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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07
Cobra Venom.

DR.. Calmetto began his experiments
with tho NEST powerful OF the reptile
poisons and made an analysis Of the
venom of the cobra.
One Of the most curious facts in sci
enSe is that two Substances having al.
most identically the same chemical
compositions can have effects 30 differ
ent upon the human body as 10 repre-
sent the best support of life on the one
hand and the quickest termination OF II
on the other The albumen, or white,
of mn egg and the poison Of the cobra OF
India are 30 nearly identical in e0mpo'
sition that II takes very careful analy'
sis 10 detect the difference.
IL was long supposed that the fatal
principle OF snake poison was an animal
alkaloid, but late analyses have caused
the abandonment Of this idea. The fact
which, for "a long time, placed cobra
poisoning beyond tho reach Of remedy
was its very similarity % albumen, II
being held that no specific which would
neutralize or destroy IL could DO pre-.
vented from neutraliziDg aud destroy
ing the albumen u the blood as we'll,
The poison contains two distinct albu
min0ids--0ne ooagulable aud tho othel
persistently liquid IN form The lattei
ID tho active and death producing prin
oiple aud remains superior 10 u heat VI
lb0 degrees y ~ we'll ~ ~ oYAporg
ton, the solid result retaining al th'
doadly properties " tho liquid. ~ Mo
Cluro's Magazine
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

Ihr ilsasHig dslssillHrsii lfetpilg
utH fllsi pseAe n fafiis bueas ~ 'ela
mali. asiil,sai sila sHiilsi Raisss
sI4nh fit Aayfa nlu e.sdi pAliF iAaH
M. psulI l,alrlsalds ustd ~ agpli
~ hhld reeiiif sAe fefaelis,sllf
asss np sia laafl ~ H't sHhlttf ~ ~
d 800 dHig a. adlhFlg faaf niaf
u.uaf.nHls w. lHsHia ~ 'i4a nai9
t..l M nalalsls a ; sie liif afff $50
/ IN .aaIi,a ~ fsld b. siiss ihp lafsf
n b fssf lsfiif e'ai4lf i'i',a'N ~
..d NJ A. 49, w msia n isife'f
/ .ls ~ asfe q iig 49, hH9 sH ~
aHlH iAe saHf n HH ~ Hi fiafvf
gas NasAlfshH r,ss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

ono ~ ibo most Tamarkslle hiia e'iil'
iusinR opliaphs eypr NTilisn is W W
sson on d neaihe4 beaien pi'ais ln ihf
auiut chugobyard ~ CplmDre, q ios
lallas fgom i.indoadauBi lFpland
"Hwu lls fhp foualnF ~ lpNlilA'
Rlrhollf. who dled lp Flllsdeipllls.
Mafoh, lIba had be p'na hs Woplo
bass laau buurd hws"
Tms y iqpaled pahsp nl ap hp.lalA
foui . i0nisiUpp NJ ilhl4 lraH1ii}
eopiod ly . ilsfrlH NJ thsi u9auly
iTo 49, mompy N tb9msF hrlly
slo was accidentally aioi NJ Ila pi'fli'l
A. mark ~ luspaa "
AumhsI pnHVsf npli#i'N 10 lfflN.N "'
iamlsiQlt lu iAe Nhulel5sia H hNA
lndso hpHulk tnHIsNa
1 n.nlas na Hag -
1874 .lsiH NNHfHF
HH UafI HaH tH
NfHH a
4Ial l5 mla liHiF FHd
NIH.hH nliN NHN
a. uf ~ fi#i "a lf
llr H.lsHta HHf
4N. inffN.I
f Isif aiA 30
14MHf mfsHi.H
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

ua A. AaHlH aH'f lH
lost HaN4 sHlH ~ elisi.l l'ft'f
nII uH NasI a W.hHHa nN'l ''7'
.A.faltlHlIaOlH h. .ttl'e'N' 'N'
$500 W ~ re'4 faHt. a Nl lf
..Hbr .aslsn h. alsHsa fWH ihf p
M NJ pWrY psl "A NH tf's
Ml5 y lIlH &c..
| AnsH Twt ~ iH ta'f q i'sl
4l4 nAfsm AaHll #H a. iif a
INsIi siH.HfH NH3 wsf H ifiH
~. Nlasl AZ a'm HHit'i %
I i.4aI.a llAif iWNH ANf i
i..u fbei.f HfHl ~ A'fi''
I1 A.la4 tN HaHlf Ht. ii"'tf
IN. Nst ~ ~ M ~
I4.a..ll ~ .HtaIt.f iNH Ff
I4..f.la. y. iHsi HiHH ilF fnif a ~
IU.ngHnB Ht HH HHiiHff
ID IMfI IHH NH iHf '"
lsIiIa.N H..lIs'It ff =
l.I ulsl mlI HHHH n
ll.lnsrsH ~ fssH p HA i'f iH. ~.
l.., ....... v. I.1y q 1C is,..li.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07
The Deficiency In the Buttonhole situation

The Deficiency In the ButtOnhole Shnsdoh'
A long felt want has just been filed
by the invention of q migratory button
hole. This is the way the originator de-
scribes il;
~ readily removable and transfer
able attachment, adapted TO be fitted 70
an article Of personal wear, 20 tsppo'
rarily repair broken buttonhdie, con
sisting Of a strip Of noncorosjYe material
folded upon itself, 80 that its blight may
be fitted over the edge Of the garment
and its folded members made 10 clasp
both sides Of tho part Of tho garment
through which the broken bultonhole II
made, tho members having openings
formed In them near the oenters, with
tho major axes extending transyersely
Of the width of the folded members, the
openings adapted 20 coincide with Zach
other aud with the broken buttonbole,
and Independent aud readily detaohabie
fastenings for immoyably securing ihs
froo ends 0f tho momhos " the saf
mont % a point beyond the broken but
tonhOie
80 there need b. no more marrying
fog tho sake 0i button spBlnR lhpH'
that afo married already shall keep 40.
Tho rast oan use tho paiept pofiabi'
buttonhole. Boston TfRnscllpt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07
SCHOOL TEXTBOOK PETITION.

To the State Board Of EiucaionPoest
Contract fixing he mex K years.:
petitioners patrons the public taxpayers
public school textbooks under
publication
demand publication
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07
WV Alsaoe-I.orrains Re,aains Trenrh

WY NAeaff tf"ff"Nf fff'fHfffN sFf""f
There ~ no liberty, as wo understand
the term la Alsaoa.Lorraine The ma
tiyes aFo permitted the exercise ~ ibeir
own roligiou and the uho ~ tho French
tongue under certain restrictions But
ihrso restrictions import The proseuee ~
German delsouYes ln tho churches ho
moro need b. baid % show lhAl ihey
nust b. ifksome aud oppressive ~ tho
last degree - 10 tho German method,
ono might almost ssy tho molhod ~
ouF une W. Are iu a huIry, hnd He
bolt 0ur fnud, oven WHOM great unplIns
Are msklng ihur mrsl ou small flales
lu 1914 flane0 lrii AlsA0o Ypliy much
o. snp found % Wheu "a Na selssd ~
Louis AlY a. ihe ilme ~ lhn spltuie
as liiils ~ possible paf changed h
laNr ensious mauneif ~ 0bsoI Ailehp
ln consequences Altseo Innisined lnl
iuau ln speaaN Ald M Ta't Asliis nnil'
Riaiiiaau ~ fall uraiWrni tloniy iup
dnlsd boz fnmph ip nulimeni ~
Etuilm Nsy mHy fetm ihf lpuk'l iN
uls certainly iAp lHtiil snd ilsl iN
luughnf la ~ fay fhu lfaai np shNllH
49, hago oaf HspElHee iu lplRN9 q
nsgu naf mlaiak1 mdua HHr nip y
pluH ignorance abilu numall .
fauniblpg ~ fln sBslnFi ilif nhN'
l.Hiaun hnuf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

nmlA I ulni lHW ~ eill ~ 'llf
q hHB H'f|NH NHsifHfl NsN n pa Nftf
lHH fHaNFN
~ hhsl ~ ysg iblsl NJ Hlll ~
ieasHN} lbfNgW l'alr sRapsl
ls#aus fli iilF
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

HHall. aaa a 80 hsit Nfaiaital
5.Hlius ~ tAa ~ 'eif flf'H ili9'
as.4 lfssi .@ia tleH ~ fIsFgg ~
M asA NJ sasia flif ~ ~ isN :
aaH $500 lH
NHf
Aia A. fie iiafi iii'H hf esi'i
|krs ~ ~ ~ tss A. 'lt h Y
.al0as mn NJ #Rfsg elHa. .'f
/ a.a uamiHs ~ " iif hll
IlH ilts4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

"LiRhtWOSd" 10 ons " ihs most use
ful sopihiIu pFQdpois, especially ip
Florida, Bherp u 10 usea by sll ssFls a
county folk, and particularly ny tho
hunlert A o0Tdg0d stick carried into
the Nildsrnrss viii oui w lnto fgag
uleuls Biih shiah = dosen meals may
h. ou0kad lhe Tl0h, IeaB0us plns
mak.s D guioi, bot nTe nsIaaially suit
IA g. 0lnu alT 0s,klns a. 10 . fi0ids
iiadition ihai glle ohlaf who I'D ibe iit'
A. bsild ~ helaiRglas Niioln iiis uniiaa
aiaina sTpy lpus failed ~ Fup ~ ealih
80 uH iis pliii ~ aHgepipe a. ~ Niib
lls people ig lndiaA IanitYl3 shoe
ho fsaAsuly aeknd shaiilp iAngp ess
any lslispid lp ihsi nss lalia aila,
ahu iiir miehm hHs ~ rmiiiftf -
iuad a. Ru fpliAnl aiih ilip ifpsiy ~
npHld H'd 1870 iu lHna nliliasai ilHlit
ss.a Fhliaaaiphis fisf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

70 I'd
10 the
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

IA. Aa.b hsrf 49, li'sl fi,t
... ra4 ~ n n#fff'a i''t
~. alallas aslig N fai'9 eliis,' (.
IN l.hl lsalNf n NJ faif a fFff'ff'
sslles - 80 ~ ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07

Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammatlons,
Stiff joints,
Harness s. Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
I3lIsters,
insect Bites,
Al Cattle Ailments,
Al Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
s--~~----~-~~~
penetTates Muscle.
MembraDe and Jisslls
Quickly 90 tlie Yer,
Seat ~ Pain aDc
Gusts II In q JIfiy
Rub ln Vigorously
Asslsss iisiH's"' seas''s'
sslss flas - issssi vsil
ssals,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-07
pYspepela, Headaohe, Eto.



&c. l. Hood g. Co., Lowell, Mass:
"For years have had dyspepsia, grow
ing worse, and became so discouraged that
thought OF selling my farm and going to
California. Added TO my misery were the
painful effects Of fracture on the end OF
my backbone, which resulted from coast
Ing accident when boy. happened TO
read about Hoods Sarsaparilla and decid-
ed to take two bottles, and before the last
one was gone, could eat hearty meal
without any distress. The fracture of my
backbone is also healed and do not have
any lameness. / can truly say am now
well, and believe Hoods sarsaparllla
Saved MY Life.
1t has also been a great benefit to my wife,
who had distress In the stomach and
severe headaches. She said the first dose
Hoods S saGiiia saGins Cures
Of Hoods sarsaparilla seemed to go to tho
right spot. Now she enjoys good health"
ELIJAH BUCK, Box 400, Saco Maine.
Moods Pills cure sickheadache. bill
iousnoss, and all liver Ills. 20 cents.
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for immsdisss sosalng sas reported hsss-
This ssns the price up 80. after Nay bad
touched sc, and the Close was bus &c
from the TOP. Fine weather and dsscous.
aging cables hsd previously kept the pres
dosn May corn closed sse lover. May
cats Ne lower and provisions lower "a
arouad.
Wheas-Ysrm cash. 5ssfc; Nsy. N1<e
Coyr-Lowef: cash, Issc; NAY. ssSc-
Oats-f1swsr; cash, Sg3<c; Nay. Sossc.
kye-464e.
BaTsey-NominAl
Fsax-3t SCI 81.
Timothy-t4 ~
Po-k-Loser: May. so IS: Jaiy. Sil-M.
Lard-Lover: May. RS1: july, $0oo.
Short ribs-Lower. May, tS.67k-
Eaou:1srs--$E 2S6&6 20.
Short clsar-<s 75G-i25S.
Whisky-$l-A
LIVE erocL
Cattle -Kecsspss. Is, 600 head. Market
quiet and steady, with no improvement.
Prime 20 extra steers. $4.5otr4 IS. far 70
good. 81 5s9l75: Others. s2x<S3S 80; Tex
ans. :. &3sg3 20.
Hogs Receipsa, $500 head. Market
active sr Sc higher: heavy rough. AU;
rough packers and mixed. A-2oS5 40;
prime heavy and butchers weights, ASS3
As5; assorted lights. A.6R1I!n
Sheep-Recripts l2.O0 head Marxes
slev; shssp. $s.2s@ss3; top lambs. A0's
AZ
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Deeds Recorded in sh. Auditors once
Nesterday.

Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I,
1904. are si.li5.05l There were fled for
record yesterday Ii deeds. the considers.
tions sggrega;iDg 1894 Following 10
the list - furnished hy Osborne, Tremper
4 Co, abstractors Of titles. lie Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
n. c. Boihell 70 J. :. Williams, lot 9,
block /. Boihclis 81. ssn
J. ;. Williams 10 <. A. Franklin, 10, O.
block /, BothslPs -, <221
r. A. Franklin 10 r. l.. Fairbaak, 10. O.
block /. Boiheii's 81 $40
y. Pes,oa - +. A Alexander part lots
l and J, block S. Buvges -. g.. go
The Paelae Manufacturing COMPANY TO
the Commercls, National bank. lots /. 2
and 8 block Il, Day. E.docado. s. 60,
". W. Beck 20 q. Il. knorp. lots 3 and
"a block :. Ellis sdd, $50
W l. Seelev. trustee, "a Fife Mitchell
lots 10 and II, block q. Ballard paYk. s.
". J. shinu and wife tn f. r. Titus. -
lots in Meekes's supi 10 Kent. 81
NJ. NJ. Carrzhe- 20 ]. MasA.sSon. ; acres
in sec ~ "a, {. s. 1a0
Thomss Deylne 10 Com ne-ciai National
bsnk. Portland, . a OF tract 4d3xogi f, 81
i. SANFORD 70 George CGri., lots In
Woodlawn add. sac
" T. r. r. 70, % H. E Won HAGEN lot
4. see -. "A. : sls2
II. Z. Yea Hagen TO A. Cove, 10, 4. sec
- II. :. sls2
H.ssoEeue,ie Med. CO. 20 Jsu,e. s. Cen.
Co. lots - IL II and Is, block 8. Dodge &
IAoGee 81
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traded in. The an.nes.. rorr,,,,. :.
.as esJ seemed 20 b . Emit against the
ssnsorags, bat the eosd sxports
NOS . factor Of ths speculative,
.ssson q I'll and The advance vas rnsss
s.ss MAJ the notice II the projectsd ship
sts wss made Thsrs VS. II no sr,s .
ersss pressure 70 sssl A. the opsn.
ps.ess vers mostly . fraction higher
'IrS ne closing figures Of the day.
.n.s~ ond marriott Vas generally axm
AroufnOus the day; sssss bonds dali.
sfossum-Ssssdy: Pennsygvsnis eG
les. none: April options. none: esoapl
onefeo Il s2c LAMA oil. sales none.
cLKaRss9 HorxE srArxurxr
Inc following table. compiled By Brsd.
ssvesfs. shows the total csesrances q the
principal cities and the percentage Of Ia
e1s.ss or decrease - compared With tho
corresponding week Last year.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS


The North Western limited leaving Asuneap-
oils anc 60 Fsgl every DAY in :ns year for Chi.
csfo carries the Enexs railroad cara which TIE
wo..d has ever seen. They ass respectively q
bas.ss, smoking Aa9 library ear. . double state
room sleeping car. drxwine-roon car. . din.
Ing car AMI . prsvass compartment sleep
Jog car. 10 tcok longer to design these car
than to bald them. % much attention wsG
given TO ,se details. Plnssea gas and heated By
steam The whseis are thirty-six tnca0 Ia
diameter and o! Krupp s,eel
Each CO, has tie ans:-telsseoping device and
every ether feature stgued to increase the
safety OF travel The steps, raiiiagA guards.
ETC.. are ell OF solsd brass highly polished
When you travel b sure your tickets read VIA
the North western Bsrsks IN the above carr Il
the sane rates O. IN ordinary sleeper. r. w.
Parker. Puget sound agent. III Cherry street.
s3afsis-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE or TRADE.


sAx FRAScIsco. March is.-Asparagus
and rhuharb are coming in more heavily
and prices are lower. Potatoes continue
weak, with IA wide range for sweets. On
Ions are a shade lower.
In fresh frui.s-Oranges and lines are
very dull and weak. There is little doing
In the way OF apples.
The poultry market Is in poor shape for
trading and supplies OF Eastern continue
heavy. Turkeys are lower.
Batter is steady at quotations, with an
easier tone in the egg market.
Produce receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks.
N.6ii; wheat. centais, 1869: Washing
ton 4 500: barley. centals, S,AS; oats.
sacks, SIS; rye, sacks, 2S0: beans. sacks. as |:
potatoes. sacks. 3. 1874; onions. sacks, 2l7.
BRxspsruTFs AND GRAINS.
fiour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, IS 25(st235 per Dbl. bakers
extras. s. I5ei32 IS; supsrfine. s.. io4t2 ~.
Wheat-T There has been no married &C
tYity in regular wheat channels this
Meek. while speculative trading has been
OF a comparatively slow order. with no
violent fluctuations In prices. This morn~
Ing. however. the cali board oper a,ors
were treated To another surprise, sho wing
that the manipuiators Of the deal are not
yes Through with the business. Al tho
regular session May wheat opened slug
gishly al 81 i0is per GENITAL. but vas rap
ieiv doomed mp 5 cents per GENITAL, closing
assLI5j4. under heavy transactions No,
wheat tor shipping purposes Is onotaele
ct - cents per Genital. A fair demand pre-
walls for milling qualities. which are
FIRMLY held ~ $lGLo7ss per GENITAL.
Barley--There is very little business IN
progress, either Zoe local consumption or
shipping purposes. Prices tend rather IN
favor Of buyers than otherwise. simply be-
cause holders are willing 10 make slight
concessions In order 60 secure quicker aad
Mere steady custom. We quote: Feed, 20
GREE rer GENITAL for fair 10 good quality.
snd "a. q 80 for choice bright, brewing.
sS>,lsc ger GENITAL.
Oats Buyers are taking but little inter.
sss IN offerings, and trade ianguishes In
consequence Prices show ease. Nsqnose;
Milling. SIGsi.i0; surprise. sLi71gl -;
fancy Iced, sl.l2lsGLis: good TO choice.
t02} eet. 10: poor to fair, Soussoc; black,
nou,snsl: red, nominal: gray, @s@$l.n
Per cen.aL
viSAScfki-
nran.-on sight. New York. per $ioo.
isc premium.
Sterling bslls-on London. eo-day bank,
Ass.
Silver hars-Per ounce. SessJsssAe.
Mexican doiiars-ssSfGc.
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FINANCIAL


NEW YoRK, March i6-Ths Evening
Posfs's London cs5lsgram says: The mar
kst. we're Idle today. Business was re-
ssrictsd until after Easter. Americans
have bsen daIl. Dat closed better. There
il much discussion here - TO whether
President Cleveland will veto the seign-
forage bill. His doing 50 will have good
effect here.
Silver VAS q i-i6i and weak. The for.
ward price is under I'D.
ESsLisH GRAIN NARKTr.
LivKRrooI, March Northumberland
poor, holders offer moderately; No. CAL
ifornia, So ld05s ID: No. 2 red Western
winter. - l0d 45s. Receipts for the past
three days were $50, TO centals: American
81 600.
CoFn--Qniet, but steady dem and moder-
ate; new mixed. 5, sgd. Receipts for the
past three days 80, 7s0 ccntais.
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CHICAGO Ers.
vuv soAgr OF rgapK

CareAao. March i6-N hest-Afssr dul
and easv session wEess .rarset AZ The
close and hnlsaed i.s higher thsn yesser'
asx. twas wired iron Sew YORK thai
the snillers shere had hougs; .s,a.o bush
s,s af Va - red winter snd had taken 81
600 bushels Of No Northern 81 es'se.
sas. exporters had taken eighteen beat
lead, BESIDES and sales Q. No 2spnns
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FINANCIAL.
Money-On call, easy at 1 per cent:
last loan per cent. closed a, per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 345js per cen.
Sterling exchange--Firm, With actual
business IN bankers bills at Assx0
ASA for demand, and $4s7efis7,. for Do
day bills; posted rates. a. 50, .4sAs9t1.
SALE OF STOCKS.
The total sales Of stocks today were
157. 500 shares, including Atchison, 8. 7OO:
American Sugar. u. 400; Burlington, 3. 900:
Chicago Gas, 1890; Disiilling, 10, 800;
Erie, 4. 100; General Electric, 400: Louis
vile & Nashville. 500; National Lead,
IS. 500: National Cordsge. $500; st. Paul,
$500; Western Union, 7.ioo.
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HiSINa GockA
NEW YORK MARKxrs.
NV Yosx STOCK xxeaASsE

Srw YoRx. March i6-pespits the en-
easemens of 81. 81. 90 Of soid for snip
ment 70 Easlani tomorrow and the srss,
Probability Of the signing Of the seisnioF-
age bah by the president. the stock market
ss strong and = higher ranke OF prices
VAS established throughout The entire
active lss., in eli bus few specaaa,es' VA
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This agreeable ana s6acac.ous roosA Pev10. -
eAhlisAsd by moso han swsnsy ysa-s exponeoeA
- received the sanction Of the members. u IL
Dental asd Medical professions Of this city seaee.
ally. ana By them 80 10 daily recommends ese
prescribed II 10 - pleasant In the Application -
Is h excellent n ss e0scfs Il speedily rsadess ne
Nseth white and smooth. the eums hsaitAfai. rel
land Arm. and by frequent use viii prsseYvs then
In this desirable condition II gradually oos o.
fbcsually removes tartar. snd dsstroyss TIE para
sasloal Aninialeulo which neglect may have Per
United 70 collect and prevents their further scco
mutation thus serving - . complete beauttnss
and pressrvef Of the teeth Microscopic sxamfn3
tions have teen made 81 the matter deposited -
the teeth and gums Of individuals seiscssd mon
oil classes Of society and Of every variety of bodily
condition, and In nearly svesy case animal aod
vegetable PARASITES were found 10 exist In gTeoe
numherA Experiments were made for their ~
wcvsi and the Ingredients used Ia LubaAs Too,h
Powder we're found 70 b most e0sctuaA 11sssoys
one them inst ansiy.
Through the kindnsss o !ffso0 - - -
ulssel - publish the follcwino
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rEsTYMoNIAxos

Read what your dentist has - ~
shout It:
We have carefully examined che
formula Of LUBIN'S CARB0tIZED
TOOTH POWDER and hnd that 10
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has In it, composition
sufficient antiseptle properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum healthful and firm. It's daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitiesl 'animalculo - IN.
furious TO teeth and gum.
w. +. GIDDiNGS, D. ID. &
GEO. w. BRAGDON, d. d. d
GEO. II. FAULKNER. D. D. q
T. 6. ALBIN, d. ID. s.
N. LESSEY. D. D. &
H.. DEsPORTES. D. q 4
ALBERT ]. FORREST.
C.P. BROWN, d. D. &
GEO. z. MILLER
JOS. NOUDY.
WE. s. C0YSE. L.D.A4x1CM
&. 6. GRIFFIN.
in. FOX.
J.w. PUTNAM.
In. FEATHER
IUBrrs TOOTH P0wD11 nakss
0sod Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good digestion makes Content.
Dent
Contentmeas makes LIE worth Nv.
iaS.
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supreme Csart Deslxtan

OLYMPIA, March is-- specaaL The 50.
p4eme court On 3 reAsaring sustained ~.
former Judgment OF reversal in the cas-. az
Milton b baeT, appellant, w. Melody
Chosr. respondent; from kias county.
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HOPS are weak WIN no Sushke Ak Vuoto-
lions.
MERCHANDISE
Pig iron Dali: American, $fi-50t4iaoo.
Copper-Qulet: Lake, saSS
Iraa-Very firm: domestic, SS2.
Tin--Steady; Straits, &is % asked plates.
dull.
spelter-Unchansed.
COFFEE.
CofFee-Options OPENED dull. with March
at SIC Is bid. April showing ) points de-
cline, May 5 points. advance, ruled gener-
ally stesdier aud closed firm at io1is
points net advance. Sales, T.1so haas, Ia
Guiding: Aprii. sIaI5: Nav. $is.756g IS So;
June si54S6fia5o, Jaiy, SIS N; >rpism-
Der. $ls -oet ID ~: December. so ioGlA. 70.
Spo.co f,ee--RIo. dull; No. :. l. nc mid,
Quiet and unchanged: Cordova, igetl &c.
Sales. 500 bags. Rio. No. Z. spot tat bean
az i7sse and loo bags contract even. Ware
house deliveries from New York. +.ati
bags; stock today is. ole bags. United
States stock, 1889 bags. Aaoas for the
United states. 81 GO bags; total visible.
avslahls for the United States, 40 s5s
bags. against SesS 40 bsgs last year.
Havre-Mark-, dall March contracts i
ees.f higher, others unchanged: sales L.
co hays.
Iondon-The market vas quiet: prices
unchanged 10 81 lover.
Ham huTx-Market steady; sales 100
bags; prices unchanged 20 a pig lover.
Cleared far New York. $40 bags.
Rio-Narket trm: No, :, 81 81 Ex-
change. 9S 1915. Receipts, aooo bags.
stock. 80. 40 hs-s.
Ssntcs-No sdy.ces-
SUGAR
sngar-Rav. easier; fair refining, ss.e
centrifugal. e-s test. Sis-: sales !, soc bags
centrifugal. - tess. 81 Sases 40 bags mosss-
ses sugar. - test, II = a.. Eenaed-pGIl:
unchanged
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HOOD CANAL RouTE-
IL New Passenger stAana
DELTA
fCarfyfns Q. q. mail leaves ColmAn dook Nlsap
days. Wednesdays and Fridays 1t TOO Q n. fos
Kingston. Port Gamble Bangor, seaheck Brtnnon.
pewatto LiiitwAup Fails. Hoodspors and Union
City ~ 400 p. m. Leaves Union City % 400 4
m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and HAtordayA arrivins
- CHARLES MADISON, Master
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CAPTAIN L wrLLEY, Mananu

Tn EFFECT MARCH 4, 1884
l. STEAMER IDAHO
WILL LRATR NRsLER wHARH At ?. u.
SUNDAYS. TUESDAY rs AND THURSDAYS
For kdmond, Clinton. Browns Point, Langley,
CtsGiacy. FiGalgo City. Anacorfes, sauiish and
Whatcom, and Thursdays going shronrh %
Blaine and Semahmoo. Returning. leave What
com Monday. Wednesday, Saturday .; 3 p m.
Fare to Whaicou, <l.oo: Freight TO WhAtcom. u
&. ID. BRoWNfTELp. Managing owner.
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Goods almost NJ year own figures Pa
ei;e Hardsass Company. slI Ysslss ave-
1.e.