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of the other, in that he was shrewd,
sharp, practical, money-making person,
as determined in his honesty as in his
purpose to be rich. Not that Gen. Nc
Pherson was not honest, but that on un.
reasoning generosity was an element Of
his peculiar influence whatever money
he had flowed from him as unconscious
ly as its influence from q magnet.
"Why is it2 Why is itP" Mr.. Nor.
gan reasoned with himself, his keen eyes
upon his disreputable yet distinguished
friend. "This man has in himself all
that education can do for gentleman.
He knows the world, is as able, as elo-
quent, is in as vigorous health as o man
can be. Whatever he wants he can get.
Nobody can stand against him. In
spite Of oil he can say or do, who can
help admiring, loving him He is the
most worthless human being ever met,
and yet there is not man like better.
Why is itP" Mr.. Morgan was angry OF
himself that he, knowing men in gen.
eral 30 well, could not comprehend this
man whom he had known SO long.
"No, my dear sir, no." Gen. McPher.
son remarked to him when they bade
each other goodnight, "not another
dime I will take only the sum I men.
toned and no more. I know precisely
what 1 want" and the. next day Mr.
Morgan had gone his way, liking his
friend rather more than ever.
There is little more to add. Before
noon Of the coming day Gen. Mcpherson
had deposited sealed envelope with
the proprietor Of the hotel and gone into
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IOPzINsvILLE LODGE, No. 1860, G. U. q
OF .. F.-Meets 2ud and 4tE Monday night
at Bells Hall. Charles Lightfoot. N. g.; X.
N. Lander, G.S
IIoPKINsvILLE LODGE, No. |. U. D. S.
Meets LIST anil 3rd Monday nights at Bells
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KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CRoss-J. W.,
Smith, N. c.; w. K. Thompson, Il. X, OF r.
Meets LIST and Bird fridays in each month in X
OF Z. Hall.
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Judging by the paragraphs following,
from the Olympia Standard. the Catho-
lies at the capital city have . number OF
operations of interest on hand. which
they describe:
Rev. Father Classens eontenpiates
the opening of An academy for boys, in
the aid Catholic Chapel, as soon a.
a competent teacher can be secured, and
il IL the design next fall 10 erect build
ling on the block on Fourth street, op-
posite Mr.. Barnes's residence, some
what after the style of the Sisters acad-
envy. for the permanent accommodation
of the institution which. il - hoped, viii
| by that time require q moro commodi-
ous building than the chapel.
What in PECULIARLY known - Priests
| Point, . mile below this place on the
east side of the inlet, 10 being laid Oh
INTO town lots which will be placed on
the market in a fev days. The land
comprises a tract Of go acres. and il
owned By the religious order known al
Obiate Fathers. The half of the tract
fronting the bay viii b. plated in lots,
and the back portion into blocks or sub
| urban lots, for residence purposes. Sew
erai parties have already siguified theil
intention to invest a. soon as the plat II
fled.
The Sisters Of Charity of this Plaoe
propose the erection Of a hospital build
ing, provided a suitable site can be So
cured. The benefits which such an IN
stisutIon will be to the business of the
place 1t II hoped will be . sufficient In
Easement for property holders 70 eithel
donate site, or place the prices % low
As 10 secure this much needed institu
tio6. At present many patients havt
been SAINT 20 Seattle for treatment
transferring Just that much business 4
others, and the aggregate becomes {
loss of NO small magnitude as tirns
rolls on.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI
Third judicial District Of the TERRITORY
OF Washington. holding terms At Seattle,
N Ai1G county. for the counties of King
No. Ni9~Mary M. Harris plaintiff Va
Tracy 3. Harris, defendant.
Complaint fled in the county of King.
Y the omae OF the Clerk of said District
Tne UNITED Sra fEs OF AMERICA SsHp GnyRriSo
10 Tracy .. Harris, defendant: You
are hereby required to appt ar in an ac-
1on Drought against you by the above
named plaintiff, IN the district Court OF
the bird Judicial District OF the Terri.
tory Of Washington. holding terms at the
CITY OF Seattle y the county Ut King, for
the counties Of King and Kitsap. and to
answer the complaint fled therein within
eaxty days from the date of the first pub-
1cativn Of this summons or Judgment by
default will be taken against you. accord.
ing 70 the prayer Of the COR plant.
Inc said action IL brought 70 sever the
bonds Of U'atfim0ny heretofore and now
existing between plaintiff and Defendant
plaintiff BY the defendant for two years
witness tho Honorable Roger 3. Gree ne.
Judge Of the said District Court
SEAL. and the seal thereof, this 18th
day Of February, A. ID. 1884.
JAMES SkAvEY. Clerk.
~ n. u. CHIPMAN, Deputy,
Jacobs T. Jenner. plaintiffs attorneys.
mr. dat mrt;w 81
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TRsPG-..ToG usSGRABlE nan WH0
EAT ~.
Laramie BOOMERANG

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TINE FAITHFUL COLLIE.

OCT on Western ranch there 10 4 lit
tie shepherd-dOg which the owner would
not sell for 500. DIR. Dio Lewis tells q
story which shows Why she is 90 highly
valued. II also illustrates the hard.
heartsdness d the herdcr. The doctor
says: ~
She hadat that time four young pup
pies. The night We arrived We visited
bis camp. and were aroasiy interested
in the little ul0ther and her nursing ba'
bies. Amid those Wild, vast mountains
this litsls nest Of mOthesly devotion and
baby truss ~as very beautiful.
While We were exelatmtne. the assist
ant herdpr came t. say Shat there were
moro than twenty sheep missing. Two
male dogs, both larger thsn tho little
mother, No. standing around, with
their hands In their pookets doing no
thing.
But tho hssaer said neither Tom NOT
Dick would 6nd them. Flora must 20.
IL vas urged BY the assistant that hes
foot waeoore; she had been hard at work
all day, VS. nearly worn out and must
suokle her p1ppies.
The boss Insisted that She must 20.
rheo1n vas eettin9. There vas no time
70 lose. Flon was called and told to
hunt for lei sheep, Whilo her massse
poiuted 70 . great 1oeeot, through tn
edee OF which they had oesaed on thsir
St. rAissd her head, has seemed very
10th 70 leave her babies. The bon called
sharply 10 hor. She rose. looking tired
and lOw-su1yited, With bad and tail
down, and trotted d toward the forest.
| said, That IL too bad"
"Oh, she'll be right back" said The
herder: "She's linhtnina on stray
ahsep.s -
The usxt morning vent over 70
learn wAether Flosn found She strays.
While - vses speaking the sheep we're
returning, driven ~ the little dog, who
did nj tai1o her head - vaR her tail
even spoken %, but eravlsdt 10 her pap.
piee and lay down by them, Offering the
little empty breasts. q
0Ao 6AA oeon cut al night, and.
While her hungry puppies we're suQRine
away, tell asleep. ] have never ooon
anything % e00ohinQ. So far % vas
concerned: there Vas not dry eye In
the house."
How often the scene comes back 10
ms-ths vast, gloomy forest, and that
little creature, With her sore foot and
heart Crying for her Young, limpine and
creeping about in the Wild canyons an
through the long. dark hoora, llndina
and gathering in the loas sheep.
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In. QnA1 in DrakA'a Traveller.

". Quad in brakes Traveler.I
am mad at the man on the south
west corner Of the block. and he 10 mad
at me. and it's all on account of nothing
at all. We bought a mantsl and CRATE
just alike and costing ths same price.
We had thing Just of the same pattern,
laid down by the same man. For five
years We we're like brothers. II had .
sick horse l consulted him. We went
over to his house to play cid sledRe, and
hrs family came over 70 my house to
play or0Quet. I'd have turned out Of
b0d at midnight u the darkest night
you ever saw, and walked twenty miles
through mud thirty fsst deep, to bring
doctor in the case Of Gfokpess. and
I'm certain he'd have done fully az much
for me.
In an unfortunate hour my brother
in-law from Chicago paid me q visit.
He said the mantel was very handsome
and the crate perfect beauty, and
added:
"Nor'
Certainly you do. It will be An inn
menge improvement" go
a day q two after b returned home
be sent me bease fender from Chicago.
He not only sent Il - . present, but paid
the express charges. Some one told the
man on the southwest corner that had
a brass fender.
ut can't be!''
But he has"
"Pii never believe it."
| But I've seen it."
Then he Is sCOundrel of the deep
est dye. Some folks would mortgage
their souls for the sake Of showing Of q
little" ~
When this remark was brought TO me
turned red clear back to the collar
button. l called tho southwest corner
man liar and hors. thief. said that
hD grandfather was banged for murder
and that his oldest brother was in State
Prison. / advised him to sell out and
60 to the Cannibal Islands, and offered
to buy his house and turn it into soar
factory.
The usual result followed. He killed
my Cat aud shot bis dog. He oon-
planned of my alley and made him put
down a nav sidewalk. He called my
horse an old plug, and lied about hin
COW and spoilt sale. He got my church
pew away by paying higher price, and
! destroyed his credit at the grocery
he is now maneuverinR to have the
city compel me to move my barn bach
nine feet, and have all the arrange
ments made to buy the house next r
him and rent 1t to an undertaken as Z
coffin warerOOm.
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By JOAQUIN xfLLKR


Z" All homo. 20 him WIS shall win the
prize"
The world she has cried for thou
sand years,
Bot to him Who tries, and Who fails and
dies.
Igive great honor and glory and tears
Give glory and honor and pitiful tears
To all Who fail In their desds Sublime.
Their ghosts are many Ia the van OF
year,,
They were born with Time in advance
of Time.
Oh, great il the hero Who wins name,
But greater many and many . time
Some paie-faced fellow Who dies IN
shame
And lets God finish the thought sub
lime.
And great 10 the man With q sword IN
drAwn,
And good il the man who refrsini
from wine
But the man who fails and yet still fights
on,
Lobe 10 the twin born brother of mine
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70 vAaM uuxvRas AxD naye.s

The Snoqualmie trail and wagon road
% open for cattle, horsss and feosmeu.
Perscus going TO Ceur d'Alsns mines,
or Wishing to 6ud good homes and
cheap living, can reach Eastern Wash-
inRt0u ct saving Of thirty dollars over
the Portland and Dallss Foats. Take
the Snsqualmis roate 10 the finest val
!eys N the narthvest, jnoludinR Kitsitas,
WlnAateA1e. DsnOD1lVsa61 ~ Bio
lsa4 eeonsry. vho8 11Gands. ean
NJ Apsssnm6nt ID ~ g 0Sry.
There are stopping p1ncsS a. alone The
linz. Take the train ct Seattle for New
casais, walk over 10 Hquak Valley, Z
miiea. whore meals are served aS 8
oents; theooe - Snoqualmie. Is milss,
thence to Lake kichelAa, whore the Gen.
psny's wagon trains run 20 Ellensbura.
AZ the Valley Hotel or Road Company6
ofhce. information regarding the ou0n-
try % freely given. There were lso
families in BIG Bend country Lass tall.
Saddle trains vill be put on In 80 day.
between Newcastle aud Lake Kiohalss,
10 eonoect With the wagon trains.
felSdwlm 0nOn0R y, SNTrn.
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Nos dead. neither has he left town
nor 10 hs aslssp. - supposed by some
His seuss shows that he 10 stall vids
awake and WORKING in the interest ol
the sweet meat lowing public. The grand
victory OF the Queen City Candy Rae
tory 10 H. late candy vas has enabled
tbs proprietor, without diminishing his
full supplies Of candies, % add a hrsl
class broad and cake bakery 70 his -
tAbliahment 10 which he invites the
custom of the public. Queen City Hak
cry aud Candy FAotOsy. us Froa,
street. n
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DR.. SPIN n Ey
No. - keasny Street

YOUNG MEN
MyHO MAY BE SUFFERING FRON
w the effects 0f youthful folAee or In
discretion viii do well 70 avail then
oelvcs e thiA the greatest beon ever aid
g the altar q sunbring humanity, DR.
SP1NNEY Win guarantee 70 forfeit ~
Tor every case OF seminal WeaknenS N
private diseaee Of any kind or charecte,
which he undertakes end fails to oura
01DOk0bAGGD MIp.
There are many ct the ego Of thirty n
sixty who are troubled with too ffouuan1
evacuatt0n Of The bladder, ofton accom.
panied by slight gmarting q burrins
sensation and . weakening q the syuteS
IN . manner the patient cannot accoun,
Tor. On examining tie urinary dopopifo :
roy sediment win often Be kound an6
oo0ee1meo emal particles q albumeu IN,
appoaR. O. H. color win Be q . TIN MIN
tsA huA. AGAIN changing 70 . dark end
.sfr:1 appearance. There axe many mn
who die q this difficulty. ignorant a ~
oanoA which = the second stago az sem
inal weakness Dr.. 8 viii guarantee per
eoCt cure In al ouch Casa, and Z hoolfh,
regt0ration o( the geuito- urinary or0nns
OlnCe hou1-l0 to and to6 sunday
6om 10 % II q n. C0osultatioa ~
thorough examination and aAvico,
-. AP1NHGH 4 @.
~ No. II. Kearav g 60 r1nrS.o
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, W. t.. Feb. 26. 1854.
The People Of the United states to JOHN
6TUPLEY. greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY sUMvONED TO APP.
- Pear bslort u, ct our Off e, In Olympia.
W. T.. on Tuesday, the 18th Cay OF April,
1854, q O'Clock p. m, TO contest the claim
OF BENTON A. LEWI., sver,ing your D @
enptien Gain, d. 8. 7252, nled Augu,t 7.
1883, Tor lot 3, and s = Of NE / Of secti N
~ townshi ~ north range 1 east, william
stte Meridian, TO be Illegal and void and the n
and there do you show csnse II any there be
Why the presumption claim d. 3. 649s fied
~ said b mt n Lewis, April 80, 1883. for
said tracts shall not be recognized as lust
and legal, and he Be alloved TO perfect the
sane; and you are further notified that ties.
ttmooy with regard to the SAID allegations of
benton Lewis will be taken before the
Clerk OF the U. 8. Dlstrtct Court. st his office
IN See tie. W. T., on TUESDAY: the 8th DAG Of
April, 1854 at l0o'c'ock m . and continuing
feem day 70 day until the whole of said testi.
nony b taken. And It appearing 70 our sat
!stectlon that pers onal service hereof cannot
% had. service will b made by publication,
posting and mailing. according TO rules l:
and IL OF Practice In U. d. District Land
onots: JOHN =. QOWEY,
~ "a Register
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WHAT Dous TINS Max ?-The Tsco-
ma Ledger eAys: The ships T. r.
Cakes, Henry Willard and Astoria.
loaded With railroad iron. from New
York 10 Seattle. viii unload q this
place instead Of ~ latter. The Asso-
ma b due and nay b expected to ar
rive any day"
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETc.

n DIRECT ROUTE TO
46Whatcom. Through by day
light Steamer w. F. Munroe leaves ct
o'clock g. N. on Tuesdays and Fridays,
touching at Utsalady, Laconner and sam-
ish- Leave Whatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Whatcom
on wednesdays and Sundays at q m.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to George Foster on the esler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD,
nos Master.
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tureF yeaI0, such - L0e0 Of Memory, LAsst.
tude, Nocturnal Imissiops, Aversion to 60
ciety, Dimnees Of Vision, Noises In the Head !;
the vital fluid pa9siAg unOboefvsd in the
urine, and many other diseases that . : 70
insanity and desth.
DIR. MNTIE will agree to forfeit FIvE Hun
DEED DoILARs for . case Of this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE under his special
advice and treatmeot) will not cure, or fol
anything impuFo or injurious found in It.
DIR MINTIE treats ell Private Diseases sue
cessfully without mercury. CONSOLIDATION
FnKs. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysts of urine, s. Price OF
VITAL klsT0RAxJvH, s. bottle, or four times
the quantity, SO; sent 70 any address upon
receipt VI price, OK O. o. D., secure from %
servstion, and In private name, II desired, b.
A. Z. MINIIE, N. D.,
IL Kearny street, San Francisco, Gal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Sent on application by letter stating Symp
toms, SEX and Ago. Communications rictl.
confidential.
DIR. MINTIE'6 KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH.
RETlCUM, cures all kinds Of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, 0onorrhosa, elect, Len
coTrhDa. For sale by al druggists 81 par
bettle SIX bottles for IS
DR. MINTIE'S sNDELlON PILLS arr
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and Bill
lOUs cure in tho market For sale BY al
druggists.
Ali orders tor medicine &c. o. d. must be
accompanied with 81 - Q guarantee Of good
faith which will be deducted vhen the pack.
age 10 shipped. jsl2 DIV ly
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ARE YOU MADE missr.ble bv indi-
Rsalioa, constipation. dixxiness, ioss Of
appetite. and yellow skinr Shiloh's
vtealtsss = = positive cure. A. b Ssev-
Art, drueRis
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0RTUNATE
h.GIbb0Ny
AaADeneoA ~
Di9Pell3ARY

81 2eegney 6.
cmnG0 CuHnHW
cil -. 0aA tn
CISCO established
In 1854 Tor the
treatment e San
|ual and Seminal
'DiDea9oa Oach .
GonoEfhuA. 0loe1
Structure Syphilis
- Al 1ta HA1-~
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Al this point che cav half protrudine
from beneath the end Of the bed pair
OF mans boots Hhe did NOS scream or
rush wildly from the r0om, but With
great presence OF mind oeauched Oh in
10 tremulous littls whistle, and walked
around ones or tvice, AppAroutiy unoon-
eerned. Thea she stepped 0ut into the
hallway, shut tho door and suddealy
locked 10 from the outside. In a mo-
ment abe VAS down stairs in her friend's
room WITH tAe startling Annooueement I:
There b man andss my ~ r. Ia
bleau The gentleman Of the house
and q young doctor cousin who lived
With them were aroused, and given the
startling information. Armed Gap A-pie
the too proceeded cautiously 70 Che
young lady's rUom and throw open the
door. Twas true, there lay the mou-
ster burglar. The report Of q pt.enl re-
vsroeraeed through the ho0oo. The
smoke cleared away. but still the villain
lay motionle@. He must have been
killed instantly. Approaching the foot
Of the bed the old gentleman grabbed
one Of the t,oots aud save it . jerk. He
landed % his back il The mt6dle of the
room, still holding the boot stuifed With
faga. A post norton revealed . bullet
A0le in the ssat Of his dreos panta His
young son. Who had evidently been
reading Peck's bad Boy" thinks il
euued mean that sOme fAAhsss shonld
hex little boy just because he wanted
TO have como fun.
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SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY
positive ouss foe oatatxTh. diphahegia and
tanker mouth. A. b. 0eswast, druukist.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

vii, thoroughly eradicate this evil from 'hs
A. w-Il expect life without air AZ teas.S
without pure blood. Cleanse the o'"'"i "''A'
AYERS SARsApARILLA-
PREPARED 81
Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass
al ,,r,o.,,s,. 81 ssx bottle. for So
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"HACKMErACK," Z Iaafine ara ina
egans pegfume. Prjos = an6NO ofnts.
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LeRlchau MS Golden BaIsam No. I
Cures Chancres. first and second stages;
Catarrh, discs sed scalp. and all primary
forms Of the disease known a. Syphilis.
Price, eS per BOTTLE.
1.eR1chau 0laea Balsam No. 2
Cures Tertiary. Mercurial, Syphilitic
Rheumatism, secondary stages. Pains
IN the bones. liberated th-oat Syphil
itic Rash. Jumps. etc, and eRAdtcAtee
all diseases from the system, whether
caused BY bad treatment or abuse Of
mercury. leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Pslce, 96 per Bottle.
Sent everywhere. c. b. d., securely
packed, per express.
@. p. RICH 4 RDS 4 90 Agents. Al
and ~ Sanson1e street. corner Clay
san Francisco, Cal. jaA "
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MISCELLANEOUS.


10 . never-fatline
Cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhaust
I'd Vitality, Semi
alWeakness, Spar.
mst0rrh0a. LOST
MANHOOD, Impo-
ten cy, Paralysia,
Progtatorrh0s, and
ell the terrible Of.
fects Of Self.Abnse
youthful follies,
and exceeseS In ma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

The st. Louis Post DispatcA says that
q young lady from Cincinnati, visiting
q friend Ia the northern section of that
dty, Vas quite certain the other might
that she had At last baR0cd the bird. A
party Of four Of them had been to the
thesser, and upon their return home the
Cincinnati young lady retired to her
room, humning in subdued tones;
I'm the digs Of old.
When tho thieves we're bold
And bandits held their away,
A burglar bold,
With bAes Of gold.
Sang merrily his lay:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04
WUSTNOFF'S BEER HALL

~ YOU WANT A GOOD GLASS OF
PILsENER BEE0,
r-o,n the United States Brewery. San
rrSncisco. for cents. call at Joe kappse.
new hall, on Mil street, - Nshsfs OH
snd .smr,ie this celebrated beer.
jy6u PETER w. WUsTh'prF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04
NEVADA SOCIETY.

ID OCULAR MEETINGS OF THE
" Nevada S0ci. ". will be hello ~ room
day. commencing IL 7:30 p. m. sharp. All
former residents Of Nevada are invited 10
Attend and hrcOme memberv 81 the 80
cicty. 0EO. u. LhoN' -
A II. DAWsON Sec'y. sexJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THINK OF IT NOW

Although much Is said about the imI2r
,ance Of a bloodpurifying medicine. NAV ~
rossible tha, the gubiecs has nsver seriously
claimed your attention. Jhink q /" noe
Almost every person has some form % 'e,. !.
ulous poison latent Ia his VEINS w 'h.
develops In Serofn'ous sores. U'"... "
Cru.sious. or In the form Of kheuDafi-m,
~ Or~nnic Diseases, the suffering thai ei'-
sues IL terrible. Hence the gratitude o. 'hosS
who discover, rs Thousands yearly 90. 'i'a'