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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17

The i. NJ. &. A. hold their regular o'clock
rally in their haI, l4I7 Front street, today. The
uieetlng will be addressed ~ Judge William n.
Wood. Bible class every Wednesday, 10 p. n.
conducted By Rev. ID. G. Garrett.
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First Church Of Ever-tt-sunday school 10
g. m, Henry Porter. superintendent Com
munion ever sundAy. II r. n.
Olympic Avenne-sIs olympic avenue Rev
X II. A0es, pastor Sunday school 70 q
Preaching II a. a. and 10 p IA
Farst-senecg atrset. between Third and
Fourth. Rev. +. T. Dunlap. minisier. Resi-
denee. IL Harrison street. telephone i02h AL
services 81 T. y. c. A. auditorium. l4i7 Font
street Preaching. IL q IN. and y N. sunday
seEoos l@-1 EndeaV0r society, g. a. ?.
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Restiiutionists. ?. M. 2sOs Front street
Christian Alliance. Thursday 2:s0. at Mrs. &
Van Falkenburg's, 800 Lincoln street, corner
Fourth.
Christian Science Sunday school, II q. m,
room 20a, second floor, Seattle National Bank
block, south Second street aud Yesier avenue.
seattle City Mission and seamen's Bethel
Chaplain, Thomas keea. Gospel services every
evening, 80 sunday school, p. M, con-
Quoted BY Young Peoples Society OF Christian
EndeayoF
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Gernsn-Harrison and Birch streets. Rev
Aug Ernst. pastor. so Harrison street. Services,
II A. m. and p. IA. sunday school, q IS q. M.
Young people meeting, p. IA. Literary enter
iaininent last sunday Of eacn month.
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w~shsdtst Episcopal Churchss-
.-.z-.ss.--saualisa from seattle pulpsts
s-sas. Esst seattle Misssoa SABBATH school 2
% -,
s-ss League = n
a.w.n-zscoua and Howsra-Eev. w. Q. Ben
- ~axsor Services, II & n and 80 = N
-. ~.ss..p-gses art ard Tairtsanth. Rev. c. A.
80 pastor. Services II n m and "a IN
- .trsesThird aud Battery Rev G. A.
80. rsstor services u g. n and 3. re.
s-~.~.vsan- Danlsa-Fiflh and Olive. gsv. r
fsafegzard, pastor. Services l. q. n and I'D
Sc
asmsn-Rew. J. r Edwards, pastor. sabbath
- ~ a m Preaching III q N Epworfn
sas~se D n Reading League, : % 2. "a.
g.st.an street-Corner Ci9verdaie. Rev. "
lr.avfugt0u. pastor. services l1.50 .. n and
- : n Young peoples class 3D.
assnry, FramoBt--ReF. ". H. Draze. clsHs
~sessng. I8s80 a. 10; preaching, ii A. m sun
- srsssos. II ra.. young peoples nesting. GO
! . preaching. 10 p ~
ns,pssn PARK, Ballard--Rev. W. II. Johnstous.
.ss~ Services II a. M. and : ,. M. sunday
.<sool 81 8. us.: class meettpg IL n Junior
1870 SO p m: Epworth League I'D = m.
e~.ss.h-Flfth street, near Pike Rev. John
ssssen. pastor; residences. 1912 Twelfth street.,
ss-sgess ia.39 a M; sunday school, l2.50 p II.
Issssr peoysea nesting, p. IA. evening service,
f9m
4svseap-~1320 Jones street, just OF Nsdison-
u@s Allen NIney. pastor. Revival meeting
= tie svangelist. Rev. IT, Mcksnna, Of Calitor-
- Services II a. IN and p. m PRAISE ser
slwst5p- n.
arses-Ralnier and King streets. Rev W T.
ys~a pastor. residence, ala suffer street.
s.rslees. II a n. and 7s0 p N. sabbath
seAooI. 11.i5 .. M. young peoples nesting,
- a.; prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Trsnffy-Mereer and Rentmcky stFests. Rev.
xsxnan r. TsdrieE. pastor; parsonage adloins
sanseh Preaching, ii a. M and : i5 y. N.
enrr5nr sermon, @The Church OF the Future
ehlldfen,s day service. Evening sermon
s4eTe and Light" Class meeting. 10 a. m.
sss1&,n school. 1918 p. m. Junior League.
49, M Epworth League. $50 p. m
x.sst-Thtrd and Marion streets. Rev. W. A.
<snkIiu. pastof Residence. 81 Seneca
sr,st services II a IA. and 80 n IA. Musical
~xramrne: Morning Voluntary, "Aedita-
20 Eaff; anihsm. II Heard tne Voice of
lxas.s DYKES, offertoire, "Romauee." Wagner.
e.. Dy Miss Hongbton, postlude, "softie,
s.sssts Evening" Prelude, symphony. Hay
a.. anthem, Awake Up Ny Glory, Barnby;
efsrtolre. Melody oautz. dueit, by Messfs-
Ismonds and Grout; posfiude, March, Hay
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The Theosophicai Society meets Sunday
evening", 7:30. in Pettis hall, los Front street
and at old city ball building, eorner lesler
avenue and Fifth street. 7.so .. m, every
Thursday.
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IuNPoS THE cRfCKET-sxAvrIxK
kowrE I've Feuad trips AlT except saad&y.
TINE GA8n-EeAvS seattle SO = IA and 2 As
y IA &stiy except sunday. Leave Evrrett
1913 a m &na Sslb p daily except SAa4ay.
Noau@ctEons-- A. eaastsA n sfeaMsr FLYER for
Tacoma a. Everett with Steamer MikAds Ter
s&onomish IasdinEs Post = MA8is8n street
seattle; f84x Hssitt sweanA Everest
kARk-SssgGl3 te Everett Tsa: Fanaa trip o. IS
= NERF. MAnaslng owner.
Ereefsvs March ~ Esa4
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Free Methodi.t Church.

Barracks 5i5 Jackson street Prayer meeting
Ia N. Holiness meeting. II a N. Free aud
easy. p. m. rousing meeting at p IN.
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D. W. AcAhsp, Master, viii Leave Seattle er The
ssa and 3lsa Of each month, making regular
nra Fare to JuasE-, arst-esass. sc: seeond-
csAzs' ~ Fare 70 juneau and return. first
slsss. 80: sscond-sl.ss. 50.
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Seventh Day-sOs Poplar street Preaching
p. ID.
Christian ehapel~-warren street, half block
north OF Front street power house. services
IL a N.
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snirifnaiists.

Spiritual meeting in Masonic temple, Second
strest entrances, sunday, 2.S0 .. Free.
Spiritual meeting -Hincklsy block. room H.
Services. ?. M. Tests, MFs. Moore. Admission
Tree.
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FARE TO TACOMA. 50 cESrs
cKAaIT RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Lllly Bogardus a Co s dock. foot Spring
street. seattle. Iuesdays Thursdays and saturdays
on tide for Eamonds. Stsnwood skAgft City,
Everett, Florence. Mt Vernon Tulalip, Fir, Avon,
returning alternate dayE
Lilly. EooARDus q CO. Agents.
Telephone l29
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Miscellaneous.

Tenth and Pine, John Glen, pastor--Sabbath
school, g:45 g. m; preaching morning aud
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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Sixth aud Seneca streets. Rev : Dell John.
ston. pastor; rssiasnee. 7I3 spring sfrees
sabbath school, 1918 n n. Young Peoples
society, ssi5 p. m Junior i. +. :. c. T.
5.5g y n Prayer meeting Thursday 80
p. n.
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- ). m
: AarAs Aisslon Eigawaier. Hotel Downs.
ssAaAy school. e ~
M 5ean's, West seattle evening prayer ia
aA'sf seAeothonss, - u,
ssepaeas Ballard services. IL g. N. AMI
p. Rev. T. T. Hyland rsclor
g. ~ sasAent Market street. near Yeslar ave
- A4f Henry 4. Dexter officiating. sun
sAeeis 10 s. ia. Morning service. IL a. IN.
ess.asV~A~Ehth aud Jamas streets Rev
ss EesesFl Watson. y u, rector Fourth
s-N altar Trinity Holy Eucharist. VITA
80. Il a "a EEenlng, al :. sunday school.
.Aafs s~fiilh ana Olive streets Rev.
49, sAaAaarsse Garrett recgor E4tany aud
- sa0nso0. tt s. ~. 1t. Rev. nr. Barker
ss1E& clarke ei che jurisdiction 81 n8ympla.
- So AMI administer roHa FsnAtsoa. Even
800, 3 ia In place et a sermon the rVe-
49, aaa~es questions sanded n last SUNDAY
fSai3ss service ~ guild g0ozn. : - .. "a.
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presb, terian Churches.

sTnan Reformed--seventh street, near Pine.
&ssess II a m.
nm Mission Georgetown, South Seattle.
ssatsy school, $50 =. m
ksa MlssIon--D /. Fordney, pastor Preach
iag. 40 ,. N. first ana third sabbath OF month.
sase Union Kiibonrne avenue, Fremont
Rev ! G. Head, pastor services IL a. m. and
10 N.
Ballard First-Bsoadwa and First avenue.
l Fmdnsy, pastor. Preaching II q. m, and
ih n Sabbath school, 10 r. IA. Y. +. = e. f.,
- p m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p IN.
North seatsle-0ak and Harrison streets. Rev.
v. A. Major. pastor Residence All Temperance
street Preaching, II =. m. and n m. Y. Il. i
6 E. p m Prayer meeting, Thursday. p IN.
FFss-Fourth aud spring streets. Rev. Alex
s8'as Alison. p. d., pastor. Residence, i2t2
Assiaa street services. II t. m. and D m
aaaAy school, 1870 p. M. j. l.. y e. T.,
so . M Prayer meeting, Thursday, p. IN.
calvary Market aud King streets Services,
i a u and ?. m. Rev. sameel J Kennedy,
Fastof sabbath school. 1918 n m. Morning
sGhlset "How Long Halt Ye Between Two
neinlonsgf Evening, "ChiidEen's Day Exer-
e4saa
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Seventh. between Pike and Union. Rev W.
g Eliot. IT,, minister service, III q IA. Sub
jsct, Evolution and the Idea OF Christ" sun
day school 1881.
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12:A.p. IA Up. s. C. RIP m Prayer nesting.
1huFsdays Is p II. gunsor T. r : & z. En-
dap, 2. n
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west DuwAmish- Services ia Mr. Foster
hoase, River Pars, p. In.
Mount zion fcoloredl-Dr. G. VI. Williams,
pastor. services. IL o'clock, Young Aaturaiists
hall, University grounds.
Fremont-Aufora street Preaching III a. N.
aud 10 .. m. Rev. G. A. saiyef, PASTOR. fFayer
msetlng 1hHrrday evening
ballard fsorwagian- u aniskl- Odd Fellows
Hall. corner Leasy and secDad avenues. Nor
wsessa sermon, p IA. by Rev. c. v. FinwalL
North seattie-~Third and Cedar streets Rev.
& r Brownies pastor residence 100 Oak street
services. III n m. and 7sD p "a. ioung
peoples meeting, $50 p m.
Norwegian Danish-sixth and Virginia streets.
G. Vs. Ffnwail pastor Services, II IN and
7.34 r. M Sunday school, ID p m Is, 1. +. u,
7 i. N. Prayer meeting. Thursday, ?. m.
Market etreet-MaTkat aud Main streets.
Rev. ". r. Fieenor. pastor Preaching, III a.
n. and p m. MorniHg subject, 'sThe Peril of
!. beFty. Evening. danger OF Being spoiled. =
Young Peoples meeting. p. IA.
rwedlsh--Bell and Eighth streets Rev Aug.
Olson pastor; residence a13 Dexter street
tsfvices II a NJ. and 40 p. M Sunday school,
4 81 young peoples meeting, p. m.; prayer
meeting. Thursday, n m-: young people
msesing Saturday. p. m.
Firsi--Fonrth street, between James and
csefrT Rev w. Z. Taylor. the new pastor. who
aaa food bound tn Montana, has arrived and
xs preach his initial sermon at tho morning
NFsee. Preaching. IL n. IN. and T30 T. m.
sunday school at close OF morning service
logng peoples meeting. els p "a. Prayer
m.s.lag Thursday, 100 T. N.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION co.

STEAMER FARAILoN.
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco june II,
and fortnight thereafter.
Pas senger and freight rates the lowest.
Tickets and freight rates can be obtained by
applying 10 ]. q. CARROLL. AGENT.
uaion Dock foot oil union street., seattle.
Telephone 81.
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Leave Saaftie-T54S Ills a m. 2.s5 6l5n r.
Leave Tacoua-s-30 >. sn-, 90. 30. 500 p N
Sunday
Leave Ssz.tie-7 90 . n. 1900 500 D IN
Leave facoEnA-esSa 2 80. 80 o n
IanGinx NJ y. p wharf Tacoma and comnsr-
eiaa dock foot Of MaFfaa Str4sE seattle
-aa12ya excursion rates steamer Fseetweo1
fare Soc
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Tickets raav be obtained at the ONCE Of the
company. NJ Ocean dock, Seattle
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FOR e. 8 DRY DOCK. SIDNEY, CHARLES
II ION AND BREAERroN.
THE FAsT STEAMER
II l6EN CANDY /
Leaves Harrington & smiths wharf two trips
daily except Friday. az 80 g. and D. IN
Leaves Bremerton and 20 ..
Leaves Charleston, 9. Is a ana s. ., ID.
Returning leaves sidney, 9;fo A. H. and 6.ls
n
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


..x~.t.es for iris department nust Be handed
~ es.soek satarsay 20 insure sEseTtson-
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From San Francisco, Tor Victoria and Puget
Bound ports, Ct g. n, June l. 9, Il, 10. - p
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pFLLINGHAM BAY. OUTSIDE ROUTE,
ID commencing June L. 1884,
STEAMER MONTICELLO
VIII AXE round trips daily. except Mondays
leaving Seattle a. M, Port Townsend 1926 a.
IN. Anacortes p m. aud arriving New What
com $50 p M. Returning, leaves New What
com 4 p. m, Auaeortes 3 y. IN, Port Townsend d
u m, and arrives ssatte N 10 p. m
CITY DOCK Co. Agents. Seattle
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER,

STEAMER RAINIER
Rebuilt aud rsrurnished. leaves Asrohaats Geek
Monday. Wednesday aud friday ~ q m ios
hiBgston. Port Gamble. Bangor, Seaoscx. Lill-
wanp, Duwauo. Hoedsport Union City and inter-
mediate pointx. arriving in URtsn City ~ 8 D. m
Leaves Union City = m Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday. arriving IN Seattle At p M
e. =. LIBBY. Master.
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Fer San Francisco via Port Townsend and Vie
torls, ats 8 m spasssng~rs resolved On Doard 81
: g. m.l June ?, Z. Il, II, - r.
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Go0DALI. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents, san Francisco
J. Fl JoHSsoS. r :. saDL. seattle
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~ssassfs-saudsv sohesol 5 y m.
!, a.s.ss-Saaasy school. . . Au.i preaching.
a. aesa--P Preaching, 20 n n. hy Rev. u
SUNDAY school. ! "a an
80 SEATTLE sunday school 50 n "a.
missionary meeting. I'D D. tn
n. .-d-North Seattle. Republican aud War.
ssess. - SUNDAY Nchool, =. Il n IA. eCbss-
p ~ ANsrv.sesH u - rzs-. visa address 2
~ s4gs8e Nlaeg.
~ tetFa AL Fins streets Rev ClArk
Na~1s Fsslet Services II a "a. aud = n
q. - stsaleeit "Eae E4thuFheoa 81 God and
So s'.sssseFaaoa 81 Mso Evening subject
Ys.ss ..sstattAa Desire. sunday soAoo3 3. 50
WIPES asvsssae. 6 e. y "a
N@nSFex 2tionst gharches-
-. = ssss-i.ev. J. + Nichols. pastor. serv-
49, : q sernaa for eagl1ren n AZ Ball
~ - -s.ss - area tas sstrt4gNs. sNsa-
t-s khe Mirage 60 Iats.
- y a. H.ey. George If lee. rAstar. Rest
D. slSeA ans THosaas sIreets sesskia sun-
sets S 70. Afgsrnoaa service. 3
hsFs. :. : ttst4Aa ku9eawag SoSsatg. % "a
A4ses-as faesasy. - a IA
ate hlsi and e al vuyslgy strests Rux.
Fegs~ss..N.%s s5ssg, II b. pastor. Re2saeuce. 80
49, atteet -esy8oak III a la AaA ; q "a.
Ii = = s4ees Tee k4xetws ~ysgeza Ap-
~saw.s = AttS EFeWtnE suA3Ses Frafu se.
ks@s ssAssa1s a skssss6 81 sermon, aTne
- : AAa i4a lie AAyf' Saa4Ay sSA1-al,
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DAILY TINE CARD
SEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
STEAMER MCLTEoMAH
LEAVING ARRIVING
Olympus at. $50 N Tacoma al. i. 9 20 m
Tacoma at. =. 1000 N seattle st.....l2.o9 IN
Seattle at...... 90 p M facoma ST. -. 800 p IA
Tacoma Az. 3.so , N Olympia at... $50 N
Connecting with beats for Kamilchis and shss-
ton City Dock, foot Of Main street
FARE TO TACOMA. 80 CENTS
J. A. HATFIELD. Agent
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Manager.
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~ Bailey leaves Yssier Dock Monday. Wednes-
day and Frissy, On tide. calling at Edmonds,
Everett etsawood. Florence. Fir. skagit City,
Mount Vsrnen, Avon and way landings. Return
Ing. leaves Mount Vernon for Seattle on alter
nate days. Aote-Hasing been refttsd through
out the Henry Bailey offers superior aeeommo-
Cations 20 the travelling public. Meals and bsrths
70 cents. For rates apply to once. Yeslsr Dock
A. " IgBALIIsTER. Master
CLoUGH-TRAEsUE CO. Managers
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pAcuc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamer. from seattle As follows:
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xcar POUND trips daily, srcepz sunday
lie ca@ boar and twsaty-ave ns7ussa
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EVERETT RouTE-sTMR. GREYHOUND.
~ Daily Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle cas- q. m, II 80 o. m and $50
p. N. Lsaves Everett a. IN, p. m. and p
snndeys-Lsayes Seattle 1873 a. m Leaves
Everett p.
Fare-singis trip, T5c; round trip. si.25. Gen.
meets with boats for Tacoma aud saohomish.
LsndsnT-CnimAn dock, foot ri Marion street.
SEATTLE 4 TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.,
Ciaud Troup Pres. f. ". Goodhue, Ssey.
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TaE STEAMER @gLYKH-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-28
WANT A SCHOOLHOUSE.
Eureka Valley Accommodations Said
to Be a Disgrace.

The citizens OF Eureka Valley have filed
petition with the Beard OF Education, earnestly
requesting that body TO provide educational
facilities for that locality.
Superintendent SWEET, speaking OF the matter
yesterday, said thai there was 10 portion Of the
city which more requires proper schoolhouse
than Eureka Valley.
1.-THE present accommodations" said Super
intendent SWEET, 'are a disgrace and totally
unfit for the purposes designed. " e have
few rooms In old buildings al Eighteenth and
Douglass, al ITO Eighteenth street and 40
Diamond street, bnt il Is shame TO compel
children TO attend such places, theugh they are
the best we can gel. Yet these few rooms cost
us 5000 a year. ] tried last year 10 get a
schoolhouse fof EuIesa Valley, but was unsuc-
cessiul This year there Will be money on hand,
for there Will be S52, 600 resulting from The
redemption OF the Lincoln sehool-lot bonds.
which mature Oh july 4, and $1,000 month
tlil july 4, 1893. when the leases 10 TIE sc DOL
lois will explIe. This money. amounting to
SIS, 900 in all, will be under the contro of he
Board oil SuleIvisofs, but The money can be
spent Tor 20 other purpose than The buying OF
school lots and the erection of school buildings.
This is casliron, and so stipulated In the bond.
The SIS, 900 is about sufficient 10 provide San
Francisco wi b ali Ihr educa ioDal facilities
needed in the way of school buildings. One of
is Eureka Valley, where schoolhouse is most
needed. The citizens of that locality should
ma their dgh in The Board OF Supervisors to
have this done, as that body will control the
money. but can spend II Tor 40 other purpose
than rfaf sfprpd -
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and ST bottles, but it is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute if offered.
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IT IS TIME TO GET WELL.
All Nature New Sap Runs and
Blood Courses Through the Veinsn Spring Take Paines
Celery Compound, the One Remedy That Cures

acquired the name of the great spring
medicine.
There is not a single village in the coun-
try large enough to boast its regular ply
stefan or drugstore where Paine's celery
compound is not being more largely used
This month than any ether remedy. 1t is
known wherever progress and enlighten-
ment have pushed the railroad or the news
paper.
Paine's celery compound is the very
utmost the medical research of to-day can
do for the exhausted, badly-nourished
nerves and thin. impure blood. 1t goes
straight to the causes of the mischief in
he many forms of disease resulting from
nervous debility and insult Client or vita IT,
blood. A thousand painful symptoms
arise from these two prime causes. Cor
rect the nerves and blood with Paine's
celery compound and the entire system
must get we'll; diseases of particular parts
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disappear. and strength and health by day
and sound, inv goratng sleep by night re-
turn by an unIailing natural process.
Paine's celery compound drives out
diseases of the liver. heart and kidneys
by sending pure. sufficient blood, loaded
with reconstructive material. through
these vital organs. instead of a watery, i'm
pure flaid that can neither nourish nor in
vigorate. Dyspepsia, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, heart disease, general nervous de-
bility and loss of strength cannot remain
when the nerves and blood receive their
daily reinforcement of rich. abundant
nourishment from Paine's celery CON-
pound.
Most diseases are signs of poverty. either
of blood or nerves. Paine's celery COM
pound makes people well because it feeds
starved nerves and blood and regulates
their functions Try it and be convinced,
as are thousands of men and women and
children everywhere