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cried "Away with him. cruelty hint"
Is II TO he wondered nj that Paul, sec
Ing the Saints beginning 10 question
the necessity for more revelation,
should inform Timothy that "psrilous
times should come; for men shall be
lovers Of their own selves, unthankful,
unholy, lovers Of pleasure more than
lovers Of God?o
When one pausos TO consider these
facts and exempllfy the truth Of the
saying "History repeats ITSELF" 1t
does not seem strange that the same
course was taken and the same LAM
guage used when the Book OF Mormon
was introduced over sixty years ago.
The people OF the generation In which
the book was introduced believed In
old revelation, and blessed tho old
patriarchs, pilgrims nnd Apostles but
new ones they could not believe In;
yet in their diversiiled forms OF faith
and worship, from tue poor Ignorant
savage that pfostrates himself before
stick or stone, and through NIL the
shades and variations OF religious be-
lief, the inhabitants OF the earth furn-
ished inconteftiblo evidence OF the
truth OF the statement that continued
revelation from God was necessary.
That God did reveal Himself to man.
kind IN former ages Ia admitted by
millions, but that He should now do no
Is looked upon as strange and improb-
able; yet II is doubtful II there WAS
ever a period ia the worlds history
when revelation was 70 mach needed
as II " ut the present time.
When the state OF the religious world
Of today ia viewed, the saying "Where
there II no vision the people perish"
seems 10 be clearly exemplified. The
enlightenment OF ihe age and the de-
structive criticism Of our time Ia de-
molishing many lettering belief aud
Is disclosing the great religious verltles
OF tho true Gospel In all their might and
purity. The spirit OF revelation, with.
out which the people cannot be-
come united In word anu deed, nor
the Church live, reveals tho grand
sequel Of the actions OF those who
have rejected present revelation from
Adam Gown. IL illuminatrs the pages
OF history from which can be CLEANED
this glorious truth-that nil the Saints
from our great progenitor down ~ the
present day, having knowledge OF
things past, present and TO come, by
the power OF the Holy Ghoet, have
had power ~ shut the mouths Of kings
aud lions, TO walk la the fiery furnace
unscorched, 20 live hated, and die for
Chrisps sake, whereby they have
tasted OF the plories OF the world to
come, have mingled with the spirits OF
just men made perfect, and know that
the "Glory OF God Is inteliireuccn ami
ak now ledge IA uOWsr v-W " UOu1lf
Jr., "a MiiienlidL Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
A FITfUL OPENING.

Tho Worlds Fair was looked forward
TO as the stop blossom and culmina.
ton" Of the quietudo and concord pre-
sumably prevailing among and be.
tween the nations. In It were to be-
exhibited the triumphs OF peace, no
less renow ned than those Of war, and
man was to meet his fellow maa from
other shores la fflendly, not hos.
tile rivalry. And Us II to aid In 10 de-
llghtiul u situation and make the show
and the concourse n picture OF pencs
OH earth and good will to man such %
would cause those disposed to quarrel
to feel ashamed OF themselves aud Tor.
ever afterwards 10 hold their peace,
the soitening touch OF woman ami the
soothing influence OF melody were In.
voked and applied. II looked AS though
nil was to DO placid, serene
and lovely as the first blush
Of June morning when tho
skies are cloudless and the zsphyrs so
gentle that the rustic OF the leaflets
blending with the carols OF the winged
songsters lull the listener to n reposeiul
stiffness. But 1t didn't work that way
by several Lengths.
The ilrst note OF discord-apar. from
the hammering and eawing going on
In the unfinished blildlngs OF course
came from tho man who was noyeF
before known to produce one. He 10 u
Pole, with Gre issian hair and name
which beging In Ireland, continues in
France and ends in Russla--Padorsw.
ski. He has been playing ON one
particular plano lat $1,000 per play) fol
several years, and Will uio no other,
while the Fair arraug call for
another; hence difficulty which We
we believe was finally bridged over,
but 1t was warm for time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
PAST AND FUTURE.

Again we find the "predlctions Of a
prophew on It's periodical tour OF tho
press. The NEWS has quoted the "pre.
dlction" before, but there are doubtless
some readers VINO have not reen It, or,
having read, may have forgo ten II;
hence its eproiuction--lt will bear 70.
reading anyway;
over thirty years ago an old German
hermit published In u Bavarian paper u
curious prophecy. In 1t no foro,old the
Austro-Prussinn aud Franco wars. tho
death OF Pope Plus and the Turko-Rus-
sian debate ut arms. Ho said that Ger
many would have three omperors In ono
year before tho ond Of the century, and
indicated the death of two United Stalo8
Presidents by assassination.
Hero arc some OF tho things yet to hap
pen; When the twentieth century opens
New York city IL to be submerged, Cuba
will break In two and the west half and
the city of Havana sink below tho waves.
Florida aud Lower California arc 10 suiior
like extinction.
Tho twenty-tlfth Is to be tho last Prosl-
dent Of the United States. Ireland Is TO
be a kingdom and England a republic
by tho close Of the century.
Tho yoar 1900 will SEQ Italy and Franco
obliterMel rom tho maps and the United
States divided with capital ut Washing
ton, san Francisco, 81. Louis. Now Or
leans salt Lake City and Boston.
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KNOWLEDGE AND REVELATION.

The truth OF the saying "KDovledge
Ia Power" can 10 proved In many
ways, by experience. "rhe glory Of
God is intelligence" and the man OF
Intelligence certainly possesses power
which the unleatnei lacks. La pro-
portion to the knowledge they pos
feslci Of the country they Inhabited,
tie iuflrmaIlon they acquired in the
ats aud scleuces, tho knowledge they
displayed in agriculture and virtue,
men, IN different ages OF the world,
have arisen aud hourlshed and maln.
tained their rights. The duration,
stability, eXaltatlon and happiness OF
any community, therefore, goes hand
la hand with the learning possessed by
the people, when applied to lnuiaole
ends, and the truth Of the saying OF the
wise man, "Islghteousnes, exalteth q
nation" eau be plainly seen; for
righteousness embraces knowledge and
knowledge Is power.
Reasoning from thi, view Of the
subject It viii readily be- perceived that
Two kinds Of knowledge have, from
thn Atlantic dlsponsation, actuated
uanNln,; ios II cannot DO denied that
ali men nave not been Righteous,
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TIE LORD RULES.

The laws according to which almos.
pherio changes are effected are mp.
parently among the most difficult 10
ascertain. The student Of nature IL
puzzled 10 account for the difference
in temperature IN the same locality
during the esmo seasons OF the year.
One IL at loss to understand why
the spring should bo late one year and
early another, or why snow aud rain
should be copious one year and almost
fail during the corresponding peuoi OF
the next. That the laws on which
these changes depend are but imper.
iec,ly underst5oi Do evidenced by tho
fact that nearly all forecasts" prove
most unrellaLlr.t The unphilosophicsl
observer ia likely 70 ascrlbe II all to
chance, which, however,is no explains.
lion at all; while those whose minds
penetrate little farther perceive tina,
here must oe laws governing even tha
WeatheI--causes OF which the atlnos-
pherio changes are but "natural''
effects.
II Ia interesting to notice the position
81 the writer's OF the Bible upon this
lubjeci. These were mon who In many
Instances give evidence OF u most 70
markably intimate knowledge OF natar,
N we'll as familiarity with the Creator
u nature. They were men Of ell dc
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FLYING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.


Itiooss as though naval architecture
had absut reached the point beyond
which humanity cannot 90 aud inn
prove, but OF course the same thought
occurred 10 Others years ago-occurred
to Amos, everybody when amid the
blare OF trumpets, tho beating oil
drums and tho shouting Of rhap-
sodized populace the Great Eastern
was baptized In British waters. Per-
haps dozen or even less years hence
we shall look back at our present sail.
ing craft and wonder how we ever got
along with them nj all.
AZ to the loviathan spoken OF, Its
creation was, ia q word, an abortive
attempt 10 "beat the world''--mercly a
ease Of vaulting ambition o'erleaping
itself. Its hugenoss was all there was
of It, and this proved to be 20 clumsy
aud trImless n quantity that II did not
deserve 10 count, any more than
q great circus tent does In
comparison with neat and
cosy garden pavilion. II Is truly said
that there Is a whole neot Of vessels In
New York anyone OF which, for all
the uaes and purposes for which ship
is built, Ia superior TO the British mon.
ster; but the latest contribution to the
Atlantic passenger service IL not far
behind 1t IN size and is also ahead OF
any other In some respects. She has
just com pleted her frat voyage and Is
named the Campania. She Ia $50 feet
long, 05 feet beam and develops 80, 900
horse power as against 10000 by the
Great Eastern. But the White Star
lins 10 completing vessel that Will
greatly excel the Campanla Ia NIL
material respects. II IL to be named
the Gigantic, will DO 100 feet long or
about IL feet more than the Great
Eastern, and its engines viii have a
power rated at 45,OOO.horsel
The steamer CITY Of Berlin few
years ago was tho crack Atlantic
voyageI; now she is "insufierably
slow" requiring eight days to make
tho trip. The close Of the fifth day
now inds tho Greyhound" not far
from port; at ouce 1, must be there
aud moored by that time, and then
commences the process Of chipping oil
fragments from the five-day record
and bringing 1t nearer and nearer TO
four until perhaps there VIII be no
fraction OF II remaining. Then what?
will We still BE- able to 20 on curtaillng
time or will siagnation be followed
percbanoe by reaction? No one eau
tell. II Is enough now TO rate the City
Of Berlin anu its associates IA back
numbers altogether, for vessels that
beat her two days viii, by the Cam.
pania aud Gigantic, be relegated to
the second class; the former OF these
is set down for hut fraction over Ave
days aud the builders OF the later
promise n trip from Fastnet to Sandy
Hook In 100 hoursl
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DeeervluH p-.s>N.

We deslre to say to our citizens, tina,
for ycnrs we have been selling DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric
,Biitcn, and have never handled rom.
eties that sell rs well, or that hrvs
given such universal satisfaction. ws
do not hesitate 10 guarantee them every
time, and We stand ready to refund
ehs pnrchasc price, n satisfactory rs-
cults do not follow their uso. Thee
Comedies have won their great popu.
larity purely on their merits. A. o..
nxaith q CO.. druggiste. lee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

Mr.. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug.
gist, aud a prominent citizen Of this
pnterprising town, says: al sell come
forty different kinds OF cough medl.
cines, but have never IN my expert.
ence sold so much OF any one article
rs have OF BaHdyd's Horohou,id
Syrup. All who uec II say It IL the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, and all diseases OF the
Throat aud Lungs, they have ever
tried" IL Ia n specific for Group and
Whooping Cough. IL viii relieved a
Cough ip one minute. Contains no
opiales. Sold by z. g. NJ. I. Drug
Dept 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

grees Of learning and social standing,
and various riits and accomplishments.
Among them were poets, historians,
Iawgivers, kings, shepherds orator.,
statesmen, but all agree in ropresen''
ing the weather and It's laws as under
the control ami suleriniendence Of
God.
A few quotations will illustrate this:
Sing unto the Lord with Thanksgiving
who covers the heaven with
clouds, who prepare. rain Tor tho Garth,
who makes grass grow upon tho noun
tains. lie gives snow like wool
lie scnlters hoasifost like ashes Tie casls
forth His leo liko norscls; who can stand
before His cold? Psalms cXivli: =
~.
Lot us fear tho Lord our God. that
givoth rain, both tho former and tho
latter, In His season. IIo resuryeth unto
us tho appointed weeks OF tho harvest.
Jor. v: "a.
Seismic disturbances are In the same
why represented rs being under the
LORDS control:
Ito rebukoth the sea, and makeih II,
dry, and dricth mp oil tho rivers. Hasan
languisheth; and Carmel, and The Hover
OF Lebanon ianguishoth. Tho mountains
quake at Hin, and tho hills melt, and
the earth IL burned at His presence, yea
the world, and oil that dwell therein.
Who can stand before His indignation,
and who can abide In tho nurccnOss a.
Hts anger? Iii, fury il poured out like
fro and the rocks are thrown down
by Him. Nah. l; 30.
From tho New Tcslamen. writers
we quote:
lilo makoth His sun risc on the OWL
and on tho good and Eondcih rain on tho
lust and unjust Ma.th. VI IS.
Nevertheless He lett not Himself
without witness, IN that lilo did good,
and gave us rain from heaven aud fruit
ful seasons. Acts. ziyi II.
This philosophy may not explain the
immediate causes Of rain, snow anu
frost. 1t leaves that IN open field to
diligcnt research. But II certainly
gives the most satisfactory account Of
the first cause Of II, thesource 10 which
s,nda,, -nd =, t., ~ ,,',,.,,, -,
,mn,a ,ood 70, oon,.rnI,,,on aod,,
mia a,,.nd. ~ Al, don,,,man,s =, u,s
wond.,,ni c,.s,,on
r., ,,,ts .aau,a,ta.
=, ,no ma, % ..oa,, a., 49,, 49, 49,
o,os,n. -, =, ,,,,s d,.a's.,,,s. 49,.
hv sno,sn, n,.rha,s dasp,,,,." 49, So
s.,ssSl. ,as aa,,,,,a, ",....''s..t.,
1,-,,.... NJ :,
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Bniia,d,s snow Linimsnt.

Mp. Hamilton, Cambridge, ILL.,,
says l had the rheumatism 90 bad I
could not rnife my hnnl 10 my head.
BdHard's SaoD Imminent has entirely
cured me. take pleasure In Inform.
iug my noighbors aud friends what II
has done for me. Chas. Handley,
clerk for Lay & Lyman, Kewanee,
Ills, advises us Snow Lininient cured
him OF Rheumatism. Why not try ~?
II will surely do you good. Itcures al
Inflammation, Wounds, Sores, Cuts,
Bprainf, etc.
Sold by z. O. NJ. I. Drug Dept. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

Judging by the native cunning which
this oriental race has exhibited IN 'ne
United States, it win not be many
years before the "heaihen Chlnee,"
II congregated In South America In
such numbcrs as Is proposed In tne
presSnt scheme, will show the coffee
planters n trick worth two Of pressing
them into serfdom, and will themselves
become plantation proprielon and COM
petitors In such O way that the BFazili-
ans will be far more eager to got rid Of
their presence than they now are TO
secure their cheap labor.
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ZEE vow THINNING.

oiwhat you ought To lake wnen you
70 TO the Woild's Fair? Your outfit
will not be- com lete without u bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cole, Cholera and
Dlarrhml Remedy. The change OF
water and diet, fatigue and irregular
habits, during your trip ARE almost
certain TO produce diarrhma and n dose
or two OF this remedy may save you
serious slcku,s' and perhaps much
expense. Procure II before leaving
home. 20 and 80 cent bottles for sale
by n. &. NJ. I. Drug Dept. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
A sound Liver rinke- "A Wen Wan.

Are you BIZ us, Cons,ipa,ed or
troubled with Jauudicc, Sick Head
ache, Bad taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,. Hot Dry Skin, Pain Ia
Back aud between the Shoulder,
Chills and Fever, eto7 II you have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver 10
out OF order, and your blood IL slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
doee not act properly. Herbine will
cure any disorder Of tho Liver,
Stomach or Bowels. 1t has no equal
as a Liver Medicine. Price rs cents.
Free trial bottles at 2. @. NJ. 1. Drug
Dept iy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

Many notes payable to the Ametl.
can Commercial and Collectinc
Agency (of Chicaao, H. have been
taken from my office without author.
lily, and the Individuals executing ana
owing on any note payable to said
agency are hereby notified 10 make no
payment on the same except to the
undersigned, FRANCIS q. LUKE,
General Agent of sald Agency for
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

Are extracted annually by ignorant
and dishonest dentists, that ought not
TO be.
DR.. Hewett & Son, Dooley Block,
save all the tetth however badly oh
cessed or decayed permanently. Al o
do all kinds Of plate, crown and
bridge work; best in tho clty,at reason.
able prleea.
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opoued out rather i0ausricioualy. Per
haps, however. 4. will be o case OF
bad beginni ng and good ending; We
hope so, anyway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

Get your Abstracts Of Title at the
County Recorders office. They are
made directly from the original records.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

For beauty, for comfort, for improve
ment Of the complexion, use only Poz-
zonPs Powder; there IL no equal to II. 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

$3.50 Piano for 5000. Must be sold at
once. Apply 6l7 South, West Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06
Here l. Something Good Tor Your
Rheumatic Friends.

II any OF your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read
this:
LYScHBURo, Va, All Is, 1893.
desire TO cay that Cbamberlain's
Pain Balm has cured one Of our clti.
zens Of rheumatism OF two year,
standing. One bottle did the work
This gentleman, Mr.. II. II. Parne |,
ticket agent Of the g. & o. II. r.. now
recommends Pain Balm TO all his
friends. Il. q. Helbig. 80 cont bottles
for sale by u. q. NJ. /. Drug Dept. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06

Colima Coffee II unequaled for
Purity aud Flavor, Barlow Thompson
Grocery Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-25

BLAINE. July 2A-lSpeeiaL + Percy
Bros shingis mill. with an output of &c.,
oo daily. started in active operation to-
dsy. A stock company Of shingie men
living in this city has bsen organized to
run the mill. They all work in the mill
and take shingles for their pay or wait for
returns on the shipments. This move
Dens meeting With the approval Of the
ioeeers. the company will be supplied With
Ill the logs they can use. Davis & Hunter
are talking Of starting their shingis mill
on similar plan.
]. w. David, the Democratic postmas-
Ter. took charge Of the postofiics on FRI
day. July n
7. A. Kennedy. the Democratic deputy
collector. took charge Of the customs once
here on the 18th.
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MONTH YAKIMA, July A-TSpecial. IA
courier today arrived from Wenas with
news Of the loss of the residence OF Ed
ward Tsylor BY fire. Loss. $1,000
Early this morning the barn Of Fl. A.
Grimm, In this city, Was discovered to be
on fire. Notwithstanding strenuous efforts
to extricats her. . valuable mare was lost
in the flames.
A historical character arrived here to-
day. being b. Goodwin. the first claim
owner in the Swauk mining district Good
win 10 just - enthusiastic now a. then
and has many tales - rotate concerning
the richness Of the mines. He reports that
$50 miners are working claims in that
vicinity.
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TEE STATE OF rRApG.


sAs FRAse,scc. Juiy 2a--Ths local
and business IL duh In nearly oil lines.
Tbs produce markets were quiet this
Gornins.
Ss.iaer vegetables nor fresh fruit cleaned
~ veil, although receipts werc light.
tsathss arc weak and tomatoes are lower
Potatoes and onions are steady.
Batter and cheese are firm for the liner
szsdss and common eggs are weak 1t quo
nsiesA
Poultry II dull and In heavy supply.
Produce receipts Flour, quarter sacks,
GSS; Oregon. 500; wheat. ccntais. Ss.-
~. Oregon. 3. s2s; barley. centals. 10 30:
esss. eeniais. 2.5.ss. Oregon. 1857: corn,
ern. iS5, potatoes, sacks. l.6il. onions,
0cks, $50
Hou.-we quote. net cash prices. For
hsay extras. s. loot - per bbi: bakers
e1lfae. Sof -; superfins, -. S0L3. -
Business continues Of fair pro-
roftsnns. with prices easy IT . range Of
sHh&t ie,S per Genital FOR good to choice
saPpinT. and &L1eeI25 per GENITAL for
oiainE grades.
hRIey-Reeeipts were unusually large
scaay Aad prices were shade easier. We
taSss IS follows: Feed, 77'Sc per cental
sof good quality. and SIC for choice.
~sssng, eeVSsLte's per GENITAL.
Va't%l1iet and unchanged. We quote
"a surprise. 81 soesi+s. milling, fl3.is
elN. fancy feed. 81 81 A.: good tn
enssce, ~ ssef 10: common In fair, 81. log
~ gray. 81 sDcti. 81; black, $LIo3L2D
pef Genital
cALL BOARD.
relieving are the sales recorded at tho
al ooard today:
Wheat Morning. informal session: he
SSs@e ~ to tons. $i.2aia GO tons. ti.sssA:
soas, VI ss per GENITAL. Regular ses-
IVA December, coo tons, &i.a7.. go
Ras us, per ceatas.
~ ssnsy-ln:ormsl session: December.
=. ssas. sac; M tons. sa'sc. Seller. i>sS.
p..m ioas. sc per Genital Barley
ss, ss sesssoa; December. a0 tons,
49, an soo.. >9y e. Seller. lSs3. new,
.eas ssse, sNn tons, SlI.e per eenta,.
., ssassfnnoa- " Acat; December. loo tcns.
g nc tons 81. Sois 100 tons. ST. ois.
!, sss isS. afser Angus; |, 40 tons.
seller. issS. new. leo tons. N.is
.na'sss-peeemher. 100 tons, saAc per
a5s~ On sight, New York, r<r $ton.
ss~Eiing Allls-on London, today
ssses aars. be- ounce, toessal.e: Mex
@sa dollars, 81 ses6sc.
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SAN FRAxciseo. July A-The steamer
Walla walia sailed for the Sound today
carrying the following passengers for Sc
attic and Tacoma:
For Seattlc-Mrs. L. C. Darling. T. H.
Cam. e. r. Brow. J. H. Kirkland. Mrs.
r. Sonorud. Miss Iovingood. Mrs. A. NJ.
Meydenbaur. Hobart Clark, f. d. Good
rich, Mrs. Emerson and daughter. Miss X.
O'Donneil, Mrs. O'Neill and two children.
Miss f. Sinclair, II. r. Flood. Mrs. Har-
dor. N. 4. Scott and wife, John Lord and
wife aud II. w. Peck.
For Tacoma-C. NJ. Wilson. ]. A.
Hanna, II. b. Els. H. Sawyer. r. Sawyer
and Mrs. Dali
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u...y.ur Address Cerr-cs.

rss s,s,y n.rccsusy TO- the ccrreas rear % ncw
IN mas. aay cas- having made csanrs Ia
tsx., sasinsss iara:sor Of place al Fessdsnse can
have -. correction made BY notifying BY mAsi
az esEsrw,sa Posk's seattle psrccfory eoss-
psny q Aaxwell easiatag. essy.
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CoGasy. city and school warrants wanted.
Noae:s 10 loan On timber claims r. W.
pr,x.s. v.,om &, Union BLOCH
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LONDON srock EXCHANGE.

LospoS. July es.-Stocks opened dull
and unsettled. partly due to the uncer-
taintY about the Frsnee-Siamese dispute.
Suttes. & Co., stock brokers, failed.
FISASCIAi-