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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-24


e CITY or sEArTI.E-Depaf,me %
ss.aoss Treasurer of;ice--C;ty Treas
asfs NetiGc
waee Is hereby given that the assess
sas fali % Local improvement District
- r. IN The CTS of SEATTLE. created by
zl<nee No. ss.3 entitled an ordlnanc.
ssssasas Tor the Improvement OF Boren
ssss. from point midway between Uni-
80 and Union Street. 10 Union Street.
:. Dion Street from point - feet east
sF.sh ire easferis marginal lire Of
- Asenae "a Eoren Avenue. and Minor
.srse rom | diversity Street to Mrlross
..sae and Neirose Avenue from Minor
= ~ 20 Fast Olive street. 81 the City
-stsetis. by constructing through said
- of said avenues and streets an
$50 ~. Iape sewer. with all necessary
-. openings. rnanbo,es. lsmphoies
aAsegs. catch basins and Gushing
- we portion NJ said sewer IN Soren
- and Union Street TO ne connected
a., pefton ~ Minor Avenue by con-
II. aeress private property frcfr,
- srets Ia the intersection of Miner
Isss and is&e Street. in accordance
la es a. esincut entered Into by ire
!. said private property ana the
IsS rssftle dated A5srch 6ta. isgS and
kss Via the Heari az Public Works,
psosidias for ihe payment therefor
l.p.S I9ss of slnme4i ate payment. aD3
q .ssssssg fnnd fnr sech payment by
| Z -. -. 4Asfssat upon All lets and parcels
| l. -. eeaessfei sy Sgch iHlproy en- emf. un-
vs-s Provisions OF Ordinance Ne. Ma.
49, April 18Th. tSs2 as amended ay
ri 49, 80 Ne So. approved MAY STR. ssa$.
W .s.,issses Ne, ssSe approved Mas sta.
j, s s-a re lily Charter As row .n fierce
II 20 Certified 10 HE for collection ard
1865 payment as the aSss~aE meat
~ contained - stsstas within - DAYS
=. "a a%5e - sh@ nTst publication os
ks.sst-e SUED aS<ss4 ssYlest shall esASs15Sse
NJ t.Sas elfd saslt heaf iuGsres; -: ire
~ ~ per eect sSeg z&aifrs 9rti pad
r. ssA@J before suc5l assessment
4sv.te tee2use delinquent a penalty
kEssz.s sat shall se s8&s-t. ani he SUMS
d 80 sF&ii b. entered % fhe anauas
4 asa ~ ne Sg~rsra YEAR aaainst sscs
ss-,ss $50 50 sAclta. gaat ami With the
I It,. sss.seFf 81 - ether taxes. separate
stss~ k@pt thefssuf ausf II Ncs PAID
utr*s As@ti fuF Ghs payment OF
A. .asssa l De collected together With
a. - ,5essal charges enH penalties as
q So .4s1 81 - ch& Tg.AS ATS. cCsir% 81
r ~ Mei-ss'fIs~1 tsNsS, each }ct or par
ssess. se..sfss aens shall BE ssi& fer the
Il 49,. ~ sss-h assessment with interests
Il az TIRE tifue ard in iae MA -T.sr
IA a.. - saa'e authority as 1auSs art
ssd So city taxes.
A "a Fe1sl-r
ID. NAs9f~F - :hs Cste - Seattle
sswgx. : ssrs r5tasc All2u. Seattle. Wash.
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Consult the Best

II you vaEs BEALIH. eonsul. ths
eminent physicians of TIE MERRILL.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST
TUE. tss acknowledged leaasnr ard
aSss successful expert specialists ca re
CAM Tor the treatment OF ssi r-nro5lr.
NssFssaz. Special ard Complicated dis
eases Of bot1 sexes. Remember .s.,
'ns . the only thoroughly and csn-
D'sfeay equipped institution In tae s,z.s
."'tn al medical electrical and surxsca,
osF'e%s for the seientiac Investigation
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cONTRAcToRS~James


Street Paving.
Notice In hereby given that sealed pro-
,sAAs4 vii be received by the undersigned
8 a s.sy os seattie up to Clock p M D..
3saday, Augus. 18th. is3e. for the i'm
gsaassat Of James Street from Frat TO
hood Avenues, BY paving said street be-
ssn said points. as provided by ordi-
xsa No. 1856 creating local improve
asss district No. liz, and In accordance
~ the plans aud specifications now on
Il II the office Of the board Of public
EeA bid mist be accompanied by a GER
cd ehfek. payable TO the order OF the
n cen1pirolIer. for a sum not less than
|ta 81 per cent. OF the bid. and no bid
n be considered unless accompanied by
Ia check
De successful bidder viii. be required, TO
|eta into q contract and furnish salts
|MDfy bond for the amount required BIZ
~ ety charter and the laws Of the state
Il Warrington. within ten days after be-
|ss actined OF the award of the contract
IL hss. failing 10 do So the said check
Isl the amount fixed therein Will be for
II 4 bidder who has within two years
IRE 10 the letting OF said contract ma 3e
|khslt In payment of any Just claim
II my work or labor performed or any
|kA or material furnished pursuant to
'EY saeh contract as herein advertised, or
pa wtain said two years failed 10 com
&f any such contracts.
eeersal attention is called to article xiii
I9she city charter AZ row In force. reiat-
f4 to hours OF labor and TO article
u, action 81, subs / and 2. relating TO
s.as and sureties.
~ board of public works reserves the
| tes % reject any and all bids.
Nspesals must be Endorsed on envelope
q for James Street Paving"
y erder OF the board OF public works
ais OF ilrst publication. Angus. 18th,
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- q the swAzd os the contract 10
a. te 10 Sc, the said check ard
-. .Sornt Gxes therein viii Be- forfeited
s<s~ No perzon Is eligible az q BID
49, a within Two year, prior 10 the
a aid Contract made default IN
4 81 any Just claim for any work
ae-for-ne1 OK airy skill or material
nsg-ssant 20 any such contract
- s9yer;.sea, or who within said
- failed 10 complete any SUCH Coz
-, .ssessEon IL called 70 article xiii,
-. .s.x rbarteg. as nov sn force, reia1-
.s..ssss Of sabor,'' and 70 article viii.
- sIbs. and z relating 20 bonds
- .srs Of pubic works reserves tire
= ,stses arg ard ass bids.
*rxais nssszt De srdsrsrd on envelope:
y - Yayicr Avenue Sewer Improve
gr ~ the rs NJ public wogks
rHAsK OLESOS. Secretary.
-. ~ An. puDsSeafion. August q. fs9A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-24

TxBSislBT~S be- night a. s3e3s0a park
" ssyrersx tS&nsi III opsga .esecti9ns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-24

The cavii service examination papers for
cha4nrssa an3 axusn have been conries-
I'd showing the following VINO made above
the nscs ssary - per ceat.:
Chairman, James T.. Valentine.
Axasea William Eowaa. BENJAMIN z
sas,i;ersn. James Stock II Il Mcdonnell
ard George y. Eagaon-
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kaNi<f ssSzJs< 60 sssssss 5as naie THURSDAY .
\ uA Fare 81 Children haaf fare Muse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-24

Tae contract given - SsiFraf; a. Gaetx
on Monday was far tf@ improvement. OF
wessiake avenue. Instead % Dear bora
street BIDS we're asked tor the Improve
rssnt &c Dearborn street
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z l. WsBgbop has taken on. a permit
- construct q tyn~Siogy frame dwelling
at 10 T'wsnty-tasrt avenue. IN eos, s. fsss
J p rsn:er has been given PERMISSION "a
bsssls frame dwelling at i}& Eleventh
avenue cos: 20 be $50
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ONE DAY IN THE CITY HALL.

The free employment Office had a busy
day yesterday. receiving orders for 20
rneH fer railroad construction. i.9 For hop
picking and seventy miscellaneous. Com
missioner circuit sad that he wanted / so
hor-pickers to fiji the orders already In
ard expected In In q few days.
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as.s-s s1sif >TeN'& NDTtt>r-TNe -
azsss f'~ss& gn'ss t,srsA "a IRE Csty
/ 49,. NS&Ssi * 3
 49, r. sAsa a. ~sss-
- 70 To-. sfsAe~t hs.fss~r sey ASH
ss4ssss. "a tsy Sazt 81 lesss<Au r,ss.re ard
sss.sa SEP q, Ntr < t~<s as 70
anxss.. - AZ ,H~ frsrt door ~ rs.tee
s4ss~. WIS. eofa~~ Tasri avenue and
q sore fsony. Aaff fA>s.
~ So g tAe aA2te aa<~rs tss<t as,r~
REED. C>ses - rN3.fcs
s1Sss s@ssssc&s .oss. August -. .SA
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. a - Tt II Z a.
ssx..ss 1Iss Nd - ss~ .sszn ssssss-..s
a'. = &xAl<Zx
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Stop Wasting Money
Get a Treatment
That Cures.
Consult
DR.. LUkENS,
the Old Z.
Reliable
Specialist,
Before
IL Is Too
Late.


An AArecmeutS Made Fulfilled.
Brain. Nerves and heart. Il you h nal.
p!tasIon Of heart. sense 81 suffocation. diff
fieuia breathing. tired, languid feeling, de-
spordeney a fear OF impending danger or
death sseplsss gloomy =, and sns-x feel ann an
h.json a8A self-e0ntidencs. which aoso.ute-
y units soa for study nr business. IL SO,
a serious disease threatens your ne
There Is no tsae - lose. You should
consult rr LukerAs before IL is too late.
tcans. Middle sed and Old Men There
thousands OF yea troubled with weak,
aching hacks kidney and bladder. and
otaer t.nnisst k4hle signs of nervous de-
h.ls,y and premature decay. Many die Of
this difficulty. or live In &aily torture. ig-
rorant Of the cause. DO not allow mod
ess.y 20 deter YOU from seeking Immediate
reli~f The mast obstinate cas~s treated
with unfsllng SUCCESS by the great vital
= rs treatment.
Diseases Of Women. u f.r n sasTns pe Mar
t, year ssx-lrrssuisF, painful and scanty
ing or reclining az the womb. ana other
CEN pilcRtsons are assured OF speedy
cure ~hen e'atrs have failed
General Diseases. o .sto, Of h sas:
rheumatism 3ys}sp sia. diabetes epilepsy
luEgw 8na air ga Ssa Ees. The most perfect
- stem cf treatment.
Bleed and SHIN DISEASES sorss. pm
rna tEtt&r s-ref}lla. tanegs blood poison
primary ari secondary. thoroughly srsdf-
20 ted ieastrg the eysten IN a strong.
pure ard healthy state.
Special Diseases e debate t;a ma na;ur r
ch8~s,es TGssl'ts IS tF.fIscretsor. hy3rocei-
yarteeoele. structure. p.sFs. ns7ala hernia
ans &4 kindred TROUBLES au!skiy cured.
~ aefen0oi from business. no cutting.
Write Your Symptoms II 'ising cur q
cnrrd AZ home. Mosst psrfecs maa sys-
;szn. .AssHl3Te s0cTecy ia all profess onai
dealings 7'eF uso%s tias'i ami sensitive
rerSon 90 @fThsy Eek EssH have no hs~-s
fans-v "a cs8g0s on she Doctor Yeu wiil
Mus a5sl e waTsss~aearsesi friend IL sAe af-
H5cfed Consolidation free AZ of.cs O. by
fssRi
DIP. J. n. lIkEtS, 8 arr ~ 4
Street $s&tsie. Saa~afs ~oonas for ladies'
az. ge1s3essea. Nos q l.. = ana "a
HN&y% 2 - = TT. a. ard : 20 ?. -
elEsssss - fTrs4- - y, = 4 IN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

RECEIVERS SALE Notice s. ser hy
given that vii, Saii for cash n; put 10
auction. al the hour ~ IL q. ~, "a sat
urisy. September 2. two boats IN oro-
cess % construction and s1ssnN@F IA
which - complete same, ard AnF otasr
property situated at West ssast3e, scar
the ciuD house. belonging to the kloadik "a
CheaSo Trading aad TranEpot a ttan
Company. BIDS Will - accepted for ,aa
whole et ans part Of ;his uFeps gty
r w. BAKER Receiver.
Saattfa Wash ANg ~ ys9N
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ticket ~ the general election ia ae hel9
November & 4. n sN&s and. * challenged
rs sAzH 50 declare before being allowed -
yats.
rat the several vcting precincts ia SasA
Mig county shall 10 entitled tc ressreSe1-
tAtffn - said county nominating cansess-
sial ny the following number q delegates:
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FOR walla weila and all points %
Washington 4 Columbia River railroad
take the Northern Pacific. Train leaves
Seattle daily at .. N. Tnrough car so.
vice 10 Waiia Walia.
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TODAY'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Aug. g. iss@.
Fair; warmer. Thursday, cloudy. cooler.
e. s. DEPARTMENT OF ACRICUk
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
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An attractive programme tonight. popn-
iar operas Wagner'a band. Madison park.
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! ENGINEER office. Burke building.
&a;as. Wash. August u. 1s:ss.--Se aied
Tupossls for furnishing sand and gravel.
xeksn stone al Point Wilson, Wash.
tsi ae received here until : y. m. Sep
Nher Il 1898. ana then publicly opened
Assmati0n furnished on application.
sarfy Taylor. Captain Engineers.
Us ANTED-prapoxal VIII l.. re-
Nssa nntil August 2Sth for setting poles
nv transmission circuits between suo-
raine Falls Specifications "a office.
Z washington building, Snoqualnye
as Power 90.
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EXCURSION IN sGeq1saiusle THURSDAY,
A.. m. Fare 81. Children half fare. Music.
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WATER 'FRONT.' NOTES.

The steamers Rival and Tonemaugh sail
today for St. Michael with heavy freight
chrgnss
TRADING Company steamer Rastsoke ~
now overdue from ~. Michael. She In ex-
pecssd 1T any time.
The Japanese Insr returned to Arlington
dock yesterday morning after taking on
her zeal cargo 81 the bunksrs.
The Pacific Steam Whaling Conpany'e
steamer Escsfsfcr. Capt. Humphrey. nali-
ed last night for Crca and Ealsse. She
rnr;fef no passsnger~ Her cargo consist
ed cf 80 tons Of general merchandise
Several Golfers from Gan FTanctAeo are
expected 20 arrive within the nsxf few
DAYS The ba rk Harry Morse WILL haul IN
from the stream - ioas The Esas1ns VIII
be the next coliier 10 leave for the south.
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FIRST precinct resr=sss1ds store
Second fsgeCEref~i soss sosiSe.
Third pfe1auct--{ sa0csis al De1tafs y hail,
primaries a. nssss- house
Fourth sss-tsssEt ~ttarse1's hail.
IN tne c.ty of Ballard follows.
Fra, precinct Hose house. Ballard are
zu@.
ss@<xaBd ssrs-.5ggs.-T Gangs fsN.
la tbs tawn Of Autsra rs follows:
in xAs building al jaartng .Aiovrisoss's xAse
shop. formerly oScassaea ~ Ars Hack
weri5-
In TIE tow. o. Gilman as follows:
Town hall.
In TIRE town OF Kect as follows:
gTty hall
That esscsls ard primary IN ssrA 81
fhs voting prec7rnts az King county, sx-
elusive Of me SSstss 81 t~ztsle ard ballard
ard The towns Of A3s2yB. Gilman as.
Reot are hereby called Tor tie .esin Csssnl
day g. S~pterssssr 4. n. zssS. az q place
ard hour 20 h~ Hxe4 by the re~peesivs pre-
c4nc$ ezsss~nltfees4 AT which delegates to
sad co2ssy nominating convention ars TO
he eahcssd a. asrszn provided.
THAT sSe qualifications % . voter ~ sazA
caacssss ard primaries. In addition To those
prescribed By sxw. snaJs Ae that hS VIII
sszcpsrt sse state AID coassy Republican
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Write Your Symptoms


Ssrect $s2fsie Senarafs ro0gss for ladies'
art Seni}esssa. Nos~ s. Il y ana Il
Hears &. = 3 TT, ! a. = ard 20 2. IT,
SussSavs frcsr - 20 = -
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r. n "a n II =
a. =. ssasafreF - :hs Csts - Seattle
sxsx. !. airs rsstlsc 1ii2a. Seattle. WASH
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First prsrtnct-a 7sser%Gn's hall;
second precinct Moysr-S~eg}e building.
THIRD psersncf-eeaiecsS Anne pumping
station. southwest CORNER Fourth AScss ass
aargh aTa aars! srFrS-
Fourth precinct corner Qtsesa Anne and
Thomas aypr;ys.@
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HARTFORD DEFEATS MERIDEN.
 Meriden, Dec. 7,-Eartford defeated Meriden tonight to 5.
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dered. MT. Douglass was a man of noble heart, sterling citizen and de- voted husband and father. His death will be sincerely mourned.
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BRIL1IANr ANsoNrA WEDDING.
Farrel-Bryant Nupttnls Celebrated n
 Christ Church.

Farrel-Bryant Nuptinls Celebrated at
 Christ Church.
 Last evening at o'clock the marriage of Miss Florence Ade.e Farrel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Franklin Farrel, of Ansonia and sister of Mrs. Ruther- ford Trowbridge, of this city, to George Clarke Bryant of Ansonia took place at Christ church, Ansonia.
 A special car brought a large number of guests from New Haven and New York. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles E. Woodcock, rector of the church.
 Miss Elise Marion Farrel, the brides sister, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Lillian Clark Farrel of Ansonia, the brides cousin, and seven of her classmates; Miss Pris- ella Taylor of Erie, Pa., Miss Florence Conant, Miss Alice Eaton and Miss Florence Eaton of Boston and Miss Emily Barney, Miss Laura Barney and Miss Virginia Shoemaker of Ogontz, Pa. In addition to the train of brides- maids the brides little sister, Lillian Estelle, walked in tn eprocesslon as floral girl, attended by a small page, Master Thomas Wallace, who was dressed in white satin and silver.
 Francis Downing was the best man. The ushers were six classmates, Yale men, '96, Messrs. Benjamin Spock, Sam uel Fayerweather Beardsley, Roger sherman Baldwin, George Gurney, Harry Taylor and Michael Gavin, and the brides brother, Franklin Farrel Jr., and Almon Farrel Bowen. The church was handsomely decorat- | ed and Leander of New York had | charge of the music
 | Miss Farrers gown was of heavy white satin. The decollete, short sleeved bodice. as well as the skirt, was half yelled in rare valenciennes lace. The same lace edged the long tulle veil Following the ceremony was a bril- liant reception at the brides home. The wedding gifts comprised superb col lection of rolled silver, jewels, pictures and the like. After trip to last until Christmas the young people will return to Ansonia and will live at Tower hall.
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Choice Leather Novelties

in Mexican Hand-Caryed Calf Skin, Seal Skin, Morocco, Crocodile, Lizard and Pig Skin, Plain and Silver Mount ed Combination Ladies' Pocketbooks Gentlemen's Pocketbooks, Purses, Bill Rolls, Card Cases, Writing Cases, Fo- lio Cases, Library Sets, Military Brush Cases. Playing Card Cases, Calendars. Dressing Cases, Pocket Companions, Folding Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Cuff and Collar Boxes and Rolls, Photo Cases, Glove and Handkerchief Cases, Cigar Cases, Match Safes, Money Belts, Chatelaine Bags, Hand Bags, Spectacle and Eye Glass Cases, Ticket Books, Pocket Flasks, Drinking Cups, Medicine Glasses, etc.
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CAPITAL. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
 S10O000. $1,000,000.
 The Union Trust Company,

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Connecti- cut with authority to act as Executor. Ad- mlnlstrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee under will or deed.
 Is q legal depository of money paid into Court and all Public Trust Funds. Acts as Individuals, and administers trusts of all kinds Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds, or other evidences of indebt- edness, manage sinking funds. and do all business such as is usually done by Trust Companies.
 It also does general Banking business, collecting checks, notes, soupons, and re- ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Com pany.
 This Company is by law regularly exam ined by the Bank Examiner of the slate of HENRY |. HoTCHKISs. President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SUN RrsEs, [ O.! MooN SGTs, HIGH WATER SUN SNrs, 4:2s l:42 0.4S
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Christmas Box

from this stores stock of good things to eat.
 Dec. roth will be ready our Printed List of 1898 Christmas Boxes This tells you in detail just what the boxes contain and what the prices are. Our plan entails no mind worry or bother on your part-we do it all; select, pack, ship and attend to the delivery.
 Our boxes cost s1.Oo, S2.oo, $3.oo, $500 and so on. Pay as little or as much as youplease. They are proved success, not an experiment. Thisis our fifth year at this speciality and every season many recipients (and they are the real judges) write or call express ing their approval and delight over the contents of Christmas Box sent from
 zUGhhAL4a5&u.
 3SI STATE ST. W-NN~N~-~N-N/
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Heart Skeptics 'rc Convinced in 3T Minutes. )r, Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives relief in 30 minutes in cost acute cases of Heart Disease. One dose is all that is needed to convince the most skeptical. of lives have been saved through its timely use. It is one of the wonders of modern medical science. F. 4. Gessner, F. Hewitt X CO.-16
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POLO.

Waterbury, Dec. 1.-The Waterbury rough riders defeated the Springfield polo team tonight in one of the liyeliest games played here this season by the score of to g.
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At.....
 { Ihristtr1as

good hard money is often expended for Presents that in reality are just simple flat failures, Down deep in your own heart perhaps you realize this.
 This year, suppose you try our plan. Man, as we'll as woman can be reached through the stomach--try sending a
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APPENDICITIS.
No Medical Cure for the Dangerous
Affection,

No Medical Cure for the Dangerous
Affection.
That there is really no medical cure
for appendicitis, even though some
cases recover without operation, SAYS
the Medical News, is the opinion Of
many eminent physicians, and accord
ing to experience, though it is a surgi-
cal disease, operation may not be neces
sary in every case, from the fact that
the ailment is a stoppage of the drain
age from the appendix to the colon, and
preliminary treatment is often worse
than useless. Thus the opium treat
ment, though relieving pain and dis
comfort, entirely masks the symptoms
of a most important time, for it is in
the first "a hours from the beginning
of the attack that physicians can decide
not only as 10 the diagnosis, but as 10
the probable course and result of the
case. 1t is found. for instance, that if
there is no increase in urgency i'll five
or six hours. the patient is not in i'm
mediate danger when kept at perfect
rest in bed, and if in IL hours there is
still no increase in the severity of the
symptoms, the patient should begin to
improve. On The other hand, if the
urgency OF the case has steadily in
creased in IL hours from the time when
the diagnosis was made, an operation
will probably be called for. After two
attacks a patient is sure to have a third.