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Evening star., 1894-04-11
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SAIE-CHEAP-COR. LOT S. w; 53 FEET
'front.' by 173 feet deep; room for IA small brick
or freme houses; in a good renting neighborhood; ;
can be made pay 20 per cent; price only 30c. per
foot; third cash, bal. and years. c. Ii.
PARKER, i35 Az st. s.w. ap1l-3t
Evening star., 1894-04-11

FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN
frstcIass Partisan style; white and satin dresses
laces and lace curtains a speciality: prices rea-
sOnabIe Call at MNIE. VIBOJD'S, successor to
Mime. valmont, old stand, d13 11th ST. NV.
anQ- -Iu,s
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FOR SALE-ON LINDEN STN.E-6ROOM BRICK
ami; eoncreted cellar; g.. 500, $500 cash
app SIIRGES MOORE Z -
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FOR SALE-302 9TH ST. NE-NEw GROOM
stone and brick; ami: elegantly finished; 81 500:
only 500 cash. $500 per year.
spS SIURGES MOORE, COG ST NV
Evening star., 1894-04-11

FOR SALE-E- J. AVE. NEAR y ST NW.-NEW
s-Toom brick; ami; elegantly finished. lot 90,
90; $40 500. ~ -'
apo STURGEs & MOORE sOs 81
Evening star., 1894-04-11

NAss ave near lIth 81. 7 St NV, 10Th st.
Lots in the above fashionable localities are be-
coming scarce, many being held by owners to
build for homes.
Apply for full information to
wM. II. SAUNDERS & CO,
APIS, v3t 14O7 81
Evening star., 1894-04-11

FOR SALE-13O9 To 1913 Sd ST. Sc: NEW. ?
story, 6,room brick houses, with halls water
good parking and back yards; good renting loca
tion- Oner wanted for or ALL
o, JOHN McILvEEN Owner
VA nsN -
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| fdCn congress SnOulQ aSSemDl6
within sixty days after its election. and
| no leave of absence be allowed except for
sickness. No member thereof should be
| eligible to any federal office by appoint
| ment for four years after his election. Re
fusal to answer on roll call should be pun
| sshed by expulsion. Single districts should
be prescribed of uniform population and
| in square form as near as possible. An
affirmative vote of all members should be
required to pass a law or resolution, and
| G. call of the yeas and nays be allowable
| for that purpose only, unless demanded
by majority. Secret sessions not allowed,
except in public danger, and prohibiting.
absolutely, any rule or Speakers order
that would prevent such majority vote at
any time
"CThese provisions would keep Congress
| to its work, in closer touch with the peo-
pie, and with shorter sessions; would pre-
vent, in great measure, corrupt appoint
| ments as rewards for venal votes and to
promote family and partnership interests;
would end 'filibustering' forever; would
| annihiate the Infamous gerrymander' and
exclude from the statue book a multitude
| of pernicious enactments)
TX. Republican governments should
be guaranteed to all the territories and to
| the District of Columbia, with the right
| of the people thereof to elect their legis-
lative, executive, and judicial officers, re-
serving to Congress, however, the power
| to revise enactments. Appointments should
| be restricted to the place of services.
'X. The making of congressional gifts.
grants bonuses, subsidies. and gratuities
of all kinds should be absolutely prohibited;
also the loaning of government credit or
guaranty to favored parties or corpora
| tions; also fancy show building and official
show business; also private statutes and
pecuniary charters, and the fostering OF
trade monopolies as government stock
holder or partner or patron.
"XI Power should be expressly with
held from Congress and the President to
exclude healthy immigrants except con-
/ 60 ofrf0
declare aggressive war upon any state or
nation, or to quarter troops in time of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

Texas Worth NdA@P
ef
0 efu
hh Rmfan
dtmm
y yle % acr aen1e
way uy M
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Military Discipline for Boys.

The Military feature is means 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-28

an end--lho true development OF mind
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IL POL YTECHN|C


rapidly becoming Of the finest educational institutions
west Mississippi Though four DID, it has splendid
patronage growing daily The attendance this session SO IN
creased teaching had to be secured and en-
arged provided
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and economy Of tIme and

md bedy. II promotes health, order,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-11

drama que Hed herona que hara vender con nteres
'Ls Gaceta de los Trbunaes dentro slguuos meses
Paris entero abra de menora los detaes do su desgra
Cia en- una paabra, alcanzsra trste celebridad
81 JUez SO expressba energa extraordna.
ria en- aquel momento parecia tener vente amos
E agente de policis calsba, ell padre Plantat pro
sigui6:
Responded.
u Quien sabe? NADIA de 10 que decfs puede ssegt-
rarse
-SPor que tratar de enganarme monsieur Leccq7
mo sabes qne tengo tanta experienced
de ustica2 81 uzgs Tremorn Laurancia estk per-
dids. 20 Ia amo vos os la puodo confesar, ia
puede amar pocas Ia vidal Desh9nrsds,
ensmorada de miserable de quien tener hi
10 adore todavfA la adore mas que antes la
smabs sin esperanza mientras que ahora. -.
Aqui ell aUciano Sc detuvo aterradO de 10 que iba
decr ba6 los oos ante la mrads penetrante del agente
de policia.
Dsspues de una breve pausa continue
II va 10 sabtis todol IConse ntireis ahora ayu-
dsrme7 lAh 81 quisiersis daros Ia mitad de mi
fortuna.
Mr. Locoq le detuvo con ademan mperioso:
II Bssts, Caballero tastsI IYo puedo prestsr I'm
servicio hombre quien compadezco pero vendo
james mi serviciol
Greed que ha s'do mi intenci6n''''
-SL vue7tra intenci6n ht i 10 na"orrno el favor,
no 10 negueis Sc demasiado cue hay pr fosuues aes
en- las cuales no sa cuenta Ia probidai del bombr
pero Vos Ique derecho tenes para hacerms semeante
ctensa2 Vents como los demSa utrsa un hombre
mi uituaC6n2 Isl 20 qusera rice, rico que vo
mr. ueE paz 10 seris dentro de qni""e dss NO com
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BBL1ornoA DE OLA OoRrrsropDpaO1A DE ,-R1oo" IA

prendeis que diariameate tengo mis- honor
Is vida de eincusnta persouss? No comprend6is one
tsngo aqu(. :. Y llev6ala maro su frente..
II tVointe secreos, que, 81 Ins6sna tratars de V'n
dsrlos me harlan poderosol
Eats5a indignado, pero en- medic de gu indignation
ae notaba una amarga lrohia.
y tener que luchsr,-proseguia, ia,-~contra una
preocupaci6n que cuenta sglos de exiRteneal Id
ecir cue I'm agente de policis hombrs honrsdO
todo e mundo reira de vos sin embargo notsrio,
nm neg ciauta pueden tener mismss tentacicnes
an vida nadie descona de eos; de geguro que msnena
I'm banuuero congico feso de quieDra frauiueuta
81 Sc We obligado atravesar e Boulevar coAngr
comprometda respetalidadl I'm gente dc poIicia.-
Hay nada mas despre clfb ble!
E padre Psntst esthba consternsdo
Como Gl un hombre tan prudepto tan 'gtz haba
poddo comoSr semejsn6 tocpeza? Haba her1do cruel
ments TN hombre predispuesto favor suyo del que
hu '5iers poddo ag 'ardaro TODD.
-Lejos de mi i-murriur6 Ia intenc6n ofsDsiva
que NE suponeis Habes eqaiveeado sentido de una
dc esa Traces que dcen sin inteAcon que tienen
importsncia
-Os 10 concedo,-diio Mr. Lecop tranquilizaadose.
-Por II delcado de mi tuacion debo eptibe.
Deiemos ssunto volvamos al coIde de Tremorel
ri Juez de paz no atrevia va habar de sus pro.
ye tos La deicadeza de Mr. Lecoq habfa sellado ars
lat los.
No tergo mas que sgusrdar v1estrs deaici6n,-re.
puse.
No os ocultar6-excsm6 ertonces monsieur Lscoq
Este me msnds buacar al conde de Treuorsl prendere
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TEATRO "CARACAS /"

Los duehos del TEArRo "CARAoAs", en- CARD
cas-, Capital de Ia Repdhlica de Venezuela, solic
tan corresponsalos en- esta eudad, que les hagan
proposiciones por Companies dc Iarzuela, que
quieran IL 4 aquea CAPITAL. Dicho teatro cs el
mas bello c6modo do Venezuela, tiene capacidad
hasta para mil doscientos espectadores y produ'
ce 4 los precos normales do entrala, hasta clnco
mil pesetas por func6n. Los dueHos del teatro
aceptan alqriler flo tanto por ciento sobre Ia
ntrada--Didjirse Francisco j. lstdriz, en- Ca
racas, Gale Este nGmeru 50. Bold
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soNETo

sONETO
Oc1ltaso la luna. Bells aurora
eaclarece b6voda azulaiG;
cptrt lloles guijos, cosegala,
deslzase la llnf4 bullidcrp
E 2agal que en- sprisco oculto mora
ofrace ihertsd Ia manada
Y, eseuch4ndo lee ayes su alborads,
SO iii en- que Ia flor alidfar llora.
Y raudo vuela ell coGrillo sado
surcapdo q archo espacio; la p adera
e c6sped fuo ofrace perfumadoi
su luz Febo ncs manda placentera
dpndo vida la unbria al collaado.
ICuan magaa cua1 sublime es rivamer'
PEDRO EsTEpAN VALE
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PEsKfIE Mp0S

Soluci6n Z 10 charnda dc aver: "CtN -CAN
ldem al logogrifl nur 10! Nhe ELMO
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Ll rononrciio

Unioyen rs aos) con much0sde experiencla comercal
en- este palsy en- Nueva-York orece servcios co.
mo tenedor de ibros corrrsponsal (Espano inglesD
y entendido en- todos los trabJOs coneernentes una
ofcna mercant. Buenas reierencias. En- esta mpren.
ia informaran l5-l2
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Tn in iividuo dice Z dc6l
- Sabs ustpd Ia ootcia. VI srdlimo la
anviado cuatro mil duro3 q Hos.itgl, para la
fundani6n de s"is camas.
Gele 81 contest cntasrs laio:
-IOh, gsneroso an5piiaol 5u nombra pasa
"a ( Ia posteroriiFd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-09

ST Marks vestry will meet this after
noon at o'clock sharp az the Boston Ma
ticnal bank.
The vsstry and trustees OF Trinity
Parish will meet st the rectory this (Mon-
day. evening st o'clock.
A pleasant musicale with ice cream and
cake as refreshments will De held this
evening az ST. Marks Guild room. The
public Is invited
Weekday services will be held in Trim
ity Parish church. Eighth and James
streets, on Wednesday at 3 a. m. and on
Friday at 7:i5 D. m
Wednesday evening the Mems Bible
Class Of ST. Marks church will meet at the
Y. NJ G. A., aud Friday night there will
be service at the church followed By a
meeting Of the Brotherhood of St. An
drew.
Trinity Parish Guild will give an ex-
cursion TO Victoria Thursday, July 10, on
the steamer Resale. The affair promises
70 De a great social success. The steamer
will leave at q m, returning at
IL 80 p m.
The annual picnic of the Sunday school
Of St. Marks church will take place
Wednesday, the members of the school
and friends assembling at the church at 9
a. m. and taking special cars at the power
house for the pleasant grounds at the ex-
treme terminal point Of the Green lake
car line.
Rev. Wallace Nutting will preach his
last sermon next Sunday. prior to starting
for the East on q summer vacation. He
will De gone about six weeks, stopping at
Chicago and thence making visits in New
England. The arrangements for oecu-
pancy of his pulpit have not been COM
pieted yet.
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themselves 10 make brick of stabble in
stead OF straw, and never able 70 fusfii
taeir TASK We do not care tn pursue
the gsoomy theme further II 50 be the
nrsf lesson Of the day has been heard BY
every dreamer. every agnostsc, every
sfguer, and his eyes are open to the truth
% a. ne who serves not his God in youth.
IN manhood or old age - slave 70 Satan,
II doing his bidding and helping on Toe il
ever 30 unwittingly) his evil kingdom.
but the gospel OF salvation was no.
gwen 10 make any man despair Rather
on its every page, even by contrast, il
would spur the soul on 70 the end for
which Il vas created
Hence the apostle only brings forward
TINS On welcome truth which We have p0r-
trayed above In order 20 point his argu-
ment and u-gs as 70 . more devoted service
OF our .Sord and King. Ii il as II He said /:
ID tue Old days you served your old mas
Ter. satan, well. Do as much now fer
your new master, Jesus Christ. Yield
your members servants TO righteousness
unto notiness." What a useless task that
was that you performed so nimbly. How
You ran hither and thitker after this van
IVY. that Illusion, this passion. that sin.
nat fruit had ye then in those things
whereof ye are now ashamed, for the end
OF those things Is DEATH On the other
hand. since ys entered the state of an
-~~-~P~~A Con U 1e4s DtiRE EOH Tree
rom SIN and become servants TO God, We
have your fruit unto holiness and the end,
but everlasting life. Why not be as busy
now In Gods city. where all service is
perfect freedom, as you were in the dun
geon OF the strong man? Why not run
willingly. fieetly, continuously, when as
you go your strength increases and each
step takes you nearer the eternal rest
such take 10 be the intent of St Paul,
when he places in such strong contrast
the two kingdoms Of light and darkness.
with no middle ground between and
boldly declares "the wages of sin is
death. but the gift of God is eternal life,
through Jesus Christ, our Lord"
Concluding the pastor turned the at
tentlon of his hearers TO the exquisite
enphony Of the collect for the day bidding
them TO observe these the steps by which
the Christian may surely gather his full
share of fruit from the tree OF life which
is in the midst of the paradise Of God.
Lord OF all power and might, who art
the Author and Giver of all good things
graft in our hearts the love Of Thy name !:
increase in Us true religion; nourish Us
with all goodness; and, of Thy great
mercy, keep Us in the same; through
Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen"
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Physicians generally fail 20 recognize
the fa7pIrtance Of this fact. but treat the
organ itself instead OF the cause OF the trouble
The noted specialists. Franklin Miles, M. d.
LII. B., mas given the greater part OF bis HE
60 the study Of this subject. and the principal
DR.. Miles Restorative Nervine. the unrt-
vailed brain and nerve food. Is prepared on the
principle that all nervous and many other
nerve centerse It's wonderful success IA curing
these disorders = testified 10 By thousands Ia
every part OF the land.
Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessnefs
nervous prO4irafion. dizziness. hysteria. Sex
ual debility. ST. Yltus dance. epilepsy, etc II
II free from opiafas or dangerous drugs IL
r. sold on a positive guarantee by al drug
Eists. oF sent direct by the DIR. Miles Medical
Co. Eikhart. Ind. on receipt OF price. u Der
bottle. SIX bottles for =. express prepala-
Fer sale ey stswArI 8 Holmes Drug ca
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Raven knocks and enters Lady Macbeth's
eaanoer At midnight, and the deed OF
eiood was sery eye. bnrning deeper and
deeper into her soul Washing her hands
she cries IN broken urterancs:
Yea here's Ehs spot
oa1 aee1rsed spot
heres tie sEnssl of blood sstiii Al
ne perfumes of Arabia will lot
swestsn fnis little hand"
Fstsma rubbed and rubbed the crimson
KEY bnt brighter still shone the stains of
blood. Alasl aiasi The poets and phil
osOphers agree. The former tell as of the
ravens "Nevermore;" of the scorpions
sting OF memory. Of the stains that
cannot be washed out; Of the
little hand that Arabia's perfume can
not sweeten- The philosophers in clearer
and colder fact affirm that no deed
OF life. no word ever SPOKEN. no thought
conceived. no motive felt, Is ever so lost 10
memory that circumstances may not
bring Il back again Memory. the great
artist Of thought, hope. heart and life.
preserves all its negatives and can repro
duce the loy or sorrow Of the soul az any
moment No power Of will or purpose OF
heart can stop the exercise OF memory.
Gods immutable word must stand for
ever: Whatsoever a man soweth that
shall he also reap"
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hApE FREE FROM SIN.
eh hy Rev. DIR. Watson. Rector OF
Trinity Farlkh Church.

@eh hy Rev. DIR. " atson, Rector of
trinity Farlsh Church.
Ass ueorgo Herbert Watson. ID. u, rec
= Trinity Parish church, preached an
sFsstnE sermon Yesterday morning on
'Aas Save and Gods Servant. taking
N1i from the Epistle of Paul 20 the
@ans, vi,ss: Being made free from
IN become servants % God ye have
=. faith unto holiness. and the snd
sassiag life, DIR. Watson said:
aas beautiful words Of the Second col.
- ieF morning PRAYER, which tell us that
a. service is perfect freedom" evil
- go hnd their authority in the portion
80 80 efsstle Tor the day y herein the holy
80 81 Faal lays down the clear
,Ssssea that every man Is either =
: an or a servant 20 Righteousness.
49, pure anrcialion then. and not
- po0 anv reality. when one is heard
49, thag be is neither the worlds
R-ss.'Aa nor Cots son--that. in fact, he
-. So tseah.ed himself 80 far about the
- ..ss--ihsi both sides have their claims,
g. - :. sone day saoa.d be weighed and
s'sAsl come decision.
eus :. tAae, perhaps. 20 waken such an
L. . 'a rs dream and 20 place before
a. .s. aa1ed and literal truth THAI. as
h ~ Aah car live 20 himself" Bat
sAanis 30 Khan that the deceived soul
TA.-ss - eumterug on 20 its ruin.
4 -..sssfe Il IS that ne apostle. speaking
lsss.-aaa 70 men. p,ainlv tells them thsI
o.. sasy entered the service Of Jesus
esssss very one 81 them, with varying
- - eooet, but stall without excep-
hsk~s. saving Under much harder
saa - Fc-Y Egyptian Pharaoh.
slssss..AE as members servants % uR-
A. fss.es 49, 20 spiquigy unto inaquitY.
~ = - words are very emphatic. They
a. - y hone are ever idle in this hond-
Ia e,...,o q ensy. iahoglaus. driven on oy
sap u tie oySEseeE, searylng
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WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE.
Da. Darrin WIN cIese His once "a This
City In = Few Weeks

DIR. Darrin's sojourn in this city viii ex.
pire in a few weeks, when be will close
his Offices Parties desiring bis services
should not lose the opportunity OF con-
sglIlng him o. onca-
Dr.. D2rrin can ba consulted free st Ho-
tel Stevens Seattle Wash oaiee hours,
10 - m. 10 .. N. daily Sundays, 10 a
IA 20 an m Charges reason able, accord
Ing to circumstances and ability 20 pay.
lie treats ali diseases Of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat. CstarYh, Deafness and al
nervous chronic and private diseases IN
either ser OF whatever nature. Patents NJ
a distance can be cured By home treat
naent One visit 10 the Office Is desired.
bnt il not necessary IN al cases. ClTcu-
lars and question blanks seat free IN
oaigies answered All business relations
with DIR. DARN strictly confidential
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VI tfAAJs VI 80 ? - ~
vitality necessary to IN
sure their health The
pneumogastrIc nerve, rs
shown here, may be said
90 be- the most important
OF the entire nerve sys-
TEN. as it supplies the
heart, lungs. stomach,
bowels. etc. with The
nerve force necessary %
keep them active ard
healthy. AS will I've 50 \
BY the cut the long nerve
descending from { ID 9
base OF the brain and
terminating In the bow
els is the pneumogastrlc,
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart. lungs and stom-
ach with necessary VI
tally. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by trritability
or exhaustion. the nerve
force which ft supplies
is lessened. and the or
gans receiving the die
nlnished supply are con-
seggpuyiy weakened,
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What
They
Think
OF 1t.

The premium map offered by
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT to
its subscribers. old and new, il
now TO be found In thousands
OF homes in the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
offered has given such uniyer-
sal satisfaction il evidenced
by the following testimonials.
which are a few among the
large number resolved from
those whe have received the
map These letters are exact
copies of the originals on file in
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted, as the POST
INTELLIGESCER does not fee
&C liberty TO publish the full
names of those who have SO
kindly expressed their sppre
citation of the map.
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uniyer.ltr OF wa.hington.

Examinations for entrance to the Uni
versity of Washington will be held by
Prof Mark Bailey. jr.. as follows:
New Whatcom and BelIingham bay,
View hotel, July 9.
Port Townsend, Russ house, July II.
Tacoma, Tacoma hotel, July a.
Olympia, Olympia hotel, July l6.
Persons desiring any information rela-
tive to the university are requested to meet
Prof. Bailey at the places and dates as
above mentioned.
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1t
Cures
Headache
STEWART HOLMES DRUG COMFY.

ploymsnt given, $50; orders for provisions,
All families; orders for fuel, - families
orders for medical aid. s.; county orders
for transportation, %; city orders for
water, 4: orders for burial. 8; emergency
cases. 90: meals furnished. A.; clothing
furnished, pa families. PA individuals
requests for half rate transportation. IS;
applications for children. Is; children for
adoption, 5; children adopted. 8; investi-
cations of cases. 100; children sent TO
school for defective youth, 2; children
sent 70 reforra school. 2
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BUREAU OF CHARITIES WORK.

Annual Repors sf Help Given the Peer
and werkisss.
The following report OF The work done
By the Bureau OF Associated Charities in
the year ending June ~, 1894. has been
prepared BY Secretary I. y. 6iiEner:
Number q applicants. Sf69. wanting
servants, IS. wanting work. LeS6. EN-
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Bosros. Mass. June 10, 1884

DO tNNs \ 11fsf ? VIZ 4 ' -
Post russlI3Esnesr Co. ssatt e. " ash. -
Gents reeaisso some time sisscs yosF
eEeessens nap ~ the United states Afaa sns
Sorld map On The reverse side. sssa an
pisAsed WITH X II forms handsoms ana
yalaahs addition 70 z14y offAce, and can ot
TAI L, h@ satisfactory ~ any one y ns la-
vests the email sum asked for TIE u.Ag.
YoRzs tKE.ys
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Ayers Pills possess the curative virtues
of the best known medicinal plants These
Pills are scientifically prepared, are easy
to take, and safe for young and old. They
are invaluable for regulating the bowels,
and for the relief and cure of stomach
troubles.
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Post Iplsiiigshcsr Ca. seattle. wash
Gentlemen. Your map arrives on tae frst
Of April, aud q ter sixty Iaiies' travel by
stage from Ellens3urg TO this place, came
in excellent condition 1 am well pleased
with the map. well ~ astonished a. The
price for which you give the map 10 your
subscribers Most respectfully. y. n
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ar. Prices Cream Baking Pow0er
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma

The bodies of August Peters. aged "A,
and Clara Christopherson, servant girl,
were found Sunday at Cedar Bend, Wis.
There were lovers. and it is believed Peters
gave the girl poison and then poisoned
himself.
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The Human Electrical Forces |!
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

The electrical force OF the human body. a.
the nerve fluid may be termed. Is an espe-
cially attractive department of science. asit
exerts so marked an influence on the health
OF the organs Of the body Nerve force IL
produced By the brain and conveyed by
means OF the nerves 60 the various organs OF
Tie hndx fhus snrnlX-ing the latter with the
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