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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-20

srg them to enter unrestricted into ffll
crseratIoa The Tribune says the counsel
rnent complies with the laws ~ all the
states, as wei as rh0se Of the United
states While the attorneys for the rail-
roads are working - this end. Il seems
imperative that the officers % the United
States should also labor 70 see that IL the
agreement j. unlawful i shall be kept
from going into effect Il seems 30 me
THAT ali laws against any kind % ncnopo-
lies and trusts, whether enacted by tire
state or nation, would Be insignificant and
worthless II this gigantic railroad trust
cannot be defeated. Very respectfully.
.MTLLIAM Z. CHANDLER"
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SPORTING NOTES.

AT the Detroit races Monday the win
ners were: Six furlongs. Helen Wren.
l.lsA' six furlongs Tit for Tai f.f51, ,
f1lls and a furlong. Florence P. I:5i: i've
II.arionls, Dr: Kellogg. i:0Zia; mile. Bird
Catcher. 1:41A.
At the 81. Louis races Monday the win
.sTs were: Six furlongs. Miss Norma
seven tnrlongs, Enlporia. i.9 I'VE fur
longs Forget. l:0-9i. six furlongs. Frank
Z SfInef, i.ltas; mile and seventy yards
FL Reno, l.f74..
At the Anaconda. Mont. races Monday
the winners We're: Pacing go class
purse 500. Herdsman. best time 2.29: run
ming. hEe-eighths OF mile. purse $500
quicksilver, l.0ai4; mile. selling. Lonnie
u, Ia. half mile. running, 2-year-Olds,
purse 500, Sagatelle. M.
At tie Aqueduct track. New York Mon
day the winners We're. Five furlongs
l.afisSa. 033s. six and a half furlongs
souvenir, l.23, one mile. Aureiian ls33.
nNe and half furlongs. Emotional oar :
mile and one-sixteenth. Niece. l.50i4 :
one mile. Eagle Bird. ia.
At the Saratoga races Monday the win
ners were. Five furlongs. Preston, .03ia:
selling, four and one-half furiongs, Flor
stakes. selling, mile. Arapahoe. AZ: sell
ing, hVe furlongs. kamsin, les. selling,
mile and one-quarter, Candelabra. 2:il.
At the Washington Park track. Chica-
go Monday. the winners were: PIG trot.
unfinished from Saturday. purse 81 .000.
Major Ewing Won the fifth, sixth and
seventh heats and the race in 2isN, 2.i6%t,
2:20A. Juvenile stake. 2-year-oids. purse
81 500. Virgins. a.29is: Clipper stake. 2.l5
2l2 trot. purse $1,000, Miss Nelson. best
time 2.I22t
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Railroad and Industrial Notes.

Assistant General Superintendent J. VI.
Barr. OF the Great Northern. with head
quarters az Spokane, was IN the city yes
t.rGay.
Chief Engineer z. II. McHenry, Of the
Northern Pacific. was in the city yesier-
day on his return from a visit 70 his par
ents in California. he leaves today for
ST. Paul
The Northern Pacific's Sunday excur-
sion 10 the beach az Ocosta was a success
About 90 people went from Seattle, and
enough more we're picked up along the
line 10 make a total Of 20 people.
The Boston party of mountain climbers.
in the special ear Appalachian. viii leave
tonight over the Great Northern road for
the East, stopping over a day in Tum-
water canyon and making the trip over
the switchback in daylight
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STANTON ABBOTT DEFEATED.
The Enaiishman No Match For Owen
Zlegier. of Philadelphia.

Baltimore, Aug. ia-The international
bout between Stanton Abbott. champion
nghtaelght OF England. and Owen zieg-
les, Of Philadelphia. was fought tonight
tn Tire presence of $500 spectators. Abb
hott and Ziegler entered the ring at 10
o'clock. the former Weighing 135 and the
latter lgsls pounds.
Frs. round Zlegier LANDED on the face
And then on the breast. The Engiishman
% In face blow. Zlegler lunged vic
iousy
secoad round-Ziegier got i'm two light
face blows and one on the body. The
Erglishmau fell to his knees, and as he
rose Zlegier gave him a terrible right
hand blow under the left eye. nearly clos
las il.
Third round -ziegler forced the lighting.
and after getting In a face blow Abbott
slipped and fell against the ropes.
IN the fourth and fifth rounds Ziegler
pounded at Abbott's stomach Abbott re-
sponded with light blows. but his reach
was short. Z
The Englishman came 10 the front In the
sixth round and got in two strong blows
on ZIegleg's face Abbott ducked cleverly
aud kept Ziegler working hard.
The fighting was uneventful until the
eighth. when the American was fought
e The ropes The Englishnan seemed
fresh. he was slow. however. and the
e'sseRih round opened with the American
aftFering what was nearly a Knockout
Blow before Abbott got his hands up
IN the thirteenth. fourteenth and fif-
teeth rounds Z!egler hammered Abbott
numerically
me sixteenth was a hot round, and all
y xlegleT's favor. closing with the Eng
hshfaan against the ropes amidst a show
e Of blows
Aegier had the best Of the eighteenth
and Nineteenth rounds.
ne twentieth and last was a savaEe
one, Tue American fought the Engllshman
.Ains. TIE ropes. As the gong sounded
~ FsIsree declared Ziegler the winner.
- WI Dc matched against Young Critic.
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rHE NEW RAILROAD TnU,r.
senator Chandler Wants X Preventct
II Possible.


Concord y IL Aus Ta-EOiioW Ing = 4
copy of letter addressed By Hon William
r. Chandler 10 the Interstate commerce
commission
Concord. y Il. Aug II. lSa5 To tho IN
turstRta Commerce Commission-(see tile
men The New York Tribune Of Yesterday
announces the meeting Ia that city ot the
sixteen presidents appointed boy the Trunk
Line association 10 formulate Tueaas for
maintaining east-bouDd and vest-bollIl
rates. ana SAYS that an agreement has
been reached 10 be HEally considered IN
September. Il being IN the meantime an
evident improperly 90 make known tne
details Of the aVrsnEe r}eUJ.
These agreements 10 prevent iow and
70 secure high rates NJ railroad tranSpcE-
tatlon have been under consideration for
several months The combination VIII }sa
she greatest association q capital which
America pe~hars the world has ever
known 1t embraces al the American ttree
between chicago and TO- West aad New
York ana TIRE East and also the Grams
Trunk railway q Canada. doubtless cover
sug s. ~ @oei % organized money Tho
Canadian Pacific road Is not included for
tarafe}r for New England. The ohiect Is
70 abolish competition or freight and uas-
ssuEsr rates. - guard against any poSsI-
tle lowering. ard IN accomplish. as soon
as th@ traffic VIII bear u. q raising e the
present charges
lin v.ew ~ the immense interests in
vc1NeA affecting fha public who are 70 nav.
( aesire To ask w hethcr the Interstate coru-
fa.rce comm tssiea, AS the appropriate and
faithful guardian ~ the rights Of the reo-
rle as aEa5DSt railroad exactlous. is watch
tag ard tnvesttERt.nE the steps taken bv
the present combination fer the purpose %
discovering whersin its proposed agree
gnent would - % co1aict wjih the caas-
mon law ana the statutes - tire mixed
states against pooling. snd z-iTh gae vIew.
- 5hey are il8e gsl- 20 rTevrnttnE- = rsossa-
BE, tEeiE co1sumEnAtloa. instead Of allow
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lov the falls with but little success y
S-aPp concluded 10 try the grounds fur
thar Up The river. and armed witt Dr
Sparlingss A-calib@r Colts revolver and
a f3sh pole. started out
aT. >sspr rad gone but short distance
when ne Eot3ce4 some animal approach
inS along the tran frcrn the opposite d.
Tect1ou- ard or IFS coming closer ne dis
covered e n be a large cougar. lie =
q man Eho has not loss any cougars. and
consequently Rad rot made Up his laiud
Just what he would do IN such cases as
this. but nevertheless he - mar Of
very good nerve and generally quick 20
acs IN cases Of emergency
In this case ne proved himself fully
equal % the occasion. and drawing in
long breath. he relieved himself Of a
wild war whoop. which seemed fairly 10
freeze the blood in the cougars veins
The animal stopped short and crouched
down IN the path as If 10 make a spring
either towards Mr.. Siapp or possibly IN
some direction that would take him %
safer Quarters
This proved Mr.. Slapp's moment for &C
ton. and bringing his cool nerve and
good generalship into play he whipped
out the revolver, and taking deliberate
aim gave the cougar shot where he
thought il would do him the most gcod.
The cougar sprang high into ghe air and
on striking the ground began 70 roll over
and over in Mr.. Slapp's direction. Mr..
Slapp meanwhile standing with gun IN
hand patiently waiting 10 see what the
outcome would be. and thinking he had
given a fatal shot. watched for the mo-
ment when the animal would become
more quiet. so that he could quietly finish
1t IN proper style. But the cougar. after
rolling within ten feet OF the fisherman.
braced himself on his feet and made a
Wild lunge into the forest.
After the cougar had gone and Mr..
Siapp had had time 20 make up his mind
that he was slightly unneTved and that
the bypaths were a little unsafe. he
went back TO the river. cougratulating
himself on the happy ending of the en-
counter
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Pufsers J. f. Guptill of the Rosalie. and
VIII Jackson, Of the Idaho, were lost In
the fog and smoke OF Lake Washington
for several hours of Friday night and the
next day They went TO Kirkland in an
electric launch. and were 10 return in time
for Guptill to 20 out with his steamer Fri
day night at II O'Clock. On the way they
lost their bearings and instead Of landing
at Madison street they went up Squak
slough. and finally found themselves at
Bothell. They had nothing to eat. but.
seeing a fire in the forest. found a body OF
campers where food was secured. On sat
urday they reached here safely. AZ p.
m. after waiting an hour for the purser
20 appear. the Rosalie took Secretary B.
r. Brierly. OF tho Northwestern Steamship
Comnanv. in bis place.
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The Nehlinr sisters.

The musical and literary entertainment,
given at Ranke's hall last evening by the
Webbing sisters was deserving Of a much
better house than K received. The Misses
Webbing are decidedly clever and versatile.
Tho selections from "Hunchback' and
The Tanning Of the Shrew' were finely
rendered The April Jest" and "Colum-
bia" also showed keen appreciation OF
the characters undertaken. a Dance Of
the Summer Flowers" br Misses Rosa
lind and Lucy. was a most graceful per
Torrance. and heartily enjoyed by the au-
dIence. Miss Kerrick V as enthusiastically
applauded for her delightful music upon
tho nlano.
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prcnnrInr TO PICK Hons.

Capt. Cove, Of the Sn0qualmie hop
ranch. was In the city yesterday arrang-
ing for rates with the Seattle. Lake Shore
x Eastern road. lie expects 70 empioy,
in addition 20 white pickcrs. about SIS In
dams, and picking Will begin as soon as
the smoke and fog lift enough 90 allow
the sun 10 ripen the hops. \ few days
sunshine would place fhe entire crop in
good condition. Wbether the entire crop
viii hs harvested is yet a question. as the
low rate offered IN the markets is no IN
au-aEnant % ON. The cron.
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The channel cutting contract No. , on
the tide fats viii after L O'Clock today be
3 thing Of the past. Yesterday Engineer
Savage. Of the Bowers Dredging Company.
practically completed the work OF laying
the brush mattress, and the steady flow
Of sand from the Anaconda is fast filing
Up the space behind the bulkhead. From
today on through the week the early morn
ing viii afford the best tire for watching
the progress Of work on the South canal
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4 nor NnrrnwIx Escapes Drowning.

Henry Gleason. a 12-year-old boy living
at Edgcwater. had a narrow escape from
drowning while playing on the log boom
at the Fremont mill about o'clock last
evening While running along a log he
slipped and fell into the water. and had
sunk for the third time before Emil Euhtz.
who iIrnped to the rescue. could seize hold
az him He struggled in his panic. aud
once dragged Buhtz down with him. lie
was taken 10 :he house Of J. II. Swift, near
i7y. where Dr. Patterson attended him..
and then sent him home.
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Crosses swords With Jennings.

-. h interesting bout at workmanship
took place at the Seattle AthIetlc C,,,,S
last evening between Can't. z. \ len
nlhgs' the champion OF the world. and ].
=. Jacobsen, who learned the science in
ms native Denmark. Capt jennings. who
mas met the best swordsmen in the world
lhclualng Prof. Pedro Larzille. OF Qua
seiiaia' was agreeably surprised al meet
ing such a skillful antagonist.
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rHr BICYCLE CHAMPIONSHIP.


esiesRe- Aug. la-The worlds cham
p.soSa'p meet ara International cycling
seagFess vas concluded here today. IN
- S'somefer handicap FOR amateurs
,,,,,aaSsEile. of Holland was the winner.
watson ana Cherry. Of ENGLAND second
.Ra salgd IN the hil8metcr race for tam
e :, e. Peterson. II Denmark. ana Watson.
Ahs.and. ven. 1a thc klometer profess
=. .a4l handicap. APPEL ~ Frankfort. was
W winner Time q IN the 100 kilo-
ere &nateur va~i3'e mgionship there
s1e 'Neive starters Cardalg. Of Holland.
80 ne winner. Vtttevcn. 81 Holland.
so7'd ana Eent 81 Norway. was third.
IRE ssa.s5 l-1
as committee took un the protest %
e.'sser agalrst F~eteln's victory GA SAT
s'sAF Il was claimed th8t Protein had
rFst 10 ride ~ the final as % was
~ ne th-r3 ~ his beats. The conr{t-
- declared Thar she race was void. aud ID
- % ran again at Paris in september
Slhou; fresh trials.
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Pet" Cigarettes

The administrator of she estate OF sarah
Z, vseler. deceased calls attention % hts
10 ~ most desirable residence pto0erty
~ yaster avenue. Rainier street. Willow
60, ana Lewis street The Yesler ave
,,,.a lots are upon The Nesler avenue "a oie
,t-e T-he Ma8rons Park cars ran through
- XVillow street lots The Rainier street
- ,,,,rlo,x Lake Washington The lets
Zee 10 feet in width and - 20 la'
-. = s.rth THE sale i Al auction. -
s.,,.,,s. -'yveaty-6vc per cent cash
vssier avenue lots ard Lewis street los
.. ,es corner % Taylor street AM Neslet
-, ,n Wednesday August 2 az u
Take Yesler avenue or Rainier
Heights car. 80 d
tssf,.ser strset lots az corner Rainier ara
&c s-raefS. or THURSDAY. August - az
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xt,ff,w street lots az corner MrttAi r.
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m Take any Waila WAlla ear
Al excellent opportunity Is hereby Af-
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eAea'pA Administrator.
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RECEIVERS DO NOT ANSWER.
paDer-- in Northern Pncific Case VIII
-. L. ILL I-antIl Icana-

paper- in Northern Pacific Case VIII
Not Be Filed Until To-day
Counsel for receivers ala not file their
answer tu the Northern Pacific case yes
tcrday. bat instead secured from Judge
f4arford an extension Of tire until 70
O'Clock today
Yesterday Mr.. Spooner and Mr.. BuHn.
for the receivers. were in consultation ia
the office Of Siruve. Allen. Hughes & Ne
Nilckcn. attorneys for the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. complainant. After
ward they met Mr. Petit and Mr Piles
IN she c~I1e Of Andrew +. BurleiEh
Tho application Of BraytoG I}es 30 cust
she receivers IS set Tor day AFTER tomor-
r.N.
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The Pet Cigarette"
..-.,,,--. III. World over as The best

Any parties contemplating n trip to The
- tha rrtn through the Yellowstone
49, with Or. Grant and party. ieaving
-, Seotember . availiBg themselves OF
,fe special privileges THAI this party has
It.,t~..t Fer G1sn particulars in regard
:, ms excursion cali on or address l. \
%assa,i. general agent. y Ssier avenue and
Front street
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London, Aug 1s.-The Sun today devotes
3 column 70 scathing comment on the al
legged utterances OF 81. +. Dwyer after his
return 10 New York, and says: The sub
9ect has been warmly discussed ia racing
circles, and in the end there is a general
feeling OF relief that the English turf has
lost the patronage OF a person who used il
purely as 2 gambling investment and
without a single sportsmanlike instinct TO
guide his actions"
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BASEBALL.


brooklyn, aug. Is-Brookiyr :. base
nits II. errors 3 New York z. base hits
, errors s. Batteries Kennedy and Dst-
ley. Aeekin and Farrell
fn4l4ceiphia. Aug. Ts.-PnlladeIDhsa
base hts Z. errors :. Boston g. bsse hits
=, errors l. Batteries-TayIor, Clements
and Buckley: Nichols and ganzef.
Washington city. Aug. Is-WssIinr-
tcn city. 4. base hits g. errors Z Pitts
burg z, base hits u. errors ? Batteries
Anderson. Aullarkey and Mcclure. Haw-
ley and Merritt.
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Bend. and Who accompanied Mayer PHELPS
on MS trip up tire Middle fork OF the Sno-
osalmie river suffered The loss ~ his
cabin BY fire a few days ago. lie had left
the house only a few minutes ween IS
caught Gre from tire stove and bUrred 10
the ground. Anthony die net save a tk.1g
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Fore-ters Have a Great Picnic.

The Foresters had an enjoyable picnic
az Sylvan Grove or Sunday, the steamer
clan Mcdonald making three trips with
from go 10 go persons each trip. and the
day was greatly enjoyed. The day was
spent in the pretty grove ard races.
games and dancing were INDUCED in un-
III .. m
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7aM Aax~ells Of San Francisco. an en-
Iaoye OF the steamer Queen. ard Tom
AneFn, q Juneau. for vsod-sgxess purse.
Naieh = creating the widest kind Of ex-
s .s-.ls among the SPORTY boys II tire
mining town The men wtu eehf ~ -
pounds. 70 a finish.
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The Britannia and rnyonf win.

southsea Aug. Ia.-SThe Inyoni, Niagara,
Audrey. Luna and Senetia started IN the
Yacht race for 2D-raters under the auspices
!, the ROYAL Albert Yacht Club. the prize
tssug - guinea cup. The Luna and
venet.a coIlided az the start. but neither
was seriously damaged. and both were
abe 70 proceed. The yachts finished:
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New York. Aug. la-The finance commir-
see OF the board OF aldermen met today
ana f~eDarcd she report IL the tax rate
for the vear fixing it at p an increase OF
y r.,lfrts over the rate last year The total
amount required for the year Is So rs eo
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Fish Monger- In.iIgnant

The city authorities have thinned out
the fish vendors on the water front by de-
claring that licenses are necessary. The
latter are quite indignant.
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The Britannia. caress. the 40-rater
Jsolae, the Ailsa and Corsica started in
,hs order named In the race for the Al
bert cup. This Is the Ailsa's last contest
fhis season. The wind fell off and the
rsrs was stopped on the return from Nab
rxarship The Britannia was declared the
rsnnsr The yachts finished.
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FISHERMAN FACES \ COUGAR.

Mr.. Slapp's Thrilling Experience In
the Woods Near Cedar Falls.
\ fishing party from Newcastle, com
posed Of Dr. Sparkling. Ir. j N Siapp.
station agent at that point and Mr.. J.
+. Clark few days ago went up Cedar
river 10 the Cedar river falls. several
miles above Maple valley After fishing
for some little time about two miles be-
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What is
ll:SJ / !!''|'';;;||''|!;

Castoria Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium. Morphine
Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
liz Pleasant guarantee is thirty years use by
Mothers Casora destroys Worms and aliays
feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhora and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
tecthing troubles constipation and fatuiency
assimates the food. regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep Cas-.
tora is the Children's Mothers Friend.
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stanwood. Aug. - Especial. The stan
WOOD second baseball nine defeated the
inaperlals az MarysVille yesterday by a
score OF 10 :. Ia the most interesting
game ever played there. The features OF
the game were two triple plays. one
made by each team. Score b. innings:
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A lodge of Foresters was organized a
Whatcom August 6.
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Dr. SlyDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT

= q natural remedy L gives new lie 70
me weakened organs Us cgr-Aut is felt
.7st.r-Iy upcr application. Electricity IS
= remedy originating Il Nature. and L IS
Nature. This famous belt - guaranteed
Is cure us-v business. 1AcE o.. energy. pa
CITATION OF tbs heart. weak stomach
lane back kidney tro1a4es. frequent
5-s-atirE. rheuu aflsr-. scsattca fndige~-
,lon- e-rs ssions. frupoteney. failing pow
e. etc.
seal yo- beck. Three Glasses Of Men. -
seA- Ell free. Address
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Cignrettc Snloker.
"Mlkado' tonight. Madison Park.

Who like mild. pleasant smoke should
try the Old Dominion.
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Castoria.

"Casto-ia is SO well adapted 10 children thas
recommend il as superior 10 any prescription
known 10 me-"
II. A. ARcHxR. ". D.
III So Oxford ST. Brooklyn, n. Y.
"osir PHYSICIANS in the chiiiren's depart
men, have spoken highly OF their expert
once in their outside practice with CaStoris,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free 10 confess that ths
merits Of CaStoria has won Us 70 look with
favor upon IT,
UNITED HcsPITAL AND pfsrxSsAsx,
Boston. MaSA
ALLEN c. SMITH. Pres,
,~rnxx C<r>c4 Na- YcrE Eyxw
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"Casforia Is an excellent medicine For chill
cren Mothers have repeatedly tod me Of ITS
GOOD effect upon taeir childrea.'
DR- q. C. OsGcon.
Lowell, Mass.
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Tn. ceataur Company II Murray Street, New York City
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iSht fo come an az Juneau.
q 49, Alaske Is 10 Aave r chsrnrtou-
s4~s~sal - a saort zine between
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THULE - Tne aArges1 monetary IL
e Al o . ssifut8oa o. the g@oos-
k4LEs 4. M :. POND. Gen. AT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-20

"Cas.oria Is the best remedy for children 81
which am acquainted. hope the day Is rot
far distant when mothers viii consider the real
fnteres. Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of The various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them 70 premature graves"
Dr.. J. F. KrScExI-ox,
E.anxnr- rE