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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
MIDNIGHT SERVICES TOMORROW.
Christians VIII Ring Ont the Old, Ring
In the New Year.


An old custom which seems TO have
prevailed especially among Episcopahans
and Methoais.s, Is that OF watching the
old year out Among the Methodists the
services held on such occasions are uni
formly called watch-night services. and
they are usually attended with an i'm
pressive solemnity, such as is breathed
forth in some OF Charles Wesley's best
lyrics. which were the outcome Of his
own pious devotion at these seasons Of
prayer and self-examination. Many Incl
dents IN the history OF the Church OF Eng
land and OF the Protestant Episcopal
church are connected with the closing
hours OF the old year. At several churches
In the city special services of this kind
will be held tomorrow night.
At the First Methodist Episcopal church
there VIII be a union service tomorrow
night. In which that congregation viii be
Joined by the congregations of Trinity
and Madison street Methodist Episcopal
churches. full choir OF thirty voices
will lead IN the music Rev. DR.. Har-
rington. Trinity's pastor. Will preach an
appropriate sermon, and Rev Rr. Shank
lin. pastor OF the First church. will have
charge OF the wateh-night service proper
A similar service will be held at the
First Methodist Protestant church under
the auspices of the Y. +. 5. c. T.. OF that
church. The early hours OF the evening
VIII be occupied by a social. after which
a watch-night service will close the year.
All are invited.
New Years eve will be thus kept at ST.
Marks with a special service, beginning
at II o'clock. and closing shortly after
the clock strikes IL. The full choir will
sing and the whole service will be most
impressive. A cordial invitation is given
to the public TO come 10 this midnight
service.
In connection with all these services II
VIII interest the public TO know that all
the street car lines have agreed to run
special late cars. leaving down town ter
minals at 12:15 a. m. As both services
viii close with the coming OF the New
Year, these cars viii enable the wor-
shippers 10 reach hama pr0ran.tx,
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Rectors Exchange Pulpfts.

a CHRISTMAS Eucharist at St Clements
church. on Twenty-fourrh avenue south,
and Christmas tree az 81. Mary's church,
Woodland Park, occupied the time OF Rev.
Dr. Watson yesterday. he being rector in
charge OF both Of these churches. Rev.
Henry A Dexter took the morning ger
vice ar Trinity. II exchange with the
rector, and conducted the festival even
song az St. MaFy's il the afternoon, Dr..
watson preaching the sermon The pso-
PIE living in the ne.ghborhood Of the park
had worked very hard TO adorn the beau
tiful tree. and the children. who gathered
In goodiy numbers, evidently appreciated
their work. A choir OF girls aided in rem
dering the anthem .'Noef' and the Christ
mas hymns. and thus the pretty church on
the hillside, the gift OF the late Guy C.
Phlnney, welcomed most worthily the
Child of the Ages"
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There were filed for record Saturday 8
deed, the considerations aggregating
.272T. Following Is the list as furnished
by the Daily Bulletin, room 10 Occidental
block:
D. s Wood 10 Mrs. N. F. Knode. a, in
sw NV sec IL, q, 9, December Is, 1854, q.
C, 81.
Renton Cooperative Coal Company TO
Robert Wood, sr.. lot 4. block 8. Renton.
November q. s125.
c. 4. Cram ct Tx. to Emily Madison,
ind y " y lots and q block Ii, Burke's
81 al. March I. 1892. 81, 500.
c. c. Mckenzie 10 Cyrile PORTER, lots
and 4. block 8. Ballard ad. September "A.
500
William L. f. Graefe TO Prudena H Gil
mere. 4 NV sw ne sec 4. y, 4. a, Sep
TENDER IS. 81.
Louisa Denny 10 E Inez Denny. lots
and 2, block -. North Seattle. December
y, 500.
George Fl. Gale 20 Seattle Power Co.
r.ght-of-way 20 fl wide across lot 3, Som
msrville 8 a tracts. October II. benefits.
@. Proctor to same. right-of-way ~ II
wide across ne ne sec IA. .. 4. November
2. benefits.
H. 3. Bagley 70 same. rtght-of-way 70
Il vide across pit sac a. .. 4. and sec %.
q 3 November =, benefits.
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Great Values i'm
Linens.

s. size damask napkins, full bleach
ed, ell linen. 75c. 81 AID SIS per dox.
). size full hleached damask napkins.
pure linen, beautiful designs, SIS. sl.S0
and 81 per doz.
Friuged doylies, all sizes. fun bleach
ed. 75c, 81. slg5. $50 and I.75 dozen.
Dapask towels, full hleached, knot
ted fringe, large size, sc each,
Full hleached damask table sets.
knottad fringe. including l dozen nap
kins. $3.50.
Hemstitched damssk table sets. all
linen, handsome patterns. including 1
dozen napkins, S. and $40,
Tray cloths, frinsed and hemstitched.
all sizes and prices, &c. Sc, s5c. soc,
75c and 81.
5s-inch full bleached table damask, all
linen. SOC.
60-inch table damask. all linen, extra
heavy, full bleached. 75c per yard.
65-inch table damask, German and
Irish makes. full bleached and very
iine, 9cc and 81 per yard.
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independent Order of Odd Fellows

This will be a busy week among Odd
Fellows Almost every lodge will be occul
pied with installing the recently elected
officers, and the ceremonies will be attend,
ed with the usual interest and enthusiasm
Tonight Lake Washington Lodge. No. n
will confer the initiatory degree and nexl
Monday night will install its officers. To,
morrow night Golden Link Lodge, y q
10. will have a public installation of offi|
GERS. Wednesday night Olive Branc1
Lodge, No. 4. and Mystic Jewel Rebeka1
Lodge. No. 40. will hold joint installation
at Odd Fellows temple. North Seattle, ID
which all odd Fellows and their familiei
are cordially invited. After the installai
ton ceremonies refreshments viii n
served in the banquet hall, and there wi
be dancing In the social hall Thursdat
night Comet Lodge, No. Ise. and Diader,
Rebekah Lodge, No. GO. of Georgetown
will hold a joint installation.
Next week will be almost equally takei
up with similar ceremonies. On TuesdaJ
evening of that week Seattle Lodge, No.
and Ridgely Rebekah Lodge, No. g. VIII
hold a joint installation of their officerI
at Odd Fellows hail. 23c0 First avenud
All Odd Fellows and their families are in|
vited. The installation ceremonies Will ID
followed by refreshments. card playina
and dancing. On Saturday evening, Janu|
airy II, Unity Encampment. No. 2. and Sci
attic Encanpment, No. q. will hold
joint installation at odd Fellows temple
Last Saturday night Unity Encamp'
ment. No. ,. had as guests Washington
Encampment. No. l. OF Port Townsend
and Seattle Encampment. No. 81, OF this
city, about sixty patriarchs In all being
present. The Royal Purple degree was
finely exemprided. Remarks were made
by nearly all Of the visiting patriarchs
A fine supper was served, the party break
ing UP about midnight. The visiting pa.
triarchs were delighted with their recep
ton.
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,.,,,,-,,,s service NJ -. Marks.

The chnf~eu's Christmas sarVtce az -
~f,-k.a church vas held Saturday after
ION a. O'Clock. i Being tAe festival %
- HoIv Tuuocents, Not caly The chill
80, ~ the Sunday school officers and
teachers. hu, parents sad trends As wen
were gathered together foT a loFeN are.
- Tha Ntu choir IN vrstHerts led
- sl~pf~r arf gave two heauttol ar-
tsa-,,s The primary department anter me
s'-ect,sa % Ms Nash and Mss klTsey
sarw pretty carol called ''C'hr.sints
svs,ys~s Rev = &. Garrett rector 81
49, ,sar-h. made Al appropriate address.
tsll,-y Dickens story OF A casa i'reAio
- A star" ~ the close @. &c
- ~, -. distributed fer ta~ Christmas
-. mich comes OF tomorrow n'EAt 80
,st,s,, eau There = 70 ~ h.S C'Aristnaas
.~se together w.th a proSrainuie e y
~ tha ~hHarrr. ar1 plenty - ga5ass "--.
u, abundant opportunity Tor i9n
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Theatrical Mechanics, Association

Seattle Lodge. Ne. ST. held a special
meeting yesterday TO consider a PROPOSE
uon Tor the annual benefit II was decided
10 accept the offer from the management
OF Cordray's theater and the Snith-I.ges
company 70 produce the laIlghahle comedy,
The Gutta-Percha Girl The orchestra
VIII be augmented 10 twelve pieces. and a
number OF spec.alties VIII be introduced.
The regular installation of officers VIII
take place January L. and win be followed
by a banquet
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ssThe SUNDAY Newspaper. >,

The meeting of the Seattle Ministers
Association this morning at the Y. NJ c.
A. rooms, on First avenue, promises to be
OF unusual interest. The subject will
be THE Sunday Newspaper" and as there
is known TO be a sharp division of opin-
Ion on that question among the clergy
men OF the city, an interesting debate
may be confidently anticipated. The meet
Ing VIII be called to order at II o'clock
and the discussion will be opened by Rev.
W. t. Ford, pastor of Grace Methodist
Episcopal church. The public at large
is cordially invited to attend these meet
ings.
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excuse series, to Begin Next Week.

Rev. W. II. @. Temple will begin a new
series Of sermons at Plymouth Congrega-
tiona! church next Sunday evening, d.
rected especially 10 those entertaining
sceptical views on religious subjects. The
general title OF the series will be. ''Ex-
cuses Given by People for Not Being
Christians" Mr.. Temple promises 70 han
die these excuses without gloves. The
specific topics viii be as follows:
January 5. The Insincerity Of All Elk
euses," Luke x.v:1S
January u. "Ha, Ha, Don't Believe
It." Matt. ix:24
January 10, Produce the Evidence"
John xx:S
January IS. IT Can't Accept supernatur-
al Conversion" J. Cor. xn:s
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SUNRISE PRAYER MEETING.
Young People ~ Greet the New Year
With n Christian Rally.

A sunrise prayer meeting win be held az
the First Presbyterian church. under the
auspices - the Seattle local union 81 the
Y =. 6. c. +. at O'Clock on New Years
morning. Invitations have been eNten led
70 tho Epworth leagues and the Baptist
Young Peoples Unions 20 Join with the
Fndeavorers IN this meeting. \ special IN
vItat.on a extended also 20 the ~Thristian
people OF the city who usually consider
themselves too old 20 attend the young
peoples meeting.
The meeting viii he led by Mrs. Jordan.
OF the United Presbyterian Society. the
subject selected being. Forgetting Those
Things which Are Behind, I Press To-
ward the Marx" PHI in:l3-N u Is cX-
rected that this Christian sRlatacon 20 the
rev wear will BE an interesting service.
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THE CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE.
First Annual state Convention Meets IN
This CITY Tomorrow.

The 6rSt annual state convention OF the
1shrtsttan Alliance will be held IN the First
Methodist Protestant church. corner of
Third avenue and Pine street. coumenc-
ing NJ 80 tomorrow evening ard continu-
ing nntF 1 O'Clock p. m Thursday. There
viii be three services held daily, beginning
at 81 O'Clock a III. O clock g. m aad 80
o'clock 2. N.
F,r.ants are requested - bring basket
,,,chas ana come prepared 20 attend al
81 services \ number OF able speakers
frcrn direreut parts of the state are OK
,,s,tat % ~ present \ general Invitation
- the public Is extended
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Mooamcn ofthe World.

Seattle Camp. No. -. held its regular
meeting Friday evening. a. which four
new applications we're received and one
new rnernber by transfer card. This brings
the total membership Of the camp 20 10
This remarkable growth S. good evidence
% the high esteem IN which this camp Is
held The meeting next Friday night VIII
~ held 81 tire Frye block. corner First
avenue and Marion street The camp ex-
Woodnen.
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Court Enterprise. No. : net n regular
session Thursday evening. with Chief
Ranger J n Bates presiding. After the
regular order q business the following
ceacers were elsctet for the ensliag term.
c r. " ". Roper : c p. ". L Nor
rjagton. ?. s. Il. J McSorleys r S. +.
Brenckmzn. treasurer. z. a =. CarztsEs;
: w y, \ Wheeler: J. W. J. p. Bech-
tel, s. s, William Gun tsEmaa. J. Z. J.
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Free and Accepted Masons.

Occidental Lodge, No. y, and Occidenta
Chapter. No. .. order or the Eastern Star
held a joint installation OF the officers-elec
for the ensuing year Saturday night. De
cember p, at which the following officer
were duly installed by Past Master j. r
Digs and Past Worthy Matron Mrs. j. +
Digs: r. and A. NV. NJ. George W
Emerson: s. w, John Mcdonald: ]. w
Perry A. Bates: secretary. Z. Edward Hy
land; treasurer. John Johnson. EASTER
Star-W. NJ, Mrs. Lizzie Reed: W. T., n
F. Kellner: A. NJ. Mrs. Mary Emerson
secretary, Mrs Linnie Lambert; treasurer
Mrs. Winnie Shute; condructress, Mrs
Mary Diggs; ~ c., Mrs. John John
son: Ada, Mrs. Bangs; Martha, Mrs. Ere
Atkinson; Electa, Mrs. r. W. Grover; sen
tinel, Mr.. Fred Atkinson.
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The December number Of the Pacific Elk
more than fulflls the rich promise given
IN the first issue of that periodical II IS
memorial number. containing an account
OF the memorial services held among the
Elks recently throughout the country. TIE
typographical work OF the paper IS ex-
cellent, and Max Shillock is giving a good
account % himself with the editorial pan
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Ladies' Shoes at Low
Prices.

Ladies' plain common sense dongolx
kid button shoe. N.2.
Ladies' dongola kid shoe, opera and
square toe. patent leather tip. H.Sa
Ladies' dongola kid shoes, opera. ra-
zor and square toe, patent leather tips,
S.7a. s.. s2.ss. s2.se
Ladies' rne imperial kid button shoes.
cloth or kid tops. pointed tip. needle.
razor or narrow square toe, fine
dress shoe. 50 and $3.50.
Boys veal calf lace shoe, pointed toe.
slS0.
Youths veal calf lace shoes, pointed
toe, $l.25.
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Jones; trustee. three year term, c. A.
comm trustee two year term. J. Gu.
Or. L c. Neville was the unanimous
enoice Tor court physician good dele
cation OF Court Excelsior members was
present The newly elected officers will
be installed next THURSDAY evening. Court
Excelsior is expected TO be present ana
take part in the ceremony.
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KNIGHTS of Pvfhias.

Seattle Division, No. !, Uniform Rank
met Tuesday evening. and, considering the
diversity of Christmas attractions, there
was a good attendance. Gen. Bigelow pre-
scented the latest general orders from Mai
Gen. Carnahan. of Indianapolis. and the
new rules and regulations for the govern}
ment Of the rank, relating especially I'd
supplies, commissions elections and dist
charges. Hereafter all printing supplies
for warrants, commission rituals, trans}
fers. receipts. orders, reports. roll books |
codes and rules, Jewels Of honor and serv-
ice medals. are TO be procured from Mail
Gen. Carnahan. at headquarters. INDIAN
apolis.
The election OF officers for this division
Rill be held January Z. and the officers
Gected at that time win be installed on
the night OF the divisions anniversary,
February H. No previous nominations
viii be submitted. The election will be de-
termined by a majority ballot. and the
term OF service for the new officers will
be one year.
There viii be no meeting OF the division
tomorrow night. but instead the Knights
Will assemble tonight at o'clock al the
armory In uniform 10 march TO Castle hall
In response 20 a special invitation from
Queen City Lodge. No. 10, which, with its
usual enterprise presents two es1uires for
the third rank, and calls on both divisions
No. l and No. j.. az the Uniform Rank. to
make the occasion notable one. The
evening will be concluded with n supper
under the management Of G. q. Rightmire.
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Ancient Order United workmen.

Evergreen Lodge, No 80. commemorated
Christmas with a great meeting Thursday
evening a its hall In the Pioneer building
Thirty new members we're initiated under
the direction Of Master Workman Wis
moek, who performed that duty IN such
a manner that even the most critical eve
was delighted. A vote OF thanks from the
lodge and a hearty handshake from all
present were his reward. After the ad-
Journuent 121 members marched TO hall
where Mr. Bowman. assisted by several
others, had prepared a generous supply
Of oysters, for which the me rnbcrs showed
a hearty appreciation. District Deputy
Resrdon IN a neat sDeech presented Fin
ancier John +. ByTnes with gold-mount-
81 emblem ~ the order. as his reward for
taking IN the most members during the
year. This lodge. under the guiding hand
Of Master Workman Wismolek. Is a credit
10 the city and 10 the Jurisdiction Of
Washington. Il has Quadrupled us mem
hership IN Jess than year and is regarded
rs the most progressive lodge in the furis-
dictiou. Among other good features. II
provides a benefit fund for sick mem hers
Next Thursday the installation Of officers
for TIE new year viii take place. and they
Will begin their labors with a determine
ton 70 maintain the high standard estab-
llshed by their predecessors.
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WAGES TO GO Up.
Sailors Union Votes TO Increase the
Scale TO S35 Month.


Scale to s35 Month.
At a meeting CT the sailors' Union held
last Saturday in the headquarters on
Weller street, resolution was adopted
that wages be advanced g. a month all
around The men have been receiving so
a month II - said that no trouble viii
result from the advance. a. all the ship
owners have consented TO the proposition
and two men we're hired Saturday after
noon BY A captain OF A schooner at the
rev rate.
The union IS composed only Of sailors
employed on sailing vessels, and so the
steamship lines win nor be affected. Few
men are in town az present. as the MEM
hers OF the union FOR the most part are
absent on cruises. but enough sailors are
.ohfatna5.e 10 man the four or five boats
on the sound now loading Nth lumber.
In al probability the union az Port
Townsend VIII adopt the new schedule.
and t1en all the sailors on the Sound VIII
De agreed on the question Of wages.
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Order of the Eastern star.

A pleasant time is anticipated al the
Joint installation ceremonies Of Lorraine
Chapter. No. 6. Seattle Council. No. 8.
and Seattle Chapter, No. 3. r A. NJ,
Wednesday evening. Masons and their
friends are invited
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rie,,... sn,w ,to-m on Hood canal.

steamer Delta. which arrived from Hood
canal Yesterday afternoon brought the
news that a aer-e snowstorm struck tAe
canal ia the morning. About mile ard A
Nalf hack o. IEl.waup fhere were eighteen
inches OF snow on the level
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Here's your chance. TIE Washington
Ruaas- Company, IA Front street. : Ct
fsr7nE their erJ4re stock q uack.ntosn.s
and ra5a coats a. greatly reduced Pres.
store csen evenings.
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Halls Hair Remover = proaou-,e4 re
49, rrrnar8tfar made To- taicken nE tie
growth q me hsfr ans restoring taat wAi-h
Is gray 70 rs original color.
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frolic. II IS planned 20 give the children
an evening OF freedom from restraint that
they may enjoy with body as well as
heart
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Miss T. Wnzlnski. Graduate optician, re-
eertfv assistant New York hospitals sGi
First avenue. corner Columbia, IN drug
erg~e- Eyes tested free.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Since January 1 and For
the PAST Week

Real estate transfers since january l.
1895. are s5,1i7.l7les. There were filed for
record during the week "a deeds, the con-
siderations aggregating s31, $50 90 Follow
ing is the record for the past week by
IL.
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Never let a cough run on from day -
ssv IL indicates either Inflammation or
irritation. which, Z allowed % continue.
NAV result IN serious injury 70 the lungs
a few doses % Ayers Cherry Pectoral
ICES any pulmonary complaint not en-
,sreIy beyond the reach Of medicine.
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re American Poultry Association VII
chickens 20 Toust o. 1Gt maze the pegches
" - Ll.s-on l-tY. FehEAa-y Is q =
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When yoa want coal free from rock. dirt
s1H SCOT. order Newcastle
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Good .


Are more plentiful than
ever here. There are
many odd lines that are
being cleared up before
stock taking. Worth your
while to look them up.
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STORE FOR RENT

u, Commercial street. nov occupied By
sothchua Bros. freight elevator and
.ult. SO per month f-st year. and an
tner tenant viii pay 50 FOR Office space:
-,ssaeston January : CRAWFORD &
-p<OVER. Collins building.
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as @-ns newspaper men against a see-
u $50. taAt ~ tHe inr~rsonaNty or
~. HsS' Ar. Temple took the position
A. NE TsrSoaA-.y 50 every writer OF
a. ,.e should te known As a las.
e. '2ently Nhat Re regarded as a a.
a.. CANCER. be alew q trurnpAes blast
. -. ne violation ~ the sabbath. not
G. - e the aCt2al printing % a paper
So gay as pa tae KIND Of a paper
-, aSs1e2 S-niav morning
A. generally ire worst ~ rhs week Sc
sssss.-,, an contains more dashy. trashy.
II So 49, siuf'- = wish j, understood that
ess .s-S this / arm noe referring 20 our
~ -, 'at 4oSt-lutellt gencer. for e -
E8s,s-, compared vth some or the
~ h~ttFs T.rre is uo SIN ia print-
tse 49, st>'isF on Sunday. The SIN > IN
aaeer ~ q r9aer printed We print a
Cav :, oe' oe1 .r tat, church on Saa-
Sal. : aot slrA.4 .n itself - ride On
re rssl,. N'ckcloeSs depends on what
sasze 80, : Gone for / have rtJ8en up
s-sse. -. se4h3&y rtEat aith a quiet con-
Ns,s s-e.sf ms Gulp.t lahors far tHa CAV
rts N So / aaVs known pzysiclars 10
a.. sa.s -sAN. hut- yea say. me PAPERS
sssas--a' % sunday. = ,aey are. and n
"a q - Kat 0.t my fare on tie
---'sS- hut yc2 ob}ect. they con-
ossA...'..... We can be quickly cured ~ taking
Lssss,''A,. !. colie, Cholers and Diarrhoea
s Prompt aud eEeotual.