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The chlcora.. Hnil af,aat.

Benton Harbor. M1ca.. Jan. ga
steamers hull. probably that OF the Chi
cora, was seen floating of Glen Haven.
twenty miles north. at noon tosfsy.
Chicago, Jan. H.-Andrew Crawford.
the principal owner OF the Chicora. said
this afternoon: There was no insurance
and the loss to thf company will be about
s.0oo but our greatest regret is the loss
of life. 1t Is dreadful TO think that SO
many aives have been lost Capt. stiner
was a particularly fine fellow, able and
courteous. He had been with the COM
pany twenty odd years and knew the
lakes as well as any captain In the SER
vice. /. do not blame him for the wreck.
and yet It seems that IL he had studied
his barometer Monday morning he would
have known the storm was coming The
storm signals. have learned were not
displayed in Milwaukee for three hours
after the boat had left that port. / cal
cuiate the Chscora must have been with
In twelve miles OF Sc. Joseph when she
was caught IN the Ice. What happened
to her IL not known. That Cant. Sinner
did his very best. and guided his boat
20 the best OF his knowledge. have not
the slightest doubt. The second mate.
Bonnie Stiner. was the only son or the
captain
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no hope OF success, as 1t was known
that one absent Republican would arrive
on the afternoon train thus making
1t incumbent upon Doiph to receive 46
votes to be elected. The best they could
possibly hope to do was to hold their
own.
The anti-Dolph men are still unorgan-
lied and without leader. Their only
apparent object Is to defeat Dolph. but
as yet they have been unable to center
on a candidate sufficiently satisfactory
to harmonic the conflicting elements
In their ranks. The situation is Dolph
and anti-Dolph- That Is all there is to
It. 1t Is very evident the deadlock win
not be broken tomorrow. and probably
not for several days.
Secretary Of State Kincaid was nomin-
ated today as free silver Republican
candidate, but received only two votes.
Hermann received none and Moore 4.
as Ii became evident that the use OF his
name was for the purpose OF testing the
strength Of the opposition to Dolph. Mem
ton Of ex-Gov. Moody's name wss greeted
with applause. and he stands foremost
among the dark horses. heading q long
list. among which appear the names Of
Gov. Lord Sol Hirsch. George w. Me-
Bride and others.
Today's ballot stood: Dolph, A; Moore,
10; Lord. 2: Hare. 10: Bennett, 8: Moody,
4; Williams. !; Kincaid, L; no choice.
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Corruption IN Caiifornia.

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 2l-Phelps,
chairman of the assembly committee on
re.renchment, offered a resolution giving
the committee power to send sub-com-
mittees at wiz to investigate state insti-
tutions. Phelps declared the state is be-
ing robbed right and left. especially in
the management of the Preston school of
industry at lone. The resolution was
adopted
The resolution by Ewing for the inves-
tigation OF corruption In the San Fran
cisco police department was the special
order this morning. Waymire Of Ala
media said a Lexow committee should be
appointed only by virtue OF statute.
and offered a substitute resolution. direct
ing the attorney general to draft a law
granting authority to the committee to
investigate the police and also the San
Francisco election frauds. The committee
shall sit as long as necessary. The sub
stitute was adopted, rs to T.
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IN prsprtsty sor ysur sinosrs rsssrd.
.eee0t a eIee<seu. evsa In The ssmoss
snau1ndIfty of such N eveEt-
.>Were Il NOT, 10 spesk frankly. fnaf
- go ssch . ksn5iy senkimen< - I
- uu..,ftenesf above exists. would not
s..twe Is address yoa On ths sso5ec1
1870. - do. xhat Gncb senfimsns
- -. S1aeysd de determina<soa BY
- q ysu 81 yeur uftimses choice. ana
i.elin~ fi,as ss,cas IN obstacle - ! have
.~ntsoued. II Il does exist, sfsozid No
s.e,~r - Allowed 70 DO - Cor . mouaeuf.
- ny ffienks 20 detst frcm such ex-
sresstoas ~ tfsey have made. srd 70 you
vsn4uss 20 repeat my belief that 40
hctian. psrtianahi5s intoierancs. class M
ierssts nor sectional sentiment should
s,I5xs soar ac1iou. but thsf the public
rsafess and love Of justice shouid lead
5 epeeay actson On your part.
s~Tzere Ars candidates. before yuu wfo
~ xhy Of your suffrsSss: there ass
1t1ssue e s1se state who merit the high
- .s=ser that you can bestow upon them;
ut, Tor myself. I am ceoteH with the
ipncr ALREADY bestowed, ami anxious only
lhat - best interssfa Of the wfsoie peo-
~ Of oar beloved state may Be wisely
,oassrved Very rsspectfuliy.
y. II. NsGRAW."
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IN. n,,, for. Pebble Ex miner.

Olympia, Jan. Specialize bin in
troduced by Senator Sergeant Of Pierce,
providing for the appointment of public
examiner will suggest some radical
changes In the present methods OF con-
Quoting state institutions. The bill pro-
hibt.s him holding a public ONCE OF any
kind. and specifics that he shall not be
an employee. assignee, trustee, offlcer or
stakeholder OF any banking, moneyed or
savings institution. he Is to be appoint
ed by the governor 10 hold ofilee four
years. and 70 furnish bond In the sum
os SIS .eGo The duty of this officer. more
especially. will be the enforcement OF
a uniform system Of bookkeeping by all
state, county ard municipal officers hav-
ing control % public funds and he
viii be required TO examine. and approve
or reject. she financial standing OF nil
bonaszners Hts visits TO all public irss.-
tutions are 70 be az Irregular Intervals
ard without prior notice to anybody coz
nected with the institution. His salary
shall he ss,e0e
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A Girl Bu lies : xlne

Wurtemhurg's king almost 81 -.
trouble a few days ago. He,
kaiser. Is an Indifferent WHIP ~ 4
entering the stuitgas Schloss ~
nearly drove over young Afnexio61
She, however. with that sangf3u1
acteristic OF the fair dAueht1xo 81
West. caught the hcrses' heads ~
ing them back told the king q
strong Angio-S Saxon and 0ermn9
mixed what she thought Of him H.
jesty, who was entirely at fault
down and rendered his u1oet
apologies. The young lady was u19
that she had had the gra-iacatloa 8
lying king until she received tbe g
ing day letter from one o. his uANsq
chamberlains, begging her accepea
the royal photograph as 9 souven
said. of his clumsiness and her e.
A few people are aware that htae ~
Nellie McTIenry. who stars fhe
comedy, "a Night at the Circus. ~
piucky little woman. and ssn apeee
the Seattle thcater Tuesday and q
day nights Of next week. Jannnxf
30.
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, es,lrr q, c,.ie.

Olympia, Jan H-Speciaf--Senatar
Brown Of Kitsap has remedy for the
present defective HIS code. Senator
Browns plan will require no expenditure
until the work rs approved by the iegts-
Iatnre. ard is provides that all fhe laws
Of ths state be codIsed under the follow
Ing heads: Civil code. civil code OF pro-
ce1nre. penal code penal code OF pro-
cedure. code o< public Instruction. mill
sary code political code. Tire bin pro-
viias that the governor appsosnt three
compeiers practising attorneys OF she
supreme court. whose compensation shall
ee reasonable and shall be provided by
law after the legislature shall have
passed ga she!r work. II IL proposed that
the commission shall submit 70 the next
legislature. IN printed form. report
81 sheIr proceedings accompanied By hsfls
fz~ the enactment OF said several codes
ali expenses connected with the work
are to come cut Of an appropriation.
che srnoznt Of which - 10 be suggested
by the judiciary committee
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The HOUSE, COMMITTEES.
List Of Those "a Which Each Membe
Has Been Assixned.

Olympia. Jan. A-Spec5al correspond
ence.--Hon Ellis Morrison. OF West Sc
attle Is TIRE first man from King county
TO be e,cneref with the position OF speak,
er IN the lower house Of the state iegis-
lature. ard. for that matter. u was many
years ago. IL ever. that a man from this
county occupied that place OF honor In
the territorial legislature Mr.. Morrison
found house OF Is members who resolved
10 have AZ standing committees To
make the proper selections for members
OF these committees was by no means a
axat task, arb she speaker was occupied
on the work for four full days and nearly
as many nights. BY great care and pains
taking labor he succeeded IN doing what
few men In ike positions have ever done
IN the United States He has appointed
his committees SO that every member Of
the house p AMPLY satisfied with the
work mapred out for him. The senatorial
contest nor partieanship wegss allowed 10
snterfere VITA this work, ana Speaker
Morrison has received universal praise
fer his manifest fairness and happy ap-
paiutmsntS. Each mentt-e- has ali be
can 30 n he gives attentt1n to TIRE work
% his committee where thu work Of leg
ssiation s. always accomplished
Following IS lie. of the members OF
s'se house. with the committees 70 which
csch one Is a1zssesutsd, Those who are
familiar with the occupations ~ IRE mem
Aers viii recognize AZ a glance the reca-
fa~ fortune that guide, tAs SPEAKER IN
his clever solution of the worriscue CON-
naittee appointments.
Afaersscn tfsexsl or Ktng--cSafg-s4ar ~
municipal esrnorstsans. AMI member o..
compensation and fees Of state ana coEu-
ty officers judiciary, military affairs and
ScAlgerx' sss,ss.s sspensse ard taxation.
Allen Osrsl - Gsrtieil- c'sssrss asss
easssssaE. likes aaa ssrasnage. mileage saa
ss,stsnren- expenses. revenue ana taxa
tlea rossas ansi bridges
fakrr TPssYN 90 p.arxs---A srscsfft,svai col
sNg@ ami school 81 science rneusnrsafs.
nssysscsFSst corporations. rassroasss waxer
water rights Ans srrssxtton
Barge NgepA of Kstt.tas-Chair~ran %
state normal scAS~sls. rseEnsse~ Ct unive--
sty. agricultural college ard scAspos ~
sssseure. axprorrsatsens. csrpcrasaons o<her
than ussass,spal ard railroads. eiucatl,gs
saher arst iss>s~ statistics. medicine. n.y.
xseae asnf dentistry. railroads.
gxusn srsens,l - osaEoxas-csasn,s asd
auditing. tssiicsarv. gsstnes erss -slnsaw
railroads, psssfr aaiss9gs ard erxsYn<ss
Compensation and fees - state ara ooua-
sy Officers
Gsgw~ trscsn1 ~ wsascsaa-- 9ysasrraan ct
s.aesfsrsue. Ayxi~re avzi dentistry. rysce,sser
81 ScnssAsasAonsf rerisson. hospitals so-
the insane. @csapsa for ssesecsise yourA
arb reform scessas. state normal s-hoosa
Rsia tFssp.l az whitman caasrsran sF
privileges ard saecsto-ss, rnesrsser or a;s-
a~ar~sssAsgss, ccassstutsnnsi revision. coun-
ties asss county Boundaries f~sSe~as rekA-
Tiers, Judiciary. STATE rpnsseattary.
Burrows tisersl % ktxg--Ax~z csss<.ar.
eaacatsess. military affairs anA scasEers'
bone state sceons ard gTarsst l2rzss
state university
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Olympia. Jan. 24-Speciai.-The senate
was in session for a few minutes only.
The following new bills were introduced:
s. Il. No. 70. by Brown OF kitsap-
Relating 10 the codification of the laws Of
this state and creating code commission.
s. b. No. 80. by Hall of Whitman
Extending time for payment on school
land contracts.
8. II. No. 81. by Lewis OF King-Re-
lating To documentary evidence.
8. b. No. s.. by Lewis OF King--In
relation to the property rights of married
persons
The house concurrent resolution by
Seoby OF Thurston. requesting the libra
rian to furnish members of the house
and senate with journals. was tabled.
Adjourned till II: 80 tomorrow.
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The second trial OF Hester Eiate. char~-
ea with prostitution, occupied the greater
part OF JUICE alassow's time yesterday.
The case closed sbous O'Clock last even
ing and the jury. after being out three
and a half hours. brought in = verdict Of
gasssy. II was one cf the hardest fought
eases On record ana City Attorney win
stock had 70 exert himself 20 his utmost
Tae sefenss claimed that Miss BIa.e sold
Boston baked beans In her back room. ia
stead OF carrying on a nefaysous voca-
sicn-
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A CAUCUS ON FINIse
Republican Senators Is
and Decide on 4 Polier
MAY TALK OF OUR DsAp,e
Demserats Rope 70 Pass 49,
That Provides Far BaHk -
tisn and Coming ssigs,aeu1

Washington City, Jan. s1--lli
publican senators will hold ! s. 80
in Senator Sherman's cousultS6n -
at 1850 tomorrow. which ~
called for the purpose of -
various questions likely to - 49,
the seiiate. The question az tunr1 r.
portance to be considered a - - !
iating TO the finances. and Il i. - :
stood the Republican members q
finance committee will ash a. p
be instructed as to what c1a,>s q +
pursue IN dealing with the oueuIlus p !
the committee.
There will also Be an efDnrt - !, /
have the caucus take q ponISfaS q
the matter OF the election Of
i'm states where the legisietnr~ ;s
Republican and where the cogxfuk psi
apparently unnecessarily prolnnr
In Idaho. Delaware and Workie61s
but the proposition Is likely b ~ FL /
position. There viii be also eoi1o
cussion OF the Republican polkrr ri
connection with the bills for ~ NJ
mission of New Mexico ana Aripu1n
The details of the amended Aua1
plan which Springer and ca 611|
others of the banking cumait1
discussing with Secretary Car
learned today. They had ~ -
ference with the secretary. ana ~ v
the opinion that the fnodih01jn6s r
his plan meet his sanction. -
radical OF the new proponf&fom RI
which Cox stands sponsor II ~ ~
the coinage OF silver. It eontc1rn16
the cancellation OF the Shermnk =
when received at the treasurr.
the issue OF silver certi6catea = y
nominations of 81, 81 and e q
silver dollars, IL the receiveo III g 4
TO back these silver certlnxfoo 4 ~
proposed TO coin all the buluon 4 r.
treasury. which include (f1
seigniorage. amounting to M
1t Is calculated that not man ~
$40,000.000 can be coined IN q -.
The changes In the banking &c.
Of the plan provide that WIN
banks shall hold the same reoerx8 r
required, one-half shall be 10 IL
tender greenbacks. or Sherzdan -
Cox explains that this a1xlnr
would relieve the treasury a. a.
on the gold made possibie BY H. r.
volume OF outstanding nntes. eEl
would dispose OF $500. o00.ooo q -
by using them to form TIE - 4
banking. and 500. 00o. 900 Tor ~ -
in banks. 1t is conceded tAat 4 q
b necessary to empower the seef@
to issue low rate bonds to peoeG
treasury against large wishdreNl&
gold.
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Everett, Jan. 2i-speciai.-Tseauests
we're circulated by Capt +. J. Call and
n. @. Tibbits on Tuesday asking Cob
Eddy to vote for john l. Wilson for
senator. Nearly hundred signatures
we're obtained In thirty minutes and the
documents and names were sent to Col.
Eddy BY special telephone message. The
following reply was received from Col.
Eddy yesterday: ITO r. J. Call. z. v.
Ctaypooi and others: Your fiaesage at
hand. will never vote for a man who
vosed for the railroad pooling bib In con-
gress. Wilson did this. Wilson can't be
eienh. will not waste my vote II /
can help It. The Republicans OF sno-
homish county elected me. not Everett
alone. I am in Olympia. You are In Ey-
erett. When my duties are fully per-
formed I Will meet the judgment OF the
people. TIN then my own judgment must
- my guide. EDDY"
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THE CALIFORNIA BLOCKADE.


SIsson. CAL, Jan. 2t--The situation re-
mains unchanged This morning dawned
bright and clear, without a cloud IN the
sky. the first clear day In week Re-
ports from the scene OF the big slide state
that there Is no possible show Of raising
the blockade before Saturday. Several OF
here have started out afoot and will en-
deayor 10 reach Dunsmuir.
Santa Rosa. Cal. Jan. a4--Reporfs of
damage done by the recent floods con-
tinue to come In. It Is believed the last
storm was fhe most destructive OF any in
SononA county for thirty years The
Mark West creek overfiowed its banks,
nearly destroying two large wagon
bridges, ana cutting up the roads so that
they are impossible for miles. cosnznu-
nication with the unfortunate town Of
Guerntvilie has been re-establishei by
telephone. II vii. be az least ten days
before train service can be resa.nd with
part OF the county, as mues OF track
are gone. The water IN Guerneysiie is
higher than II has been IN thirty-flve
years. IL has not yet receded. and peo-
pie are travelling about In boats The
Grand Central hotel is the highest build
ang IN town. and tbs water IS within
eight inches OF the floor. II Is impossible
to tell the extent of the damage done.
The loss On household goods ard pro-
visions IL very large. The sonoma Lnra-
Der Company il damaged by the loss Of
lumber fully s. ,ce- A number OF houses
tarned over by ianisli1es and the Rood
on tins first day Of the storm have been
swept away. Tnree-quarters OF q mile
from Guerneviile, sam Warmers family
had ar almost miraculous escape from
seash They saw q landslide coming. and
rusae4 oat 20 the barn for protection.
They hsd barely ief. the house when II
was struck BY the slide and crushed into
q hundred pieces. TIE next usorne-. the
entire structure sid fnso the Russian
river ard foatea away. ~ RiIey.s rnsa.
Ave miles away. . large hotel was de-
raoisxhe~f ~ n landslide. The watar IL
tea feet deep On tie railroad bYi.ixe. ara
the report IL Just received that Il has
hrokr1 away from fhe banks and fs rrln~
Any tcrsdsacv Of onh iosari pneumonia
4 prevented Isr Charnhctlains Congh Rem
edy. A 80 cent bcttlc ii IL will cure your cold.
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warship. for Honolu,u. Maybe.

Vallejo. Cal. Jan. H-The United States
ships Alert and Ranger ieft the navy
ward between 10 and II o'clock this morn
ing. it Is said for San Diego direct. They
have ten days supply OF fresh provisions
on board each ship. and the Alert. having
the senior officer on board. left first. The
ships win probably be away from the
navy yard for two months and may bring
I'D at Honolulu
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Hons. rreeesdsnss.

Olympia, Jan. A.-speciaI- speaker
appointed Cline. Milroy and J. G. Taylor
to act w3th Senator's Brown and Wilson
rs TO printing oc rules.
Collin Of Spokane presented . petition
from his constituents and one from the
trades council In favor Of . free silver
man for senator.
The committee on mileage reported .
total Of 33.1z7.5o.
Senate cncurrent resolution No. .. rela-
tive to joint committee TO meet . like
committee fronz the Oregon legislature
to confer on the Columbia river fish
cries industry. was adopted.
MiIroy Of Yakima announced that Joorn-
al Clerk p. L. Garrett had resigned and
proposed Captain T. IL. Holton to NIL
the vacancy. This precipstated ten min
utes of legislative scrapptng. REYNOLDS
wanted the assistant clerk promoted.
Captain Holton had q great many friends
and they all seconded his candidacy. He
was ali but elected when 1t was dis
covered by a Populist that the rules were
being violated In the manner OF pro-,
ceeding and the thing had to be done
over The next time nominations were
made in regular form ard q roll call
gave Captain Holton the place
When the house convened In the after
noon. RAIDER Of Pierce introduced joint
resolution for the appointment OF q COM
nsttee 10 arrange legislation for taking
the state census during 1896. as provided
By the constitution
The speaker announced the appointment
of members Of the Joint committee to
confer with the Oregon legislatures ccm-
msttee in relation to fishing Industries.
He named Representatives Bush. Ham
ford and Ham. and on motion 1t was
decided 10 select an attorney from the
judiciary as advisory counsel.
After the introduction OF twenty-five
bills the house adjourned.
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WhSIi1stB t3H CITY 0tessss *
That's the seventh time A0
Ing" said the shoe merchant, - 49,
TONER left the store, that yosa tolt =
a tone OF voice that couldn't eecaee
overheard that a woman resnlnosa a.
of Tril5y.'"
YES" replied the clerk. 'auo y
the seventh woman that I've - {
Of shoes to- s4ea
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suse.d. - "a gms...,.,

Port Carton. Ohio, JAN H.-The Jury
in the eazss Of z 81. John. prosninens
real estate dealer. charged with frauxay
in dealing sn called mortgages. brought
IN a verfict Of gsstity at : O'Clock this
Afternoon ST. John was at once pIaced
IN JAIL HAss an aour sat~r ne SHOT him
self vhrousa the had. dying Instantly.
81 John suffered heavy iosses through
recent failure at PORT wsckham ara
Howell
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DOLPH STILL BEHIND.
The Operation Working Hard
to Beat the Goldbug.
svT uNAsLE TO UNITE ON 4 MAN.


Salem, Or. Jan. A-Today was one OF
the most exciting ever experienced In
an Oregon senatorial election. and II
Indications tonight ara for aught lang
fight IS ahead. Nobody thought today
that an election would result from the
ballot The Doiph men were husband
Ing their forces all day, but entertained
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IN rax JOINT SESSION.
seven Bale cts. the Nst Result Of Whicl
In In Eliminate wilson.

UOVen BAH 0fo, the N0t Meoutt Of W htch
In to Eliminate wsison.
Olympia, Jan. a.-speciai-At the joint
session Tor the purpose of voting on
seaator, all were present except Logic
Of King. Harper OF San Juan was, after a
sAw ballots. granted leave OF absence. as
ne had to meet his wife at Seattle. The
bAilcfing remained unchanged as to Wall
lace. tbs Democratic. and Rogers. the
~ before. for Naming.
The third ballot % the joint convention
waa taken without deay, the hail OF the
lower house being even more dcnsely
packed than yesterday. The result was:
a<yffpf ftAfJDrs
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shoup Gains I've Votes m Idaho.

Boise. Idaho Jan. 2I-In the senatorial
ballot today Shoup gained two more votes.
The result was: Shoup. 20: Sweet. -:
Clagett. Populist. Is.
The following resolution was introduced
In the senate today:
Resolved. That the legislature of idaho
cordially express Its appreciation OF the
evident Intention Of the legislature OF
Oregon In Its inclination TO elect
only United States senator devoted to
bi-matallic interests"
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The FOLLY OF CROWNS wssns
louisiana TIanter.

L0ufsfand fIaHIfx. ssa3*s9s.
Why should the state OF We
export wheat and import sugar - y'
own fields with furnish sugar ssal1.g AS
teriai OF such high grade tbests1s s
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to pieces The wagon bridge d still In
tact. but may 50 At any TINA.
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LADIES HoMs JounsAL

Fer February Ont Today
AZ ssse Puget sound News craFsany. cor
ner Secossxs and chezTy streets.
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Hoods s s:::. !: :. ::
80. mats denaal a.
rssscienf and reliable family pAyse -
purely vegetable. continuing = - s st.
caiomei. mercury. o. mineral sub. =
stance Of any kind Hoea's Pms
act upon the stomach. iver, ~ =
canal. and cure Liver compsaiat o..
Nausea. Riliousness. Headache. 1.Sss
Sour Stomach. Distress after Essss
A cold may Be broken mp and iev@
BY promptly taking Hoods l1ns.
Hoods PILE
Are prepared BY c. /. Heed 4 ca. A.,
lowell, Mass. Price 2s cents per - 49,
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