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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Baltimore July 17.-sWINE-Arrivas this week.
u74s head. The receipts at the yard are some
1900 head more than they were last week. though
the offerings on the market light. Dealers re-
port the demand moderate holders obtaining figures
showing an advance IN view Of the limited Offering
Of 40 10 SOC. on far Western. and 2Oc those
from nearer points. with but a shade Improvement
on light pigs Good light far Western hogs sell at
4.S0Q5.oo per 100 pounds gross OF those from
points. lights sell at 4SOs4.50 and heavies 40
$780, light pigs. 3.s9g4.o0, and roughs, 3.Ooa3-5o
per 100 pounds
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts number some
% carloads. mostly lambs old sheep are steady at
last quotations. viz, 2d4l- and a few extra a
shade higher: lambs. 1-2qec-. decline OF is to
I-sc
CALvEs-Trade is dull and values l-2c OF. quota
tions ranging from 4G6o. per pound gross.
New York. July 17.-EEEvES- Receipts. 1859: ~
sale; trade slow; steers &C. lower; bulls
firm to l0c higher; cows I0a15c. lower for all ex-
cept poorest and best; cars mainly steers. uns5ld
Steers, 490G5.65; OXen S7594T0; bulls. 2GjdI00;
cows, 2004i0G; fat Western hefers. 4sO Cables
quote live cattle steady at IL l2Gi2 lie. per pourd
sheep steady al II l-2al2 lie; refrigerated beet
3-Sc- per pound; exports none; tomorrow. 900
cattle and 4.2Z0 quarters Of beef
CALVEs-Receipts 591S; slow but steady. Veals.
475g650; tops, 66GG662 IL; culls, 250d4.50; but
termiIks. 2.75g3.O0; grsssers, $50.
SHEEP AND LANBS-Receipts II. ss5; sheep, i0e.
good demand at the reduction. Sheep. common TO
choice, 50og5S lambs. ordinary TO prime 5.oo9
100; euils, 4.25.
HOGS-Receipts g. $50; market easy at i7Of4s0.
Chicago, July l7.-As the supply Of cattle was
not excessive to-day prices we're fairly steady for
good cattle, Good TO fancy steers brought 5-25G
5.s5; commoner grades. 4.s5d5.29; stockers and
feeders, 3.5Og4.s5 bulls cows and heifers. 2.O0g
$40; Texas steers 3.50G5-25. and calves 459d6. IS
Hog prices, despite liberal receipts. ruled at
LIE. higher good demand Heavy lots sold
for 4.15Gi.4o; mixed lots. i.l5G4.s5; ligAt hogs,
4.20d.-25; culls and rough lots brought 2O0G4. Is.
ana pigs, 3.G5G4-30.
Sheep sold about steady, and spring lambs 10 10
l5e. per 100 pounds higher Spring lambs brought
4-00gs-60- Yearlings salable al 450G5. 50.
sheep brought 2.00d3.00 for cus. up TO 5.0045 .25
for prime lots. Western range and Texas grass
sheep sold for i.00Qi.60.
Reeeipts-Cattle. $500 head: hogs. IS. 900;
sheep. II, 600.
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aires more binding, and both in disgust
demand a new man to work the mysteri-
Gus combination.
And sc it would seem that the distri-
button of the vast patronage of the gov
ernment and the manipulation of the
civil service law, in View of the narrow
margin between the great parties, has
been and will continue to be fatal to the
reelection of any President to q second
consecutive term.
The President mas not only these trOu-
bles, Jut il there is any maladministra-
ton In any of the departments-any job
berry or scandals, or any incompetency OF
any OF his appointees-all is charged up
to the President and he is cartoOned by
the artist and lampooned on the hustings
and in the press.
A new candidate escapes all of this
And then he has in addition the help of
all the place hunters in his party. They
are animated by the energiZing belief
that nobody has a first mortgage on the
offices when he comes into his kingdom.
If this confidence is a deluson, as ii often
is, there is nothing in sight to weaken
their faith.
| am well aware that it will be SAID that
this is a low view of American politics
and reflection on our citizenship.
The history of the past and the present
conditions confirm the truth of all that
/ have asserted. Every good and patri-
otto citizen can but regret and deplore
the fact.
The great mass of honest, intelligent,
and unselfish citizens are divided by a
party wall. This condition enables few
disappointed politicians 10 set aside a
faithful and honest executive and change
the policy of the government and embar-
rass and upset the business interests Of
the people.
The contest at the nominating conven-
tion at such a time is between the office
holders and their friends, and the unset
fish citizens who love their party and
believe in its principles as the best TO Sc
cure good government, and are not blind
ed either by hero-WOrship or the desire
for position. WILL CUMBACk.
Greenshurg, Ind, July A.
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NEW YORk PRODUCE.


Kew York. July i;.-PLOUR-Rseels.s 70 .2I
barrels: expOrts 7.ilI barrels; Quie, and weaker.
being generally : 70 Zoe. lsxes 20 sell. Minnsso,s
patents 5-T515.sO. HinnssOta baktrs'. s.0sa s.i5s
winter stralghts. s.i9a9.so; winter extras. zEg
z.s9.
RYE FLoUR-Essy.
CORN &EAL-E4sy.
RYE-Xssk. No. 2 Western. g. T. o. B.. aeost
BARLEY-weak; feeding. 81 I-2df2 c. l. g. Buf-
falo. msliisg. ~ l-2ss2. delivered. SsN YORK
BARLEY aALr-DIll ard sssy. Western. sac.
HaT-Wezk
EOFs-Sfssdy
HIDEg-Firm.
LEaTHRR-s,ssay.
wO0l-Stsssy
EEET-F1rn.
CIT MEATs-Firm; slekiss bellies. si-.s7 -;
%. hama s-41Isl-I
LAED-Firnsr. western steamed. SIS. refined
steady.
PORa-Stsady.
BUTfER-Inessisr
LHEEsE-s,ss6y.
ElGS-Firm.
TAI4lDN--tsseY-
C0fTOSsEgp oH.-Qsgst; ysl.ss. ia
PETHULEI N-Efm
ROsiN-gaief-
TURPESTINg-gssasy: q i-3en
HicE-sssey
NOLAsSksS-f7Ea.
METALs-Tse week tiartsd vita tss zefaI ,.ss-
kst Ssrerziiy very hfm and txndlnx ugssra O.
prs1iaE demand froz cozsansrs iastiEatas b.
bBiisa ssstsmsrta fTom wAsgsTE markets aaa
favorable claaa Of Information from fhe EzIOvssa
narksta fia ssossa lsssiaS sifsngts. zssiag ~
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Editor Post: No political party has
clear and reliable majority OF the voters
over all other parties. We have had no
Presidential election for a quarter Of a
century that the result was absolutely as
sured before the returns came in from the
polls.
Until the voice of the ballot-box was
heard both parties Vehemently claimed
The victory. Old and astute political prog
nosucators on both sides confidently pre-
dcted victory for their party and bet
their money as an earnest OF their pro-
phetic confidence.
This condition of things for several
quadreuiums has made il impossible for
any party 10 elect a President for sec
Ond term.
There are yoters who go into the cam
paign caring nothing for the issues involV-
ei. who enjoy the excitement of the strug-
gle They want and demand the novelty of
Now caudiddtes-they want new songs and
new banners. They have had all they care
Tor OF the old pictures and platforms of
the former campaign. They have no relish
for old chestnuts. There are enough Of this
uprhiukug and floating class TO defeat
the best President the country has ever
had 10 put up for reelection.
70 might have been so with Lincoln If
peace had come in the midst OF his first
term. The great civil war saved him from
possible defeat for a second term.
Gen Grant was the last President who
gained the point Of reelection IN lS'2.
The Republican Party was enabled 10 win
that year because the war feeling that
made him President was still controlling
factor iu politics But that would not
have been sufficient had not the Demo-
Gratis committed the colossal blunder of
Undertaking 10 divide the Republican Par
ly hy nominating the most bitter political
enemy the Democrats ever had-HoTace
Greeley. Instead Of dividing the Repub-
H.aus. they split their own party IN twain,
g." Grant was reelected.
Had they nominated strong, conserva-
Tive Union Democrat. they would possibly
Aare won the election.
Cen Hayes. recognizing the hopelessness
ni "a second term. refused 10 enter the list,
Gen. arthur who filed ont most Of the
80 % the lamented Garfield, could not
secure p nomination FOR himself. The Re
publican Party was afraid 10 risk II.
Sp"iIsmru Defeated Cleveland.
Cleveland came in 1854 He was the first
Democrat since the civil war. The Demo-
Gratis rad been out OF power for twenty
i'.r years. They were Juhilant over their
victory. They claimed that the Reprhli-
..a Party Was dead. and made haste 10
Preach The funeral or their former vic
'"r.Yus enemy, and claimed boastingly
ana confidently that the scepter Of power
would never again be wrested from their
hands
As the opposition had the Senate, they
could not carry out any of their lesisla-
tive schemes or platform promises. but
they had The right Of way 10 all the bat
feaage Of the government They earef
hite f1r anything else. Cleveland made a
clean rHcrp But when the last Repubi-
can Was driven ont Of place the-e Ras
sHll mighty host Of hungry and IN
recognized democrats
The hope of patronage is a mighty force
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The Aonzo O. Bliss Co.
Gentlemen have found your great blood purifier kidney and
liver regulator just what you recommended to be- and during
the my agency have heard OF single complaint
that the medicine did not benefit.
| am out every day introducing OUR NATIVE HERBS"
always make point house and seldom tail TO sell
box and the few do careful to leave literature e
planning the medicine and round pretty make
a sale there OUR NATIVE HERBS has performed mi
acuous my section and each OF them has great
building reputation always careful obtain full
particulars OF each nothing helps medicine like local pu
aion.-
receive The Post each week and enjoy reading Talks to
Agents and derive benefit from the good advice there especial
y the headed How Shall Increase My Sales When that issue
reached me was discouraged and business sandl 1t
reached the right and put life into went out
and succeeded in selling box where had failed do several
times before The agent who follows advice and suggestions
bound to succeed
always careful take the card of each box, fill
properly and send YOU This alone has helped quite
little 1t leaves the impression that interested in each
and want TO make a cure Yours truly, A. BOULWARE.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18
COLONIAL EXPRESS WRECKED.
Terrific Crash Between Trains In q Cnt-
One Person IniEred

New Haven, Conn, July 1.-THE Boston
and Washington Colonial Express train
on the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Road, which left New London at Q
a. m. to-day and was due in this city at
p. m, collided at ] c03 o'clock this after
neon with a Willimantic passenger train
over the Air Line division OF the road,
leaving New Haven at l2:55 p. m. The
two trains, because Of misplaced switch.
crashed together in a cut in the heart of
the city under the Fair street bridge.
The collision was head-on and OF great
fcrce.
So great vas the violence of the COLI
sion that the pilot OF the accommodation
uain plowed its way three or more feet
into the works of the express locomotive.
Aside from a slight cut sustained on the
head by ". c. Ticknor, of New Haven,
ar express messenger on the WiIimantic
train, no one vas injured.
The tender Of both engines telescoped
five feet into their respective baggage
cars, smashing bicycles and other bag
gSge,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

Baltimore, July E,-FLoUR-QuIe, and steady.
unchanged receipts. u,4sg barrels; exports. III
barrels
WHEAT-weak; spot and July. f2 s-sd72 i-2; Au-
gust Y 3-fgT2 7s September. 70 1898 Ss; steam
er 40. red. 70a70 Is: southern b. sample. 70d
70 l-2; do. grade 70 l-2a7s I-2 receipts. ss77i
bushels; exports. 40. coo bushels.
CORN-Essy spot and July. 81 l-sds7 IL; A9-
gust 81 l4g37 ss September. 81 l-2G27 81. Steam
IliKed. 35 l-2135 5-s Southern white or yellow,
a. asked: receipts 49, 27s bushels exports l92 s57
bushels
OATs-Quiet No. white. g13i IL: No 2
mixed. . l-2I3e.
RYE-stssdyi No. 2, near BY. Ss l-2 asked; No. 2
Western el-
HAY-stsady: unchanged
GEAIS FREIGHTS-NOt much doing; rates tend
ing lower; steam % Liverpool per bgshel o. Cor
August: Cork. for orders per quarter. 3s % q
1g I'D. July or August.
sjGAR-Strong unchanged
CHEESE-Steady. unchanged.
BUTTER-Stesdy. unchanged.
EGGS-Stezdy. unchanged.
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discrimination in commenting upon af-
fairs here. and has satisfied himself that
the principal culprits are American Wis
itors TO Cuba. who remain here only a
States write to the papers regarding the
true state of the island" when they
have had practically no opportunity of
getting at the facts by personal observa-
ton.
In his judgment ii is very unreasonable
and unfair, merely because a local Mayor
for instance. issues an order which while
applicable here, may possibly seem alb
surd In the United States. that the official
should be held up TO popular ridicule in
the United States. and. ultimately, here,
without regard TO much excellent work
which he has In all probability done
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CORNISH DENIES POISON STORY.
Says He Purchased No Deadly Compounds
from "a New Haven Chemist.

New York, July Hilary Cornish, the
chief witness in the Adams poisoning
case, called on Assistant District Attor-
ney Osborne to-day and was eloseted with
that official for some time. II was sup
pcsei that the publication OF an article
in a morning paper In which there was
statement of Walter 5. Swaine. New
Haven chemist, to the effect that the
chemist had manufactured in 1897 certain
pOisons for one III. Cornish, was the
cause of the visit. Mr. Osborne declined
to allow Mr.. Cornish TO make any other
statement than 10 deny that he had puE-
chased poison from Mr.. Swaine
District Attorney Gardiner said he
thought little credenee would be accorded
the New Haven story.
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The Alonzo O. Bliss Co. - -,
Gentlemen Please inosed another order for OUR Ma
TIVE HERB TABLETS wish would ship at once, as the
medicine sells much the form and gives just the same
results improving since you put the tab
lets on the market have devong nearly all OF time to the
business for the past and greatly pleased at the bust
have been able work well as the prohts reazed
which have averaged TWO DOLLARS S for the last week.
and from present indications they will increase materially think
this shows up nicely for when take into consideration have
not been away from home single night.
Those metal signs you furnish make attractive showing and
am careful every displayed III conspicuous
place The little notebooks good and fail to create
good and lasting impression wherever distributed Please send lib
eral supply in this shipment.
have only tried one method of Introducing OUR NATIVE
HERBS-tFa personal socitation-bu have carefully read
vor newspaper Advertising well those OF brother
agents and confident it good medium In fact
favoably impressed with that going insert notice in
local paper next week.
Nv patrons take great pleasure in recommending OUR Ma
TIVE HERBS and number of sales from this
Yours for continued success, MRS +. L. GlLMOUR.
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some % 10 80 points, and closing excited At the
eIose the Metal Exchange called pig iron warrants
hrm al l8I5 nominal: lake copper firm at Is. 80: :
un unsettled. with 300 bid and % 80 asked lead
unchanged, With 40 bid and $50 asked; spelter
unchanged, xith s95 bid and $50 asked The
brokers' price for lead Is IS and for copper Is co.
CoFfEE-OptiOns opened quiet al unchanged
prees. and varied but little for the rest Of the
session Gables being unsatisfactory receipts AZ
Brazil increasing. spot demand continuing saek
and speculation for outside account slack the nat
ura! course OF the market was downward Profes-
sionas were in control throughout Closed quiet
unchanged to five points lower. sales 900 bags
including September. 40; December sos: Feb
ruary, 5.l015-l5: MAY. $50. Spot coffee Rio dull
and nominal: mild quiet about steady
sCGAR-Rav stesdier. but not quotsbly higher:
refined steady but auieter
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saws It Wa Kansas Fake

Wichita tKansl Special
]. y. Campbell, editor Of the Hennessey
Kicker was in the city Saturday on busl-
ness. He is very enthusiastic about the
wonderful crop Ct wheat Oklahoma raised
this year Mr. Campbell had good laugh
concerning the story which was circulated
about a man in Hennessey driving away
a cyclone by firing chemicals into the
storm bY means Of cannon He says
that he had received letters from all parts
Of the United States about II, and one
man in M0nett wanted to arrange TO bor-
row one Of the cannon TO protect that
town. He says the story Is a fake, the
product Of Imagination OF the brilliant
Wichita fake correspondent.
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Our of prizes should stimu
agents. and be the OF their selling several thou
sand boxes than usual Every understands the advantages
OF having nice supply OF medicine free OF cost to start the year
with and this special offer opens opportunity for the smallest
agent win valuable prize
Ii wish that all OF agents the contest and try
Those that fortunate will be amply repaid Tor their
extra efforts by handsome profits realized each sale
We would remind agents that the for regular
prizes going a one; fact the difference between the
sales four the foremost te They should all bear
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18
ExTRADITION FOR KOST.
Attorneys for Alleged Slayer of sweet
heart VIII Eight for 81 is Relense.

Chicago, July i7.-Adolph D. Weiner, az
tcrrey for the Austro-Hungarian Consul
ate, has received extraditiOn papers fer
Bartholmae kost, the alleged slayer Of his
intended bride. Mary VOOdicka, whose
body was found in the River Erbe, In Aus
tria.
Kost's wife. formerly Annie Schlmera.
appeared and greeted him aneclionately.
He talked 10 her In low tones and she
wept. William II. Buttner. K1s.'s attor-
ney. has given notice that he will ash for
the prisoners release on habeas CORPUS
proceedings In the Federal courts.
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FIRED INTO his BACK.
Soldier Declares that After He Went to
War Bank Runner Robbed Him.

New Orleans, July 17.-Chdrles L. Rock
ell, runner for the Metropolitan Bank, had
just entered the ltInk to-day TO begin his
duties when Engelhart Bieber, a dis
charged soldier, slipped up behind him
and taking deliberate aim, fired. The
bullet struck the junctuTe OF Rockets
suspenders and carried ii into his back.
When the suspenders were pulled from
the wound the bullet came out with them.
Bieber says that when he Went 20 the
war he gave his deposit book for sS05 10
Rocket, and the latter drew out the
money ana refused TO return II 10 him.
Rocket is painfully wounded, but Will re-
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Fires Are Lighted Again.

STftI4I n Ilt Ftal
Chattanooga, Tenn, July T-TO-day
the old Chattanooga blast furnace, which
has been idle for four years, was sold
by the Southern Mining and Manufactur-
ing Company, OF Atlanta. Ga, to a local
corporation. and will be placed in blast
al once. {. f. James, OF this city, Is at
the head Of the new company. The COM
pany viii spend Sl5.c1s repairing the plant.
which has a daily capacity Of 100 tons OF
iron About 40 men viii be employed
After being idle twelve years. the j. c.
Vance Cotton Yarn Mil, In this city,
was put in operation to-day.
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High school Boys Coming Home.

Special 20 The Post.
Ocean Beach. July 1.-Two companies
OF High School Cadets. which have been
eroSmped here during the past two weeks.
will break camp and return 20 Washing
ton IN a day or two. Many visitors came
down from the Capital Sunday 70 see the
boys, who have been enjoying a royal
time. Among the seventy cadets In camp
there has not been a case Of sickness dur
ing their stay.
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One New Case aud One Ds,,h

Santiago de Cuba, July 17-The yellow
fever situation continues to improve. One
death was officially reported to-day. The
victim was a soldier in the hospital at
Boniato camp. Only one new case is re-
ported for the day. This is a volunteer
nurse in the yellow fever hospital. who
was supposed to be an immune. On Sat
urday last two cases developed IN the city
proper. The sufferers are American en-
ployes of the local asphalt company.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18
A CHILD ENJOYS

soothing effect Of Syrup OF Figs when ia
need of a laxative, and II the father or
mother be eostive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its uee. 20 that
IL Is the best family remedy knowT, and
factured by the California Fig syrup Co.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18

New York July iT.-The efforts TO form
en- upper-leatber combination have sue
eeeded. The new company. it IL said.
viii be in full working order before the
end Of August. IL is claimed that about
thirty OF the leading tanners Of the cOun-
try viii be represented in the company.
which VIII be capitalized al s70o9.0oo. OF
which t306oo0o will b. preferred stock
and the remainder common stock
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okIa,om. Mau-hur,er, ou,w,,,.a.

Fl Reno. Okla. July 17.-John Brown,
the negro brought here from Kinziisher
to escape lynching FOR killing Marshal
Hitchcock. is apparently safe. The mob
from Kingtisher did not come TO FL Reno,
and the excitement Ii subsiding.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18
SECOND TERM PERlLS
No President Reelected Since
Gen. Grant in 1872.
POLITICALHISTORY

Ex-Gov. Cumbnck Reviews the Admins
trations of the Last Quarter of a Century
and Points Out the Stumbling Blocks
that Have Been Encountered by Presi-
dents Who Have Sought Reelection
One Effect of the Civil Service Law.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18
ssle,d. Of .n Eccentric In,.a,ay

Braintrse. Mass. July iT.-fienry Gard
ner. an inventor. who was found in the
woods OF Quincy avenue. In Eas; Brain
tree. last Saturday afternoon with bullet
wounds in the hSsd. died to-day. SIR.
Gardner had been endeayoTing 20 perfect
a system Of perpetual motion. bat was
not suecessfuL lie was sixty-fOur years
Of age. and leaves wife and daughter.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18
Gen. Brooke Eeports Two Ds.,,s

The War Department has received the
following from Gen. Brooke at Havana,
dated July 16: Death report, 18th: Puerto
Principe-M. ]. Tracy. veterinary, Eighth
Cavalry, died 14th, yellow fever. San
tiago-Frank l.. Johnson, NJ. Fifth In
fantry, died 18th, supposed yellow lever"
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18

His trade is due great his personal canvassng
and the attention he gives local testimonials.
Mrs Gmour of successful lady agents, and her sis
agents could do better than follow her methods and work
good business which be the result OF weected work
We confident you find business that will pay you
handsomely as "OUR NATIVE HERBS"
Our New Books being compiled Send in your photo
graphs and testimonials at once.
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KILLED Her Husband and Vow Insane.

New York. July l7.-Mrs. Edith Grace
Ramsey. who killed her husband several
weeks ago In the Garden Hotel in this
city. was to-day declared insane by a
fury In the Court IF General Sessions,
Judge Blanchard con- mitted her TO the in
sane asylum.
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Quiet. steady. Sis ls3 1873 ai Ilg OH
Total to-day-Net I.s21; Great Britain i50:
France, 500. Continent 3s5; stock. 4i7,57s Caa-
soildaied-Net. 3s59; Great Britain, $50; France
800. Coatlhent, 5.6zi- Total since September I-sg
s2s4. 49, Great Britain S.a5f, Sss. France 1856
Continent, 27le. ils.
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accordance with the best sales of OUR Ma
o
terof hall day
hye will NATIVE HERBS
Q M o
RULES OF THE 0
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18

Every well man hath his i'll day" when
"a BIT of" or when seriously i'll you
should take Hood's sarsapsrilla and get
well
The Washington weekly post., 1899-07-18

every box sold puts them box the much
coveted and valuable prizs<D -.
We find oisgnts E inclined to let their stock OF
goods supply This is wrong and the
agent who makN a>ce OF succeed You should
carry supply s medicines all times, customers will
have wait for medicine.
The agents letters publish this week are fair examples OF
what representatives think OF the business
Mr. Boulware Woodworking agent and richly deserves the
business he enjoys He is quick grasp ideas and to put
them into execution.
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TWO SPECIAL PRIZ ES.

The snusb
address, s.nd dsertou spro0ftn he
b oourW
Anagen ansendma ii asmyH provided they not duplicates
ones toteputI Ishe in The Pos
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