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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-22

This tahzs does not laIiy show thu havoc
wrought BY free silver IN the Republican
party In Eastern Washington. because Of
the holdoser senators. OF the Rspubli-
can senators from Eastern Washington Q
ere heiaovsrs. Beth the Democrat sena-
tors from Eastern Washington are hold
overs. ons of the districts tCelnmsisl is
nos Republican. the other. tIsinooinl Pop
nilst Tbs Republicans would probably
Popuiisis 10 Spokane II there had bean
an elscflon In the hoidovsr dlssricis-
IL viii be seen THAI fhe Republicans Of
Eastern Washington hare jast enough
members 20 elect senator: that tbs Popu-
list strsagth IL ehlsly an Eastern Wash
isgson. sad that the Democrats are not
mach stronger In Western than Ia Eastern
Washington. Two Of taesr four Western
Washington holdovsr senators sshAw OF
Clarke and Donshoe Of LerisD are from
districts nov Republican.
1he Talk Of . combination bs.wsen
soathwsstsrn Washington and Pierce
county ON senasor sounds oil right. bat
John L. Nlson seems 20 have g strong fol-
losing ia Ghshalls. PsolLc, Wahkiakum
and Lewis counties. while Pisree has q
candidate of her owa. spokaao county
Republicans are hopsaessiy divided. and
Pierce seems better asiIsd shAn hereto
fore. The foPuiasss wiEi prossbiv vote as
. anti They outnDmssT the Democrats
nearly thrss 10 one.
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M.nsy Gsarss 81 srnss~r Fs>.


THE r<crie a. SkArss ccurfy VIII be
xnss-rxs~1 GO En1w thai Scna8o-
Louis Fo~s. repre.entang his hnnae
disr~ir< In Perez cosntv IN the state
legislature. b1s e1nsesy identified vsxa
Sxazsx eozntw bscxsse Of hn business
iussrezs here nss -enonncec his alle-
Easnre 10 xhs DemoE-xxac party and de-
esnr~c has tns3nssnn o. acting with thu Re-
uu1liexns In the forthcoming sessson os the
legislature Senator Toss naxas manlv
dscta-xzior o. lis purpose nnc sara be u
fusiv p-ena-c6 ~ snsEI4y his action In az
inss-viev yesterdsy he szsd. Il hsve
found usvsrlf comre.led 20 pursus tnls
course. because rhe Democratic party,
with which ! have been Allied. has
scsoauEeiv failed 70 keep k1y o.
sts promises 50 the psoyse.
"a attitude Oh she ss-l1 QUESTION has been
weak and vxsciiistInE. 70 the ut tar de-
st-uction of con tdencs. thus prccipzrarzng
the business interests os the count-v 10
she verge of rain. IA Il rhis we're
NOT caongh,s continued MI Foss
uoinsmenss Of this state have
been eIven In recognition OF only the
worst. mosE vicious essEnsnts Of the party.
The leaders Of the party have been ignored
and possisn Of the most obnoxious type
has controlled the appointments
Mr.. Foss suppieEnentx tns feature q Ms
remarks with Illustrations that fully Jus
fffy him IN bis rspudastlor Of Democracy.
e. o. sae signshcantly remarks, he voElc
maintain his ssif-reerecI
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Gissmy TfDss In sehraska win Fsps-
alass N CentxoL

Gissmy Times In sehraska win Fsps-
1lsss N Control
Mr.. Fzhrman 10 . close observer and
gives q gloomy account Of the condition
Of affairs al over the East While in
Omaha he was the guest of his cid friend.
Hon. Edward Rosewster, editor Of the
Omaha Bee. In an interview with .
reporter Of the PosT-IzTEllzeEscEa yes
terday he said:
the election OF Populis. governor IN
Nebraska was IN no sense Que 20 any
increase Of popnlism IN that state. Both
the Republican and Democratic parties
we're divided and the stronger fsctlon OF
the latter Endorsed the Populis.
NOMINEES. The real cause Of the
dsfeas Of mr. Majors the EepEbii-
Of the Bee That paper opposed his noni-
nation and Immediately after the corven-
ton bottled, and The result wes more q vic
tory for the Bee than for Populism- The
failure Of crops In Nebraska 10 causing
very hard times there. In Omala you
can rent whole brick block on Farnhsm
stree. for So month. Many Of the best
buildings are vacant and esnnos tnd ten
ants ~ any price They formerly eiaiEns6
i50. 600 population. but the registration Of
voters this year is only 1s,0oQ against e.
600 few years aga. Lincoln. keb.. Claim
ing 80. coo 10 6o.09o psopie. this year only
registered ESQ voters. against former
registration Of IL, 000 and oser-
.in Chicago BRICK fixte that formerly
rented for $50 O month can new be had at
80, and well furnished ~ that The only
two places In the East that will at all
compare with Seattle are New York AND
Chicago The hard times have affected
them al, but Seattle has everything 70 be
proud Of, and has wonderful record n
compared with other and larger cities"
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FofELGsm az COLORADO AND
MINNESOTA.


rorulisrn ls bar.ed in Colorado forever
Henry r. Wolsott, y tbs Colorado Fusl
and Iron Company, a bsoshsr Of United
States Senator Moaeott. Is . leading
authority spr shis ssasamsnt HE says:
s'The people Of Colorado IN 1877 snag-
gsFale1 the A1apogtaDcs OF silver 10 the
prosperity OF the ssats aud practically. BY
default. allowed Waite - become gov
srnoF. We have since seen cur mistake
sad iuEnsa him 9nt ~ en- emphatic ma
5ariks. Nov that &c have demonstrated
that Colorado IL not really controlled hv
kAe I9pQllsts, "a fsCt that &c have buried
tasga bsyoad the hope 81 resurrection, /
DO net ses wbs the state shoald not PRO
gfsSs IA the matter Of material prosperity
- rapidly "a j. did before Wsite's acct
aentaa sssTstsen 50 puzzle ktfs created dis
trust aud eppfe80nSlau. We have lived
c0su sise sdss that silver - tie raainstay
Of the states prosperity. We Nili mine
shis rear a. per cent more sold than last
year.
In Minnesota she Fopulsst defeat va.
saaalg ssgulEeaeL Tie Repsslseaa cam
pAsxn was seesht aaG 81 ees. Nelson frosn
Beginning - end 81 ogposilaea 30 the folly
Of Tree silver sasnaxs. aaa tAs result ga.
the moss sw ssnlng victory Tor tie Eegah-
iaeaa party anown for many years. Ia
tssse The Eepaeassaa candidate Ter Eavexner
sss barely elected. rsos'viag s. III votes -
-. SIS Ger sac Democrats ssnatdnts sn6
q. sis Tor a Farmers Allianss nsainss--
leaving hsza 8 zss sAegt of majority. In
tsas sAs Es2aalisAzs elected shs sovsrnor
- -, 80 setss 10 sAoss Dsmoorasle and
D.. "a Fopaliss--lsav.as HIN - DasAaTs q
nA5assiy. Thls year. e. ne oshss hAna.
Ale Republican candidate ass oaiy 9sseAis
tas fopaiiss by "a immeass plurality,
assss eo.esa spp.reasly. sEs hss Gear
majority Of several thousand evss holA
Democrats aaS Fopalisss. sAs --latest re-
tarns standing 10 10 Republican to sled
hopai.si snS $3.50 Democratic. or isA6ss
fes tas eeRosassea. Ire fopassss fasson
candidate ter supreme eoaxs Judge was
aesssa under a paaFsllty Of 3a.oca Thss
- EsHaArkaAsa ssesSry IN state where
sAsss hAs hese a. slArmsnx growth Of
fesalsssa ssaes iSSs2 Tai. ropnsisi craze
sas fsakhs anasaeA.nsy Egozn sks Ersa BIZ
sks 81. eaai Issaess RsesA ~AlSA has al.
ways eeen teNsr ~ sGzsagsh foF hsaass
nzonsY IA tAs NaTsAwsss. And by ass.
kauts Aessoa. > mAH II Scandinavia
he'd. Aad * grs<s nsrsl e. rags and
ls6spsnasnae - Boilsiss.
s~--~@--~-~~-a-n
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CoLvrIIs, Nov. ia-Ispecial. The elee-
ton In stevens county wss . clean sweep
for the Popu!ists, with tas exception Of
the sheriff. q. r. Mcmillan. the present
incumbent, leading William Graham, Pop
nlst. ~ shirty.one votes on the ossciAi
count. Robert Fountain was elected
county commissioner for the third dis
tEaet BY plurality Of three over kcEvers.
Republican. Both Mcmillan aud Foznt-
ain are Democrats. Every other oEcsr
ssscied thIs year In the county is . Peru
lat pure aud s1mple There were / Te4
votes cast IN the eoansy, distributed a.
foilowss
noolistIs 5T3, Hyde els. Cation 80
heasion 1sa. Adams Sis. Van Patton sal.
Judges saprenas court, Dun bar $50. GoxdSa
81, Alien -, Shsrpstein SIS, Forest 81
hsady az state senator. Field. Pep.
80. Savage. Rep, Sas; Fsrxuson. Dsra..
S2a Representative. PENS Pop.. SIS:
ATKINS. Rep, as; AIRS. DEM, a. Az
90, StAgksy. Dem. g7a coanty essrx
Ledssswood. Pop, 76S; RottorE Rer-
ss; shsplaz. Dem, Ssa Treasures. Il.
s.s1e. Pop. M. Camnbsll Rem 80.
1ossisr. Dam, SOL Sheriff. Grahsrn'
I'ar., 60; lsatsr. Rep., sT8: McMaslxn.
Aesn, 81. Coanty attorney. MANS, Pap-,
80 kseasr, Hep. els S.aser, Dem, ssa
sesool sapsrlntsaaeaa saith. Pon. $40;
EAEry. Rep, IS; D9siAna. Dem, ~ Az
ssssoT. E'Anksy. Pep. ss-; Fersuson.
hep. ss5; Jarvis. Dsra.. 30 sarvsvor.
4aozzss. Pop. ss3: Damn. RsfA. o.:
1no1aS. DEM. 2sa Coroner. sstfsora.
Pop sGTs Fscx. Rep, GS3: Psnksssa.
Dscss.s "a Commisssonsr second sslssrIcs.
Wosfares Pom. SO. SsiExel. Rsr., ISs.
EisAo1. DEM. 2-S CasnanissioasE Thsra
eissFsek. Saith. Pop. 81; MeEvers. gen.
@a1s kounGasn. Denl, -
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DE. Iord'S DIG frseads NJ Little Rock
Deaounce Nichols Charges.
The charges preferred against Presiding
Elder T. b. Ford, of this Methodist Epis-
copal district. by Rev. N. Il Nichols. has
called forth an expression of conhdencs
from his friends ~ Little Rock, Ark,
where be formerly resided and had .
pa.torase. Mr. Ford recently rsoeivsd g
marked copy Of the Daily A-konsos Pres
containing the following resolutions,
drawn up Oh October i by the Official
board OF the Main street Methodist Epis-
copai church. Of Little Rock:
wv HKKEAs. An article rejecting on our
greatly beloved and honored former fellow
townsman, pastor and presiding elder. has
appeared ia paper Of Seattle. Wash. and
been copied hy and published in 9 news
paper of Little Rock,
''Resoleed That IL Is with regret ana sad
ness fhaf we take notice Of an article pub
hshec ~ Seattle. Wash, September "a,
and repuoslshed by tie Little Rock DAILY
Press. rejecting upon tie character OF the
Rev. i b. Ford, late presiding elder OF
Latte Rock district and pastor Of Main
street Methodist Episcopal church.
THAT II is with pleasure that we hereby
certify to the moral and spiritual chsrac-
ter Of the Rev. 7. L. Ford and his noble
wife. and from our personal knowlsdge
and acquaintance with them for upward
OF fourteen years and from the farther
fac. that Brother Ford and family resided
fer many years in She city OF Little Rock
and was pastor Of Main Street Vi. T.
church and our presiding elder for MANY
terms and resided IN csr midst from isso
up TO lss2. ths date Of his departure from
Arkansas 10 Washington. snd during tnaf
sntsre time be eniove1 the respect Of the
entire community where he resided ard
esteem and admiration Of his conxrega-
tlon and members OF the Official board
We believe that the charges made hy the
Rev. NJ. ID Nichols against the Rev. 7. b.
Ford and his estimable wife are false and
vicious IN every particular.
'OnF heartfelt sympathy gees ont ter
brother Ford and his vie in this time OF
their great trials under said accusation.
and we eslsevs that after having passed
through the fiery furnace OF persecution
they viii come forth in Brightness and as
pure IS gold tried in the ire.
w. c. LEWIS. p c.
'Cos Aitenberg. Rec. Steward"
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Hsv Asto. Kusinss.is Died.

81. PETERSBURG, Nov. el-Ths death o.
Rubinssein, the celebrated pianist and
composer, On Tuesday morning. ~ Peter
hot, Was unexpected. He was playing
cards until IL o'caack, and was In the best
Of splrats- About 2 g. n. Nine Rubin
stein heard cries in tise direction OF her
husbands bedroom, and running 70 The
eoor found him standing near the entrances
with the bad cover around his shoulders
He was crying win pain. and gaspsd: a
doctor, doctor; j am chokingT Two
physicians were hastily summoned, bat
snear efforts we're unsvaliinE.
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ScrEcx no xzn rrusLxn

The rrsiss - hsrssy vaznsc ns< % psy
arr nsn~y - pavtas Ssvs0snsa.e % -
sssns Of xbe Bsasfss Poss-fxxxzxrs1cA
sxe<rA shs following Who ass tins oniT
szshor1sss srsvslins agents Of tins fosr~
is-xxzssxxrzz. VIZ T. l. MeCsslisu. J. /
Hsvisy and Robert Z La hi. zASs
dsss - sTyss % rsaIdsns agents Of snas
gsper wko s1s sseaisd sr vasious cities
and towns Of fhs Northwest mar 70 pcss-
mastsr.. who sss N al sss~ suthosiss6
70 take subseriy items sSw thu Daily. euD-
Oar ana wssxsx pas4-Is~xsExsEycR
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BEEEgx, Nov. u--The Grand Duke Of
sxs-xeimar dice Of pneumonis last even
ing ~ Cape St Martin
Kari August, Grand Duke O SAKE
Neinsr, Was born a. NesMs- July 81 1854.
and vas married August .. ls7S, 10
Frinesss Famine Of SaxsWelrnar. They
hxye two sons, the eldest, William Ernest
agsd i years. The late grand dixie Was
. cavalry general IN the German army and
was very wealthy. The ponulsrlon Of ths
grand duchy 10 leaz than sc, 000.
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A A. Lindsey, of ols mpia, 10 ct the
Butler.
john Wilson, of New Westminster. i. al
the Butler.
MuE w. O. Magilton. Of snoqnalmie, 4.
a. the Butler.
l. 7. yanHorn, Of Kansas City. il at
the Northern.
Mrs. v. L. oampbsll. of Mount Vernon,
il 1t the Di1ier.
Hon. Levi Ankeny. Of walls walls is
AZ the Northern.
Capt ]. L. Moore, Q lumber dealer Of
r.saAsdv. IL ~ the Dl.ler.
John @. ]. James. q cannsrymsn Of Vic
toria, Is 1t the Arlington
NJ l. Bush and D. T. Reed, tourists Of
Chicago, are ~ The D2lier.
B. 3. Broomell. tie Insurance. man Of
Tacoma, ss al the Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs Vincent Z. Frost, Of Port
land, are ~ the nssr-CiraDd-
L a. Boutwell,, civil engineer OF Port
Townsend, 10 AZ the halnier-Ssrand.
Frank 4. Cole. Of the Fesf Coass Lumber
nsaE, of Tacoma, Ia ~ The Northern.
William Murray Mathew. of Victoria, Is
at the Arlington. en route TO England
A. P. simpson, tourist of Vancouver,
is 81 the kainler-u-anG. en- route 10 New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H DsGkin and Earl
Deakin, Of Yokohama, are at the Rainier
Grand
Il Z Chalmers, the insurance sdiuster
Of San Francisco, - = guest ct the Rainier
Grand
A. ". Lang, . leading citizen OF Van
couyer. Il. G., has moved TO this city with
his parents and family.
Oscar Knox. formerly Of the firm O.
Knox & Damon, has accepted Q position
with George l. Smith. the grcoer Of I002
Second street
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1ss&. sas Tnsr-d STAKES -<fusse 20 inse-fers.
alEnn1re Ezfuz CAo8ss. - eaoausnEly
pas2a@e ss~ rzse ct Hraez-- In 1s1s Is
Henrv Car did sans Of G-s~ce u ia
AnE yet sossxv the Tn1ss6 Ssxtss - sszs6
~ meSfzse bes~ezn japan and CANA. 70
p-~wsnt TIE s-eocAsns swGra q Japan
k-oz cutting aCwz shs back fs-ess *
Oriental Rcz-nonssn sszs dx-keus the
knrx az (sf.xre
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somsshfnx 1h~y SHOULD Knew in Adda-
tier To I2nxuxErs and Nasie-


!. ess 6eeu eyazcAs sad STAT werzez keep
sae doctors ave Tass q Ekr. saozsa 1ee-n .
lz<<ss Fse1ch az1 ss~r-aax. &zd 3 1.s-zs rusze
fs esxszeerac Of nscrs cursequ@uce sasn xha.
shs snoul2 kacw the asws Of ae- o~a liz 80
Ka< weird Is fzll 81 slexsy worana wAe rasEet %
sel. They ere pale sad ne-vaus, martyrs 50
hss1scse sE6 Id gsktscza. ss5 tssey ee.1psez.
thss s-ske ssnst Eai1r pscss Eser-
Wei. isazes, there - Ess Tie - sShsess neec Of
fais state Of things IeEr Estas n Eas back
end year sr19rtng fsus2 heavy cesos after q
tg15nx expseare 10 sus-EEAA Or wirs-r ar
sAEp-y zssae snss goa nse6 soEastaEzs - ressrs
tes 9sxginE eEe~gies o. .sur SesasS- oace gss
tie pEoo2 ciseEl4s1zx orssxly and tie nerves n
pzoyss snaps. saa pct VII DC sa-p-lzs1 70 ses
hew seoa jog vii h~ raa Of hal Ea4ssrxbAs.
kGif-ssex condition
The standard sszrEzziznt for aS1-g women n
Dnsy's Pcrs Mali Elsksy. Afser werk In tbs
koussnole, wary ~ . skck ee1- ero<aeaai
strata o. eziy Of tts o.her coEHe1 cGusss Of
cse4IEsy IN voneE. DGsyss Pure Mali l. q very
soeat&in Of nev lie. Il Is p-epa-e1 ~ skisise
chemists and 10 free t-on aryrelsg .eAS could
possibly he harmful
Not o beverage. b1s en- article rich In neclcs-
Ia virtue. ~ urges tina torpid body 60 q prepsr
Ys~EorRsace o. g.. It's fE1cslo1s- Enerere< q
perfeox vhoiesoEas szina4xnf IL wanted. Duff
rars Malt Is prescribed Ladies recommend IL
30 a osnsr
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believing r~utserne1 wsr~ ro-zsa sssc lar
ria Various pfsc-s 20 h@ Tied ns
tne city -lsrtign O. tbs 1-st Tuesday IN
D~cernhsr- Fur mayer. Darl1 csswarE'
fnv treasurer. Gsn--~ Gregg lar c-erk. !
" DEnlav: for s-sa-nev. II. Tooers fer
marshal. John A Mesa: Ter coancllr.aen
fer xw5 years. A. Ideally. J. & Mitchell
ana George Gates for curnrzlrzss r-ss~
lx-r~. MAG Wood: for councilman SO IL
sae vsczncy left pv removal ~ j. Z Greg
from the CIV. E. ?. kxna.
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rw~s d.wzs ss< Pcresss ss1s rres NJ. sss
rrsr- 81 rnEsen ve~ %. ths Fspzlis; vess
ross dcwE- IN snr w~sS. na-a 10 THE TO
IIfzrsl s&~arsss<< fer Rsrn hszxs r. tas
Es~En~~~z. vsraE IL wuu1e s~sz a2-znss.
Is ssnses - e sss- sA-.r~aAar Of sr-irzi-
terra Purchases sdssd O. ths nznzsss q
Rr.z.zsisfx
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should: the VIII power - weakened,
r1oxbsd fears haunt him and nav result
II confirmed hypochondria, Or r1eiAn-
eholia and. finally. IN soffing of the brain,
EPILEPSY, FITS =. paralysis, loconosor
atAxia and even in dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such
urEortuaates 10 health and happiness, Is
the am of the publishers Of book OF
It's pages. written IN plain bat ehkste
Language, on the nature, symptoms and
cf'raE5llty. hv hoEle-sreasrneat. OF such
diseases THIS book viii be sent sealed,
n plain envelope. on receipt OF this no
tee with ten ccnts IN stamps. for post
age. address, Words DisrcnsaTy Nei-
ical Association. B1aalo, -. i.
Fer r-Sore than quarter Of centurv
physicians connected with this widely
celebrated Institution have made ire
treatment Of Ire diseases aSove limited q.
their speciality. Thousands have con-
sailed fh-En hy letter ard received advice
and medicines which have resulted IL
permanent cures.
Sufferers from premature old eye, or
loss of power, viii find rach Of izssrsss
g The book above mentioned.
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AsHrv1Lzx. y. C.. Nov. M--Miss Mary
l. Stevenson, daughter OF the vice presi-
dent, VINO mas been confined TO her room
with sn attack Of pneumonia. is no better
today. Hope of bar ultimate recovery has
besn about given up.
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The efselal rsEaras from Dkanossn
county sIecs frank Al. Baum. Den., rep
rsseative in the ierislsturs by 81 plurality.
The Republicans have r. msjesity In the
lsgisiasare Oh joint ballot. fess and Camp
l,eil. hoIdover Democrats from Pierce.
hsviag turned Republican. Considering
the state By geographical divisions, the
legislature will stand
KxsfxRx wAsHfxaTox
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Lord Randolph chureaiii's Iii.ssa

LoEpoE. Nov. GA private dispatch
received from India says the condition Of
Lord Randolph Churchill il very nnsstis-
factory
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NINE M YALEsS
Excelsior Hair Tonic

stops hair tasiias u - hoarx oniy reraeev
knovn on eesfE te rostcre gray hair 20 ia nafurz
oesox w1sneus cyA Absolutely pnreL pvics al
Sod In Seattle ov al frss-clsss dru~rx-.
Vo0snAls ~ ssswsrs d Holmes Drug Con Barr.
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@W S22&&s A&A-6-
ser1pG, and the
sand and one de-
Of mind
and body that
result; from, I'M
natural. peruid-
Gus habits usual-
" contracted IN
youth, through
Ignorance, Is
thereby inespac-
itased to thor
oughiv enjoy
life he feels
tired, siritless
kand drowsv ; his
slcep iSdiStur5ed
land docs not re-
fresh him as Il
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powde
Awarded Gold M>Szi Msawinfrz Fsir. Sxz FrznGizca

storehouse No. or Jeffrey & Co., New
York, wns Quilted by IRE Tuesday night
The loss IL estimated 81 ass, 900.
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fis*Ssat setsaa 10 L.s xgsAG Pogaslss
sess-m&Ass - L<xss xAs assss u eos.s.
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cheerful spirits and the ability 70 fully
ecloy life, come oaiy with a healthy
body and mind The Young
rian who suffers from ne-v-
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