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speciaI Terms.

"Do you make special terms to bridal
parties?" asked the innocent looking
bridegroom.
Eyes" replied the honest hotel clerk;
eve always charge 'em double rates" :"
Ohio State Journal. =
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
VIII be a Fine Yacht

In the shipyard Of the Harlan a
Hollingsworth Company the first fraI
of the new and handsome Fletcf
yacht will be raised tomorrow. I'll
will be, when finished, one of the fine
yachts ever built in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
To Hold onen Council FIre

Minqua Tribe, No. 8, Imp. o. r. y
will give an open council fire next Nc
day evening. An excellent progran
being prepared and large number
members and their men friends are (
lpected.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

peratures continue elsewhere. Fore
cast: Fair today and tomorrow; cool
er; winds becoming fresh northerly.
Sunrise, 5.33; sunset, 6:24 length
of day, 12h.. slim; moon rises, 5:09 D.
m; moon sets, 1886 a. m.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Sinking Weavcrs 10 Meet

Striking weavers of the Delaware
Cotton Company will hold a meeting at
Twenty-iirst and Market streets to-
morrow evening at $50 O'Clock to dis
cuss matters pertaining TO the strike
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

John D. c. Hanna, D. D., at his re
dence, No. S07 Van Buren, street.
Mrs. George w. Wells, Of this city
considered one of the most grace
swimmers in Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Win ChnIIenge winner

Jack DAILY, the pugilist, Of this q
win challenge the winner Of the Ga
McFadden fight tonight before
Penn Athletic Club, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

The Russian scepter is of solid gold,
three feet long and contains among
its ornaments 26S diamonds, $50 rubies
and 10 emeralds.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

siders it necessary to retain her forces
in Pekin.
A special dispatch from Hong Kong
says Ii Hung Chang has received adj
vices from Pekin that the allied forces
are gradually handing over the gov
enment Of the capital to the Chinese,
and that Prince Ching, former presi-
dent Of the Tsung-li-Yamen, has been
placed in charge Of the imperial city.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Boat BuiIders vlsit the west

In the interest of business Thomas
B. Purnell and Walter B. Thompson
have returned from trip in the West
They are engaged in building life
boats.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

More gold from Alaska; more free
ldom for Cuba; more submissions in the
philippines; more quiet in China; more
work in America; more money in poor
mems pockets; more votes for McKin-
ley; more disaster for Bryan. That's
the situation.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Chester Cars Going Bacl

Cars used on the Chester Tract
Company's lines that have been stoa
in this city during the Summer are
ing hauled to Chester to-day, VIII.
they will be overhauled.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

There are hundreds OF Delawareans
who have money in the Republic Saw
ings and Loan Association and who are
unable to get 1t out who would be only
too glad to have the Democratic State
Convention nominate DR.. Edward Fow-
Ter, Of Sussex county, for a second
term for state insurance commissioner
They are itching for an opportunity tC
revenge themselves upon the mar
whose official carelessness permitted al
unlicensed association TO do a sweep
ing busiIsess in the state without /;
dollar in the hands Of the state treas
urer TO secure shareholders agains
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
EIsmere Democrats NTeet

Democrats of Elsmere held an ent
siastic meeting last night at which
dresses were made by Hervey Wall
Joseph Foster and Herbert Yeates.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Dover Has a Colored Policeman

STAFF Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Sept. 7.-Lewis Chambers.
colored, has been appointed special po-
liceman for Kirkwood street. which is
in the heart Of the colored district.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Died of Dinhtheria

Loura b. Sakers, aged > years and 6
months, died yesterday of diphtherla
az the residence Of her parents, No. z
Townsend street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Cases Held I'm

Magistrate Sasse last night held up
the cases of several young boys who
were charged with attempting 10 wreck
a train on the Sheilpot cutoff beyond
Third street bridge.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

Colonel William II. Stevens and Hor-
ace J. Hickman, two Sussex county
members Of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee, have resigned. Press
Of personal business is their excuse, but
we wonder what their reason is. Are
they tired Of being hauled from one
end Of the state TO the other, and then
back again, and then halfway back, in
the Salisbury band wagon?
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

The sea serpent is appearing on
New England coast This fascinat
reptile always does appear upon
advent Of the Summer excursion
Scientists have sized him down
nothing more or less than a conn
giant eel, which is out OF his bailiN
in this part of the world.-Easton S
democrat.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

AS many as 4,061 muscles have been
counted In the body Of a moth.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07
Received Gard From Mr.. shorl

NJ. ]. Sharkey. of the Hotel Laf;
ette. has received a souvenir pos
card from the Rev. F. b. Short, who
touring in Europe. Mr.. Short expe
to be in Wilmington next week.
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

Every Democrat tomorrow should
vote for Herbert Yeates for coroner.
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rhe wealher and lhe Almanac.

The tropical storm discontinued slow
ly northwestward and was apparently
Evening journal., 1900-09-07

Grand Concert by the First Regin
Band at Riverside Park, Sunday af
oOn and evening.
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ONE CASE OF DIPHTHERIA,
ucstthfuI Conditions OF seattie-Dr.
Mckcchnie Say. People Arc Not
ubeyiag the Law.

Thirtv-six cases 81 scarlatiun have been
reported 70 the health department DURING
This month and only one case OF diph-
tbsria which was announced yesterday.
srn,s nnne 4. that OF Mrs pryfoOs, Of 40
broadway. but Is Of mild form aud no
serious results sro feared ra55 % In, Jhs
was quarautiued yesterday on account OF
an illness with scaTlatina 81 Miss Eva
Hunter The following famigauans we're
made yesterday The house % Gi@ds
Williams. IFS Alder street east. where
,herr Was scarlet fever isi2 Sixth avenue
yNhers Edna Fields died from tGbertN-
losis and tsa2 Minor avenue, where there
Was "A case Of scarlet fever
Uealth officer McKechnio SAYS ne has
reason 10 believe that The householdsrs
are not reporting cases OF intccu oAs dls-
eases IN their families. and intends 10
enforce the city ordinance pTgfiding pen
allies for not reperting He, however
believes that the physicians aTv gerCtatl
rcportine al cases thst carne 20 their mo-
forp Of disease H. 50 tniid that physicians
are not employed. and that through fear
of the premises heiHs ausrahtiHsd the
residents are evadiug the law
The provisions q the ordinance reiattng
10 this matter. which went iot4 rTect last
November. are a. foHows
Even phy stefan ia thc city shall i'm
mcgilately report 20 thr health officer
tn writing every p4ttert hr fhal nave Sick
~ typhus, typhoid. shir or yenoN fever.
Adstic cholera smallpox, diphthrria or
scariatiua membraHcuNs Group measles
~ Ciprgnan measles and shall rcpovt ev-
cry death occurring from such Diseases
Immediately upon the occurrence ~ such
death
"Every houschulacr in said city shall
rrport forthwith to the health officer thc
name 81 every inmate 80 his ~ her house
yshnfa H. oy She shall have reason tu be
Iievo 10 b. sick ~ tvphus. typhoid shia
or yellow fever cholera. smallpox. aiph-
therta or scaFiaUua. mSmrraEr0us Group
r,easlas or German measles. sna shan
immediately report 90 said health officer
am death from such diseases occurring
Al his or her house
A penalty Tor violations Is prov ided
Of a rne 81 not less than So nor more
than Ssoa or by imprisonment In The city
taN for any term not exceeding three
months. or BY both such fno and imqvis-
onment
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Representatives q the three transcou-
tinental lines. the Union Pacific, b iriing-
ton and Southern Pacific have called
meeting In New York fol today when
the passenger rates situation to the Pacific
coast or more particularly to the Puget
sound country win be carefully gone over
and an effort made TO come to some agree
meut that viii prevent rate war from
Eastern points to Seattle. In the event
Of failure II Is generally believed the Great
Northern will take the initiative step by
re-estahiishing colonist rates, in which case
II IL agreed that both the immigration ana
Alaska business viii he moved to Seattle
In short order at an extremely low rate.
According to a prominent Canadian Pa
eihc official that line Is not anxious 10
have a settlement Of the pending difficulties
until az least Il large share of the pros
pective business has been moved westward.
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JUDGEMENTS.
The Three Mu.keteers.''

Marry GAzter and Rn excellent company
presented splendid dr1matiEatiCn ~ Do
mas the el3eF Three VI sketeers' nt
tht Seattle fheatsr last atrh- Tie COM
Iany headed ny Mr. tsiaKier it a strong
olc ard did faA justice g. ous % The
strongest mcl0draTnAs based on aCuen ~
thc medieval peTleA
The story = the SUPPOSED intrigue ~
Anne 81 Austria aIren az France. Elth
he Duke AZ Buckingham. an English no-
bloman and statesman. her fear lest BE-
should De discovered. and haW h5 the
aid % faithful friends. snc WiAs saved from
exposure 20 hGr royal husband. are Ia
miiiAr 20 everyone who has rad Dumas
great novel albeit history Is FATHER TN
certain 81 the question = The intrigue.
NJ Glhxler a. PhlIp 2 ArtaguGp. a
musketccr and loyal friend % ne queen
displayed much talent and -a round
after round Of applause by his clever act
INK John =. Barrett, sh1 played the
part II Cardinal Richslteu, the prime min
ister and stsalthy enemy q the queen.
S. also a capable actor. The other male
Members. o. the company are All good
Mss Vail le Vernon, who assumed the
part Of Lady de Winter an adventures
and spy FOR kicheIeu. is "a strong emo
usnsl actress Blanche StOSGaro, Who 2p-
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-sr

The conditions in Cape Nome travel differ
from the rush three years ago 70 the klon-
dixie when the Canadian Pacific advertised
Victoria and Vancouver "a the most feast
hlo points from which 60 sail The klon-
dixie being In British territory many ac-
cepted the Canadian Pacihc's representa-
tions. Seattle very soon took that bust
ness away from the Canadian Pacific ports.
la an Interview yesterday the Canadian
official said
we can't expect to get Nome nusinc IS
over our line at tariff Geographically we
are at a disadvantage. Seattle Is the port
used most exclusively for Nome and the
only way the Canadian Pacific can secure
its share of the present prospective bust
ness Is by standing alone and using is own
rates. We are in a different position and
must make the best % H. For this reason
SO far as WesthOund business Is concerned
from the present To June l. se would Just
as soon see rates 20 10 pieces IN which
event We will be IN a position 10 secure q
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Smallpox Sufferer From Wenatche'
Excites snohomish.

The city jail Of Snohonish has been con-
verted into a pesthouse. This unusual
transformation came about through the
discovery Of a case of smallpox in the bas-
tile. and 1t may be that other cases Vii
develop as the whole town appears to have
been exposed.
The victim Of the disease. according to a
Sn0homish county property holder. now in
Seattle went 10 Snohomish from Wen
ltchee. He arrived last Monday. The man
wandered down town staggering IN and
out of saloons. stores and other public
places until the authorities were called
to place him under arrest. Those who saw
him declared that the unfortunate man
was drunk. but the arresting officers on
formed the conclusion that he was insane
At all events he was imprisoned and she
following day. when ply siclans were sum-
moned in attendance, they pronounced his
case smallpox
Hurried consultations were held between
the municipal and county officials and In
view OF the fact that Snohomish had no
pesthOuse IL was determined that one
should be made of the jail.
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THE DAYS NEWS IN
SOUTH SEATTLE.

e oUTH SEATTLE. March "a trim
~ two-mast schooner Of $50 tons burden
mas Just been completed at the New ell
Milling company's lumber plant. Capt.
bang mas been experimenting the con-
suuction OF the craft. and when she is
launched and put I'm commission he wiz
command her. The schooner vas Quilt for
the Beau Mercantile Company. and yilI be
operated between Seattle and Cape Nome.
she Is 2 be launched next week probably
about "wednesday. She has not yet been
named
Mr. George Newell is making ready the
ground on which he will erect a two-story
frame building for a store room and nall
He has also purchased from Mr. r w
Dashly residence which the latter now
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The Fr--Iey. Nest week.

The Fraw.ey company viii open re- re-
sts-n snRAEemrut cf eight u.ehts af thf
sssftfa tht atef SUNDAY eFeutn- ip '@lriia} '
Nr Frawleg Nii piay SvEnsAli said 90 De-
fis 7net robe. and Mary Van Buren, Nil Pei
seen as Trhy, ~ which gsrt abe SCORED
N-r nrst a3teFas ol the sfaEf al IS ash
lnQ.cu '~rulay- Wil ae presented SgnAa p
ana Monday nights. TIas4ay $3.50 Neanrs-
5iat ass hts AaEuttln lSit = charming com.
cas- An Unconventional Honey Noon
vii ., rrtsruked
rnva nelaale's powerful and fasr mat
frs drama 20 washington ne rhr IS N.
Ali l.. given Tearr3ay and FrlaaF nights
srd saturday aa1 sunday aiEhta Henri
k~thar Icals fls mating drama The
Dsp-fnr Etrl" viii he presented Tnts IS
unn &c the strongest flA}s ~ recent years
saturday matinee.
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OPPOSE THE FISHING BILL.
Grays Hnrbor Company and seattle
Man Against Perkins Measure.

Senator Perkins bill to regulate fishing
in Alaskan waters is meeting with much
opposition from the fishing companies OF
this state. The following letter was yes
terday received by the Chamber of Com
merce from Robert Forbes, president of
the Grays Harbor Packing Company
I'VE notice that Perkins bill for resu-
lating Alaskan fisheries has been report
ed favorably to the senate. We should
enter a strong protest from this part of
the Coast 1t WIFI be a shame and an out
rage If such bill is allowed 10 pass, IL
is class legislation Of the worst kind. APP
nlytng the law so that II viii cripple all
the small institutions, and leaving the
large ones to continue to do as they may
see At"
Arthur G. Dunn. OF Ainsworth Dunn,
Endorses All that has been said here in
opposition to the bill. and says II would
be against the interests of smaller fishing
men generally to permit 1t TO become a
law.
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ARE READY TO ORGANIZE.
Manufacturers Association to He ON
Permanent Basis.

Thursday. April u the Manufacturers
Association of Seattle will hold meeting
at the Chamber OF Commerce, when g
permanent organization will he effe ted
This course was decided upon at a well at
tened meeting last night.
The association. which was first brought
into existence sixty days ago, has had
only temporary organization. New mem
bers have been added every week. until
nearly all the local manufacturers have
signed the rolls. Last night several NOR
names were passed upon, and within the
next two weeks the list 1t Is expected will
be complete.
President ID. +. Porter presided last
night A large number Of letters from
manufacturers in the East were read by
Secretary H Schocken. All were inquir-
les regarding the conditions of Seattle fol-
the establishment 81 various industries
The secretary was instructed TO reply tc
each giving all the data at his command
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share OF not only the Name, but the imni-
grafton business we'll.
The position OF the Canadian Pacific as
1t stands daily shows no sign Of relenting
and Is summed up by all railroad men to
mean a hght President Hin. of the Great
Northern, has sealed the Canadian Pacific
demand for the repayment Of commissions
spent last year for Kootenay business by
refusing TO turn over $4,000 which would
be his share.
These will all be matters taken " at
tomorrows meeting on which depends tie
landing In Seattle, so local railway men
say. of from 5000 10 1000 Cape Nome gold
seekers and intending settlers in this state
within a very short time.
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on. SuANkLN APPOINTED.
fartacr seattle Minister Is to Take
CharEc OF a Rsadias, Pa, church

AeearAins to an Eastcrn paper Rev. pr,
VI Shaukiiu formerly pastor 81 the
Flfft Methadtat episcopal church ~ Sgas-
y, wit shortly take CharKg 20 the Me-
Fnsiss M hgdia, EpiRCopRl church AZ keai'
~ fa lis salary at this church -
ssad g. cNec~i that of any minister m
" denomination
.F ShsHkNa ia Wen known ir Seattle
~ s2eaeArd pr George In the local
EAreh. ans was ln turn succOedca ~ Rev.
z "a Randall who NON uccuQlea the
,%ipii. After leaving seattle Or Shsnkiin
N@Nt 90 lAa.H4u tH Vie IL 81 years old
- z ngr ~ thr most eloquent aRd In
firsSive srtAk,ls iu the Methodist church
JUVENILES masquerade Rauke hath.
tetaotroN afternoon. Admission, lNc.
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IS. Mr.. pashly is building a fine

occupies. Mr. Dashly Is building fine
new home.
Burglars entered the home OF Mr. Bert
hener the nrst OF the week and stole sew
eral valuable pieces OF jewelry ami 81
check for SO This Is The first occurrence
OF the kind that has taken place hete for
some time
There has been vacation at the school
this week on account Of the teachers In
stttute Prof w. W. Head. Miss Annie
Mcintosh. Miss Sadie smith aud AIRS.
Jenuie sargent are IN attendance from
South Seattle
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MANY NEW MILLS.


Two new sningle mills will soon begin
to add their product 10 that OF the other
Puget sound producers, one Is now being
constructed by Donoghue q Robinson, OF
the Bay Lumber h Shingle Company, at
Smith cove, near the Great Northern elc-
vator and docks. The other is new dou-
ble-block mill now being built at Ballard
by the Salmon Bay Shingle Company. both
plants, It is stated, will be ready for OBJ
Grafton before May !.
Along the line OF the Seattle n lnterna-
tional railway Ave new plants are being
put in Three are being constructed al
Everett and several others are reported
from various sections OF the Sound tim
her districts
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NAyIN MOVES TO DISMISS.
Council Contest Generalization Of
Hcers sabpoeaaed.

Councilman Navin yesterday fiied with
the clerk OF the city council a motion 90
dismiss the contest case instituted against
him BY Candidate James Weir. He al
lekcs that the council has not Jurisdiction
TO entertain the petition Of the confession.
and no authority or Jurisdiction TO grant
the relief prayed for in the statement OF
contest.
John j McGilvra. o. c. McGlvra AMI
Charles O Hara. election officers. have
been suhpoenaed TO appear before tho coun-
Ell at o'clock this afternoon TO testify
in the Cnll- Byers contest ease. the hearing
Of which Will be COMMENCED AZ .hat tlme
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PROT Georsc-oa TO Lecture.

Prof C}ecrgeson who has charge ~ .he
governments Agricultural interest in Alas-
IA has retained from Washington and viii
remain in the city untn April 70 visiting
his daughter Who Is attending tho stale
university. Ire has consented % deliver
an address, before the Chamber Of Com
rnsrcs next Wednesday afternoon.
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AYREsHIRE null ARRIVES.
Ham a schmitk Purchase Another
Thoroughbred.

A thoroughbred AYRSHIRE bull Weighing
l. 90 pounds and costing 81 pound was
received by Ham 4 schinifz by the Great
Northern express last night The animal IL
from the North Onkos stock farm ~ Pf,-=i-
dent James HIN. OF the Great Northern.
tn Minnesota and was purchased ny the
arm for breeding purposes ou heir ,hor-
0uShhrcd stock farm, Ave miles from ihc
city
The huh will b. auloadei this morning
and tAkan 20 The urn.
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diseases which az
feet the wufnanly
organs that they
write plainly the
sal record OF suf
teging on the face
and form The skin
becomes sallow, the
cheeks are sunkeu.
the eyes look dull,
the body falls away.
No % an who
values her health OF
good looks Slloalei
neglect to use pT
FeFce's r avorite
Prescription fo- dis
eases Qf The WON
anly organs Il
cures irregulanty
Inflammation. ulcer
alton and female
weakness. IL lights
up the eve. bright
ems the complexion
and rounds Cat the
suaken curves Of the
body
- take great pleasure
iu reoozzmeu4inE Dr
F.-rce . Favwitr Pre-
Auptln tcr lex ale
weakness Nrifrs g.
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1T wtu pay sou 20 see Louis kiodt
swiss watchfuaser. No. ~ Second ave
uue. corner Marion. y yuu want 10 buy
a watch lie carries .he largest Au1
best selected stock % Seattle. Qvsr ~
different STYLES tu choose from Ills spst-
elal watches are an supplied Wifh
Bre91et hair- springs and adjusted thus
iUzur4sg good time keeping Fine allied
watches from " ~ Solld gold watches
from SIS Up
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wrinkles Come

To many a face which should still he
smooth and fair. Worry doesn't bring
them There are no cares and anxieties
to furrow the face They are the Signs
Of physical suffering. craven BY the hsnd
OF Pain. Il is the sAddest result OF the
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in Judge Hunford's court yesterday the
hearing 10 the PLAINTIFF motion for he
appointment 81 receiver in the case q
sarah Woodward 90 az against q h Nc
CauuauEhey - a. was continued unfl
May H.
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pears as Anne . Austria, e an excep-
fisrsllg clever artist and har iutefpretA-
ZION N her part was nearly faaliicss~ Miss
Maud Darand "a Constance. the inithfui
servant Of the anscn. displayed much tal-
ent
THE Three Mugkeiewra" viii Pow repeat
I'd tonight and Saturday night, also AZ a
g stlyaag matinee
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The excellent producfien Of Darkest
Prussia az the Ttfrd Avenue tasater. q
fravrtrE ~ houses. Both TIE company
4-a ritv are excsI5snt The usual mat
frt.s sll Is giseu tumarrsw. Commencing
SUNDAY night Will4s' "CoQnt1Na -.
zion
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snsannah PcrmeuteF & FARts Store shelly -
Texas. y Was tg12esc6 With sc&Fiug down
p@iss " ruy BACK aud hips siS yc4Ts zR4 wrcss
- Or PSerCc Tot Aavaec Z tired h.s Fsrcrite
pToscIaptioa and GH hostlss Cured me ! fer
IKE new pcrsan aHd thsak d. rierce soy
Ey health Life IS = e4rtea @ any one witkal.
hcaith have TOLD grcAi many Ct NV frleASs
about the great saediciRes ! took
TT Plerce's Common sense Medica
Adviser, zoos pages, sent free on reeeip,
OF stamps to pay COS; OF mailing aaG
Send IL oae-ceut stamps for paper GOV
cred book, or q cents Tor cloth Al
dress Dr. 4. v. Pierce, Buffalo. n. Y.
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trouble and other watCnmAkcrs tried 20
AZ ant failed Try Louis klodt Swiss
watchmaker. No. SEA Second avenue. corr
ner MalisE VII .,,s mSkSs complicated