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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
FIDELITY
AND
CASUALTY COMPANY.

CASH CAPITAL s2500Oa
sSET, Over $4,000
the requirements ng thrr raYiy In
civa bog, bls.u .,s. have iUuotcl t.cIr Oal,e8 20
PALK BANK BUILDING,
Nos "a aul 2l6 BROADWAY
WILLIAM NJ. RICHARDS. Prest
TOnN NJ. CRANE se,y.
DIItb Tors.
GEORGE HOPE. P'c..t t 'o..iuca al Inc. Co
g.. g.. WILLIAMS President hrultll Sank
J. ... +. ~INNNAIt y. President Atlantic Dock Co
A b.. hUIfs. krtl,d ~ r,utut
BOWS. IInf
g. g.. BARNES - q. g. BJiutI Is 90.
n. 81 I''Hl plD -i,u Comm sslnuefs
D. n. .lNtlfi fr.si"tut 4tr'lfnt~ Buns
ClAIlI ILNNIr, \l,. Pics { Atlantic Mutual Ina
AII.N'I NJ 10 D.. President 90 ~. all s
3 d. DO o TIN l y. tx -. g
GFOKrr - con- President Au' RI Ixvhango Bank.
". Low, al Ao.Ic Low ~suiuIL
" ". "a Isl HARD. lT,alitu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

MINIATURE tLNiATN"

MINIATURE fLNATA"
srrrscs 5Oi ,etrtii Moor rice. SO Ioo7s 57,d+ 81
Hlau WATER r-nAt.
4 81 SANDY Hook 5.tj I,nv i-nll 5l) i-u 91rH. I4S
N--.l.y Hos 5.t .J,. I,.ii- OBS .i.- olt) SCI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

0rr,r.!. ,.f.-'r'lrr fh. auspices - f'e Co
miss. t.I ll- '.r the i..,it of tIi, C"uell Re
lollcd Church organ tuHd, a calico mop was given
lt~i uIuut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23


John OEyrAe, Assistant Dlstuct-Att3rAcJ under
Nj. M.hc5I. ayp...cd before Judge OI.teI-.e.t e
yesterday oA Le.... CO.. Henry -. il.u..r OF 30. 10
Aas,au->,.. Who was indicted ON charge II hd'IHS
OArscd } .hu 4. t4@I.c aIJ ii.u1y III .At!u- 900
e.cI o. t..... that .i. i-/s Fa.-. SOLD. ;.i.a Only
SWe-tc4l1 water. The case Was 4h.a ug.oio the
CouIt oi -ue. Idi SESSIONS. tiT q 3D. s,ncd THAT
1ue minutes OF do" rla.c jury he prod. ced 10 ,.O,
~ Wc.c t4t witness 70 adjust lame SEQ t.c cas-.
had not becI taken before Il IOI.c 1la..- .I.llr.
TIE facts, ne said ,rned 20 -hor Tat iAe CONE
yiaiui. "a Do. case WAS William II Munjy.
Jude Git.l,to.e--tht Case snp.rl nave taken Inc
or mar, ctu4or AID gone before Ponce Magistrate.
an .i D !sea chat tuc ollui J-rs sJu't have gone uut
o. i.s va, to lind AZ indictment Oh t-c testimony Mil
lam Mundy
Assl.,aul D.s.retAutney IelloNs-so AIN (. wou.d
mol b., eye him stOJ- tls Nory ban uuJcl lAucU
ucut ,....-.
htioury knew of The case, uut tuAt uc Grand Juy sI
tuted prpcredIu.- without nOuce.
an. 'O'Btrue-Ihe Ui>DCcAUOfneY does know AL
slo IL IOI 4 demonstrated Win hII, asking MIA AOt 20
sl.nV lil case 10 20 uelOre the Grand JuA, and more
0ysr fIerr b. attached 10 Oi tnc Is Hlctlr
nom William H. Mlndy, datrd just before the indct-
ulcnt urging That the case DC tAt1 D04VIc '"e vi anu
Jury.
MIR. Fellows said that he would be glad 10 fur
nish any minutes of the Grand Jury IN the casei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
JERSEY CITY

An athletic exhibition was gwen on Monday
evening lu 80. Johns Hall IN Grcgory-,t winch
was rapidly developed into a series Of Singing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, LeanneSs
and lie ltg cured uy tttlls' Health EcLe~tr' g.
l.i.,u 0s f,,T7 cl 0ut Rata Alco. loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

cuuD.E>', woEk FOR CHuDHN.
TIE fair ot thc Harlem bIdnch of the Young Men ,
CLI lst.uu A--0Ciit ou oi.url au>VcourlA l~st
evening. IT,, held 40 Culo! Hail. "t One. .il ..-
aud-tv,ntv-Gith-,t. and ic>mLjop-.tvc.. winch BIAS
been pi,tDl. decorated 10y tIo ladies ot iarinE.
Preparations have been masking ior several months.
Tn uIllars we've attended hy pretty young ladies,
AM 9th 4 Young ladies W brilliant oriental cos
TUNES pr1m"uJdri turureh IN" ROOMS with tuI-
bancd escorts. An Art Loan Ez4.9iuon is also
colacc "a with the far. Many wcll-knowu fJu
lie, of liaTl IN have lent then art treasures for the
occasion among them Judge e.. n. IlrVN, ". ~.
Colwrn William T. Dodge. john Dwight DE- l.. G..
Warner aud aI-I!JU Ayes, jI The puIpO,c of Tho
far ard exhibition i> 10 ard IN securing funds ior
building lor tne branch OF Oh" Young Mems t'r,-
tan Association. lhc Association h9s already
go 900, and it dee gees 10 obtain enough more dur
lug tie present We 90 hcgn The WORK next spring
The t,ir viii continue tuung tins week clos h2
on Saturday night. The Association lubh,. es Il
bright itt a. paper giving lu account OF The fair
and IT'S purpose, aud also catalogue OF the Art
Charity pu' ON the gus. of Fairy'aoj and
masked 1t with alright good viii last me- it al the Gem
tIal Con -It-tlVuaI ur ID. Blight Itii- -l4- having
heard how lttec.ldIcH suffer from want OF food lnd
fresh aii AID clear oklc' i@uhro th'w,r!Nc> mo
ne iiaWathJ Club,' Tor thc pdIpo-, oI hDld.hg "a
fllT 70 found mesh g.T tuld. me sunday school
room was gI,yed with q ioHs Inc OF Japaur>- Ian
La!ne. bc.und V4iucIu,a, 0I palm STOOD hiss
Aiadge Ncidcr as E'nercd ~ the well, at Inc
flo aI table MI>- iI5Iut II Hutchinson presided, an
az each fancy t.. c were tnr member, of III" cub;
Mis-, Iatf.. f.t1.htC.s- ~ - gee IUHuf.l. tl.s.
Lula \eIler. Ni., Lula llf'l", Miss Ald3c Thor
mel, AI~' Lille iIail .h'it' Nl-, N,'h' 'N.H ana
Nj, Clara T. NutcIF.-. tele>iunrnts We dIa-
pcu>,d by Ms LG.th Little aHd ELENA liUtshoihc.
The ia.i Mas .eIu at r in. and lasted uuti iat"
IN the evening NDcu Che -tnC. Ia.4 came around.
Oh. annual fam of 80. AIMS Roman taiLa,c
Church was opened tt crIcr, Assembly Rooms ln
East -Four. ZEE. tu-,J., last night. IGc rooms were
thIo1ccd throughout the cyon'n" The ia is 80
assist ~ paying the church Gle IT, and ID IS hoped
that ri least $1,000 vii be realized. Prominent
features are a 500 Government bond 10 bc rallied
al uIt, cents chance, and SO.d-h- aided cane 10
lyr ON q u
the Largest number of votes a. tWcr'' five cents
each. AMou- thc society fables Vcl- t.e P.f1c!i4l
Schoo Sod .l.tY, Sundav->cho'I. amt Ito - Trinity.
Ine lair ,yIii continue daily uutI Nay 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
NEWARK.


The Rev. A. w. Bourn, pastor Of the sherman
Avenue Baptist Church. has received unanimous
call 30 the pastorate Of the West lhlrty-tmrd
Street Baptist Church, Of New-iork.
To morrow being the day Of prayer appointed by
Newark Union will hold prayer-mectlng IN the
new hall IN Mulberry.st.
Archbishop Corrigin consccrated the altar OF the
new Dominican Monastery yesterday. ne was
assisted by number Of priests. The knV. athcf
Mcdonald of ST. Patrick's Cathcdr!l, NcW-l oTk
acled as master If ceremonies Father lynn an
nOunccd an Indulgence Tor one year 70 al "Hp
visited the altar Yesterday, and an indulgence ~
forty DAYS TO AL who should VISIT 1t one year IRON
yesterday. Archbishop COrrigan then Delivered
sermon explanatory Of The ceremonies oO9'iou'
and low mass was celebrated.
The body Of an unknown man was found back OF
the seth Boydeu homestead at Hilton , near
Newark, yesterday. Inc iace was covered Nv
silk handkerchief, and bostde the body Jay
d0ube-barfclcd pistol. The face was mutiatGj by
q wound evidently self Alctcd, tho weapon nay.
ing been fred through the mouth aud Inc buIl'l
crashing through TIE brain. In to" pockets was
some powder done mp IN a frlg ncnt OF Inc .fQy
'bu.F % Ami. :, and 20 IL money. lie su!o.uo
was about r. 1.-TWO years ni ago.
George Euchur ace siNiy-threr. living AZ No.
3G7 south Nnth-si., yesterday hanged himself IN
the garnet of lIs house. lc leaves ave children.
STNDRY NEW-JEPSEY TOWNS.
HoBoEF>.-Thc Board OF Education on Monday
rilht disposed OF jhe charge, by trustee N''d
against Irus pal Campbell 81 iur 81 s1 H,n."i.
\ vote Of confidence Ih Sir. tdhr"''i anu a.'i 3'
) l.et, ,Ic r-p'It.ra', Na- '.-u d" ' i"' %,
AZ r .he 1di.iuWrat IW-'.'e BOD .d Won
disputed "a .ut The investigation. WON "'Ee l.''"
tie 'c. 1"d tcId responded Uith1 blow m the face,
which knocked No.u over tIr iiou uiluG.
ILZtU. rF.-ihr Board OF Ezc-c has granted
thirty two loorscs Icy % vot" ot " to l------ h'
Library Hall to-day Grand Worthy Patriarch
y .J-.aId. N."-nEaSNi,.. sd I.r.''r------ "t
last rrc.iDs......A -rrrja' H,e.ipsoi ,be Common
Council I- ca led for Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

If YOU suffer from any form of malaria and
Dos cure send address % tle Internal Dln
irc,aul Co. l- Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23

Kate Glover, Of No. IA East Iwfnty-hi'E-st.,
went to visit "a friend at No. 122 East wcuty.
sxth-st., on Monday. aud by mistake rung the bell
Of Francis X. Gerlach, professor of music She
saws that he came 10 the door used abusive Ian
guagc and slammed the door in her face. she again
rang the same bell by mistake aud then the Pro-
fcssor she alleges. spat in her face. lie was ar-
rested and held in $500 bail in the Yorkvllc Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
CAUSE az RECENT Low TInFs.

Workmcn were busy yesterday bracinG up a
beam III Mr.. DackfOrds section of Fulton Market.
in which big hook vail be driven strong enough
TO hold the largest white halIbut ever caught The
fish weighs 42d pounds and was caught with hook
and line on Gloucester Mass. II will be cent later
to Washington and plaster cast made. " There
have been extremely low tides around Gloucester
since We canght him.n said Nj. Bllcklorl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-23
FUNrrAL or EDWARD o. IrvFIVs.

Oldest on ,t,f, ii the city, who died Ca sunday
was held at th' West Presbyterian Church rc.trl
dav. The services were conducted by the kov. u
John X. Paxton, assisted by the Rev. DR.. lIaStlul
and the Rev. ROUcrt ;. Macarthur. ihe pa,
hearers were john /. Irow, TI.Jd9.. l.. y .Finu'
William G. Mar I'm. andrew LIttlc, noHg'as layl)
ID. b. IIalstcad Peter Garter and Nh Dich.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

I Kin saw yos, yoa SHY leedIs rasks',
A be>kin I'D mo dro9Rh dos soair.
Come here fiehd away nov und kiss
You dooghd I don't hno. You vas
dere.
You ali der dime hide from your fadef
Ind subbose be can't saw INIT his
eyes
You vas eoin' 10 fool mech. Fritzey P
ind gafe ms q grade big surpsiss
Dot boy vas Q rsknlar morley
Dere vas nodinR 50 high he dol't
climb
Ind bis mudder she says dat his drou-
Wants new bosoms in dem all der
dime.
he N. .shnard. dough, dot same lssdls
Teller,
Ind 10 sapgs all der vile like lark,
From yonos be eids up in der mornin'
Dill We drofe him 70 bed after dark.
He's der Busiest Won II der family,
IND bed you der louder be sings
He vas raisin' der dickens nit s,De
He vas up to all manner OF dinRs.
He vas beekin' away, dot young raskal.
DrouQh der shair-Moiy Hoses. vat's
dat?
Dot ION. Of q gun" NIT a sceesors,
In cut of der tail Of der cat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
TO FARM muNrERs AND MINERS.

The Snoqualmie trail and wagon road
is open for cattle, horses and footmen.
Persons going to Coeur d'Alene mines.
or Wishing to find good homes and
cheap living, can reach Eastern WASH
ington at saving of thirty dollars over
the Portland aud Dalles route. Take
the Snequalmie roate to the finest val
ieys in the northwest. including Kittitas.
Winnatchie, Moses, Cooley. and the Big
Bend coantry, where thousands can
find government land subject - entry.
There are stopping places all along the
line. Take the train at Seattle for New
castle, walk over to Squak Valley. Z
miles, where meals are served at %
cents: thence 10 Snoqualmie. Ii miles.
thence to Lake kichslas, where the COM
pany's wagon trains run 10 Ellensburg.
At the Valley Hotel or Road Company's
office. Information regarding the ooun-
try is freely given. There were l5O
families in Big Bend country eisst fall
Saddle trains will be put OF in 80 days
between Newcastle and Lake kiohelas,
to connect with the wagon tr.ius.
felSdg1m GEoRGE +. SMITH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

DIR. E. G. Johnson gives especial at
tention 10 the treatment Of Chronic Dis
eases. iuoludinQ Liver Complaints. AZ
fcctions II the Lungs, OAtarrh. Affec-
tons Of tue Kidneys, Scrofuia, Dropsy,
Ulcers, Neuralgia, Rheumatisun, and all
disorders arising from Weakened ys,-
roas yssf<M. He is equally veil prepared
To treat all forms of disease. and uses
Simpiifiesi 7'eatsaeHt for the Common All
mentsof Women. Office Ne. 7a01. Front
st. Whites block }. Seattle. 10 lm DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

The case Of the Spring Valley Water
Works Versus the Board of Supervisors
of the City ana County of San Fran
cisco. decided by she Supreme ouri OF
the United States on the 4ih In 3, III
volved the important question whether
the plaintiffs. organized a. corpora
ton under certain acts Of the Deglsia-
tore of California In force IL 1901, hsd
a vest d right, which the State was pro
hibited by the constitution Of the Unit
ed States from impairing or taking
avay, 70 charge for the water supplied
By then. tn consumers according 10 tue
manner provided for in tno-e acts 1t
appears that by ah act of the Leg isia-
ture Of the State of California III force
at the tisne the company WAS Chartered
1t was provided, in the case of water
companies, that the rates 10 be Charged.
by said companies should he determine
by a Board of Commissioners, two mem
bers of which were to be selected by tne
Authorities of the municipality IL vaica
the company carried Oh IT. ba-ilat7ss, ~"
bs the compsnv itself. and these foaf
TO select Il . 9th. The ne1 const!tu-
ton of the clale, adopted IN 1873. Goa
tanned a provision declaring that tue
rates os compensation tn be collected
by any persou. company or cor,s,retioai
for the uss of water should be nxed by
the Board OF SupervlSors of the ma-
nicipaiity in which such prison, coin
pany or corporation carried On Its puiI-
ness. Under this provision tbs Board
Of Supervisors of tie city OF San fran-
cisco refused the application of the
plaintiffs 70 appoint . coTmIssicner TO
fill vacancy in q board se!ecfed prior
60 the date ON which tae new const;tu-
ton went i to effect. The comp nv
thefeupon brought suit in the SopHme
Court Of California to procure writ OF
mandamus to compel tine Board To ap-
point a commissioner. 1he Court re-
fused the application for the writ, and
its decision bias been affirmed by the
Supreme Court of the United States.
which holds that the Spring vi
lev Water Works Is an artificial being,
created under the authority of the
Legislature of California, and one which
~ such could not be established except
under general laws. subject at all times
to alteration and repeal, and that 1t WIS
from the moment of Its creation suo-
jeot tn the legislative power of altera-
ton and, if deemed txpedlent, OF absn-
lutte extinguiahmenta as corporate BODY.
The court holds also that this corpora
ton WAS created 10y the State that Ill
its powers came from the State and not
from the city or county of San Fran
CISCO, aud that its powers and obliga
tons, except those which grow out of
contracts lawfully made, depend alone
on the statutes under which it was or.
ganizsd and on such alterations and
amendments thereof a. II ay from time
to time be made by proper authority.
Mr.. Justice Field filed diss snting
opinion, in which he declared that the
decision of the court goes beyond all
former adjudications in sanctioning
legislation impairing the Obligation of
contracts made with corporations.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

Nos dead. neither has he lsft town:
nor 70 he asleep a. supposed By some.
His st0re shows that he 10 still vide
awake and WORKING in the interest Of
the svsse-meAt-lo loving psblis. The grand
victory OF the Queen City Candy Fac
tory 10 the late candy var has enabled
the psupsietos. without dimlnishing his
full supplies Of candies, 70 add q firss
ola0 broad and cake bakery 10 his e.
tabliahment, W which be invites the
custom Of the public. Qassn City bah
cry and Candy Factory. as Froat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
TO the UNFORTUNATE

Seminal weakness, Impotency. night !os.ee
By dreams pinples on the face and fost
Manhood can positively be cured. Tn
sick and afflicted should not fail to call or
him. The Doctor has travelled extensively
in Europe and inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there. obtaining 4rea,
deal OF valuable information. which he is
competent TO impart to those In need Of
his services. DIR. Gibbon will make nc
change unless he effects cure. Persons
~ distance may be cared at home. All
Communications strictly confidential. You
80 NO one but the Doctor. Persons writ
ing TO the Doctor will please state the name
Of the paper they see this advertisement
Charges reasonable. Call or writa. Ad
dress DR.. p. GIBBON. p. O. box 1857. 6aa
francisco Ssnd 90 ~ package 0
medictse. s-d&sWu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
nAyE vov SEEN TmEn 7

rkose elegant new ranges just received
by Waddell 4 Miles direct from the man.
manufactories-the Superior Range and
Stove. They are the finest, most esouom-
ical, and altogether desirable range on
the Pacifsc Coast. Call and see them.
even II you don't puv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
KEN ]ALL'S SPAWN Ou8L
KendaII's SPAWN cuIe.

--XYs
wxsr Exossusan. W., Feb. p..-Hs
B.J Ken~ail 4 Co.-6euts: sevan ~ 81
A., I iniure,i my kree j,int vnion -
Enlargement TO grow the sis OF ~. ~
mt, and ca used Iue very sevese - y
tine for Z ur or ave weeks, 49, ~ -
nse Eci.dall's 81 avin Cure wite ~ ssncys1
fsfActory rsLl,s Il has conpissv -
the enlargement and stopPed ~ -
and paip. lave long Known = - -
len, for horses. hut row Know -. -
best linipent for human flesh tnss
quaintsd with. Yours truly >x.pa
keNpALl's SPAWN cuke:
Ii sure in it, efyt cts. mild in IL - ...s -
docs not blister. yet II II psns - q
pawerful TO reach every deep 49, 49,
to remove any hoDy own OF o. - -
msns. such a. spaviDs. s1iinM. 49, -
lous, sprains. swelitrgs. and any =. ss..Ia q
all eniarys-uents Of the oines q -
for rheumstisrn In man. and fcs - ~ .
for which q Imminent IL u.ed -
beast. Il 10 Dow hnown ~ be ~ - -
ment for an ever used. scsfns n"
certain In its effects -t, -
we think srves positive pfoof o. 1888
No rumNdy has ever met with -. - .
ned succsss to cur knowled9s. "
vel ~ man. "a. ~. Al
Price an er bottle. or q bottles ~ ~
druegists have IL or can gr' ~ -
vii Be- ssnt 70 ANY address on .s o.,
by the propristors, DR- b .
lns SOLD Nv ~ All ORuGassv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
STEAMER TRAVEL. ET,..

"a DIRECT ROUTE To
Whatcom. Through by day
light Steamer w. +. Munroe leaves at
Z o'clock q. m. on Tuesdays aud Fridays,
touching at Utsalady. Laconner and am
ish. Leave Whatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whatcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays 1t q. m.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to George Foster. on the e-ler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD,
NOS Mas'er
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

For waches. klox. silver plated wear
and 50 forth. go TO II. @. Mclaughlin.
("Little Mack. the Jeweller." Tue best
and only stock Of fine goods in the city.
Also. some that amt 81 fine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23
LgTTRR H9oM I ~ SAT1oSAL car
1rAL.

EDfios , Wa.t.;,o,a.'
wInIe. os'a'ota az. ,;,,aM,s a,
may Justly 20 eiyon s .hs
Rfessns vex uucu Ak'.s G..sI,
FiA Sonn L ..!1 49, 49, - 20, .s.n,
teaiei eApcu"n' sn ~ .,,"r ~
70 % Rene1"I ."p'os - w ~, Ill
sn1 ncvspspo snu NJ, Csrs,ai
+, ,."s 81, sa.'nc =. - TN. Honas,
=. : Is,os ,ps;oritv. and il remains
~ 49,. 1890 and p,ss;dent In com
~ :a So o .s1sns. ~" ~ shs At nrssent
s,s., 80. ~fEc.,
n" - 49, CS,s.Iv ,sI,sf sxp,ditio,. IL
49, =. - .,v'ro Conorsss a GREAT
Ss"i - s,crhss sitbonoh IL consists
.s..,s :, ss."s.,;ny an REORGANIZATION
>. s,.y.s - cr;ts his xssseIs to bring AN
sI. 49, . ,,s,;lons r~,s;,ion in which
S s.. .S.ssf +. c,dsrs If the War
49,. S. .;sv - 10 that there
.SS.,S - a.. hss;i.tion in a oase of
-" Ss.J .hr,. H.. oS l;fa ~ involved.
~ s~. H." .s.. mo.n. n,.ass.s,v for
49, S: ~O !. rn.r. ,,;,,ancs IN onr
oS ~s.sssn,v
W..Sssatoc Ts,,;,orv IN vsl, repre-
1870 ~ ~" =. n;.ai c,sv All ara here
49, @;.s .. !. ~. U yv hnsinsss. and
-. ~ S~.s.S S-.sic.'..,",,t n "rr Fer
~. 80 ~. Mss.s'S1 10 rnr.n,no tina
~, LII ;ra.u.;tahI. nars. Va
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, OF
Bourbon. Ind. says "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHIIAJH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURE" A. Il. Stewart,
dYuyUisf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

ID = nevsE-fdhas
Cure for NERVES.
Debility, khaAt
I'd VITALITY, Ssnk
palW eaknemSA
matofrAns, kAf
MANHouD, 6va
teney, Hlslysis,
PrcstsiorrAaA sul
Ill the tefTille q.
fecs Of Self.Ahoss
youthful idlies,
and Tcsssfsinn N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver com
plant, yoa have printed guarantee ON
every battle Of Shiloh's vitaiizer. II
never fails to cure. A. b. Stewart, drug
gise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-23

ARE YOU MADE miserable by iudi-
gesfion, constipation. dizziness. loss of
appetite, and yellow skins Shiioh's
Vitalizer is a positive cure, A. Il. Stew
Art. dr0gxis 40 FHHh