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Truth IL Mighty.
MY dearest friend and I one day, +

MY DEAREST friend and one Day,
While In a truthful spell, f
Agreed on this, that come what may
Each others faults we'd tell. q
We pointed out the facts and fears y:
For less than half q week; s3ss,
And now it's quite a dozen years
Since we were known to speak.
Detroit Free Press. I, 4
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H, HENRY" said
NJ r. Montague's
wife, as she came
from the dining
room and quietly
removed the paper
he was reading
from his hands
thou, INrr horo
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Hoods Q o s ss;ii|is
Is Americas Greatest Medicine. 81; six for S.

Hnod'S pills are the fayorite cath ae
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MARINE MEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. s7.-Arrived-Sh
{. f. Sargent, Departure bay. 81 sh Lord
Shaflesoury. Sydney. arrived OF pogt and
was ordered TO proeeed 10 Portland, Or:
str Walla Waila, Victoria. Sailed-Schr
Bella, 1fllamook: tug Monarch. Port
Townsend; schr coquille. Coqu.ile river
sh America. Nanaimo. bk Wilma Seattle
sehr, Webfoot. ,Grays harbor: schr ]. G.
ASTORIA. Jan. 27.-saiied Jan. ss-Br
sh .pnrbridge, for Queenstown; Russian
sh Hoppet. for Queenstown. Arrived--Sh
George Stetson, from Baltimore.
SAN DIEGO. Jan e7.--Arrived Jan. 90
II. b. u str Pheasant. from cruise.
BOWENS LANDING. JAN 27-Sailed
Jan 26.-Schr Bender Bros. fer San Fran
cisco.
TILLAMOOk, Jan. 27-ArrIved Jan 10
Str Newshoy. from San Francisco. South
hound-Sailed Jan. IS. schr Orient, for San
Francisco.
MoORS LANDING. Jan. 2.-Arrived
Jan. 2s-Schr Joseph Russ, from New
Whatcom.
YOKOHAMA. Jan. 27.-Sasied-Br str
Gaelic. for San Francisco.
HOSGkoNG. Jan. 21.-Arrived-Br str
Doric from San Francisco.
NEWCASTLE. Jan. 21.-Sailed Jan. 20
Blk SHOW and Burgess. for San Francisco.
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NORTHWESTERN sEas NOTES.

Fire sleieaing Is helng enjoyed IN IN.
Psiou&e country, tho roads being nearly
perfect.
a. " & MsrsSai. e miner. was ssdiy In
f,4re9 Monday Is hn explosions Of giant
powder IN the Bessie y. mine. near Aiey-
esS Pals.
The ns-tsstl school for farmers Mil open
al Pullman Mea0ay IL viii continue tvro
weeks. Il Is expected thai ~ farmers
vii attend
George AaAr4.. q Abaraesn. wa.la GO
ins into chuEr1 ca Sunday night. stepped
CT The stGfwa &ad fetl distance of
eleven feSt. kacs sing Two riss.
The contract Ecs building another huge
geft OF piItuE fc- California Ezx been les on
..Esys herhof - - 90 Pc completes. ii
.uig and contain asse.s 50 fe@t Of logs
waiie FIereert Bailey was searching FOR
workman IN ne mountains hack Of Hoods
sorf. he I'D his sorae 20 a bush Return
* a:gs- Workman had teen found. ae
discovered tsaF some GRE ha@ shot ts..
se-ss, goszsb H.asS2SsGs ~. t0r q waA
Amimzl.
siifehesi Eres arge freight h2rn ~ Nxr-
barnes Il STsssaF. ore fsss~~r sT1~ tsEsxfs-
u 20 de2iR. fear sther hegAes were
50 r11a - 4Sa}y laat they Will have TO pe
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MORE TUGS ron THE Sound.
Capt. ). =. Libby Charters the Mon-
nrch aud Rescue I'm California.

Capt. j. Il, Libby. manager OF the PI-
get Sound Towbost Company. has char
tered In San Francisco the tugs Monarch
and Rescue, and the two powerful tow
boats will leave for the Sound early next
week. The Monarch viii be used In tow
ing about the Sound, while the Rescue
will be sent on long lows.
The company has been kept very busy
in the past two months. number Of
ships. banks and barge> are now being
loaded FOR Alaskan ports and the char
tersrs cannot lose The time which would
be required for sailing to ths head Of
Lynn canal In consequence OF this the
vessels are towed all the way from the
Sound 10 Alaska. In the service already
are the sailing vessels Colorado Dasning
Wave. Lucille. Highland Light Shirley,
Tidal Wave. Harry j. Morse and many
others besides the numerous barges
The Monarch and Rescue are owned by
the Merchants and shipownegs' Towboat
Company. and are amcng the best and
mcst powerful tosyboats ca san Francis
60 hay. II II Understood that the charter
Il for six months.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicago

CHICAGO Jan -7.-Reesipts ~ cattle
were uausualIv large for Thursday. with
& slow trade Prices took tumble OF iaEl
lie Medium grades were parsse salaFIy
weak Sales were CT basis OF s. 75eff for
the common and Up 10 $50 s. - for prime
to extra cnnscs and shipping beeyss- The
baIk Of transactions were at 81 so 70.
export lots 81 $50. 10: stockers and sees-
ers S. 4s9.s 81: butchers and Gamers. & u
42.eS
Hogs-Saies were at an extreme range
of Sc gTfI3 %: bulk s3-s-issls 50, pigs. s. STD
SIS The late market was very weak. par
fictslarsv for light hogs.
Ths. unusually liberal supply Of sheep
ana lambs was well taken. and prices Were
ONLY about &c lower. sheep selling at E1
Q IS for poe.x 10 prime fioekS, ana lambs al
S, S@fs 80 for culls 10 strictly choice
Lambs sold largely at 3s5u5 SO prime
yearsings sold at S-2a- Eve sheep sold free
: Iseceipss-cattle, sa.os1: hogs asss:
saesg. -,Uo.
OMAHA. Jan. 27.-Cattle-Receipts. 7Sa.
market weak 70 lower. Native beef steers
So art 81: Western steers. s. iafr4 20:
COWS and heifers s2.so&f3.s1, Gamers 50
&c So stockers aud feeders. ss-5@l4 IS;
calves. sos So bulls and stays s. -25Fss 80.
Hogs-Recetpts. 3.3a5. market 5c lower
Heavy. So CgfI5 70; mixed. s. 65ls q; light,
S. 79St3s0; pigs. $50. bulk OF SALES. ss.G
sheep-Rece.p pts. 5eoa: market strong.
Far 10 choice natives. A.eeai Is: fair to
choice Westerns. siGi.eo: common and
stock sheep, s. 25ffi; lambs. 81. seq 81.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK Jan. 2a.-The Evening
Posts London financial cab.egram says:
The stock markets here were Of better
tone today, Americans and Argentines
being the feature. Americans, which
closed at best. are practically booming.
The support is mainly from New York,
but professional dealings here are strong
and increasing. 1t is believed here that
the Teller silver resolution Will pass the
senate. but the kind of professionals now
dealing in Americans are too used TO that
sort Of thing to be upset by il. The Lake
Shore and New York Central are very
strong. Grand Trunk was lever. Bank
OF England stock is the highest ever
touched ii Will he interesting to note the
effect on the half years profits OF that
banks recent policy. Copper shares are
recovering The local discount market
continues very firm. and all the continent
al exchanges are rising. Ii Ii. however
rumored that more Japanese money VIII
be released at the end of the week.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL, jon. q. - Close - Corn
nominal for January; February steady,
IS Sgd March steady. IS 2i.d.
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killed. The origin 81 ire fs-s Is st-.krswzl
Tire barn was fun of horses ~ tie tire ~
ire IRE.
TIE las o. the furniture ard veears;s ~
Sacssosnish county wsre re1novsss escr. tsse
LID county nislasGs IN fsgyrgt, ie rs, sasra,
bssEdfag Masssi.ss And s.evs (. ! .ssssss.e ess1
esats are tr1sss&cgIrE eEssiness IT fee g,ssss
Aarstsca- T8s rew 1ssssifsss Is vs.v sssyss-
raesiso&s sRd substantial
Sheriff Hunter. u aesesw. Iaano.
aTnNSht Tito ts9SSN thTee children i,eioft1sax
te mar named nliSxaan 2svsnx n 4na
timber near Jansvssse. and plaexsi .s4s1zs n
the county nsznr. The Cllstszs.sf s apparel
&C a4ssea 81 Seia-as sacks. ard The poverty
u The family Was Distressing
While hunting Wednesday in fhA y.etestv
Of Joseph Harbsrt's 1arr, ga nj e~eeS
near Nalia WaiIa. Charles Greer. ase4s *
WAS accidentally shcr- lie xaaS crawssr.g
when the weapon was DISCHARGED. ssse
contents tearing away = szTSe po~sser 81
his RICH, hsad ard sacxratasss il very
badly.
The Psndlaton Tribune savs Sam sran-
cisco capitalists arr interested in i scaenle
10 develop water power frcaa the ,-rsss1ssia
RIVER, wssi Nte~ - RsstsiaS ln factories
and furnishing power 80 fAcss who want
il. Nosnins definite & Known ii tau Move
E.s1t yet. hur u - said steps viii tsc AIKEN
TO secure the rights row owned bs VI :
Eyars. lie VII probably b. ssve. an in
terest in the syndicate
4 deal was closed in Spokane Monday by
which sa right. title aaG interssg il TIRE
fownsite - Wardner. z. K. save that he'd
BY the Canadian Pacific railway Iasssgi
into the hands OF = Toronto Synlteate
None al the parties interested M9Bla give
out the slightest Information as 70 The con-
sideration IN the transaction 7 +. Nar43-
ner was in Spokane 10 sixn las. S22erS IN
bx half OF thu vendors. and ltze purchasers
were represented by George Gard. II To-
rcGto.
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CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. Jan. 27,-Liverpool again set
the pace for wheat II the opening The
hies from there and from London also were
decidedly bullish in tone. The Brlsish con-
s,il at. k!ef, South Russi4 Officially said
That Russia would probably soon have 10
become an importer Of grain that TIE Rus
sIan ports were closing again and that a
cargo Of Argentine wheat. Fehru-
airy s5Nnf nj. had been sold today al
VS. "a per quarter. an advance equivalent
TO sac hushel IN TWO weeks. Ths Rus
sian news had mere effect later in the day
than 81 the opening. which was neverthe-
less pftfty strong. Nay. which closed yes
terdsy At 9tsae. opened today at g4I,gfaitrc
Will, While July started AeSae higher a, from
The opening advance encountered very
free realizing. some OF wRlch WAS credited
May price only reacted 10 95095isc and for
two hours fight was waged around o5i1r
for control Of the market News thar rsnna
IN during that time favored al advance
Minneapolis Reported a heavy demand Tor
-four especially foreign shipment. and IA
coma advised continued shipments Of -four
ana ~hsa, e south AREA Expert clear
ancsS or wheat and flour from Atlantic
ports amounted 20 tAe heavy total Of se1
go bushels. About midday and af,er he
receipt OF closing Ga bles the fun commence
ed. January furnishing the sensation. In
70 thst time delivery had beer hasrd ~
bui seldom. Letter brokers again appeared
atv, e above Yesterdays closing nriens
started shorts in the futures in a hurry
al f.4s at NJ gNr ....f1.
almost ~ fast A. the casa figures did For
few minutes The excitement was intense
ano IN the hunt for cover which took place
-. 1919 shlt,S@ .s 1872 y TIE mean
o1,teta4 .lgvst9 ser,es.h3t 80, ~ re- Ntt
''+,,f hsfF ~, bc'r 49, set . u.;st. bot
irr ses-s-. .setir, hr, * ct,t ~ 80 lNS
OF January WAS renewed. In & verv Short
sn8ce Of time a9nuary was b3d up 10 81 .05,
Aay 70 ssisc AID July % s.isc. These prices
IsntY.r, ys.,s s,15-..s - e .s= ,l.1 tis-.e
Ssa-tse and ImfV A. S-lS - rs
,,,,,~ss.-a s,.resv<,5 $3.50 .. e. - Ao.A
,ssf fsster mad srtsl alst ,.ss ,..,.s 800
foT sbirment asrega is wheat
CEN was aetive ana firm .hy,,,,--.,.
NJ, rs,sss a. biarc- "a NOUS -'ti--
Osts were strong ana bfr,ey Ma. .,....,
h;gfsr | ~'f79'
Tr.a fgAfext era 3{ns. H. thc ,t* 49, T.,
r,r-, ,5sssgS r. tsoes ~ i-,~ ~ y -
~. hfshs~. Alsy lsrf < asgbEv 81 ftA
ease higheT avs
ub~st <o
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LOST 1T.

Il ven see a bsggar on tbs street and
yan ilRd ogs that * had a fortune onee.
you are Inclined 20 say, Why didn't he
take care Of its'' As matter OF faci.
hos mach care are yog tahtng of the Gig
fertEae that nature gave yous The truth
Is that yol take none. Is II going 10 be
tTu9 OF YOU that you win not know the
truth TIL II is too laieg This man knew
that the car was due 10 leave" minute
before he =ot 10 the depot. Pat he con-
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ni1x. ssses r..le. steady Coricya. SI-sziase.
Sugsr-Raw quiet fair refining. s-fsc..
centrifugal. IS test. I-lse. reEled. steady.
Metals.
rig I-or-Warrsnss closed weak a. 81 80
bid. s.. % asked
Gopper-L2ke ezsis. so s5alt
T1r-Flrm. SIS ss1fs sS
sfelts--Saies IS sS7sg.
Lead-D2ll. 9 .H3yE
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SYNOPSIS.
The weather has seen clear and nscder-
areiy warm al nearly all stations. A trace
of rain occurred at Portland and q trace
Of snow a, Baker City.
Seat Local Report Maximum temper
AZURE, 81 deg: minimum. 81. mean. Al.
Weather. caear. Ne precipitation.
e ~ SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

British ship Jordanhili which has been
loading wheat az Tacoma for the United
Kingdom. arrived here yesterday and will
load the remainder of her cargo at West
Seattle
Steam schooner Protection arrived early
yesterday morning from San Francisco.
She brought up a large amount of mixed
freight. which che Is discharging at Ar
uagtcn dock.
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INCREASED LUMBER SHIPMENTS.
Business Good on Grays Hnrbor, and
Prices Going Up.

Special Dispatch to the Post InteIligeneer.
ABERDEEN. Jan. Cucumber ship
rnents frcm Grays harbor during the
month Of January will aggregate o,.s4eps
feet as follows:
FROM ADeEueen .-.+..-....,-..s...-, ., co., W.
From toSTopQlS .............-..-.-.l,t ss,tsJ
l. rem iQqOlam .............s........-,a s9sr''
This is by water alone and does not in
cude any raj, shipments. which Will sg-
gregate 100000 feet. most OF which will
be ssnt out from CosUiop0lis. the Grays
Harbor Commercial Compare. Of that
place. being one OF the larges. rail- ship
pefs. il not the largest. on the coast.
Lumber business is very good at the pres
ent time, with every Indication OF a con-
t!nuance. and all the mills are crowded
with orders and are running full time.
Foreign lumber shipments are on the III
crease. and three cargoes were sent on
shore during the present month from this
city two going 10 Hawaii and one 10
Mexico Fir logs are held stiff at A.oo.
spruce al s.. cedar at $3.50. with scarcity
al around, but the supply OF fir logs VIII
soon he increased, as a number of camps
are being started Up
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TAToOSH. Jan. I'll p. m Barometer.
-. =, clear. Vtad est. ten miles. lass2Ta.
sltasaer Willamette. $40 p. II.
MEAN BAY. Jan. .4.~-i D.. m.--parsiy
cloudy. lrGSb east wind. AaTAsRtine
Amelia aud St hcoaer Estha in hay
PORT AAG ELLIS. Dan. I'll p. m.~-Isa-
roi.etsr. Se.-J, clear wind east. five miles.
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Condition q. the Treasury.

WASHINGTON Jan. . Toby state
nsEt Or the coBdftion ~ the treasury
show Availabss cash balance, sef9 IS e3s
gold reserve SIS. 81 ~.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARkETe.


Breadsfu6s.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. -7-wheat
h.xner Tor both futures and spot: values
brewing. but futures declined. Oats ara
arm. prices on feed oats are higher.
Fsour-Net cash for family extras, ss-55
H4a. bakers extras 81 2laz a.
Wheat Shipping. NE. for Nc. I. and
St-az Tor Choice. milling. q. "a nj 80
Barley-feed, N.e-19afs5, brewing, SIS
choice. 81 i7lr7l y: fancy feed. 81 g--s.efi g:
gray. 81 l.Esl lila; milling. sl-1zssi. Is: sur
Prise 8 zssfi. -; black for ssed, 81 80 lie;
Flour. quarter sacks. s.&e: wheat. cen
tails. lsAS. barley. centals. ile: cats. ceE-
fass ED do Oregon. 19s: beans. sacks
Les. potatoes: sacks. I*4s2; onions. sacks.
81; Gay, toHS. as veal. bales e: hides.
number. SO: raIstns, boxes. 49,. wine, gal-
ioIss. .s.-ee; brandy. gallons. i.ds0.
Closing Quotations.
heat-steaey: December. siziA; May.
BaFley-E'irm. May. asi.c.
GorR-Large yellow. slea9 l.asis.
Bran-sa4zi.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-SBring Nevada. flQIsc: Oregon.
Ia he tall-Southern coast lambs, ssfsc:
San Joaquin lambs. 7Gssc. Northern lambs
l4l-e. mountain lambs. lVs1i2c; San Joa-
auin plains. I4sc; Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. lsssiSc
Hops-Oid crop nominal: new, n4Iiec
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Ms8dlir gs-s2zss2s 5e
Hay-Wheat $l5.5elIIs50; wheat and
oats, sif1ls. oats. slAJosfl6.59; best bar
les sig aess l5.5s: alfalfa $40. 5tQ II 30: clover
Atuiz.oa, stocks. slo.50sti2: compressed
wheat, slsalI straw. per bale. SJ9t isc.
etables-Potaioes Early Rose Sc
a3c per GENITAL: river Burhanks. 5000 per
GENITAL, river reds, Asa CSC; Salinas Bur
banks, sscnl.l0 MERGED sweets. 95c. Ore
Eon Burbanks, 6DSs99c: siysrskin onions
$zfauzsa per GENITAL; garlic. &c per ID:
green peas, sasc per lb. string beans. &c
per 10; bay squash, NJ per box; tomatoes
sssnsl-o per box: Chile green pepper. BIC
per box; egg plant. i1aeec. dried okra,
isc: asparagus. 12i=Mi5c.
Fruiis-Apples, choice. s.. $50 10 per
box. common, a5cIsl cranberriss, S.504f
s.sG, mushrooms. JVa .5e. oranges, navel
N-aSl2.5o: Mexican lines re-pack, asa,7;
California lemons, common. seal .; do
bunch; pineapplss. s2ssi per doz-
BDtter-Fancy creamery. go &c; do see
oHds, z5l4Iz4e; fancy dairy, rs; do Sec
cheese-New. Iiallisc: old, Ieal1c: CALI
fornia cream cheddar l0Glie: Young
American. lli40 i2i@e. Eastern. l2n13c.
Eggs-S,ore. 2Dc: fancy rauch 21422c
Poaltry-Turkey gohbiers saliec per III;
turkey hens. agloc: old roosters, S50ef4
young roosters. s4-50zs5: small broiiers, s.
$3.50 large broilers, siu45o: flyers. $ili
40: hens, seat. old ducks s.Gs5: young
ducks. sift5. geese. 81. zsN15o per pair: old
pigeons. 81. young pigeons, si.252l75
Exchange.
London. - days. 1854 London, sight ..4s6
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cluded that he ''wo~.. maze - saas..--,.''
My friend, you have got TO get away
from the notions OF tina; sort. Unless you
show promptness in all YOU DO you VIII
be at disadvantage. Let US suppose
for moment that you are weakling.
Do you know that you can never sc.
back the vim, the fire. the grand beauty
Of youth by procrastination? No, The
moment that you feel that you need help
you MUST ask for il or you VIII be as
purely Left" as this man Is. .Hudyan"
works wonders, IL has cured nearly 2o00
people on this northern part OF big con-
tinent. But grand as II Is there are fool
ish people who will wait To the last mo-
msnt. apparently trying 10 test its great
powers. Don't you be so silly, DO You
happen TO know that a pound Of proven
tion IL worth a ton OF ctreP" Disahgse
your mind for once Ask about "iiGd-
yam" You cannot put query that yssil
not he gladly answered. The fullest and
the most reliable testimony az 10 it's value
are sent you free. Look 10 yourself and
resolve 10 be just TO yourself. Why the
word should laugh at you is a mystery.
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'"sfiaNn wuEAI M,nnrr

ss,-s s a.. LAM Or Jaa szFa..,,
49, @se s'iSi eat3ssg or 81. So, -.
lssxrr...s ~As H. ia .ss.sl rs -. N'. e
txs ray " - a,Sh IS .s'sr vs. 80 -.
lsssssrx 81 ssaa. hs.sas,essa ana 80,
~ go 4As sge.sht E,arkss
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n very arm. 70 much SO that II will rs-
aaife further advance in whoa, abroad
% warrant present prices The advance
ir wheat has checked the selling ryss,ye
useat aad srsnsactlons were Ilgnf tn.ssv
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t30sr~ Receipts iSs47 barrels. exports
g - Markc1 slrouE and hggn~r. hug 81
sashsT qN.et CIV usiA pat@ats -. lssess
10 siesr~. s. sfss5 az. Minnesota g.. tests.
stYs sShtS zasss - so extras. S ttFs-s3
do low grades s. &ef3
NAsst- s{ec pts - ~ bt.~hsls exports
1E2sz& SIot ,foaw M Esd S-ag7s- up
ttaas eRefllsi stFonge. on CAAses trd wers
generally far 81 dar with a seN fea cti2sss
ga ceatsrutd buA nesss frcTn a@roa3 ana
q siroug house ssgEat5asa closed VERY str1ss
IA sc advance s4seSa&skisa broaden sEss
No red. Ianu&Fy. s. 1sHf-sSiS, closed
s, M MAJ gissaissx, Closssd sSAsc.
Hssps-EIrns.
~ asss~~tsUiet
Petroleum Dali
teasYse~g1-sssaas .,saeae& siea1y az un-
cfaagea prlceS elssssi arm MA rrscss =
y t=s.a;S nas advance Sai<z = - D. -.
iaeia..lgx Marsa. &C. ss1. sRet ssh ~
E.o stS2ay, Ne. iasosex. s.cs ~. sae-
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
stockton, Market and Ellis sta,
San Francisco, CnI.

In eases of falling out of hair, when
the teeth get loose, or when there
are copper-caiored spots on the
body. IL il ysise tn send for 'Thirty-
Day Hood Cure" circalars. They cost
pofhins-not even n postage stamp.
ssHudynn" circulars arc free, too:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-28
THE SEATTLE posrNTELLIGENcER FRIDAY JANUARY IS 1893

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