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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. June 13.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram saws:
The stock markets here were quiet TO-
day. This was anticipated, and II proba-
by will be quiet week. The tone was
fairly steady.
Americans opened duh on New York
prices, rallied on general buying here, but
subsequently gave way and closed duh on
the lack of New York support. notably
In Southern lines. A feature was the sharp
rise In Turkish stocks on Paris and Berlin
buying. There is evidently something In
the wind.
There IS much discussion over the placing
CT the Chilean treasury bills. the issue of
which was announced in these dispatches
recently. They were not placed by the
Rcthschids and this appears to ne an Of
Tense TO that house. Gold was bought to-
day for Russia, but less keenly. at as 99sd.
The only feature of the money market Is
the further notable increase in the supply
of American bills for forward delivery.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June ,S--Closing quotations:
Canadian Pacific, $50: Grand Trunk sia
bar silver. uncertain. at 26ssd, money. i21&
per cent.
BrendstuTs.
LIVERPOOL. June -Wheat-Futures
closed easy: July. Ss It'd; September, is
7ied: December. 6s lad.
Corn-September. quiet at Is I'd.
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MARINE MEMS.

PORT LUDLOW June 1s-Arrf,aa-
Schr ,. Redaeld. from Ssr Pedro Sailed
JgHe i-gktr SkaTir. for sar Pedro
PORT GAMBLE. June i1.~-Arrfved-scE.r
Etbe} Za5e fr0rn San FRANCISCO
PORT ANGELES. Iuna u.-Safye,, -
bk Dom MON. for Svdaey.
TACOMA June lI.-Salled- Bksn Mary
NsrkessYEan for oafn
ASTORIA. June II -Arriveti-str Excel
s}1-. freao Seattle. Ssi.cd-Sfr Aifsio1 sor
s. &lcaael. Failed June i2. g~ ok L,9g5en
His for Queenstown: Br str Argyle for
Yokohama go
COOS BAY. Jpne 12.-Arrlyea-str Ar
cats. from San Francisco
GRAYs HARBOR. June .2.-Sa.cd-Sch.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS,

Special Dispatches II Post-InteIIlgepcar.
TAToDSH. June i3.-~i y. Barometer
% -; cloudy: wind south. 10 miles. Out
ward last night. a bark in t0w % tho
bnY1en. @;59 =. m a steamer. $50 p m
tag Wanaerer, 3:43 r. m; steamer Max
NAV a. m. Inward last night tug Rev
den, 80 p. m: steamer. 1916 D. m .
steamer Alliance, = a. m. In the straits
bound cut. earken;ine and schooner
NEAd BAY, june I2.-i y. ru.-clDndy.
light west wind.
Cf4ALLAM BAY. June l3-i y. m
Cloudy. calm
PORT ANGELES June IA; .. m
Barometer. % =: cloudy: wind light. west
Ship Y'iiard iu the bay
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Joaquin rsasns. ssscs Humboldt ana siSsa-
a9cSr0. tsssf5
EcYS-sss 1zszc-
Produce. Fruit, Etc
AsFlssngs-s fsass.fEgs. GO so3--. %: bran.
Hay-wheat. sss@-s. wheat and oss. SO
az. #ifa-sa SO Essfl7 -. clever. nominal,
stock. nominal: compressed wheat. sZfM-a'
straw. per bale. sgzsssec-
1abass--Sew ~: ontaEs. ,sgsAc.
Esrltr. rev. fSH5e: strsrg bears, S1ec PEI
fancy asparagus sa1s: eggpsans. iec per
pound: chsH green peppsrs. salieise: raa-
barb. common. s&F2ss
Fra.s-Appies. chosee. sfiisa: taney
strawberries sSfae. gooseoerrte<. l&t-r:
cherTit$. back. ssEtZsc; psaehFs, a.:
gssursz -%S4ss~: oranges. 7av@lS- ss1a@s
Mexican lines reTack. s. ssf1t.Sa: Cantor
MA lemons common Tac&fsf, 60 choscs,
g ~ 20. haranas. sIsf2 per h1nca. pine
appies. 81 -5n@as per dozen.
T5utter-FxUcy creamery. as1:c; oo sec
onis. i7igsfisc: fancy dairy. lfc' % sec
che New. Sc: Young American, $50
lie. Eastern. i2&tise. 49,.
rxss-S;o-e, IGt@a7l5c: fancy ranch. LAG
IL. Eastern 1ii4GfiSc-
Fcu-try-Tgrksv gcobls-s- lL9I-c per
round. cid rccsserS s.. Ss1 a: Young
ROSTERS 81 s0s7S. small broiiers 81. s5ef1~fa;
large broslers SsFfs.5a: frysrs. sisfs 30; sens.
g. sS74 -, old ducks. SS13-Se; young DUCKS,
sas74 a. geese. 15cf7H per pair: SosAngs.
sf@i -: old pigeons, s.: young pigeons
si.Zai.N
Exchange.
Sterling m london, sixty days AS.
Sterling or London. sight Asla.
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WATER FRONT xorr.@

o.. .' ~ Terry returned yeses-s,.
be- or '''Saa'd and IS az ancaar ii j. q
Steamer Utopia Is due ,o..
LINN canal ports. $40 - .s ssa.sssosVow -
ior ne north on June ~. : "a
,S'easnShip tmattas leaves =.
this morning for San Pysn.s,sas ESQ
hours : assSy q
fhe steamer l1auTada "a sx,uN..
rive froEi Vancouver sesaSght ~ = . Il
she Will remain aero alses,e ,,.s = esssf|
before leaving ios 81, Michae. se'se -
The sIeam er kad!ak. II TIA
Packers Association. taas IN, .as AAxs]
r0el az the south bngakers yesres s 80 q
Is expected 10 leave to-day TOR 49,.
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Total sales o stocks were az. 100 shares.
~ hort Market

Wheat circles vfre considerably ex~f.sd
;o3aY Over ta@ publication = sterling. rn
m5rs asf=cs-nE tss@ financial ssays.tfrge. ~
thlc@s sos famous bali c.aae Color was
EiFFH - sur reports bE s. ssn@af{nnaf
break g @is0Ht - csr;s per besaeI Er ,ne
tS-4F oItAlT a. VI Fuea polls aa.s Du,zg;fg fss
Intels markets y was G-Cae%stoo3 the f,ts.f
."'TF~s- h'aii''a Ted lts Eresf"-f holdings
ports tGzf heavy export trade demand has
been accom- 2slssie6. prices tuTnpei aIr,,Ds,
50 h1GSNe3. and ciess1 rather sseaav
Sis's 4; &C and September a. Sac. al
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ers. $3.50. calves. ssEg77: balls ard
stays. sea-.
HcgS-fseees,sss . ~ head. market. 5Aslar
lower Heavy. 81 sN1f1Sa. mikes. N-st.s
Slyi; isxhs. S-SsS2 81. bulk 81 sa-eS. 3 ~
E11T5.
Sheep- Receipts so head. market. STEADY
"a stronger. Fair 20 choice natives. ASssT
4.sa. fair 10 choice Westerns, Ass5 -;
common and stock sheep. sega ., lambs,
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, June l3-The slump in the
stock market today was surprise 10
most speculative observers. who looked Tor
an advance in prices after the apparent
abandonment Of last weeks persistent at
tempt 20 secure 2 reaction. The under
lying cause OF todsy'S violent decline was
items 81 the puzzle found currency super
fciaily there was evident some sympathy
with the dropping out or the bottom II TIE
wheat market. and there We're very aeNNy
sales Of securities on the New York sx-
change on Geographic orders from CHI
cage
A decline in the price OF wheat does not
necessarily imply harm 20 railroad prop
erty as was seen in the notable advance
in the Changers last Friday in a favorable
government report. bat 50 violent de-
cline in wheat as that OF today arouseS
some question whether the farmers wsI
find a profit in the sale OF their crop. ard
the railroad companies are. of coarse, de-
pendent for their prosperity on the pros
perity OF The population they serve FUR
thermore. such a shrinkage IN values as
tina; in grain today involves a large Equl-
dallon Of coilaterals. and it was this that
caused the chief damage to prices or
stocks.
Weakness permeated pretty much the
whole list. but was especially marked n
the Changers. Peoples Gas and some or
the high-pr3ced speciai;ies. This acute
selling pressure from Chicago gave rise 10
some persistent reports or "a pending large
failure in Chicago in the grain trade Lon
don bought freely OF stocks here NJ me
morning decline, and helped 10 weaken tae
exchange market. The rally in the last
hour of the stock market was plainly on
covering by professional traders.
Today's activity in the bond market was
at the expense Of values, as was the case
in stocks Sales. s.. 3oa,0eo
United States new As coupon advanced
q, and the regular is. both old and new,
= IN the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call steady at 1hal,. per cent.
last loans. iis per cent. prime mercantile
paper, 3Gi per cent. Sterling exchange
weak with actual business IN bankers
bills a. SiS5i4 .s5l= for demand. aud az
81 s32.H4s4 for sixty days; posted rates,
sis5nis5is and s4.seixIi.ss; commercial
bills, S4s2ia. Silver certificates. 5ts4a3Nl1c.
Bar silver 514c. Mexican dollars, 49i4c.
Government bonds strong. state bonds
dull; railroad bonds weak.
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shoush he lasser or. the curb sasea back
Visible supply.


TIE statement Of the visible supply OF
grain in store and affoet Saturday. June
II. as eorap Pied by The New York Prc1acs
Excasar rye. IS as follows:
Wheat, ~ Ssl .tso bushels; decrease. s,sSs-
corss. 4. ass.e bushels: increase. ssaoe
bushels.
oats. '.iis,cs bushels: decrease. 5000
Rye. i.s7s.n bushels. decrease. ieiaa
sariey. $1,000 bushels. decrease. 47eo
bushels.
General Quotations.
Flour-Rsceipss. ie.oea barrels: exports.
ig,1s barrels. Market weak and selSs
lower.
Wheat-Rece.p;s. se2osa bushels: exports,
ssa5Go bushels Spot easy. No. red, 81
ICED nearly all day, because % heartsh
cables and foreign statistics. heavy North
west markets and ruufors affecting the
financial position of proniinen, Chicago
bull traders: prices rallied and Closed iirfn
on large export business; July closed at
Sc.
Wool-ouiet
H0ps-Stsady.
Coffee-Op;ionS steady. unchanged 10
points higher. Sales, $50 bags. Including:
eSse No Jobo:ng. s7sc. Mild quiet. Cor
dova. sis6;iSizc.
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. Ss.c:
centrifugal. 9s-sesi, 5-lsc; refined firm
Metals.
Pig fron-warrants easy at ss.so4Is,so.
Coppsr-Lake easy ar Sli.Aell.
Tsn-QuleI AZ siau5nl5.
Spelter-$3f5Jo
Iead-Firm at S.Se03Ss
The firm that fixes the selling price Tor
miners and sneiters quotes lead "' $500
at the close.
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THE WOOI. MARKET.
London.

LONDON. June Is-~The arrival of the
fourth series of wool auction sales, which
closed last Saturday, are as follows:
New South Wales 8a,sS5. Queensland,
%. sci: Victoria, IS SIS; South Australia,
6-sI; West Australia 5. i65; Tasmania
Sa4i; New Zealand. 1915; Cape of Coed
Hope and Natal. lao. Deducting 42."o
bales Australian and $50 Cape OF Good
Hone and Natal and adding 3s.oao old
stock leaves the available amount of WOO.
for the fourth series s65,55S bales.
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PORTLAND. Jgna tc-Thsrs te rgthfrr
doing In the tpral wtcsi market -%orf,frlei
q }3.fts11s are sbcfl' 5ey. sc lae W9ra
ais aut si- fcr valley aE1 Gils.strn.
Cleared Nrslsh ship Por, logan for
e0a--1t~t "A g. VIA 1880 bushes wnrst
NcrRr Ei1a e.es IN B>.s<-..si1. soY N-19iv-
stock With - 40 bushels cats. I.e;T4> fst
lumber
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c. a. Thayrr. for Ressors,. -
sande, fer Reacnssa. Nsr Z a
sAN FRANCISCO. June DE-.
Mineola- from CSulox: So rr.sa.sl sve11- d,
ses;tle, Sa.leSs-Ss- cIasnhas.' ', -
FaIsasfC TIL, June iL-psssss aszs1
SerA-a, from Oregon sssS-kS ,
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Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Today's state
,nent OF the condition of the treasury
shows: -. - o-s
Gold reserve .......,-.. -.........- leo,ssi,iV
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TIE SCHOONER rrrpA

Euge,-i Church. ~ Ninth street. Ia
coma. 30 has taken charge Of this vessel
proposes to offer her for tine charter.
John 7. Gibson. a. the Rainier cub. =
acting As Mr.. Charch's agent here.
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THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Narket dull M. club. Sc.
No ufstem. O.. milling wheat. No
ciuh. a.; Ne ! hltsestens. 90.
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B,otd when tainted Is cangerous d q
istence. II you have any Of shs psl
in your system ask for ''snday hi;
cure" circulars. They are as fres Il 4
too. That cure does away With & ~
Ills that are incidental 20 the tEmk
cures equally well IN all stages asAs ~
ease. All circulars. all advice al EM
timoniais free.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO Hume ls-Enormous Equda-
tton for Joseph Letter caused general
route of the bulls in the wheat pit today.
The weakness IN markets abroad ana some
indications Of gradually clearing weather
In the west. more especially IN south La
k0ta Nebraska and Kansas. started wheat
very weak For an hour IL continued 10
decline, every drop Of i2c a oasaei Dflhg-
ing o1t shoals OF stop-4oSs orders In tnat
time September wheat had lost sac or
its value, as IL stood at the close or the
session Saturday. December. the next
most active delivery, declined Sizc in the
same time. The nearby deliveries. how
ever. in which the trading was much
smaller suffered severely. July dropped
11ec and June SC. During that time 1t WAS
q question as TO how to get rid of wheat
rather than a question as 10 how much
could be got for 1t.
II pecame evident about / O'Clock that
joseph Letter had transferred his open
have hitherto been doing. his trading on
the floor His trades in June. IL soon be-
came definitely known had been trans
ferred to Armour & Co. and his Septem-
that was interpreted as sign OF financial
weakness, the effect on the market was
very depressing. The previous decline
had been relieved of such a great guam
ttyCf long wheat, however, that the panic
that might otherwise have been looked
fo~ at such a suggestion AS the mere pos
s!bil.;y OF Letter belrg in financial diff
Guilty. was averted, although further de-
cline WAS Of course inevitable. July de
cllHcd - s5c, drop OF lie compared with
the close SATURDAY September fen to
69,,c and December to e9c. one Of the
weak factors &C the day was the utter
Decentralization n the northwest, where a
combination. Of which Letter was al the
head, had been holding July stiffiy.
The break there was more than double
what II was here. MINNEAPOLIS and Dr.
lath gave Indications OF a pane. the form
81 getting 2i12c below Saturdays close ard
Duluth pc lower. Near the close the
pantcky feeling here gradually wore off
and there was some recovery from bottom
prices. LiVerpoo. al the close was from
2i4d to 4%,d lower and Paris the equivalent
To @ssc a bushei lower.
The words sAfnmclts last week were
12iZ7.24 against 4.$5ee00 bushes the SINH
lar week of last year.
July opened Hate lower at SlaS5c sold
down 20 s5c. up TO ole. sumped to Sc,
rallied 10 79c. the closing figure
There was very little cnde pendenca In
corn, prices eympathiZing with the wheat
collapse. July eft eff %Mlc lower.
Oats followed what aud corn, July de-
Clining 4sGi2c. With everyone wanting 10
SCI and no buyers In sight provisions
started very weak. Al the decline pack
ing houses bought in large quantities and
lard and ribs closed better than Saturday
July pork lost 7i2e, lard and RIBS each SC
higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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THE COTTON MARKET.


New York.
NEW YORK. June l3.--Cotton-Market
dull, middling. 9-l6c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June 13.-Cotion-Mar-
ket steady: middiing. ll-lec.
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VESSELS on rrGEr SOUND.
FLAG. RIG AND NAME.

the asins ysss' are on Puss aa
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Receipts and shipments.
Dairy Prt duets.

't.i tAf- nFo''9ea sXralD=e. today. ne but
Jsr mar Sas trcn, c-ea Tnrry. !ssEi.;s--
0A-s, 44'+ -tt EEEs steady, fresh sc
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TACOMA WHEAT MsRkET.
PORTLAND WHEAT nsgkEr.

Cd1y
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BAND concert al Bicycle nars a..
afternoon. 90
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ToDAY's WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland, Or, June IL. 1896.
Occasional rain.
u. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGR-CUL
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
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Net but that vcu !,
TO a certain extsr,
elam ne for your ,,rss
sSondiiion-yoa are.
foiiies must be no -
Ter gsanT slossay y
hopeless. One rsnsav
falling strength spd i,
ilhess has aeea fauaa
Is the hope al ~ =,
less. |, is ~iua,s.
Weak backs asd =,
limbs are unknsx.
those who use /, -
can earn all shas
from the Hudsonlaa 81
sielans II Yen MA 3.
the trouble 10 az
free informatoa.
costs you no, a SOU
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DIAMOND Ice. Tel. Pike IN
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Closing Quotations.

Finur-pgl. ana weak
Wheat,-No , spring. soc; No : spring.
1,,rStc Ne. rei Sc
Ccrr.-<o &2c
Oats N. p 25'ac; NJ. white. Sc. No.
white. 2si4e
~ - No 2 ilc
Harley Ne :. SeQeic.
Fiaxssst}-NG = $li6
Sod Prime timothy. = Sc .Gz
Pork Mess. yer hbi 59s1lItt0
l.srd-i'er lan lbs. s. 75q ~.
SIDE Shurt r}hs CaaseD g. gfFfs ~
Shoulder Dry saiTed tbexe-3 s.sst.r
s------S-lIt a.-Ar tEANa-ll 8 .---...
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Are You trcmA9sr I.
n,oraings Dsl ~
we'll last night, -,
sweats, Dfstur1
dreams Wish VA,
ave.d everyone
your You do. Ara
shows a bad stass !.
Initiation, You ws
verse L s,oa are ss =.
careful. waas sAas.as
do2 Ae, seasie,y n.
there is no tine ~
iHg like today. i,
enc bit sensible "a ~
up the spcage ana
shall never -
again" Yon can -.
be 5 man IL yoa WA
be.
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Try 10 believe TIA, i,
has cured worse eass. :
a rundown aud as,s.,,
system than yeu 8,
viii surely help yau :.
your story Frankly i 7,
doctors Of this grsa, /
stiiuse and i'fe. s;rssrs
big manhood aad ps.s'
health are yoass. si;g
yam ecrcs permaasrs
Full. warm bleed Il ~,
again. and you AZ, IL
a man instead q b<u
like a boy. As yos q
TODAY VT are 4 stszs
ed and weak marital n
the JOY Of psrfee. rs
hood once more
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Silver bars s-rsiDrafts-Slga -. IS
Mex dol :. As. 04Sas Telegraph .. Hts
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Meats. Provisions and Fish.


Butter-Ranch, lGEIl5c, fancy ualFy. N
eQusres. lgs4i5c- Washington creamer;ess
2-lb prints. lsa1ac-
Cheese Jobbinge-Nattye Washington.
ills1l2c: Eastern, i24l2iec; California. Il
GYl2i4c
Eggs Oobb!ngl-Stuctly fresh ranch.
f-Iise: Eastern tsc.
Comb honey-Iolllc: Nevada, I2c; strain
ed honey. esistxe.
Poaltry-Dresse& chickens. 15ci spring
Chickens. 81. 5oGf3.59 per doz; 1--we chickens,
1sc. dressed turkeys Tic.
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Exeha N ge.
Fina metal.

Startling on london. sixty days, NS.
Sterling or London, sight. A-s'la.
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VESSELS Dot Nd IN.

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Joaquin plalns. 7ssr. Humboldt ana Man
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DAILY BULLETIN.

Seattle. June l3. ISa8.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-11
Masonic Coincidence.

A committee of Hawaiian Lodge, No.
81, F. & A. NJ, consisting Of Messrs.
Archibald Gilfllan, E. I. Spalding and
J. M. Dat, has drafted a letter of con-
doIence to the widow Of the late 7. G.
Porter, who held the highest office in
the gift of the order, paying tribute to
the sterling qualities Of their late
brother Mason, and expressing in feel
ing and eloquent terms, their sorrow at
his loss.
Viggo Jacobsen has prepared beau
tifully engrossed copy of the letter, sur
rounded by a very chaste and effective
border in black and white of a conven-
tional lily design. The Masonic SYM
bolic sign and the inverted torch, with
the flames ascending-emblem Of death
and resurrection-have not been for
gotten.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-04-11

ga word to the wise is sufficient" and
a word from the wise should be suffi-
cient, but you ask, who are the wise?
Those who know. The oft repeated ex-
perience Of trustworthy persons may
be taken for knowledge. Mr.. w. M.
Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy gives better satisfaction than any
other in the market. He has been in
the drug business at Elkton, KY, for
12years; has sold hundreds of bottles of
this remedy and nearly all other cough
medicines manufactured, which shows
conclusively that Chamberlain is the
most satisfactory to the people, and is
the best. For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, Smith & Company,
Limited, wholesale agents for Hawai-
ian Islands.