rsfur nishsA lsevss MessAaals' 1ook
Tuesday. 1tuSsdAy aud Saturday ~ = m. -
Xiugsson. oft ssAnbis. hanger. noAesok. Lii.
mediate poanta. arriving - cnsoa CITY ~ p. -
Leaves U nton City Q m Wo1seodAy fF11AD
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sroxAsz, January IL. 1904
Gentiemea-f take great peasare IN adding my
tessinsonlai 20 the excellent Qualities Of Lutine
Tooth Powder and after Iaaay years personal sx.
peyisEee In as and Of sttsn;iss observation cf
iss sasssf actory s1ec:s upon the teeth al my
patients. recommend 81 To ali As SAFE pleasant
Ard sffe.slcss dsntsfriee eomosn,n. All the
requisites Cor preserving IRE teeth snd kuns In q
eeaa. healthy cvafisoa
o. X LAWRENCE, d d q
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rEsrIMONIALs:

PoRrIAxn Or, March Z. 1884
Dear eirs- Being satisfied with your manner ~
preparing the Denifrice. and knowing II - per-
fecsiy harmless In - efYecta have since yea
commenced its preparation. used II In my family
and prescribed u TO my patients with uniform
satisfscttou. aid now cordially recommend II 70
the pnslic ~ being valuable safe and efacacioOs
dentiirsce. well adapted TO keeping the teeth and
gums In clean, healthy condition. Yours tSu ,,
W. c. BROWN, d. n \
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MARK HIGHLAND.

Head What . chemiss says:
SEATTLE. August !. 1859.
Geptiemen-I have made \ hemicai enamsuA-
ton Of Lubln's Tooth Powder and nnd thAa iss
constituents ara such ~ neither chemically OF
iajare the teeth. The tuascioas se-
lec;oa Of the Ingredients ana The evident care e1-
hib.ied Ina It's prcsaraties. COR mend IL - harm
!ess as well - 80 esfscae!ous dentifrsce
-. J. SMITH Chemist
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ponr AN0xLKa PoRr roWuanan pu1
! guae0 an1 Hoastlo rousA
TINE cAnD
~ H11oeagsf end Fssighs pseooI1R
HONT1CELLa
Co0Wone1ng Tuesday, Nay -, 1893.
Leaves daily excspe MoaAAy = eblioWes oooooeA
Z n: TeWnoeoA lvsuo: agstvoo Font Angeles
p - Leavos R0ss Aneoiss , -, Port
Towl1eo1 $50 >. n: arFives oeassle 10 n.
LAnd1ngA Ctsy poek, eeoeGs: TiooAt's OOck. R0g0
HATCH 0AOA
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0xRAARRa
pAcIHrc NAVIGATION CO..
WAArcoN ROur9
oIAA NORTH PACIFIC AND aR1oH2
Aisefnsas q Following SCHEDULE
Sotx~ wcnrL AAflx O0rxu oorr1.
Leave $500 pm.- .rarcmA@ Arrive ESQ ana
Law S19 pm .seatss&. Leave ESQ am
Law 500 en-. ~ Townsena. Lsavs o.eo pm
Leave e.So an. -Anacertea. Leave $50 p0
Lew I.So am. .fairhavsA Leave Z s0a pu
Arrive s-Oo AM n Whaecom.- IAave 4:30 pm
Coanecfs q Port Townsend soe AsssleA Vic.
sorsa end Noah nay route; - Tacoma with
uains fsf wesa eouth and eass: q Whasccm With
= trains for north and easA ana eoaxo Tor
4 4 coSyER-wHlDBl BLAND NoUrI--
~ STEAMER fAIRHAvEN
LAsyss seattle daily except sunday. 500 M,
arrives Ia Conner s:go p m leaves L. Conaef
S:so n; calling - sAsoe points; and arrives
TACoXA-SEATTLErEv ROUTE
STR STATE OF wAsHIS0rON.
Daily except Sunday
Lv EvsfetA =. 500 amlLv. TacamA -. $50 pm
Ar seattle 1oslS am Az seattle A:S0 pu
Lv. seassis.- 10 - Aa f.v. ssaatie-... 800 pua
Ar Tsrema.. -lssss pmlAr Kversst -. Sis pm
Headquarters 10 Seattle. Yesief Dock.
fof further Information address
j. RArHn0SE 0en'i Agent oooeslA
FRANK WATE6HoUsE. 0en1 Mgr. TaconA
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY coz
" RoyA; Mall stsamship Lane
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-15

II 10 remarkable that recent tactics in the
Soudsn, when we formed squares to resist the
rusn of our fanatlcal opponents, are simply 4
copy of those which Napoleon WAS compelled
to adopt in that part uf the world nearly u
century ago. The Mamelukes. who were his
most dangerous antagonists. were better
trained and better mounted than any cavalry
lie had 10 bring against them, aud, more over,
greatly outnunbrred the French suuadrons.
lie WAS obliged therefore TO rely entirely on
his arli lcry and infantry, aud these were
formed Into squares, with the guns ut the an
giles. just rs our troops were drawn up TO stem
the PUSHES at FL Teb and Tnmai.
At ulundi our formation was the same. and
like US on that occasion. we read that Napo-
leon placed his baggage and cavalry In the
center Of the square, and when the foe was
beaten launched the horscmrr to the pursuit
lust as We loo-cd our squsdrons on the Zulus.
--Zis Saturday hegirr.
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n. Knew = Good Cure.

One Of the supsrintendents or public
.chools not twenty-five miles away is gsinin.
anne In a way to which he strongly objeots.
Or. ShaefIer. the we'll known lecturer,
alk-d At one Of the .uperintehdent's Inrti.
ntss few months sgt. After institute the
ioctor WAS making rome inquiries In rssar d
o the schools Of the town.
ado you have pretty good schools In Up
ask, d the doctor.
"well. now, some pretty good. sonse bad {;
lust like every other place." replied the su-
aerintendent.
"Yes." said DR.. Shaetfcr, mournfully, ~
suppose that's something that can't be reno
He'd
We'll, see here, II had chance I'd rem
sdy it."
ID ar me-" exclaimed the doctor. getting
,ut his notebook with great animation, "und
shat would you suggest"
well, II just had the disposal Of fifty
siGowers I'd remedy the trouble before you
could say snakes.n
And nov DIR. Shaeffer Is telling the story
all over the state, and the superintendent Is
uffcrinR agone. OF apprehension lest some
81 his teachers heia 1t. There would be war
they d.d.-I'itsb"r0 Chronicle 2s'e1rdyh.
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August
Flower

"Ihavc been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admiral
ton in which hold it. Ithas given
me new lease Of life. which before
was burden. Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousncss. JESSE
BARKER, Printer. humboldt. Kas. @
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
esnds to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live be-
ter than others and enjoy life more, wit h
less expenditure, by more prompt '
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation,
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 BOTTLES, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on eve. y
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Mus as "a Medicine,

The movement for using music instead OF
E"dicinc In many complaints, especially In
nervous cases. IL rapidly gaining strength IN
London. AT It's head l. the Guiid OF St. &c
celia, which has for It's objects: l. To te-i
by trial- made 10 large number Of eases OF
Illness the power of soft music 10 induce
calmness OF mind, alienation of pain sntl
sleep. .. To provide large number OF .pc.
elllly trained musicians who shall lie iu read :
ness 10 ansacr promptly the summons OF n
physician. 3. To provide large hall In the
central part Of London in which music sLall
be given throughout all hours OF the day and
night, this music to be conveyed By telephone
attached TO certain wards in each Of the ehiei
London hospitals. The practical eject OF The
operations of the ST. Cecilia Guild has been
that music produced general tranquility. and
sent over 30 per cent Of the patients 10 sleep
In one intrrnary in eeven out Of ten patients
She effect of the music VAS 10 reduce the ten.
pcrature and also the pain from which thoy
suffered. An attractive remedy for insomnia
IL suggested by DIR. Blackman IN the shape u
n musical box worked by all electric motor
Even non-cnthusiasts now conceie that much
may lie done Ia alternating the pain anil srf-
fcring- of the sick in hospitals by the judi
clous employment of music Chicago Record
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Tae man In the slouch hHt was doing most
Of tie talking and the drummer vas doing
the li:icuiag.
Ever been IN Blue Gulchi"
"Scv.r,n said the drummer.
"Taint what II u-ci TO be. Fifteen wears
ngo there wasn't n likclicr town IN the Wet
Nov IL amt morc'n u graveyard. Gambln'
al shootin' and whoopln' It up twenty -four
no IRIS day, and worse on Sunday. Rrmcm'
Der once setuu' III game there with Dick
Jinsou, HaIi-Breed Joe aud man from
Texas The aatc as and the limit was
nowhere. There was s5J0 on the cloth and
when We showed down liall-Breei Joe held 4
sara ght. Dick Jn-on held al ace and three
kin rs, the Texas man held four aces, aud
~
'Jcru@slcmi" interrupted the drummer a,
IA $ revelation, "I;Ed what did you holdf'
"well,r he said las ! was the coroner nj
the time, held an Inquest on the IcIu.
man. "-De rot Free Pres.
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AN ESSAY ON j. CESAR.
What y Detroit >ehooI hoy Wrote Abo,
the Great Roman.

a hoy In one OF tie publ o schools, says III,
Ietroit Fee Pss,s, recently handed In this
c IA position on Ju ius Cesar:
Julius Cesar WIS II Roman cltzru. He
wasn't much 1T first. but lie growed up WIKI
tie country and after u while he punched the
conventions aud got elected bp--. One Fourth
OF July or some hing, Cesar wcnt up To- The
euIitoi To zee about BIZ. y man met hin
on The steps and told him TO eware OF the
ides of March. Caesar laughed 'lla. ha,' ana
told the man to drpre-- Ia. front Of hi, pc.l-
cot and went on into the big Joint. Some
time aftcrwnrd he came out again rad al
10 lrnei to the S. +. q. Il. saloon. whore lot
OF Roman senator's. nruters and Office Sec
crs were leaning up against the counter.
Sa.hr offered 10 pay for the drinks, but mo-
body accepted hi- invitation, and he dropped
10 The fact stat there was blood on the moon.
rhcn somebody said something. about ha not
haring paid his fcrr.age when he crossed the
Rnricon, and butcher kniyc. began flying
through the atmosphere. Pr.tty loon Cesar
raw Bruins, his Ecyt door neighbor. comm,
at h III with sticker and that paralrzed him
What has ct you, BruteH he exclaimed. and
laid right down, and In a few minutes the
patrol wagon drove up to the door. .just the
same. you bet, Caesar WAS no slouch. Vale
Julci''
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FlouRArlvgLy SPEAKING.

II costs 500 ooJ to hold city cleo
ton in Chicago.
Chicago has more than o0,O0r chill
dren outside OF school doors in the
poor wards
About 500 words In the English
language have no rhyme to them.
These include such important words
as honar, virtue, gulf, mouth aud echo.
DIR. WEIGH of Hudson Mich, has an
interesting collection OF ston, imple-
mcnts of the prehistoric age, number
ing over 5000 pieces, said to be the
largest private collection in the
United Stltes.
The Womsr's educational society
has succeeded in RI sing thus far SIS,
ooO toward the $3.50, 90 which is neeiel
that Harvard university may assn ne
some of the responsibilities of the
Harvard annex along the line of giving
degrees1 annex graduates.
The receipts of the Chicago CITY stree,
railway company last year were 81, 40o,-
0i3. and the crst OF operating was
g., 500, 43I Shareholders received twelve
per cent $40. 900 ,on q capt. IL sto k
of 81, 0oo.O 600, and SOMETHING more than
$500, 900 was retained undivided in the
treasury of the comoany. The number
OF passengers carried was 5000, ooo
and more.
Eighty-six foreign governments prin-
cipalities and colonies havs officially
accepted allotments OF space for exhib-
its at the worlds fair; fifteen foreign
governm ents will have tn .ir own
bu ldings on the grounds; thirty-one
sta. 60 and terri ,orle. 81 thu unio1 have
buildings erected or 10 oourss q con'
struction NJ Jackson park Nearly
SO 0o0. 900 hAs been appropriated fol
exposition purposes By forssgn govern
meDts and over 80, 600, 900 by states and
Territories of this county.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-15

II IS unjust to lex the stomach with burthsns
that II Cannot bear. MuLr silly people III {
tyrannize that thfll serSitor untu y rebel.
and PARISHES them as they deserve Dy.pep-
STA is usually the child Of gIstronomic folly,
but whr her this the natural associate of In
her,nt fee blcness from CHI ldhood. IL is sureIy
md pl. asantly r, mediIola with HostctIrr s
Stomach Bittcrs. the hncst and mtst hiehly
sant toned gastric tonic in er stcnce As re-
suit Of tho tone impaired TO tie stomach, aud
he Increase activity OF rs digestive and As
similHtvo a ton, insured by the Dcrsisr NJ
use of this lentsn inyiForAni. 6 neral stamina
is augmented, The nerves Strengthened AID
iranq uilized, End :. tendency 10 iuSonIin and
hypul houdriasis defeated. Bilio sneHs oh Is
and feler, rheumatism and kidni Iroubies are
cuuu uerua by .hls d nir4 BILE med lciAe.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-15

Prof j. X. Dodge. st,tlstican of the de
partmcnt OF agriculture, In speaking OF the
European market for hogs, says:
at T. II most noteworthy fact, well worth
the consideration OF American farmers. thai
the hos products that command the highest
price In the English markets come from coun'
tries that arc not noted for the production OF
cora. namely: England, ireland and Den
mark. Tie quality and consequently high
price of English, Irish and Danish bacon t.
due. first, to the feeding OF the hog and, SEC
onh to the manner OF curing. The hes,
quality OF bacon is produced bv feeding bar
ley. rye, wheat and peas. bollci potatoes,
SKINNED milk, buttcrniik and whey.
"The hogs should range in weight from $50
to 220 pounds, and eho lid bc long ari lcan
with weli-,lcvrnpcd hams. thick. straight
bellies and the fat on the back should not
exceed one and half inches in thickness
The shoulders, sides and hams are cured IN
one piece. The oyer-fat, corn-fed hog doe
nit make the fines; bacon and does not bring
tire highest price.
"By attention TO these requisites the Dan
i>h farmers have increased their sales of
bacon in England from 400 900 pounds IN
ISL to about 200, 900. 900 pounds in 1902. and
the price has steadily increased. The bacon
hog is hest produced In conjunction with the
dairy
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metal shoe and the well OF the boot
and through which the nails arc
driven IN the operation OF shooting.
BY this construction the grip Of tae
horses foot is immense y increased,
especially on slippery pavomsnss. and
the tendency OF the horse to leg dis
ea q IL materially reduced.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-15

The health authoriti,s Of Phila-
dclphia have added nembranous
Group to the list OF contagious dis
eases which will not hereafter be ad
mitted to the ordinary hospital ward.
II is stated that this disco is as con-
tacious rs diphtheria AMI relatively
much more fatal.
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two tonic to rcpel disease and build up tho
needed fesh and strength, there's nothing to
equal it 1t rouses every organ into health
full action, purles and cnr:ches the blood,
braces up the whole system, and restores
health md visor.
For every diseasc caused ty disordered
liver or impure blood, it is the only guardn-
tecd remedy. If il doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, you have your money back.
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Believed He MoulI A..re! the Queen

Believed He MuuiI M.rs! the Queen.
Tho monomaniac wlo in 1889
stopped Queen Nictori while she
was riding on horseback in hyde
park and proposed marriage to her
recently died in Eedlan. the cele-
brated insane asylum of .ondon. He
seemed to be perfect. sound on
every other subject. WIS well edu-
Gated and wrote vcy sensible
memoirs relating to insme asylums
and the reforms which might be
made in them. He was "a y.-rs old.
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Green peasa, spinach. aice youne onions,
brand-new hats anil pallid soits;
Mackintoshe. and galoshea,
Trees a.puttln' out their -honss;
Garden see l. aud whltew N Ar1lstA
Women conhins out the graz;
pock-besr si.,ns along the highway
Farmers peidlinx sassafrns;
Thunder showers and lola of lightning,
ALI the regular sort of thing,
Shows the almanac l. right when
il proc!alms that this l. So.
-indiarapoiis Jou ynal
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seventy Drafl. from Cholera.

A dispatch from Paris says that seventy
deaths have been recorded at L'Orient, nsai
Brcst in the Inst fortnight from mild foru
OF cho'crs. L'Orlent 10 noted asa hotbei OF
fever diseased, due To the absence Of drainage.
slight cp drmiS occurred, Tiers last Novcm-
Der and it was pred cted hat th-fs woaid he
n return Of tic dIseaae with hot weather.
on s,rsah, but IL Is estimated that 200 persnpa
nave been attacked. and tho dlssass h sril.
spreading.