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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
Fruit Jars, all sizes, at Nallccs'.

The Grand Trunk engine house is here
after to be heated by steam instead of by
stoves The piping is already completed,
some 10000 feet being necessary to ac-
complish the Job, and the work has been
tested and found satisfactory. This will
be a great Improvement over the past
method of heating this big building.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

send twelve cents in postage stampsto
~ Corcoran Building, Washington. D.
(, and YOU will receive four COMES of
Kate Fields Washington containing
matter ut special interest. GIVE name
and address, and say where vou saw this
advertisement
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
WANTED.

NANIED.-LOCAL AND TRAVEL
ING Statesmen To handle our hardy CAN
ADIAN-GRowN NURSERY SToCK. We puor-
'htee sat'siactlcn to represent ativcS and
Largest growers OF high
grace stock Over 700 acres under cul-
OVATION. No substitution in orders.
Exclusive territory and liberal terms to
whole or part time agents Write us.
STONE AND WELLINGTON,
Montreal, Que.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
]. w. Bcall, Manager.

Parties wishing to have frst-class
laundry work done will do well to leave
Their orders with \. l.. Farmer, agent
for the st. Johnsbury Steam Laundry.
Work positively guaranteed to suit.
Bring IN your work Mondays.
\. l.. FARMER, Agent.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

County Court, grand jury term, con.
vcncs at Gulldhall next wccl; Tuesday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

1t is expected that all schools in the
new High School building, except the
high school will commence the tall term
next Monday morning, and the high
schoo. on Tuesday morning.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

al points ives: over any railroad
AIS" mileage tickets on all principal rail.
roads, for sale by
\. h. DARLING, Island Pond, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

Opera House Block, Island Pond, Vt
Bills collected according to directions of
creditors. Legal documents drawn, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
" II !

~ IS that so many of the pale, weak enact
"leI people are becoming strong, healthy
ana nearly again, causes much surprise and
wonder to their nciShbors. Perhaps you al
ready know the reason.
mere Is nothing so surprisingly wonderful
uncut II after all. 1t is simply the result OF
natural laws-nu more. In Natures lnhora-
'ofN are stored certain roots, herbs and veg
vanG products, the very ingredients MEG ES-
nhhh to q RE these very ommon ills These
INGREDIENTS have been combined and are sold
under the name of
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
Tonight, Thursday, the GUYS.
Fruit Jars, all sizes. at VaIIees'

The Misses Vida and Marion Dunbar
started for Middlebury College last Tues.
day morning to continue their studies
there.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

y nearly new Singer Sewing Machine
Apply at the HERALD Office.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
PORTER Ill. DALE,

A number of fine shotcs. Apply to G
NJ. Dyer, Stewart House, Island Pond.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
TOWN TOPICS.
The GUYS, tonight, Thursday
Fruit Jars. all sizes, ut Nallccs'.

The season OF iudiscliminatc and hearty
hand shaking is over.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES.
ItI<I,rS

W. II. Bishop. Notary Public with
seal. At HERALD office.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

Eddie Mcdonald is still with the Guys
Those who attended this entertainment
last year will bear witness that his re-
mark lble ieatS are alone worth the price
of admission.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

Should the weather prove favorable the
class of 90 of our High School will give
a Jack o lantern party Monday evening,
September II, on the grounds of Mr..
Fred Sadlcir. Refreshments will he
served during the evening and all are
cordially invited to attend.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

Note the advertisement OF cheap cx-
cursion rates by the Grand Trunk Rail.
WHY for a trip to Montreal, 0ucscc and
st. Anne de Bsrsprc, with amplt time
and opportunity to visit each place, the
tickets being good for a least four weeks
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

- q 'Ti - ;.
I r--f,a.,t, o-.z
pG7.1 ! : 500 80, ,y..r,
Z ga ,,:,t, 49,, -, ~,
ijI.,, : * arJ /; ~ >
! "...,1
III. ! : c,.,. ~
c., Nc *! } y W
/H;. = ~ st971aca was
r, " " bad .rdl d, 2
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14

Fruit Jars, all sizes, at Vallees''
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-09-14
SAVINGS BANK.

-,. Isl, Np PONR NATIONAL BANK has
-, ~nings Bank Department for the
.,..>. nf receiving the savings and aCvumu-
i,.,',,s .., an rjtS~rS ufdUpoSitorS.
lists will he received on the following
VIZ. .,-,4ll,>, sum put ON interest shall he
,If DOLLAR and no fractional part OF q
G.Isr shall draw interest.
t,,,,...,t> made during the first four days OF
-, month viii draw interest from the first
I,, .f.th, month. deposits made after the
'.-,E Will draw interest from the first day Of
trrt.lrtytug month.
N,i interest Will he paid on any sum with
i,,,n. tur the time elapsed since the last iu-
ir,,rr., vii! be paid at the rate Of per
cent. per annum, payable May 1st and
X.,c-sI.r 1>t OF each year.
v,tf,r at - days must he given to the Bank
o,,b, withdrawal Of $500 or more.
Ir,rrt>t not called tor will he credited to the
e,pns,,ar thus compromising twice IA year
without trouble or care on the part of the de
position .
for storage at valuable papers, etc, to rent at
reasonable rates.
GLo II. FITZGERALD, President.
Ak DARLING Cashier
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pre.l.rterian chnrohe..

Tsf wisslan In wards hall, Georgetown,
~ seattle. sunday school, !. n. Preach
|42Am.
kss Nissian--D l. Feraney, pastor. Preach.
j. sN y m. hrsI aud third sabbath Of month.
aswsfs aaU-under auspices Of Cumber-
:. ffssby sSfisn board OF missions, II a. IA.
| n. a..
Aaafa ~FiFst-Rr0aawa and First avanne.
| bs n l.. Foganey, pastor. Preaching. II 4. IN.
Isss.sJ r. IN sabbath school, 10 a. m \. J.. y
8, 6.s9 =. n. Prayer meeting, Thursday,
ia
aEsry Market and King streets; Rev. :. j.
&ssasay pastor. Fesideuce, ga Market stFeeL
sfises. II a. il. and 20 = IA. Sabbath school.
u a Y. 7, s. e.. l., CSC = N. Prayer
sssg. fharsday, = IN
s&Hd-N8Fth Seat4le-Oak and HaTrgson
r. 81 A Major. PASTOR. residence, az Temper
fs4 siisei, Services, u a m. And I,sa p, ~. sab
81 tth60 u .l5p. IN. \. z, E. G. r.. ESQ =. ~.
| lsfs meeting. Thursday, % p. n.
int fourth and spring streets Rev. Alex
i.asi Allsaa, ]. D.. pastor. Residences, l3ll
stn street Services II a. u. aud ~ p. N.
ssrsiRg The Lords supper and reception Of
msinhefs. EVENING: Post Communion
st'es D. Tia Rev. George +. Nh.twefth, d u
saasY sehoai. i;D r. IA. Y. Z. s, &. T., 6 4
q. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 5 T. IN.
sselsss meeting, Thursday, ;le = m.
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Rantlst Churches.

sNsa Seattle ThrI and cedar streets, Rev,
sFoNHiee pastor residence l0a Oak street
Sc, II s. m. and 80 D. m sabbath
NA AIes morning services. Z. \. J. T., ESQ
sssi.sa-lleii sud ifghth streets. Rev AuE.
FASTER rcsl1cuce. &-& Dexter street
60. y =, gn su1 1.-a H m Sanday school
3eaat peoples meeting. 2. nl.i PRAYER
ys, taafsiaN, 5 "a m., young people
.Iag saturday, b IA,
sAa Street Maebot and Main streets.
ktea0"r. psssari residence. sal Mar
ntfee tfCseolas in che morning &C %
&eF p- IS. T. TAYLOR. oI the FIRST
- laaas Fe'pss meeting. b.e r. 81.
q tas gtQatHE 80 a} aF t1e pastor,
es 'si.aallss sega ta tae WA "a eHd.
Peas s.r.t. between 1anas sad
heT. " p fav}or pastor; residence,
a-s-3 street. G'-saea.ae, u "a. -. aaa
keeatHs s.t So "A typical Miracle
asie aer tae able direction as
g tseaasta-. euadsv sehea. az ths
AH-es s@FFiea 1ooHR psouis =
- a- Prayer meeting, IaursdAg,
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| Tnvlish HagF Trinity seventh ani Union.
ID ~ se6oel. a;t5 T. IA. Services dlseoaflu-
| IL until Atrial q pastor.
ssfnAn fatkersh bawsEaish mission, san-
- aall aesas Savensy's bsogsry. sunday
kysal, 1.g9p r. services 2.39 every other sun
e.
german Lutheran Services IN hail corner Of
H. asa lseiiGA streets every sunday at l0.s5
= sunday sebool, ESQ a. IA. Rev. 81 G.
|asse pastor residence. 1913 MAN street.
seFwegian .Danish-Fourth and Pine streets.
Il I0isla0u, pastor study in basement
3ssees. Il A. M aud . III. sunday school,
| sa 81. Prayer meeting Thursday, p. IN
ssea.sh EyaneelicAl -Ihlrd street. near Pike.
b. AaFtgn l. Larson, pastor. residence, ii2l
Al street, between Pike and UnIoa. sunday
saa n Is = M services I0:sj a. IN. aud =.
t. al Thursday, =. IA.
1aalsr Heghis Mission-As Presbyterian
|1A<s Market street sunday school al 80 ,.
4 sEsfy SUNDAY. services NJ 80 p. "A. every
ser sunday. Pastor. f. Knappe: residence.
| IS fsnih street; assistant pastor, Raw. W. II.
IA lsls Tenth street.
asasa Evangelical, lions congregation
| S24s bali, Alntn sffset, between Pine aud
|sa Services. l8.89 =. IA. and 30 r III.
sszsy scho9i, a. N. ''bibcis;unde," Wedues-
|Ass9p. N. Lutheran Young Peoples so-
81, thursday. go.
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eaarreratlonaI Charehe..

kisslahd- kirkland. Rev. uoFati0 Ailiug, pas
sgAdsY services, II a. uA aud 1850 n IA. /,
:. Z. y, sap No. sunday.
Tag ~BFth street Rev George H. Lee,
sief, residence 80 Birch street Services
aaay a Il a. u. and 1,30 J. IN SUNDAY
oa|s ii.sA p m, Prayer meaung. - O'Clock
ry sfsnlns 4. l.. 3. T.. r. $50 ,. N,
ss4ay.
ssswaiey-kev ,. T. Nichols. pastor. Ssrv-
y s. "a. and 30 T.. m. sunday school
A3a ? n. Junior C. f., 2.h b. ~,
isy, ]. I. s. e.. r.. 6.89 j.. IN Prayer meet
taursdsy, $50 y. In.
esmoash~fh.rJ and University streets
Wallace Netting. y. H.. EasioF Residence,
talYnfslty street. services, IL = IN. and
q. Saaday school, ls-e y. ~.
4 j., 1850 p. 10. Prayer meeting
sfalay, 81 s, n. Junior y. +. :. g. f., Fri
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

uorr Tow-~sKNp. FORT ANGELES AND
L pUSGEAE-s- ...--~--.o
r4.fYv sx-srt Nszagv- me cart seHaEa1 Ez1S
TrTeUAT AE8EsF y. "a
Leaves eszTs.s o. =. - Essaas -, =
n Isazsaass, - "a. arrives feft A2ks.ss -.
IA 5ssw~s Pert A4Esiss- = = n 4asFes
y.rr Tawu.xgs 8 - = X AzTExss se&&aes *-s1
CITY pg.A CO. ssssslss Ass1eA
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Christian 1hnrrh..

olympic Av@nue Church Of Cnrisf. sIa Own.
pc sveaue-k. RI. 8oss paasor sursfev
seaooi. lea II; preaching. Il & u. snd 80
= n.
fiFst-seueea street. netwesn Third sra
ro9rta. Preaching u g. q. sad 81 o. n BY
"sllAsn !. Cowden. EndsaYor meeting, CTS :.
H.. sunday school, II 81
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Young MEMS ChrI.li.n As.oeIa,,on

anton meeting o. the Young Mems and
fonnE v Oraen's Iarisslan Association Will -
aei1 t2ls q lterB00n Ht 81 81 0clGck az the Fsrst
ltsthodlst + paseUpai eanreh under tie auspices
81 tas Young Homens Christian Association
lA4s @efFies VIII today take tbs place % the
regular young nzsa's ralsV a. association hail
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eeon1-s0Tth @ezttls. RepubI5cSn ard Per-
~ ~ sess@ls- services. II n sa1 zEp. -
ffoi. Engene Miller, A. n. pastor.
- rss--Ihird aud Fiae streets Rev CLARK
-s9..Iss Iass@F services. II a. ~ FvsnEnx SCI
saess, 80, under auspices q the T. n ~
tne eaaFch- sunday sehool. ga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

DB STEAMBOAT AsD TRANSPORTATION
ID. COMPANY,
sTFAMER ISLAND BELLE.
G D. Brownes}d. Master,
leaves City D0eK. foot OF Main strseh ever
Monday Wednesday and F-iGsg as u Tor
Fart Tow~send Auaccrtsa. s2Ets5. FsFasvs7
aaa whEscor. goiaE throuss = B.sias On sat-
4r6AE --.r~
CRY Dock Co. AEsata Jos ksNDALL.
TsspEoEs So SeaSEss &s%e&Sss
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tserTaan ksiorEas1 church, BAlis-d,-Poxs
ssrrst aud Second avenue. .. Graeasl. pas,or
Services Sundays az II a n erze.T 49, :,
10 q "a. =
atsrfasr Reformed church. Seafts s-Sever,h
between Pine and Olive streets services q, ~
a. n ssS 80 p. IA. eveFy sunday. ruzday
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NEW YoRK MARKErs.
me STOCK rxcnANaE.

NEw YoRK, Dec. s.-The feature Of spec
ulation on the stock exchange today was
the early realizing movements. operators
showing an anxiety 20 secure some OF the
profits of recent advances. Consequently
the trend of prices was downward, there
being. however occasional rallies. due TO
the close of short contracts by traders who
preferred 20 be out OF the market over
SUNDAY More than one-half Of the days
business was done in Sugar, which iiuctu-
ated within , per cent range and closed
at a loss Of only 3. from the closing prices
OF Yesterday. The Changers advanced =
"a in the early dealings, but on the
receipt of Washington City adyiees, say
Ing that opposition was being developed
TO the railroad pooling bill. a de-
cline of / per cent. in Burlington, =
in Rock Island and p in 81
Paul & Northwestern. ali bat the
latter. which recovered =. closing at the
lowest OF the day. In the coalers, New
Jersey Central recovered decline of Ia
on moderate selling; Lackawanus, Is and
Reading. is. Erie declined = on the day.
The market closed a. the lowest prices Of
the aav. During the past week trading In
stocks has been on an unusually large
scale. the aggregate Of the transactions be-
my abou. $50 O0o, about oue-hat of
which was ia sugar alone The speculation
i'm tins stock was the feature of the wees
aod Vas a. tlmes attended by great excite
,aeut sugar. common. advanced q. en-
,ha week aud the preferred IL per cent
ana. common stock sold AZ s2s. on Monday
and Sets today. being she low aoI nigh
....rts -ssrectiva.y. and the Lass sale was
ql1.. Important changes for she weeS:
t.txauee.-Nev York. New Haven Is
Hartford. IS. Northwestern, 3; Bag-
iurton. =; Laciede ORs, preferred,
s common. 8, Pittsburgh * Western,
,,-sferred. -; Consolidated Gas, Pa.
catsar5 Gss. s. pselines; Minnesota
lr,, 10: National Stste, trst preferred. g
fusB5ss Central, 3, Metropolitan Traction,
81 Railway aud IA .see!laneous boad
,,srksf very heavy Aur.ns the day on
ve-v large volume % business. IA which
k.rhison and SoatheEa uves were most
continent The sales were Slo>ieA on
NE seek ths trading results are pretty
aysrlv alvi5 - between gains ane losses,
,.fth = slirat vreponacranee OF advances
Desftnrs reached ,hs very heavy toia. O.
S.. -sao o1
t,ave-nrsent aonds- tlrns-
state oouds-lusettv
Gz{lroaa bonds Strong
55sfra.sara- Strong January options.
closed. $50 aid.
FlSa>cfAT-
Nfs.ev-On cal, ag per cent; last
1,o-. = rar cent. closed. per ceOi-
prir.e mercantile paper, - a. per cea[
Ste-liux exchange --EiTn uut dal4. VII
srfaal Business N bankers bills stSi =. -
So Tor demand. and $4ssl efss5'4 10y
,a davs. Posted rates. So, t&&s> Nem-
rsercsal bills. s. stAs t>o'a.
silver certlGcafes-blt.e
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- rg4sy. Rrr. z. p F9sd. p. D., Corner
- fasss sfTscts, < tseu Ann
= s.exarf and Th4rtssnth. Rev. Joseph
$3.50. resifsDce. 1911 thirteenth serv-
800 "a sri 40 p n
2 ,..r. gsasssls -fifth and Olive. Rev. r. =.
- aas.or. retiasnce, 90 olive. sery-
800 e. sne - = =.
F.. s,-eet--FI 20 son and Cioyerfaie. Rev.
1870. pastor services. letD g. n.
$3.50 =. suBaaT school, I'D ,. IA Ep-
- lesTue. go ? "a
.s,ses african 8. z. chgrch-keV. Alien
80 ss.sss. usnser. Preaehgnr. il - M sQa-
49,, = a.. uralse meeting, - p IA
q - III ass PASTOR Z = m subject, TIE
- 81 sn4 Osisct o l4Ving
-. par. 8aIlar8-Eev. ". II. JnhBstoue,
- serv So { ( =. n s1d : 2. IA SUNDAY
a. a.. class meeting, u m; Junior
- -. I'd :. ~. Epw9rtn I.ssgue, $50 ,. Il.
-ys8aser sna giug streess Rev. vs.. r.
q s.ssoF- fsss1euee, 3l5 suffer stfssf; serx-
> q. and lb = "a -aboAkA seho9i,
- =. EaNgfth League. gao 3 1n.s prayer
! 80 fanfs8aY eTentig, ,. T.. class meet
= Isese2Y eFsHsnE>
eAssst~ Nercss szd Kentucky streets. Rev.
q Tss4sax pastor, pars9nngs adjoining
sszs4eaz u q. ~. and - .. n Class
- = g. n. 5nnior League, SD 3. ~.
- lAsgae. 5.s9 .. 81. Prayer ne@ing.
Fslts14y ffsa5 q
- .tsset ~ 3 ehureb-Coruer Third
4 6esserq Preaching. y e. "a. and : 30 2 n.
:. 80 .eaaal. Il IS Epw0rtn League, I -
Fhs slvag lnoetipEs viii 5@ con lnue1
- rseasag this week, except Saturday.
r-s-Ttisg sna Marion streets Rev. ". A.
-. 4, sassar Residence. ~ seneca street.
- Il Il . III. and ~ p. IA. M0rnfng
- gountary, longing LANCE. an
- aAaxais ct Jesus. -HiHrt. offsrtory. solo.
= faa.e HoBgtou Edmands; sermon, @fae
,.~ss Friaei BE 81 B9ta TssfameHts:' con
/ 80 y4,aafary, "ussulssal,' 9 abe. Evening
- a roinagasv. "PlizFim's song Batiste.
-, 10 Paradise B0nbY, oEeEt1ry solo,
Gssat serEaoa, "Lsmuei's Mother"
easa4isz vSlantsrg. March, Noveilo. Class
1900. i 4. "a. sunday schooi, I'D , IA.
ssssrs6 League, $50 =. IN; dnai0r League.
-. d ~. class nesting. Tuesday, I.
4 s4.elaf 8uafd nlesIlag. lTst Monday IN each
I.rt as 3 n. Epworsh League business
-. sen9ad Monday. ?. ~ MomAnis
N!ssl0aATy society. arst Wednesday.
|3n -. Ladies AID society, second aud
v esassasy $50 r m; Womans Home
f. aasy society, third Wednesday, $50 y. "a.
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Tnis learned specialist, vel known Dy his
long residences na1 successful practices On tAs
PaeiEc Coast. gaarsatses pronps snd perfect
rfs-- ~ - HuferfskS1
ERgE TREATMENT For tie poor who call ia
sftarnoons.
IOlsG nEy !! yoa are iraaslsc vita nish'
psrples. bash fulnsss, aversion 70 society, stu
pidnssa, 4es ponssaey, losH e energy, ambition
and 50 lf-eon194nee, wbtcA DEPRIVE Toz Of ycur
n snhood aud ABSOLUTELY Unfit Yea for study,
business OF mGrrisge--if yoa thus q cssd
yoa know AS csuss Ges veil and Re q nsa-
hDNRl6ED MEN,, o are y ss0 sI:s q
aching bscEs sad Kidneys. frsqusns palafal
urinstcn and ssc Dsat IN urine, Im potency or
weakness OF ssxusl organs, a1d okAsr IN aistak-
sols signs Of nervous debility and premature
decay Many die OF shis difieulsy. ignorant sf
the cause, which lie tbs second stage OF seminal
weakness. The mcst obstinate assss of thLs
character treated with nnfsiltss success.
DpIVIT2 Dsxsaaes-6lsst. 0onorrhena, innana-
tMiAis nations, D.sehsf gss. ricsutes, ~ esk-
nsss OF Organs, syphilis, Hycroceie, ysricoee.e
and kindrsd troubles quickly cured without
pain ard detention from business.
rITlpnu-whteh poisozs the breath, stomach
Va a1lAa aud lungs and paves sas way for
CONSUMPTION, ThEost, Liver, Heart, kidney,
BLADDER aud al constitutional and Internal
troubles; also Rupture. Piles, FtssnIa treated
far ia advance OF any ether Institution in tas
country
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases Dis. ss. sGs'. ses sb fn
Tainss Tumors. Tsftsr, EcEemS and other
impurities OF the blood thoroughly srsdicatsd,
leaving the system in strong. pure and
hsaIthlaI sfsta
IinlpS-lf yoa sFs suffering from persistent
LApiho Headaches. Painful hsnstrsaNon,
Lsueorrh0a or whites, Itolersbls Itching, Dis
plssamsnr OF the Womb, or any other disiFess
lag ailmsn.s peculiar 10 your sex, Tou should
consult D.. sweany without ds.sy, Hs cures
when others fail
WpITP Your troubles II us.og away from she
HMiE clty. Thousands cured ST home BY
eorrespordsncs and By medicine sent seoars
from observaton. Book satitled "GClDE TO
HEALTH" sent Tree 10 these describing thsis
troubles
once hours, to u q m, Z TO 3 ana = TO
n n Sundays, 10 to IL r. m only. Address
IEvRREr7 swEANY. n. D.,
7ls IEoEt e.. esattis. q AAA.
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city Mission.

CITY Mission hslt, corner 81 south Thlrd ana
JACKSON stfssts--eFv4ces sunday e. and T.4S
=. he Every night ~ 7eks Tuesasv utes.
meeting conducted BY Young Peoples society
81 Christian Endeayos Chaplain T. Kees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CCgPASY-
~ HONOLULU AID AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave ssh Frsuc.sca Tor HaUo,a1u,
sna0a. AucAlEua, \. Z, au1 syaney. n :. y d,
~IthoEa change
Steamship Mar5ress, December I3 , n IA
ENno4CsH oasv, Steamship Australia. Dec -
TMo~. A. GRAHAM. AGENT. sIAEH-BOYD
EIUt r. -EATTLE
! n SEREgKELs BkOs Co.. Genera AxsntA
San Francisco
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lss. = 4 n sae ~ p n. sashssh .rsoa,
- -, = = p. a9rzg Peqplas 5ocsety. SIS q -
rfaysf meeting TAursssy. Isl n.
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E,anselieal A.oolatlon.

Geruan-HsFrison and Birch streets. Rev.
Aug EFPst, pastor, SO Harrison streets services.
y a m ana Z ?. H. sunday school, s.s5 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting. p "a Lfterzry en-
Iertalumsnt iast sunday u each month.
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Don't miss the bargains in millinery. j.
s. Graham Cloak and Millinery House.
7l6 Second street.
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VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
\ the Tslaad& STEAMER UTOPIA, J. a.
d BrEen Master.
leaves THoorna y noon. Seattle Central
gvearf n n /. Mondays sna fhQrainys Tor Port
Tevrseaf Anaeortes, FairhsEeu. New " hat-
com. + aiae and Friday Harbor. going through
n Vancouver on THURSDAY tsiF-
Pare 70 Blaine 81 fare 70 Vancouver, -
For frrtaer Information apply 81 Central
whBrf
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gURCH DIRECTORY.


az th.s department rauss be handed
80. 's.sees s4s.razy - insure inssrtion-l
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Observations taken az al stations at s a n.
18th meridian TINS IS n. ~. Pacific tiiaeL
0E0BGE y SALISBURY.
Observer Ia charge.
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VICTORIA BoCTE-
STEAMER EDsAL1Ka
Asa stcz Deck
Leaves FOR N.Vtcrss sz6 F1r: Eowrssrs eslsy
sTEspt -1cdzFs - d a = X. fs2zratas leaves
lfSsr3s a. - stsk2of las IA - Ter Port
zssasazd saz SO p2s - CAY. sXeSpk Sunday
- :. r. sGa&3Ys 1LTsts. ~ a. "a F0Enralng
9AssxL ia res Eelf &c ks3Rz ASaE = Raega- -
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These
Underwear Prices

WIZ show you how wa are selling goods
We have zoe 70 move ant have no place
70 10 -. Goods must he sold.
COST 40 ORR ECr-
Meas Natural Wool underwear reduced
fr5u SL-s Is 81 q suiE
Nea's Nstaral Wool underwear reduced
fr6m s. 10 81 50 q suit
Mems Heavy Mer.no Underwear reduced
from So 10 81. - a suis.
Mems Dr Warner Underwear reduced
from g. 30 % s. asuit
Mems Heavy Natural Wool Ribbed
Cutayee ear rc1aced FROM $4.'9 70 s. sait-
Meas Heavy Natural Wool Ribbed
Underwear reduced from $50 - $50
suit
Mems Fine Wool Underwear reduced
fcous s. 60 s. . sG2L
All HALF PRICE.
All cid lines Il Underwear are placed
uuau = special table and wil Be sold a.
exactly half tie resu ~ prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-09

Do you know that Newcastle screened
coal has been reduced 10 81 per ton?