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ELECTRICITY is LIFE

When properly applied and thoroughly
diffused in the human system; but this.
when artihcially applied, must be done
under the direction ami able guidance of
those who are by practice experienced in
its use and applicability to the various
diseases incident 70 nature, and with q
careful provision as to the constitutional
condition of the patient Hence the Won
derful success DIR. Darrin has over disease
with the use of electricity and medicine,
as the following almost miraculous cures
viii show. Ii they were not people wei
known in this community it would be hard
to believe such cures possible:
George Smith, Astoria, deafness cured
Rev. ]. Il. Coenour. Portland. Or, skin
disease cured: Miss Maggie Synhoest, La
Grende, Or. cross-eye cured: Isaac Thomp
son. La Center, W. T., deafness cured;
w. T. Binkley, Centralia, w. T., sciatic
rheumatism, restored; J. T. George, Glen
eden, w. T., chronic rheumatism five
years, cured; Henry Van Helms. Sandy,
Or, cancer of the nose and ca.arrh, cured.
DIR. Darrin is located at Hotel Chiiberg,
Tacoma and will treat the poor free (Insd-
icines excepted) from 10 TO IL daily.
Hours for all, 10 a. m. To p. m; Sundays.
10 to 2 Consultation free. All durable
chronic, acute and private diseases in zen
or women successfully treated. In most
cases only one visit required at the doc
tors office. Question blanks and circulars
sent free.
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WHY THE JAPANESE WIN.
The Beauty of Having Plenty of Force
Where 1t Il Needed.

Let rs consider what We mean by taking
cold
China IL ten times more po2ulous than japan,
bat the laps have beaten their Eesghoors IN
battle after battle.
WHIST ass that 20 10 with taking coldf Merely
this: Ths japanese manage to b. stronger
than the saeny AZ The points OF actual contact
That in gencralship.
Geld air strikes thu skin, contracts the olooo
vessels. and drives the blood 20 the interior
wEers the organs are eoryessed and perhaps
inHamed- It is not enough TO take something
10 stop thar cough.' All The forces OF the
body must be reused 20 expel the invader, and
the earlier In the campaign tnts is done. tas
more complete VIII be rac victory.
In other words, the best weapon against
cold 10 Q stimalant. OF which Duffys Pure NAH
Whisksy 10 the best example n the msrket.
Its effect on the blood Is 20 distribute IL where
IL belongs and 20 Keep the circulation 5risS and
normal Il il q inc appetizer and gives strong
and welcome support 70 q system run down
By work or worry, perhaps By combination
OF both
Attention is directed TO the fact that Dury
Malt IL a medicirsl preparation. the purity oil
which removes Il far from common wntsxey
and enables IL TO give benefit vhers ordinary
vhiskiss would be valusless-
A cough il only stga of cold TO quiet ~
temporarily does not drive the enemy from the
body. Inc cong usst OF = cold IL simple matter
when one uses DuEy's Pure Mali Whisky.
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prosecuted Anne Hutchinson ard Msry
Dvzr
The spirit Of sweetness. and light began
10 psrvszs Se~ Eaglsnd about isso The
benignsnt and tolerant spirit OF DR..
Claiming had its effect. the German Idea
Of Christmas began TO nsrrp the Old
eternal punishment" orthodoxy, ana
Thanksgiving segsn to be hGmsrely oele-
brated a. sweet family reunion. and the
German Christmas was adopted - dell
cate and spiritual tribute 20 the memory
Of Christ as q lover Of children
New England hsmanlEed her old-tine
somher Thanksgiving into day of genn-
Inc family Joy and reunion, and she
adopted not the brutal. drunken, old me-
dlevsl English Christmas. but the spirit
saiized German Christmas which 10 SYM
bolicag OF Christ and instinct with his
humane spirit. Bat how did Thanksgiv-
ing get to be . pational holidayf Only
through our civil war. Is 10 true that
President George Washington proclaimed
days OF national Thanksgiving.bu bat Thanks
giving a. o national holiday dates from
our ctFls war, Nhsn ADreAom LaDco4A "a
blessed memory proclaimed day Of ma
tionsl Thanksgiving for the victory OF
Chattanooga won November 3. 1858. by
Grant. which Lincoln rightly judged TO be
decisive for the ultimate triumph Of the
Union.
Thanksgiving day brings with IL blessed
memories, and yet is recalls TO rs the
bitter losses OF the year. Many family
circles In this city have 9 vacant chair.
and jet there is no need TO mourn for
those who wherever they die, whether on
land or sea, die members OF the Grand
Army Of the Lord.
Then g4vs we thanks, Oh Lord. for him
Tone in 1hy faith aud iears
For the good ne wrought: for the seed he sowed.
And lett 70 rlpsn ners;
For al the honor, love and peace
That keeps bis name - dear.
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BURIED WITH MASONIC uoNens


Mrs H@nnfe naples Funeral.
The remains Of Solomon E. Clough were
buried with Masonic honors from the
residence, S05 Moltke street. yesterday
morning by Seattle Commandery, No. 2.
knights Tempisr. Of which the deceased
was member. also under the auspices of
Of S. Johns Lodge, No. 8, F. & A. NJ,
and Columbia Lodge, No. % of the United
Worxmen, with each of which the dead
man had been connected. The services
were conducted at the residence. SOB
Noltks street. by the Rev. John F. Damon.
And at the grave in Lake View cemetery
BY the Knights Templar. The funeral
was largely attended, and the many hand
some aoFal offerings that covered the cas-
ket, and. later on, the grave. told of the
hosts OF friends that mourn the less Of Q
good man.
The rem aims Of Mrs. Jennie Maple, who
died in South Park las, Monday, were
buried from the ehspel of Gonney & Stew
art yesterday morning. Rev. Wallace
Mating conducting the services. A
choir OF young girls from the
university, former friends OF the dead
young wife. ssn~ q number of hymns
with touching effect The intermsnt TOOK
place N Lake View cemetery, where add
tional services were had over the grave By
the Daughters % Rebekah. OF which the
deaG woman was s mem Der.
The remains OF Miss Christina DUNCAN,
who died OF pnsumOais lass sunday At
1917 Washington street, we're buried from
the residence yesterday morning. with
Rev. Mr.. MeGuirs officiating. assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Kennedy. The inssrrnsnt was
had IN Lake Vies cemetery.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The rublic 10 hereby wsrned NOS 10 pay
cry nonsy 70 parties representing 70 %
seents Of the Seattle Posr-IsrrLLTsUcxA
sxesps the following who are the only
authorized travelling agents OF the fosr-
ivsxLsfanscEn. viss J. A Mcclellan. J. L
Ha.Isv and Robert E Lee Hill. 7A<
does ~. ssyls ~ resident agents OF "a"
PAPER who ere ocatsd IN various cisies
snd towns Of the North ssst nor 10 post
M sssers, who are in al cases sushosised
70 take subsortp ssons for tbs Daily. s1n-
dsy and Weekly posf-IsruLfaKscrR
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sold through druggists. az the price OF the
cheaper made pills.
" Pleasant Pellets" cure biliousness, sick
and bilious headache. dizziness. costive-
ness, or constipation, sour stomach, loss of
appetite, coated tongue, indigestion, or dys-
pepsia, windy belchfngs heartburn, !"
pain and distress after eating, and kindred
arrangements Of the liver, stomach and
bowels. Pat MP IN scaled glass vials, there
fore always fresh Gud reliable. Whether
as a laxative, OF in larger doses, a. gently
acting but searching cztharIsc, these little
. Pellets are uneQuzled-
As dinner pill, +" 10 promote digestion,
take one each day AHsr dinner. To relieve
the distress arising from over eating, moth
ing equals ore OF these little " Pellets !"
They ara tiny. sugar coated. anti bilious
gTanules. AIRY child readily takes them
Accept 40 Substitute that may be recon
I7euded - be just as good II may Dc
teflsr f>y kS< SexLe-, because Of paying
him better profit. bet nc is not the oae
who rkzSs help.
free sample = 70 7 doses o. s'Tsi. IS
mailed 70 any address, poss-pssc. on receipt
Q. name ard address ca postal card
Address WoRtD's DTsPESsAgg MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, ~. u.
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Sal. Of well-kuown Newspaper.

San Francisco, Nov. 2s.-In the United
States circnit court today Judge McKenna
appointed Commissioners Heacock. who Is
master-in-chancery in the circuit court, to
sell the Cal and Bulletin newspaper proper
ties Ct private sale. The order is the result
of a petition by George K. Fitch, the sur
viving partner. to secure settlement with
the Pickering and Simonton estates.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Nov. 2S.-Negotiations
were contaminated today by which con-
troll OF the Boston Daily Tratsller passed
into the hands of II. Il. Taylor, promi-
nent attorney of this city. and Col. Charles
Z. Hasorook. until recently publisher of
the New York Advertiser. Taylor will be
president of the company, Hasbrook man
ager, The Traveller is the Boston repre-
sentative of the Associated Press.
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.......slG.iss.ass a&saEs

The quantities Of spirits. etc, on which
q tar was paid during the last fiscal year,
with the increase or decrease "a com pared
with the first fiscal year, 1873. are given IS
follows: Spirits distilled from apples,
peaches and grapes. l. s3o. $50 gallon; de-
crease, 25s ess gallons: distilled from other
materials. 81. 43e. So gallons; decrease. To-
Iil.ci4; fermented liquors. 50. 334. 7s3 bar
reIs; decrease, I.2ie. 534; number Of cigars,
cheroots and cigarettes weighing over
three pounds per thousand. 4. 066, 81, 433:
decrease. TAT, 27a. 6s4: cigarettes weighing
not over three pounds per thousand. 5. 1885,
57s. 100; increase, 6,ss1. o0; Cigarettes
weighing over three pounds per thousand,
20s. $40; increase. Dos. $40; snuff, Ii. 627. oe2
pounds; decrease. es7 so2; chewing and
smoking tobacco. 235 All. 500 pounds; de-
crease, Ii, "a, ga; oleomargarine, 66 AZ. 800
pounds; increase, 1.S6. l25.
The cost Of collecting the internal reve-
nue. during the last year was s., g75, 9D4, or
z 10 per cent. of the collections.
The total number of Chinese registra-
tion certificates applied for under the act
of November 8. 1893. was l06, s1l, at . cost
up to June 30. 1894. of SO. $50.
The estimated expenses Of the internal
revenue service for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1896, are given as 81. $50, 9s7.
The report shows that the work of the
bureau 10 in excellent condition. both IN
the office Of the commissioner and the
field. OF the I.0l6 Illicit stills seized. 90s
were destroyed and los removed, an in
crease for the year of 30.
The actual number and class Of special
taxpayers in the United States on June
30, 1894, is given as follows:
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Mira Catherine Burns, aged l01, an old
resident of Sacramento. Cal, is dead
Judge Isaac Howe, late Popuiist candi-
date for governor of South Dakota, died
Wednesday morning at his home In Red
field. The exsrtions of the campaign
brought on the fatal illness.
Joaquin Garcia Yeaxbaiceta, noted
Mexican photographer and man of letters.
died suddenly Monday night He was
director of the Academy Of the Mexican
Language and corresponding director Of
the Royal Academy Of Spain. where his
literary sttainments in ancient Mexican
works were greatly admired. Yeazbalceta
was engaged in preparing q dictionary Of
the Mexican language.
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YARxKrS. Nov. 2s-Princess Bismarck
hAs for years bSsa suffering with bronchitis
and gastric eAisrra. Eighteen months
ago sse was fouzd lying in pool Of blood
az TIE foot of hsr led. These faintiag at
ssess sere repeated from ssrs TO time.
Ias immediate cause OF asasA was dropsy
complicated With heart disease. She was
cheerful. aEi tired 20 decisive the prince as
- Der eonaisson, spending mnca Of her
tine cat 81 EEL When Or. schwsainr.r
gently ero<s tss asss 70 the prince. he
rose ans s1e1 3&ssly and remained silent FOR
ssEs tina ut tie GsashbsA- He had
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John & Bsliaine, eorrespoadsas Of the
Tacoma ledger. and Col. Paul D'Heirry, OF
Seattle. hs are nnifeJsT working In the in
ssrsst % john l. wilsen for United State,
senator, have scecceding Ia making the
ledger sarrenasly ridiculous, The articles
prepared BY saem and sent frotn Seattle
are saeh rank nonsense that they are
hardly worthy Of notice. II seem, tnerea.
shis hat aay puSie Journal should be
wiling 70 prins sucA STAG. Mr.. Wilson Is
unfortunate In the choice OF his lieu
tenants
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The howl for frss coat a. boon for TIE
lseorins nan AZ the East hss done is
worst The New York Hr~ais recently safe
that 'snssxea coal you'd - been 80 every
henssho'a and especially 30 the pocr." A.
q matter cf fscs tAe.e Is no tar upoa
snthrasits ccaL II vas ret tsxea under
the tartg - 1880 the MeEialsy taysE Ii
was TREE un&sr ~. tariff q lssa !; vas
free unser the tssiF ssws in fores during
the psrsod fren Is74 TO lSs2 Is hn eses
sxsnps tsSsa day Tor treaty ys&sA
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THE GAR GROWING POPULAR.
Because He Lets the People See Him
Without . Guard Of Soldiers

Because He Lets the People See Him
Without . Guard Of Soldiers
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2a-The popular
ity of the czsr increases daily, owing to
his unaffected ways and the fact that he 10
dispensing with the military police body
guards Of the palace. His order with
drawing troops from the line of the route
upon his wedding day has produced good
effect. The crowds were unable to believe
that they would be allowed to stand and
witness the procession without the invari-
able hedge of soldiers. and when they saw
that this was the fact the popuiace were
frantic with delight and expressed salts
faction in thousand ways. There is no
doubt that . marked change has taken
place everywhere in ST. Petersburg life in
consequence of the cars admirable policy.
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The Posr-IsrELIasEscxs hersby gusrsn-
tees It's advertisers bona ida paid circu-
latson, Daily, Sunday and Weekly, double
that OF any other newspaper pabiished in
the state Of Washington. Advertising con-
tracts viii be made subject to this gusrsn-
tee
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The cold grsy sky breeds dark on laid and hin,
The singing children OF TIE woods have fed,
The hermit thrush's golden chime is still
The happy hsunters of the grass are dead,
The world is hushed with numb Noyembef's
chill.
But In the spacious farmhouse, loi the glare
OF the hospitable hearth, and on the board
The ricA abundance Of Thanksgiving fare
Ths yesr-long savings OF the housewives
hoard
A harvest home, though all the falds ars bara
Here sits the graybeard sire. and at his side
The youngest OF hts line prattling child;
And there the husband by the new-made bride:
And next the low-browed lily maiden mid,
The soldier son, stsrn-ieatured, esgle-eyed.
From far they come BY many parted ways
To meet oaee more beneath the ancient roof,
Dear ever with the love of childhood's days;
Aud here again LIES severed warp and wool
Are joined, and times swift wing moment
ssays
And memory makes the old man young again,
He tells tbs oft-told tale the outworn Jest.
Outdoor thes falls fss; on hill and plain,
The distant church clock tolls the hour of
rest,
And thanks are offered Heaven--not in vain.
Charles l. Hiidreh sn DsHso-est sageztae
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Justice Fuiler,s SON.

Justice Fuiier's son-in-Law . Forger.
CHICAGO, Nov. ga warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Matthew Aubrey,
the young man who created a sensation
several years ago by clipping with q daugh-
ter of Chief Justice Fuller, of the supreme
court of the United States. The charge is
forgery, Aubrey being accused Of signing
the name of his father-in-law to ascheck
for small amount on the Atlas National
bank. of this city.
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The number OF distilIeriss operated dur
ing the year was 5, las. OF this number
1,54l were for grain. II for moIasses and
3, il9 for fruit. The quantity Of grain used
for the production of spirits during the
year was 10. 716 SIS bushels. decrease for
the year of 8, 3l3'59l bushels. The yield of
spirits from each bushel of grain was T. AZ
gallons as against 424 gallons for 1892
and 435 for 1893. The report shows that
the number of cattle fed at grain distil-
leries during the year was CO, 123; hogs,
q, 554
The kinds and quantities of spirits pro-
duced and deposited in distilling ware
houses during the year is shown in gallons
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No Of
e65, 236,lal sI2.lo0, 20s 1915

Official returns and bounty claims on
hand show that the following amounts
for bounty on sugars produced during
the existence of the bounty law were paid
at the time Of the repeal of this law. on
August s. 1894: Maple sugar. sI22. 732;
beet sugar, sS6. 49,; cane sugar, ssl, 2S2:
sorghum sugar, Sass. Total, SPA, 1s2
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THE rSTEKxAL REVENUE


WasHTysroS CxrY, Nov. 2s.-The annual
report Of Joseph s. Miller. commissioner
Of internal revenue. shows the total re-
ceipts from al sources for the fiscal year
ended Jane 30. 1894, 20 hare been So. i6s.-
40, decrease for the yesr Of SIS, SD. $40.
The following figures show the receipts
from the several sources during the last
fiscal year, and the increase or decrease rs
compared with .hs year next preceding:
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Tie amount of distilled spirits with
drawn for export during the year 1884 was
ella. All gallons, IS against 6, T22, 232 ex-
ported in 1898. The amount of spirits In
warehouses on Juno 80, 1894, was 137 $685.
o75 gallons.
During the fiscal year ended June so,
1894, G, $40 licenses were issued to de-
nestle sugar producers who intended to
claim bounty for their product, and si2,-
100, 20s net after deducting refinements,
we're disbursed by this Office in paying
approved bounty claims. During the
fiscal years ended June so 1892, and June
so, 1885, S7,3i2, OF and SO 375, 80. respect
lively, were disbursed as bounty on sugar,
making with last years bounty total dis
bursement of SIS. STA exclusive of adj
ministrative expenses incurred u execut-
ing the bounty law. The following figures
show the amount of various kinds OF sugar
returned. bounty paid. etc., during the
fiscal year 1894:
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal kidwinter Fair. San francisco

Ex-Gov, Owen Bowie, of Maryland. was
stricken with paralysis at his home in
Prince George county Monday night. and
is IN . dangerous condition.
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Special Values in Books.

We have a most complete selection
of finely bound books, in single
volumes and sets, and are selling the
same at the lowest prices in the city.
We quote herewith few of the many
excellent bargains:
I,2oo cloth-bound IL mo- books at
r5c each.
Juvenile books at sc to age
The Wonder Book, Blithedale Ro-
mances, Moses from an Old Manse
and Twice Told Tales, sets of four,
handsomely bound in red and white,
with gold stamping, at a5c each
Dore's illustrations OF Dante's In
ferno Bible Gallery and Paradise
Lost, bound in red and white, at
ooe each.
I5-volumc sets of Dickens at $s.as
per set
Ia-volume sets Of Irving at S. so
per set
5-volume sets of Cooper's Sea
Tales at Sr.75 per set.
6-volume sets Of George Eliot at
SI.ss per set.
s-volume sets Of Macaulay's History
Of England at SI.as per set.
Io-volume sets Of Thackeray at
SITS per set
100 titles Burt's Standard Library
a, 7sc each.
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MAKE MONEY.

The best chance of the year is offered 10 men
with brains and money sun lent to oreu an Of
fee for the sale of the DR.. White New Hair
Grower Remedies, sold under guarantee, mo
HAIR, NO PAY" These remedies have he'd
public confidence for the past five years, out
lasting ali otheis. Big money Tor BARRIERS and
local agents L oersl terms. Write a. once 10
MAETINEZ & CO., $50 Market street, San Fran
cisco, for EXCLUSIVE agencies.
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Holiday Novelties.

We are showing an immense stock
of elegant and inexpensive articles
suitable for holiday gifts This stock
was selected espec tally for the Christ
mas season, and embraces all classes
of books, stationery, metal, leather,
ivory and celluloid goods, fine Christ
mas cards, etc. The prices are so
extremely low that they can not fail
to give complete satisfaction to all.
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THREE FACTS
Unknown to Many People.

DGndTuF has been and cda BE- cured
Hair failing out Aas been and can be cured.
Bdidaess has been ard cdn BE- cured
lou pay only for results. No hair, no pay.
DIR. Whites New Hair Grower does ell OF these
things. AT 90 Market ST., San Francisco, rooms
], 2, will be found separate apartments Tor
ladies and gentlemen desiring 10 receive sppli
cation OF these remedies Consultation free
Correspondence confidential.
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Is very stylish this season. We
have it and many other popular
sorts besides.
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A half or more. and are clearing
out at present figures so that a few
DAYS should see the last of them I'M
til the dressmaker has turned them
into stylish costumes. Remember,
they are exclusive styles and no
two alike.
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OF nice linen and hemstitched
These sets have been reduced from
sl.50 to 81 each.
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Make your purchases early.