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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

The statement is made that the
Port Blakeley Mill Company logs over
1000 acres of timber land annually to
secure material to operate its saw mill
at Port Blakely.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

The grain-bag famine is about over
around Waterville. relief having came
from the Omaha mills through
purchases made by President Hill, OF
the Great Northern.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

FRED j.. SANDER, one OF Seattle
prominent business men, has been
arrested az an accomplice OF Krugg,
the defaulliDg Treasurer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

ARRANGEMENTS are about perfected
by which it is thought the Ellensburgh
National Bank will resume business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

THE First National Bank OF Port
Angeles will resume on the LIST prox.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

A Spokane mans cross-bill to his
wiie's divorce complaint alleges she
pulled his hair and whiskers out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

WAu1Sn representative for our
UHU 6UI Family Treasury, the great.
est book ever offered to the public.
A Christmas Present for both old and
young.
Our coupon system, which we use in
selling this great work, enables each pur.
chaser to get the took FREE, so every.
one purchases.
For his first weeks work one agents
profit is Sl68.00. Another $l36. A lady
has just cleared Sl20 for her first weeks
work.
Write for particulars. and if you can be.
gin at once send Sl.00 for outfit. We give
Write at once for the agency for your
county.
Address all communications to
RAND, McNALLY & co.,
Chicago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

N the Superior Court of the State OF Washing
l. ton for Thurston county.
STATE OF WASHINGTON,
County Of Thurston. S.
Arthur W. Jones,
Erasmus Bennett, ou"mohs'
Defendant
The State OF Washington to the said Erasmu,
Bennett, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to ap
pear within twenty days after the service of thii
summons, exclusive of the day of service, an
swer the complaint and serve 4 copy Of you
answer on the person whose name is subscribed
to this summons, at the place specified following
his said name, and defend the above entitled &C
tion In the Court aforesaid; and in case of YOU
failure 80 to do, judgment will be rendered
against you, according to the demand of thu
complaint. which will be filed with the Clerk Of
said Court.
September Is, 1893.
y. s. PORTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. address, Olympia, Thufston county
Washington.
Date Of first publication, Sept. Is, 1898.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

the Superior Court OF the State of Washington
l. for Thurston county.
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
County of Thurston, Sc
T. P. Lukens,
F. W. Thornton, summons.
Defendant
The State of Washington to the said +. w. Thorn.
ton, Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
pear within twenty days after the service of thi.
the complaint and serve copy Of your answer on
the person whose name is subscribed to this sum
mons al me place specified following his said
name, and defend the above entitled action in the
Court aforesa add and in of your failure so to
DO, Judgment Will be rendered against you, ac-
cording to the demand of the complaint (which
VIII be filed with the Clerk of said Court
September y, 1893.
n. S. PORTER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ingtoI. =" 1'"
Date of first publication, Sept q, 1898.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

A. +. STANFORD,
IL Agent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

n the Superior Court Of the State of Wash
ington for Thurston county.
STATE OF WAsHINGroN,
County of Thurston, b.
Arthur w. Jones,
K. Bennett and Son and summons
Clara +. Bennett,
Defendants.
The State OF Washington to the said e. Bennett
ana Son and Clara Bennett, Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear within twenty days after the service of
THIS summons, exclusive Of the day of service,
answer the complaint and serve copy of your
answer on the person whose name is subscribed
TO this summons. at the place specified follow
ing his said name, and defend the above en-
titled action In the Court aforesaid; and In case
OF your failure SO to do, judgment win be rem
dered against YOU. according to the demand of
the complaint. which will be filed with the
Clerk of said Court.
september Is, 1898.
n. 8. PORTER
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Washington.
Date of first publication, Sept. Is. 1898.
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crustaceans. A large oil picture oil
the whale az it appears in life, collec.
ton OF fish-eating birds and animals
and a display of photographs showing
the fshermen's homes, employment
and methods OF catching fish, showing
the canneries and all surroundings
and many other interesting features OF
the industry, make the section attrac-
tive. Oysters, clans, mussels and
other shellfish are shown in jars oil
alcohol
1.-THE Gazette might have added that
Washington represents at the exhibit
ton 238 kinds OF fish from the Sound,
rivers and lakes, and that by no means
exhausts the varieties. When our
forests have fallen and other sources
of wealth have diminished in the com.
ing years, our fisheries will largely
supply their places as articles Of ex-
port. 1t is self-generating, self.sup-
plying resource which can never fail
Puget Sound, the San Juan Archipel-
ago, the Straits OF San Juan de Fuca,
with an area of two thousand square
miles, never frozen, with a tempera-
ture neither cold in winter nor hot in
summer, so that fishermen can work
all the year round, land-locked and
ever calm. unlike the inhospitable
banks of other fisheries, can supply
the world and find ready market in
land. coastwise and foreign, at all
times and seasons. Our fishing inter-
est should have better governmental
protection. saw a statement re.
Gently that the first shad had been
caught in Puget Sound containing a
roe of millions which, if the fish had
been properly protected by restraining
law, the million of young fish would
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-29

Tic cailstneuiC, posing apu pOSturlng,
as exhibited in The Photographic gal
lery of that division"
Anything more, Doctor"
Eyes, myriads, which in the Ian
guage of the revelator "no man could
number" l will be pardoned, however,
for one more statement. l was drifted
along by a multitude of fifty thousand
or more people toward the lake, where
l found to be upon exhibition the U.
s. Life Saving Service. The corps
were drilled, the lines thrown across
the wreck, people brought safely to
the shore on life cars and upon buoys.
But save for improved appliances, it
was in no wise superior to the appar.
atus which first brought to the shore
in binding midnight storm 3OI pas
passengers from the Scottish bark
AYRSHIRE, on Christmas night, 1S49,
nor did the mortar-shoot the line more
accurately than at my first expert
ment, when youth, fired q shot
which carried line over the wreck of
the Austrian brig the =" Count Perasto,"
on Barregat Beach, New Jersey, in
1910. As stood an unknown unit in
that vast crowd of people, representing
all mankind, l rejoiced to reflect that
l had been, by that device before me
my NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in res
cuing one hundred thousand human
beings from the perils of shipwreck,
the benefits ando blessings of which
system were yet to descend genera.
tons 10 come"
Zone more inquiry, DoctorS How
does the State of Washington compare
with other States through which you
passed in your journey?"
From an agricultural standpoint
the northern part OF Illinois, Wiscon-
sin and portion of Minnesota, grain
and grazing regions, the crops and
stock were very abundant and beauti-
full, with that exception Washing
ton is far ahead of all others, as is
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REAL xsrArB SALES.


Uoo0o ho90D0o0 II ne A00Nt0pe O00o0
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I.
1893. are $s.377.7sl. There were filed for
record Yesterday II deeds. the considera-
tons aggregating $2l,oS7. Following il the
list a. furnished by Osborne. Trenpsr
& Co., abstractors of titles. ii6 Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
Laura A. Drury to J. L. Waller. 10 acres
in sec 80 Is. Sc. 81.
Frank johnson to William johnson. NV
Il of SEX. sec "a, 20. 5 .. $3.50.
William johnson to Frank Johnson, no
u of SELL. sec "a, %. 5 .. $50.
Frank and William johnson TO John
Simonson. seh OF SEA. sec "a. 20 Sc. 1878
Seattle Trust Company to u, Il. keeyer,
lot 8, block 3, Lakeside add, $50.
s. r. Coombs TO w. Crowe.i. lot and
WI lot 7. BLOCK 8, d. NJ. Crane add, IS.
W. n. Glove 10 Ii. Il. Holmes. blocks
to 8 and other property in Scottish
E.B. wes,erdal TO n. o. Die. lot 9, block
1, Yesler's LIST add to Kent. 500.
ID. h. Denton to G.. r. Aibrecht, lot G.
block o. Burke's I'd. $500.
A. III. Fletcher TO Mrs. L. A. Cushing,
Wis of nwk OF nw1 Of swl4 of wl< sec q.
Martin s.endt TO J. V. wanntr, ia. IA,
DfDtk g. A<&b& w. AAs eoo W
Des MONIES. SIS.
o. N. Hanks to A. r. Stewart, land In
sec ~, .. 5. 81.
]. NJ. Hicks TO Fay Cook, lot 8. block 2.
East Park add. 500.
". w Beck 10 A. r. Chiidress, lot 20
block O. wasson's add to Rsyenns park.
$780,
T. w. Jackson 10 S. T.. Crosby. ne11 Of
setl sec 1, "a, 4. 81 900.
NJ. +. Bomsn to John Lewis. lots 5 and
{, block 5. Rainier add. $3.50.
III. r.. Boman To j.. Nsndervea, lot 2
block s. Rainier add, $3.50.
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OLYMPIC. ~ N. Md winter Fair.

OLYMPIA, Nov. 2a.-[speciai. j-crsigie
Sharpe. the representative Of the Midwin-
ter fair, conferred with Olympia citizens
yesterday at q meeting held IN the olym-
pia hotel. the result Of which was the
passage of the following resolution:
"Resoised, By the citizens meeting held
NJ the Olympia November -. 1898. that we
favor the proposition for representation at
the Midwinter fair TO be held IN San Fran
cisco beginning January /. ts9i, and to
that end pledge our endeavor for the cree
ton of state building. whereby each
county may obtain the privilege of pre-
senting a competitive display Of our many
and mighty resources"
A committee consisting Of A. r. Cham
bers. 1. Ellis, W. I. Csvsnaugh. J. NJ.
Murphy and Joseph Chilberg was ap-
pointed for the purpose of canvassing the
matter and will meet for consnlts-
ton tomorrow at : r m. A prop
osition with view TO cooperative plan
Of representation by Sound counties has
received some attention and may take
definite form.
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CHICAGO MAHxxrs.
THE BoAKD or TRADE


CHICAGO. Nov. 9-wheat--Fair trade
opened 1fc lover. declined &c more a :
continuation OF yesterdays weakness and
liquidation Of December. advanced &c on
reported approach Of cod wave. very
strong Paris cables and BradsfyeeS's report.
showing decrease Of over l. 500. 900 bush
els sdoat for and in Europe and Australia:
held steady and closed kc higher than
yesterday. Receipts. 1900 bushsls: ship
msnts. lol, 600 bnshsla. Closed: Cash.
e2kc; Nay. e0Hc.
Corn-steady: cash. 85Hs: May, S7Kc.
DDass-sssady; casn. 1,3e; Nsy. SIX.
Barisy--Nominal.
fisx-SL is0L l6K.
Ttmothy-$3.<0
Pssk-ssssdy; January. sl259,<; May.
! Lsss,,dl-sss.dy; January. u.u; May.
r sao: : = ribs-ssesdy; January. ss0;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
short ctear--S7. 75S68.00.
Whisky-eLB
LIVE STOCK.
Cattie-Rscsipts, 5000 head. Market.
steady steers in good demand. Extra
cnotcs Christmas steers. $6.00@6 IS; ship
Psrs, A6o@5O: common, $1,000 Is !;
Texans. steady.
Hogs-Rscsipts, $500 head. Marie,
activs ~ yesterday's lowest prices Heavy
packing. IS 10Q325; prime heavy and
nuschsrs.: &Sooa4o; good 70 fancy lists,
shssp-Rsceipss. 1900 head. Market
HaZ.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
~.,,,.w..,.r. Limited.

Evsryhoay fnevs wast . rassasaeess iraia
thts IS; how clean. esmfortaeis and saxnrsens;
what ssitxht IL 10 10 ride In II s&s IN y, resa
sr,a aFise 10 IL. smoke snd lounge IN is-in
~,rs ssisy al the com crfs OF Q nfsfeeisss boz
,.l whsle travelling at . hsga rate a. speed tass
oa~ 4, unconscious 81, heesuse OF The st>eosh-
cess Of tne track aad r<rsscsioa OF motive power
and construction
Connection saase With al ifsSsrsauasntA4
trsias ia Minneapolis sna ~ faaA ies tsaesxs
sna yotsu East, ssoax Stss. ofsssAa saa s-otas
1~,,,s IN FAsxsz
roxxt sound Arest, III chsfry street seattle
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TAls agreeable and sfleac,eas ToosA Pow1ss. -
eAblishs1 By moro han twenty yea-s' expertenoA
Has received the sanction Of the member of the
Dental and Medical professions Of this oity eessr.
ally. ana ~ them ~ h daily recommended osA
bsssofibel II r. - pleasant In the appitcAsoA -
D 10 excellent In iss Effects T. speedily rsndsrs me
seesh white and smooth the gunls healthfal. roa
lad arm. asd BY frequent viii preserve them
in tnis desirable condition. II gradually but 81
1scsoaliy removes tartar and dsstfoyes the para
siticai snimaiculn which neglect may have pr.
nistsd to collect and prevents their further secu-
mutation, thus serving - . complete beauties
ard preserver Of the teeth. Microscopic sxAminar
tioas have been ma6s Of the matter deposited %
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
ell classes Of society and Of every varsity 81 bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found to exist In great
numbera Experiments were made for their
uovA and the Ingredients used In Lnoins Too,h
Powder were fcand 10 DO most sfsctaai Destroy.
asg them tnstAntiy.
Through the Kindness Of frssnds ~ - -
nitsed 20 publish tbs following
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The Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern train
i,.,lns herv nj s.so y. IN ard arriving
,o.sea m. nov MAKES direct conneesicn ss
snohornlsA With the kversst 4 Mon,s
Crlsso for Everett
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SAN yEAscIsCo MARKETS.
rHx STATE OF TRADE.


eAx Francisco. Nov. 20.-Ths msrchan-
ase markets are moderately active. prices
hing steady. The produce markets are
quiet
Vegetables and fresh fruits--Light de-
nsud.
Grapes-Arrived in poor condition.
Potatocs-Steady.
q Onions--Lower.
Better--Firm.
3 Eggs-Steady.
furkeys--Brisk demand.
Gamc-Moving slowly.
Produce receipts--Fiour. quarter sacks,
12s7: wheat, centa.s. 3,636; Oregon, %. :
~; barley. certals. 3. 283: oats. centais.
~; corn. sacks. 8; beans. sacks. 6.032:
potaioes, sacks. S,i45; onions, sacks. 651 !:
Han. sacks. 400, middlings, sacks, $50.
Flour--We quote: Net cash prices for
I family extras. s.. 5c@a60; bakers extras,
Nlnas so: superfne, $2.40026o.
Wheat-No. ! shipping, N.osN@lo6:
sholce. $L059i.00A; milling. $l.o7k0
Loss.
Barley-No. l feed, 5o@72hc; choice
bright. 73Ac: brewing. s0990c; chevaiier.
u.ioe0i Is tor standard, and 75Q90c per
eentai for lower grades.
0sts- Red, s7iscefSLo7l<: black, s3c@
lL20: milling. i.l2L@i.l7tS; fancy feed.
Ni7,s@I20: good 10 choice, 81 l0@i 10;
pnmon TO fair, sl6fi.07I4; surprise, 81 20@
Loo. gray, $l.oi@Li0.
CALL BOARD.
eales were recorded today ~ follows:
Afternoon session: Wheat-Dccember,
80 tons, &I.Wssz; l. 200 tons. $I05; 100 tons.
NNyE; 200 tons $L05: May. 500 tons,
tLls,. seller. 1898. seasons storage paid.
10 tons, $l.06Ts; 100 tons. 3i.07 per GENITAL.
csntai.
FINANCIAL
Drafts--On sight. New York. Per 500,
e discount. Sterling bilis-On London.
nxty-day bank. $4.s4.
SILVER.
Silver bars, per ounce, d9@69zc.
Mexican dollars. 5Tsa@5ssse.
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NEW YORK MAKkKrs.
THE sroek EXCHANGE

NV YoRg, Nov. "a good buy
inr movement developed shortly after the
opening Of the stock exchanges. Stocks
renamed flrfa. though but few advances
were made. During the early part Of the
afternoon a distinctly strong tone charsc-
tsrised the dealings and prices rose within
arrange of per cent. the latter for Amer.
iean tobacco. preferred. After delivery
hour prices reeedei gels per cent, with
hssilling and General Electric in the
lead. Toward the close figures began TO
move upward again and tinai dealings
sese firm IN tone.
Government nonds--Strons.
Petsoleum~Aotive and hrmer; Decem-
Der closed at 55isc bid.
siLvEs.
Bar silver, Per ounce. o9c.
Aexlcan dollars. b6i.e.
FINANCIAL
Aoney-on call, easy, closed at IL per
vat. prime mercantile paper. slaes5si
Ief cent Sterling exchange, nrsu at
NNi4egl SSH for eo-day bills. and 81 $50
&AS Tor demand
nosDS
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YIoop CANAL Route
IL Ssw Passenger Steamer
DELTA
fCarryfng z. o. NATL leaves cssEas SOCK Men
aayA Wednesdays sad Srs1sys - Z 90 N fss
gIarsson, Fort 9smAse. Esaxsr. seahseks Hffan0m.
Dssssts. ILsiwsap Fails heotspors and UE4on
Ctr ss1 tnfefrss1lAts posnss arriving ~ unkoa
1 ttY Of % p. IA Leaves EHlpn Ctr ~ leo q.
IA TsessAys. Isarsfaxs as4 saturdays. arrtsfas
cksKLEs Ma nrsos, Master
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HooD CANAL Rorrs.


8fEAMbA ELAkEIA
Recalls aa4 r@fsyntshs1 leaves Merchants Aacx
Tess1ay. 4E1raxsf saa Saturday Q. q -
Einxxz2a. a<s Gamble Bangaf. seAescx- fS1~
useclass pstEts. arriving - tassn City 81 y O.
l@.xss Us3aa City = ~ xss assday. Fk4ay
co. naaaays ssgsvssE IL r-~2tla - 8 IA
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TESTIMONIALS,
Read what your dentist has to 81

Read what your dentist has to say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN'S CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that il
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. II has in its composition
sufficient antisepfic properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithful and firm. lts daily
use viii help 20 prevent the forma-
tion Of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animalcul8 so in
furious to teeth and gum.
w. r. GIpDiNGS, ID. d. s.
GEO. w. BRA6DON, d. d. s.
GEO. N. FAULKNER, d. d. s
T. &. ALBIN, ID. D. s.
l. n. LESSEY. d. ID. =.
II. v. DE>PORTES. d. ID. 8.
ALBERT ]. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN. ID. ID. 8.
GEO. 4. MILLER.
JOS. A0UDY.
We. 5. COME, L.D.S&M.RC.D.S
&. Il. GRIFFIN.
]. NJ. FOX.
J. W. PUTNAM.
J.N PRATHER.
LUBTys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestioa.
Good Digestion makes Content.
nent.
Contentment makes Life worth liy.
ing.
es CENTS A eoTTlE.
Sevat& Holmes DrugCa
WHOLESALE Acusn
ssssi~ wsus wsll@ xsssaA
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Lrvxxroor. Nov. -Whsat--Quist;
stssdv; demand poor. No. 1 California,
b. 6d05s 10; No. red Western spring. S.
5d@5s 6,Sd.
Corn-Qniet; steady demand moderate.
Mixed Western, u I'D.
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FOREIGN MARKKrs.
1HE sTocK xxcHAHeR

LoSDoS, Nov. 29--Cocsols. 81 SLED.
Bank Of England discount rate, per cent.
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ponr ANGELINA roRr rewManHA DUA
geaesa and seattle r0uiA
TIn1 CARD
Fest Passenger sna Freight Propeller
MoNTICELL1
coursoacing TassaAy, Nay -. 1893.
Leaves daily sxcspt Noaday ~ fpilowss seeeSiA
4 IN: TowRsend 10 ~. arrives Port Angeles
m Leaves ror Anassss p N; Fsfs
foWxsead $50 p. M: arrives seattle 10 >. NJ
Townssnl; Aerssfa Dock. Pert AnEslsa
HATCH Blo4
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srNAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily sxceyf saadAy.
Cousmsae.ar Nsn1ay. Sev. 20. 1854
n .. sssstIs SEQ m gsvs sesss1s. - -
- 1v,ress 10 80 . IN Iva Everett. p eo n
$3.50. Leaves ssasss ..--.-.--.......ls ~ - "a
sznaays Leaves Ersfett. ~ N
Cosnects vita bssss fsr Tacoma and sashetnisA
fa.dfnx CeiEnan feck foot Of Marion ssrest
sraTTfE And TACOMA NAvf6ATioN Co
cfattp THoCP y. W. GUopHUE.
Pres seer.
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sxraxxs eaxFastx,

ssi<s STATES . -
N{sEEGEASFNcS
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nELLrNoHAM BAy. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER Lydia THOMPSON
For Kdmends. Evsrstt Citation. Langley. Coupe
wife, Utsaiady. ridalgo CITY. Anaccstss. sArnish,
YasrhAven 0shcms and Vi ~ com. leaving ses.tls
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays At IA Re-
turning. leaves wbstcom Tussdsya. Thursdays
and ratnrAays ~ $50 . ma. handbag ~ Bakers
"A'' THOMPSON BRoA
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-21

than the other tissues; the changes that
go on are more rapid than i'll other parts
of the body; nervous exhaustion IS cry
for food appropriate for rebuilding nerv-
Gus tissue. The blood also has demands
peculiar to its complex organization.
With the most advanced scientific
knowledge concerning waste and repair
III blood and nerve tissue, Paine'S celery
compound was first prepared. 1t has
made thousands'of people we'll 1t has
meant life and hope TO many house
hold. Read what Rev. John K. Chase.
the evangelist, says, writing from Ames-
bury, Mass:
Both myself and wife have been
benefited by the use of Paine's celery
compound. l esteem it no less than my
duty to say a word in favor of this pop
ular medicIue. Both myself and wife
have been invalids for number OF
years, being broken in health by long
years of arduouS work in the ministry,
my wife beng troubled with nervous
prostration. Insomnia. etc. For these
conditions OF weakness and debility we
have found Paine'S celery compound
excellent as a tonic and Dgtn-giver,
calming the nerves and producing sleep,
sharpening the appetite, relieving the
tired feelings incident to this condition,
and lmpartlng vlgOr and vitality to the
entire system. We hear the remedy
spoken very highly of by others, and
take pleasure always in recommending
1t to our friends ard acquaintances."
Kew. j. h. Chase, whose lifelong eff
forts have been devoted to the cause of
Christianity, and whose earnest, untir-
ing activity in the evangelical field has
been trnitful and far-reaching in its
effects, is II years old. In his lifetime
he has preached something like 1000
sermons" as he expresses it.