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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-26

Ihta hsndsofas and sssi-appointsd hotel. tust
fnissce The rAss rear. and elegantly tsrnisnea
throughout visa al tue eonforsa aa6 coaveas-
snces OF noasra private residence. aud esn-
tfa.ay icca.sd on the North seassls cable line At
be eornef Of Rap up.ican and Pop.sr streets, is
aow under The furervlsicn OF Nrs Hammond.
WHO has In tho fss months OF her occupancy
proven herself . most CO pabas End popaiaf man
aEer. This rev complstei aac established in
s:trtton was projected - meet the needs Of
women and girls coming 10 the city on bsisaness
or pleasure, and fer tie bassnsss women OF eur
csty, Eary oil whom By honesty and fidelity
have bssn enabled 20 push their way aienx most
Of the lines OF fndussry IA which success In
vsiyss tact. rapid movement ANA faifAsanexs 70
detail: snd. too, By society OF homs-owninz.
principally, saa homs-!oviug wonaen. who rec
oxnise IN the rapid advancement OF all classes
aaa tseir ever changing relation that the
business gtri OF tais ysar-tsaehers. s.saog-
rapEess, drsssmsksrs. operators, clerks or
snyos the numerous bssuehss open to their
deft fingers or qaick psrcsption-is liable before
iss close to be called into apsstnsrsh!p Of home
mailing snd that the seit-comnaad gained by
contact with business methods and systematic
detail IL no mean part OF the necessary training
for the complicated obligations OF awell-os-
dered homa The association has spent much
time and money IN Its ereetios and squipment,
with ~ yet light patronage. They are arm.
however. Ia the belief that when better nnasr-
stood 10 will enjoy more ,haa the anticipated
favorable support All young ladies without
the parental roof are cordially inyltsA to 20 out
and LOOK tie house owe. You will be kindly
received, and win find large balls, p!eAsant
dining recms with good table. neat ana airy
cham bsrs, sewing loom with machine. and
large pariors beautifully furnished, Including .
new piano. cnsrxes from - TO Is per week
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Mabel brought in ten tons of
hay yesterday from the snohomish river.
Bark Top Gallant viii finish loading
piles AZ Port B!akeley for San Francisco
next Thursday.
Bark II. X. Ham is at Port Blakeley
loading piles FOR San Francisco, and viii
probably sail this week.
Barkentine Amelia. from San Francisco,
to load lumber for Honolulu, is due az
Port Blakelsy this week.
Steamer Evaugei came in Saturday night
from the San Juan islands with twenty
tons general merchandise and produce.
The steamer w. +. Mnnroe came Ia
Yesterday from Skagit river with thirty
ions OF hay and nfteen tons OF general
merchandise.
Steamer Monticello will so 10 Tacoma
this morning AMI be put On the dry dock
for the purpose of having her bottom
scfaped and repalnted.
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BOSTON STOCK KxcnANoR
CHICAGO MARKETS..
THE BOARD or TRADE

sAE hOAAR VI gHAFA
CHICAGO. Feb. CIV heat-Less active:
opened nc lower; declined &c moro on
disappointing cables, foreign selling at
New York, and the smallest exports from
both coasts In years. together With &
Liberal movement il northwes and mild
weather; closed at the bottom, lie lower
than yesterday. Receipts, 1900 bushels;
shipmsnts. 1900 bushels. Closed: Cash,
57.sc; May. 6Oc-
Corn-steady; cash. size; May, 36sse.
0ats-Easy: cash. 2s3.c, May. 2s1sc.
Rye--46tse.
karley--Nomina
Fiax-Nominai.
Timo;hy.-$if5.
Pork-Easy: May, s1215.
LaTd-Easy; May, SILK
Short ribs-Easv: May, x6.27N
Shouiders-$6 25ef6 So
Short clear--$6. 73a17. I2<.
Whisky-SlIa.
LIVE STOCK
Cattie-Receipts. LOCO head: market
steady; prime to extra steers, 81 s0ea4 50:
good to choice, s4ee4.25; Others, s3td3z5.
Hogs Receipts. 2,iOo head. market
lower; rough and heavy, ~ 66G4 50; pack
ers and mixed, s5@5. 10; prime heavy and
butchers weiThts. IS. l0G5.25; assorted
light. S. 2o6f5.25.
Sheep--Receipts, 500 head; market I'M
changed; top sheep. $s@350; top lambs.
e273N435.
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This IL $s0.o4l IS less than the preceding
week, and 1851. 10 less than for the cor
responding week last year.
Trade has been fairly good during the
past week. and shows steady but slow
improvement despite the fact that city
politics interferes somewhat with busi-
sess. The Trade Register says on this point:
Business is slowly but surely reviving,
and with few exceptions reports are of o
decided increase of trading. Another
month will see the lumber and ehing.e
trade fairly active. with steady and good
market in view. Ii is safe prediction 70
say that this year will give over 50 per
cent. increase of business over last year.
the 6rst four months of which showed an
excsllent volume Of trade, which went TO
roek bottom the last part Of the year."
One of the most noticeable features Of
the week has been the steady advance in
ranch eggs from Is to % and "a cents, but
the market developed weakness on Sat-
urday. tho mild weather having turned
the tide.
There has bssn an advance of u Of cent
per pound on all packing house products
and e additional on fancy smoked meats.
Wheat has actually declined, although
supposed to be ct bedrock before, and quo
tations for export are 49, oents for club
and 49X cents for bluestcm, and merely
nominal at that, nothing whatever being
done.
Potatoes are hrmer. the cold weather
and checking Of shipments having caused
IN advance.
While onions have advanced, many
other vegetables. such Is cabbages, pars-
nips and beets. ara quoted lower.
Salmon became quite scarce during the
cold snap. fishermen having pulled In
their nets. but enough was ut all times on
hand TO supply the local dealers.
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HoTEL ARRIVALS
rn,an. ard Enauislt..

~s,. tatsrsS,r es the compaFsaent car On tss
xorth. western ilas Is ike aiagsJ palace
p.l.fsel res4deaes 90 "a Arabian Aisass ars&H o.
.rlerdor-as TIE vasstos May regard u
Never IL tie aistoEy Of railway tssea sAs
.nxtainx 40 pertss; ia sEeAItsofarss 80 GnaaGs
IN eos fort - sx9essste IN taste. az 80 eossx n
aseagatsas, eesa seen ssteFs. sna u Vas aHas1s
tAe great ssgEss ihAt aisFscsss ins s.s~'s =.
- w,-ls AZ IN. Ces lrna ssa sxposstsoH- taia
rssryslIoEs ear scIspslas aIl csssssL
Tss Scrgn. " .sssxa limited - SsIeaxo CARY.
Ing this toxsrasr vita aasss, sleeper ana ala ag
oa1. caves - Faal every day IL sas yssrs Ssrtas
- shs ssu,s rae 20 IN a. or5snsry sissaanx cat
,. ". fs-ssx. Fsgss sound a<s-s - sAssfy
ssxSss soaSsaa
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SAN FRANCISCO mAxkxrs.
STATE OF TRADE


Ban Francisco. Feb. 24-Ths vegetable
market was quiet; some early stock came
20 hand; rhubarb more plentiful: potatoes
weak at quotations; onions hrm.
The orange market had tendency to
lower prices Three car loads were dis
posed of at auction yesterday.
Choice appIes-Firm and in better SUP
ply.
The butter market WAS lower and stooks
accumuIating.
Eggs-Piling on market from eli quar-
tiers; prices weak.
Cheese Rules firm.
The poultry market Is demoralised under
heavy Eastern arrivals.
Game receipts OF with approaching end
of season.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks,
e23s; wheat, centals, SO, s26. Barley. Gen.
tails. aces; potatoes, sacks, 1905; onions,
sacks. 2S7; bran, sacks. l.216; middlfngs,
sacks. $50; ground screens. l6.
BREspsruYFs AND GRAINS
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, S. 25eG3.s5 per DBL, bakers
extras. So. t5Vf3.25; superfae, s2.40426o
Wheat--Ihe steadier tone noted yester-
day was fairly we'll main stained this morn
Ing, though the situation Was void OF any
thing of an enthusiastic character; quot
able at 9li.c per GENITAL for No. shipping,
and 81 sG1sSs4c for choice offerings: mill
Ing grades are quotable at $ioo@ |. Is per
Genital.
Barisy-The inquiry continues light,
though values show the customary steadi-
ness: feed. 7iisd72i5c per GENITAL for fair
TO good quaisty, 722.c for choice bright;
brewing. s00t99c per GENITAL.
oats-The movement Is slow and con-
fined to small jobhing demand: milling.
Ni2A9tL2o: surprise, $l.2e0gi.3o. fancy
feed. $I.lTis0ai. 20: good tc choice. 81. fo9
Is; poor 10 fair, 9ecegSi0o; black, satse%
si.9; gray, sl.oa} s@ll2is per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight. New York. per 500,
25c premium.
Sterling biIls--On London. 60-day bank,
s4s7.
Silver hars--Per ounce 6oes601fc.
Mexican doliars-5oi@@i5issc.
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MARINE NEWS.

TAToosH, Feb. 26-9s m.--fSpeciai. l.
Light rain; brisk southeast wind. Out
ward-Ship in tow of Wanderer, g. IS a. m /;
tugs Pioneer. Tacoma and Lorne outside.
SEAH BAY, Feb. 25.--5 p.m.-ISpecial.l r.
Light rain; light east wind.
Poar CRESCENT. Feo. 2o.--s .. m.-fSpe-
cial. Parity cloudy; light southwest
wind.
PoRr ANGELES. Feb. 25--5 p. n.-TSpe-
cia.. Partly cloudy; light southwest
wind.
SAN FRaycIsco. Feb 25.--Arrived Str
Columbia, Portland: str City of Puebla.
yictoria; str South Coast. Colum bia river
schr Ralph ]. Long. Coquille river. Sailed
Str Protection. Nsnaimo.
NEW YORK Feb. 35.--Arriysd-La Bour-
sogne Hayre
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
ENGLISH aRAIs xARxEr.

LONDON, Feb. 2l-The weather was
colder and the land drier and In good con-
dition. The wheat market improved on
the cold weather which followed the Amer
lean decline. and is now steady. United
Kingdom trade has been quiet. and on the
continent there has been good demand for
La Plata at fair prices. American parcels
are steady and California and Australian
cargoes firm. The general situation shows
little change and operators are Indifferent.
California prompt 10 quoted at 23s Cd.
LIvKRroor. Feb. 2i--Wheat-Steady :
No. California, IS ld@d5s I'd: Ss. red
Western winter, Is ipdejs.
CONFIRM; mixed Western, IS 81.
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hops-Dun; state, common, i50zzc: Pa
ellie coast. 16e2ac.
MKEcHAyDfsR
Coppcr-Quiet; Lake, 80 72s<.
Lesa-Quiet: domestic, g. 10.
Tin-Noninai.
Conse-options opened unchanged 20
poanfs decline. ruled dull. heavy under
meak cables and unsatisfactory spot cof-
lee market. closed steady at unchangec 20
~ points decline Sales. II,750 tags. in
Guiding, M.rch, si5eoa 1855; May. si5.n
spot Rio. aais. heavy; No. :, iTs<c.
susar-RaE. weak; fair refining. 2T<sa
. l-i6c: centrifugal, Oh test. 3JzG3I.c. Re
hned. quiet: CT "A. 35ses4 3.ioc: mould A.
4ts94 il-l6c; standard A and eonseetion-
ers. 4iS@4 5-l6c: cut loaf aud crushed. 5as
Slice; powdered and cubes. 4sstfa lec.
granalated, 45.Gf 7-l6c.
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TAis agreeable ssa sfncssio~s rsssA PsveR. -
eAhiishsa ey more han twenty pears sxporisneA
1as received the sanction Of the msmberu ~ the
bentai ssd Medical professions Of fhis eify gsasv
ally. and ~ them II II daily rsoemmssdsd axa
prescribed IL 10 ~ pleasant In the apgicasi0A -
% II excellent Ia sts sssofs speedily fsrdsrs ne
esssh whfss asa smooth. chs gums heaishfss ~
t&na arm. cad ny frequent uss viii preserve sAsa
Do this essiraels coaattssn II gradually has a.
fecsaaiiy removes tartar. ana destroysa the pasar
sltisAi snlm sIeain which nexlsot maF have pes-
United ceilecs and pssvsnts ssir further Acca-
mutation. taus serving . eonapists bsausthsg
and prsservsr Of the teeth Microscopic examine
sions have been MAIDS Of the msisss deposited q
ths teeth aat gums q individusis sssessd frsm
all essaes Of society ana ~ svsry variety u bodily
condition, and I'm nearly every animal enA
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist n greas
nunsera kxpersmsne were made fos thsfF ~
novsl and the Ingredients ussa ia Lnain's Toosh
Powder fceaa 70 - nest sHsstaAk 1eatseU-
ing tksm instaaiiy.
Ihreugh ths kindnsss On kssah ~ - -
nitts1 % publish ths fsliswfns
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pACIFIc NAVIGATION Co.-IafoBrAST
l. change. effective February is. 1884, Tacoma,
Seattle kvereft, Ia oaaer ani Nhsdny Island
Route steamer state IL Wsshin ton, daily ex-
csF2 saturday, north Leave Tacoma. 500 n m.
leave ssstf3s 8 =, ma; leave EyereEs. IL 80 . IA
arrive La oEnsf $500 Daily except san
DAY. suuth Returning. leave LeSonDer. 30 ~
sn.s retRraing leave kxefetl 100 q return-
fHg. leave seattle. 3 ;o1 M; arrive Tacoma,
500 n IA s,eppias a. Kamonds. Clinton. Brosn's
poins LsHg eF. GenrsFitss san De spca. Oak Hsr-
har and ttsRsaay. connecting a. seattle with
steamer Fairh&vsa for Aascortes. FsiTaASen and
NhStcana. RsiitagAsm BaF inside Route. steamer
fa3rhaSes. daily excsat sunday Leave Seattle.
100 Lave Anse srtss. go G. IA leave
faiFaaVea. 1889 "a arrive " aatkosu 1 ] .oe a.
IA, returning leave Nhsfconi. aa;9S y IA re-
taraiaS Save EAseaavsH. :tsa q Ia rcsarning
leave AascsFtes $3.50 = r.; srrlYlnx seattle luspo
= "a Passengers can "a RhsaFd steamer al seat
tie at i9sS3 a and eccupy nnrsaz sksx3t
River ksats. ssozEls~ aesrY HALEY ~t.saSes e
sttls toe exesg Monday Wednesday kaA FTt-
&ey. shopping AZ falalsp. stanw0eds fioFenr%. Fir,
~Sazgt ctiy. Nj. NeTnon ard sxen, returning on
s5irraate days Mnsrvss-rac{Sc NaTlzaiioa
CaxnpzaY. Tacoma Merchants seattle: Hsaits
aepsus Eveg stts oregon Improvement Csa3e&sy.
Aascafsss. FAlsaagea Laa9 9osnpAay. f@iEhAFen;
Resfsu han gsf a British Columbia kEsleay
Company. was4eon4- > D. HARMON. Isyesias
fEel.At sat Passenger gent, EeeansA VISA,
telephone Sss \ \ NEE. Genera Manager.
rom 2ss sBr<s susldiaE. Seattle, wAsa-; tsas-
pkcaH GsG-
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Peter Larson, Jay II. Adams aud a. r
Porter. the Spokane contractors. are as the
Northern
lie Atherson, general superintendent.
and |. Maring. travelling auditor Of the
Great Northern Express Company. are ct
thu Northern.
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There were flsd for rtcord Saturday L.
deeds, the considerations sgEresssing
<.a2 Following 10 the list ~ furnished
% Osborne. Trempes 4 Co. ahssractors Of
titles. iis Cherry street, between Front
and Sscond:
K osssao to John Cornell. lot 1, block 1
LAWYERS add. 81
Sheriff 90 John Thiaru, lots 8, Aa6.z.
8. 9, ia 10 aad II. block |, Seuson's aid,
K. Coynier to T. Kanavau, lots "a and Is.
block Denny & Hoyf's ard others. s.. oo0.
Lens P~tersoa 10 Max cler.cas, los IL,
block =. Denny A Hoyt's. 81
c. w. F.aakianA to II. ". Wheeler, lot
3. block Is, n. OF s. A. Bells, ST.
Colrraoia Horne Company 10 q. r. Cady,
lots - ard ~ block o. Columbia. tsea
>. n. Webbe- 30 A. w. Denny. lot {,
bs.sck =. North Seattle. 81
j. D1e5eil TO John Coaway, lots 81 and
y, cAssck A., South Park and Others. $3.50.
y. T. Nelson 10 G. Peterson. lot 6. block
q, West Seattle. sT1.
b. Hendricks 70 C. W. Coriiss, acres In
sec i6, "A. T. 81
A w. Denny 70 r. X. Clarke, los 4
block =. North Seattle, 81. $50
George Pnlver 10 Cherries Kayser. lots 1.
Z azd part Of {. block u, d. T. Denny's
Sd St0O
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xlNIsa STOCKS
NEW YORK MARKETS.
INV YORK sroc1 EXCHANGE.


Enw Yoks, Feb 24-Three-quartsrs of
the days business was done in Sugar and
pistii!ing. The report that duty on raw
and refined sugars was agreed on by the
SENATE committee caused gain OF 2s< per
cent, Of which \ per cent was lost ~ the
close. In nistiillag heavy selling caused
sdec!ine Of So per cent, Of which oniy y
vas recovered on ina sales
Government bends-Flrn.
Peiro,eum-Duii. at solfc asked
IsrosTs AND ExroRrs
Cola imports for ths week. <i9- 600: sil-
vsr, $5o.oa Exports; Gold, $4,000: a.
BANK srArExxSr
Following is the baak statement for the
week ending today, IS compared With TIE
preceding week:
faryume pa-euse
Reserve .............-......$ esLoco .,....-.
stSfs ..-- .e..--.... Atss>AsSs .---~--*
assNi tenders. .............. i,ssStsNe '.-@--'-
spscfs .................... .....-.s te7i.oe
Ice banks now hold s74. So 600 in excess
Of tie 8 per cent. Of legal requirements
FINANCIAL
MonsF-on call easy st l per cent
Pria.s mercantile paper. SGs1 per cent
Sterling exch 90 ge-flrn, with sctual GUS
!ness N bankers bills a. =. sseta.sss. Ter
esnand sna sAs51s3 "a SEA tor sixiy assa
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DAcTYTc COAST srEAMsKrP ccNpAuY-
DADsssA sssAnsrs frsn sssssss - sxsvu
1w ess Yrsnrsses VIA rors rswnssaa saa "
esrsA ~ . . M frxssssgsrs rsossSsa - Sswa e
= NJ FsA 7. IA II. g. -.
T9 AfasxA - Il szs ~, - a.
yDa oas rrnnesscs. fsr v;sfssA 80 Haese
esosA psssA - . -, FsA Z q IL 10. -
re4sss nay - sesasaea ~ - s1Ao es ~ sso-
pAay, 6 oeoan deck. Seast;A
ooopALL PRRExHu . ca.
es1sr& Aeenn. 0an YsansAsA
q. yoGNoox. r sars. eeas1A
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rxsTxMosIAxss
Read whaA yeur dentist has . 60

Read whae yeur Dentist has . 90
shout it:
We have carefully examined The
formula Of LUBIN'S CARBOLIZnD
TOOTH POWDER and ind that u
contains nothing that can In IT,
slightest degree injure the teeth o.
gum. Ii has I'm It's composition
sufficient antiseptic properties 70
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthfnl and firm. It's dailp
use will help to prevent che FORMS
ton of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical snimalculS % ins
furious 10 teeth and gum.
w. Il. GIDDiNas, d. D. 8
GEO. w. BRANDON, d. u. d
GEO. n. FAULKNER, d. D. Z
II. g. ALBIs, ID. u. q.
/. n LESsEy. d. D. s.
II. v. DEsPoR1ES. D. = A
ALBERT J. FoRREST.
C. p. BROWN, d. d q.
GEO. II. MILLER.
JOS. HoUDy.
We s. c0YEE, L.D.S.4MICA9
g. q. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
J. w. PUTNAM.
In. PRATAEK.
EUBYrs TOOTH Powder nsku
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pokr TOWNSEND PORT ANGELES AND
i III S8ASE-S-
-TTAMEE NnSTIrEIIo

rAry E1CErr Nos0kT. TINE GAIA
COMAESCIN MONDAY, DIG Il lea
Leaves seattle loo . H.; JosEseEd. iVss~
re. po1gsEess. 1900 "a arrives fers Aasei--
80 d IA leaves Ferx aseies. 30 p "a leaves
Port Teuasesa % ~ arrives s@atsis, 80
n NlEY lON h ca. ssal1lA Assaks
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Far pamsssx Eytrsts CtistaE. fsagtsy Cezpe
vtils Ekxalzdy. Ft1aAxa ssEx. Anseassas sausi 10
fairharsa ssaone ans VIA s0as. tssxtEs -ea lie
Tuesdays. fa2ESdsEs aa1 "a af&zys 81 "a
Eetsrnsns leaves fhaisssa Wednesdays. EFtssys
ssa Szneays ~ so q IA. iArsdlng At g1ty pccs
THOMPSON nHOs.
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DAILY TIME cAsp
- oiynpsA TAeans asa sssssss
Eo4tA
STEAMER &rLvyoMAH
leawfnE Arr9wsaE
nlyESa at. - m Tacoma s.sean
TEcszsaa a. -faspo o - seAtss a. - 81 Essa
se..i-s - -- 20 pa aeafz. e "a
Cennssszax vita boats fer kAEiscAfe aaz sAslsea
Cay noek fsss 81 kaia ssxesA
FARE TO TACOMA 50 CESTs
gAgTAIS Z wIlLEY. MAaAgA
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EVERETT RnrrE-
II STEAMER GREYHcVHA
uxlzy exespz 9z16ay.
Gum0enang Thz-s6Ay FRA<saTy I0DA
Iva HDna&a. II 10 . m Lvs eeassss - As1sp q
xvs Bvsssss.. szSe . = I've xvsrsrs.. Zee n
ss.s.ss ss.@ s-s.s s ............. 80.
Csonee0 wssA ecass s< Taes0s 81 sneasmsAA
LAa11aE cs..s. 49, fsss g naEe srssk
CIACD TkcEF- y ~ 0oooHCk
FRA eecA
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- Aiasxa. ssA Il ..s ~. - a.

HOOD CANAL HoUTE-
II New PEssseE se stoaA0
DEE.TA
fCaryfas q. q maill leawss Ceinan deek Nm,
6ayA Wednesdays and Fri3ays 81 500 q a for
Xinessea. Per- 0amese. Hasgne seaheck Hftsnen
GewaGIs, Lsitswsor Easia aeecspcrs snd Un.aa
City ard intermediate pcaafs. arriving a Union
City ~ 100 ,. Leaves Unes CITY ~ Z 30 a
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
"A Surgeons Terrible Mistake.

"A few years ago." said Charles J.
r Patterson of Philadelphia, Il learned
Che secret of the life of man who had
2 passed more than quarter of century
with scarcely u smile. He had been a
physician and surgeon and on one occa-
sion had to remove an injured eye in
order TO save the other eye and prevent
total blindness. The night before the
operation he had been drinking heavily
with some friends, and although the
following morning he was sober his
hand was unsteady and his nerves I'M
9, strung.
''After administering chloroform he
made fatal and horrible blunder, re-
moving the well eye by mistake, and
thus consigning his patient to perpetual
{ blindness The moment he discovered
/, his error he turned the man over to a
d competent surgeon, decided everything
ne possessed to him and hurried from
the neighborhood like a convicted thief.
70 The remainder of his life was one con-
slant round Of remorse, and he rapidly
developed into a confirmed misanthrope.
' The secret of his life was known to a
n1mber of people, but when it was
finally revealed to me it explained a
mystery and made me respect the man,
for however grave was his original
blunder, which in some respects was of
,4 course worse than a crime, his repent
ance was of the most genuine charac-
ter. New York Recorder.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02

Where river is polluted by sewage,
millions and billions of dangerous mi
crobes flourish in its water and are car
ried along with it to spread disease and
death around it's banks unless their de-
Velopment is arrested. If the sun does
not shine upon such river, it may be-
come a peril to whole communities.
But if the sunlight does reach it freely
the germs are destroyed, and the water
rs kept comparatively free from infec-
fion.
Recent experiments in Italy have
: shown that sunbeams are able to destroy
bacteria in water at depth of at least
20 inches beneath the surface. One
might almost liken the rays of light in
! such a case to javelins and arrows
piercing an enemy, for it has been
found that the destructive action is
greatly diminished if only the perpen-
s1icular sunbeams fall upon the water,
The slaughter of the microbes is by
Gar the greatest when both perpendicu-
FAR and .oblique rays enter the water I'M
interrupted. Like ship in action, the
ssnn is most powerful when it can rake
she enemy with a cross fire. And it has
40 shoot its tiny arrows Of light long
-way-almost 5000, 900 milesl But,
fortunately for us, they get here and
they are effective YOUTH Compan-
Ion.