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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

SHIPPINa LuMRKR I'd PUoEr SOUND
The schooner Alice arrived here yester-
day. from Eureka, Humboldt County,
California. with full cargo Of redwood
onishing lumber, consigned to Webb &
beockway, two young men of this city
VINO will open a redwood lumber yard,
ne,r the Commercial Mill, in "a few
days. A portion Of this cargo will BE-
shipped to Portland BY rail, and the
balance will be sold here. This new
irm have arranged for regular ship
ments from Eureka, and expect to do q
bnsk business during our approaching
lively business season.
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STREET lMPaoykMENrs.-1 foo, o.
Washington street. as we'll AZ that n,
Columbia, is being greatly improved.
J he street is being carried out on grade
to the railroad track. on the ives, aide OF
which the fire incline will be placed.
This work, while 1t will cost tue city
very little. will be great improvement
TO the streets and convenience TO ed.
Joining property holders Al the public
generally.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

pELAYEsSAiLINo.-The sailing of the
schooner Corona from San Franci. Q
Vas postponed from the 10th To the 18th.
or from Monday to Thursday Of this
week
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Piano and Vocal Lessons.

MISS GERTRUDE KIERSKI LATE
WI IF San Francisco teacher Of piano
and vocal music. is now prep ,red to re-
ceive pupils. For terms inquire at resi-
dence, on Marion street. second house
above Front. next to Odd Fellows Hall.
Seattle. w. +. fe2l
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Aotai -'..---.--...... 25,kO,UU0.ou
From the above figures it will be- seen
that for one suit of ties for the lao, 600
miles of Railroad now in operation in
the United States, it would take very
near ore half of all the redwood lam
bar on the Pacific Coast. Railroad ties
made o: redwood are conceded to be so
perior to those constructed of any other
material. With the number Of trans
continental railroads travers,ne the
country. it is not unreasonable 10 pre-
sumo that our dealers 10 lumber will be
able to secure special rates OF freight,
at least on railroad ties. which will en-.
able them TO supply a large proportion
OF the demand for this article.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

DRuos.-Aware Of the fact that goods
are necessary in order to do business, A.
b. Stewart selected a large stock while
in San Francisco. These added to
direct importations place him IN pos
ton to furnish everything In his line at
lowest possible prices. l2tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

SELLING HIS PRofERTY.-Mr. Yesler
has decided to sell the greater portion
Of his property on the west side Of
Front street m fast as he can find pur.
chasers who will improve it. The frs,
sale was Wxl00 feet to Boyd Il Ponoin
for $4,000: the next to c. 4. Stone,
OxlU feet, $4,000; next Gordon Hard.
ware Company, Nxl0O feet, $1,000
next the Seattle Safe Deposit Company.
OxlOU feet, $4,000, and now Messrs
lreen x Raymond and w. ii. Humphrey
have offered 10000 for the piece a5xloC
feet adjoining this property. These
latter parties are not IN position "a
erect brick buildings, aId the sales To
them have not yet been made. but Mr.
iesler stated yesterday that he had
promised to give those parties chance
to buy some of this property long time
ago, and feels disposed TO favor them
above outsiders. although he would
much rather See II 80 intcs the hands ..
people able to cover 1t with brick build
lngS at once
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

4 GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
"A work; also. a girl to take care Of
children. Apply al this Office mig
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NONEN VI A X ~ EFT.
Corrected daily 10y the
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.

MAS. NAhER. LEADING WATCH
~ maker and jeweler. in the Yesler-
Leary block. deals in Diamonds. Watches.
Jeweiry. Silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments.
NOtarial seal at s.. Watches and Jew
elry repaired and warranted. selO IT
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Inc usands OF testimonials certify 70
the prompt cure OF all bronchial and
lung affections, by the use Of Ayers
Cherry Pect0ral.
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fEsLER WILL BuILp.--Some time
since It was stated Ill these columns
that Mr.. II. l.. Yesler contemplated
putting in four story brick block. 20
feet front. and running back 100 feet.
between the fesier- Leary block and the
Post Binding; but nothing further was
heard Of the matter till few DAYS ago,
when &. n. Jenner. Esq, returned from
his trip to San Francisco. where he went
TO arrange for the necessary money for
euch an undertaking. While in San
Francisco he laid the securities before
agents Of an English banking firm. and
as everything proved satisfactory, the
agents teleeraphed 10 their priuc,pals
IN London for the money, which ia ex-
pected to arrive IN n short time. after
which work on the block will be com.
menced at once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

ayers Sarsaparilla will do way with
that tired feeling. and give you new HE
and energy.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

AN ORGANIZING A PRIVATE
l class Of Or mary scholars. ana solicit
the patronage Of the residents OF Seattle.
Parents wishing to send their children
will please call on
MRS. PAULINE BOWMAN.
sis Fifth street between James and
Cherry. mril IL
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Bust less Opportunities.

WE HAVE PARTIES WITH FROM
W $1,000 to $l5.0OO cash. ready to buy
whole or half interests in thorough bust
nesses that will bear strict investigation,
CkEkING Il CO.,
fe15 I'm liz WASHINGTON street.
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WREckEg WHIrEiAw. While this
wrecker's pontoons are being repaired
the Whitelaw is being overloaded and
Is receiving n dressing of paint. The
masts, matches and the iron upper works
are being painted dark brown. As soon
rs the preparations are completed the
work on the Mississippi will be resumed
and continued until 1t is fully accom-.
pllshed,
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Nsw WHARF.-Messrs. Harrington 4
smith are tearing away all the old por
ton Of their wharf and having it re-
built. The section which is being torn
away was built fourteen years ago for
Dexter Horton, aud many of the piles
driven AZ that time are found 10 be in a
perfect state Of preservation, and the
old fashioned hewn ssrinsers are also
IN good condition. The new structure
Will rest on piles of the larees, size. and
Will oe built IN most substantial man
ner, As the firm expect before long to
erect a very large warehouse on that
portion of the wharf now used a. a
driveway, which will he practical, AS
Wa, hington trest is being extended on
grade long distance out into the
water, thus making a t6-foos driveway
parallel with the wharf out a. far AS the
railroad track.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-12

EOCR UNFINISHED ROOMS IN
L the Central House. These rooms are
suitable for family. For further par
ticulars apply to MRS. BURRIrT. on
Front street one door south of the Cen
trail. IS
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FOR SALE.

V,nE HOUSE on CHERRY STREET,
l occupied by me. subject to lease Of
the ground, good to Oct 9. 1885. This is q
good business stand and will be vacated
by me because too small for my trade.
For particulars apply at mv store.
G. ESMONIN,
mrl2 II ITO Cherry street.
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Jackson Street Stare Line,
UNTIL APRIL Ist,

UNTIL APRIL jst,
Will leave the Post building for Lake
Washington. via Jackson street. every
morning at 1890: returning. will leave the
foot Of Jackson street, on Lake Washing
ton. at $50 o. m. mrll
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Fashionable Drcssmakcr.

Al ISIS ANNIE HORwITZ LATE OF
lv1 San FranciscoD begs to inform the
ladies of Seattle that she is now ready TO
do fashionable dressmaking by the day.
All the latest patterns furnished.
Residence, Marion street. second door
above Front, Seattle. W. T. fell
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FUN
FOR SUND AY.

THERE WILL BE A GREAT WREST-
l. ling contest at the Seattle race track,
on Sunday. March 10th. between al kast-
ern champion and Territorial un-
known, for $500 side.
There will also be Knockout between
two Eastern boxers. to be followed by
running. jumping and other athletic
sports. mrl2 st
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xGAL AArAIG TWANAvEk =

Following are the transfers of real es
tate, as filed for record at the Auditor
Office. March 10th and 18th:
q. G. Phinney to J. F. Hawkes.. lots
!, s., .. 10, ii and II, of block 40, OF
Maynard's Lake Washington addition,
$50
Edward Hanford to John Keenen,
lots . and 10, of block ), IL McNaught' =
first addition, 5000.
g. G. Phinney to W. b. Wilson, lots
|, =, 3, 4, 5 and 8, of block 40, of May
nard's l.. w. addition. $50.
James Nugent to George w. Harris,
lot 4. ia block 49, in G.. &. Terry's SEQ
ond addition, 81.
q. Is. briggs to G. X. Frosh, lots 10,
ii and II, in block 8. in McCallister' z
addition. $500
L.. Nj. Wood to Mrs. Hannah A.
Whiteside. lot 6, in block IL, in Burke Z
second addition, $3.50.
Columbus Pitts to Peter Lamson. lot
.. in block |, in Comstock's addition
1900.
United States to Francis Donnelly
lots 4. 3. !. and y, OF section ~, in
township %, N. X. 7E
Nils h. Peterson to Ole j. Olson. the
s. W. !. of the S. 4. !. of the $. W 4.
and the N. 4. !. Of the s. +. |. of sec
ton -, and the $. W. u of the s. T.. q
Of section Ii, all IN township %. N. X.
5 T., 81.
William j. Freed To Benjamin Il.
Freed. lots I, s. 3 and 10. in block ~. in
the second addition to Seattle as laid
off by the heirs of Sarah A. Bell. and
lot $. III block ~, in North Seattle. 81
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r OST-A KEY RING. WITH FOUR
- steel and one brass ring. Finder will
please leave same At this Office a6
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For Sale

ATA GREAT BARGAIN. on AC-
n count Of departure. a splendid up
right piano. with an elegant cover: also.
nice stool and cover: price. only 500 In
quire at dressmaker's. Seneca ST.. between
second and Third mrs l2t
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GIRL TO WORK IN A SMALL
\ family Inquire al this Office. mrStf
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From Oregon bound .ry
line to Redwood Creek. .
Redwood Greek to Mad
Xiv r........... $500.
Mad River To Eel River.
Eel River to Mattole River
Mattole River to Cottaneva
Creek ..........
Cottaneva Greek to Russian
nlVct.. ...
Santa Cruz region .....
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MISCELLANEOUS.
>>>>>~~~-
LOS

A PRoMIssoRY NOTE FOR s9a
"a given Dec. 81. 1892. by Q. P. Ander-
son TO me. has been lost. All persons are
hereby warned NO, TO buy said note. a. its
payment has been stopped.
MARY A. CALHOUN.
Seattle March 10. 1854. II
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Tuk ORIorSAL REASON FOR THE
GRASr.-The Wal.a Walla Journal
truthfully puts it as follows: They who
advocate the bestowal upon the North
srn Pacific company Of all that part of
the grant adjacent TO the road as far ~
now constructed, apparently forget the
purpose for which the grant was made.
This was to secure the building of n
railroad through An undevcloped region
that Il might be- opened up to settle
ment. There is no lack of readiness to
build railroads through territory which
Is peopled and producing. As com
pensation for the small promise of i'm
mediate paying traffic the government
offered the land. sufficient in value TO
more than pay the cost of construction.
Hut the company did not build till that
which was the purpose of the land grant
had been accomplished without a rail
road-the country WAS peopled aud re-
deemed from it's wild state. The line
had been withheld till paving traffic
awaited. and till others would have
built such railroad without any grant.
Why. then. give the lands IL there any
reason why the people should be tender
toward the Northern Pacific COMPANY?
HAS that company ever shown any ten
derness toward the public? Is that a
healthy sentiment which trembles lest
injustice be done to 4 railroad CORPORA
ton. but has no care tn II injustice he
not done to the people?
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For Sale.

IUDKIN'S FLOATING PHOTO
y graphic gallery will exchange for city
property. Inquire at Bangs Hotel. North
Seattle. mrl3
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LNIvE IRONERS, AT THE SEATTLE
II Steam Laundry; wages, $45 per
month none but men need apply. jail
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Large House to Let.

A laROOM HOUSE. WILL BUILT
"A and comfortable. on the corner of
Ninth and Howell streets, Is offered to let
at the rate OF $35 . month. Apply to F.
A. PONTlCS druv1ist on Front At mrlo
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HORSE. SADDLE AND BRIDLE At
~ bargain. Inquire Of A. VAIL
BUSCH, At Lynch L. Woods furniture
store. Denny block, Front street. mrs Inn
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For Rent.
SEvERAL COTTAGES ON NINTH
y street. containing five rooms each.
Apply to JOS. COLLINS. JR.. at John
Learys office. Yes er-L eary buildins .fel II
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Room to Let,

T ARGE FURNISHED ROOM rO
- rent. in private family first class Ia.
cation; cloeet and fire to men only. Ad
dress =. u. box p. f.n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Rent.

~ and bath, hot and cold water within
five minutes walk of Commercial street !:
carpets and kitchen furniture for sale.
Inquire at this office or address Post Of
flee box Az mrl2
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For Capitalists.

WANTED = 500 CASH AND sl50O
:" bank account. for q well paying
business OF kind which has not yet been
esta "lished in this Territory. For partic
ulars address y, q box lSS M
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NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE. GEO. V.
~ Smith. room 3 Post building, will At.
tend to my business. GEO. H. CHICK
Seattle. Feb. .. 1884. feG
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10 - II

A SPANIEL PUP. ABOUT THREE
- months old has white breast, The
finder will receive u liberal reward on re-
turning the same to the Palace Clothing
House. SIS Front street. mr.;
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CWCN"u, III, August I0.-Thr attend
ance at tn Chicago Driving Park yester.
d,, was var,. ,.,ooJ M. ,y.,,hor ,,jr and
,,,t o,A a.. ,....,. o..
N'''' 1''N '''' '''.N '"N'
f''st ha'e-lihi-hiie heats for all
sseS, ntai'ur' Lucy w ker' j. IN tisAe,
"a hutl>' sue hIfd' lltuS' Belle Lee,
'1"Ii''l'ah' ',. N'rner' u .S'ro9n' klEette
'"V m''i lar" ~ L','c'' NtFhef' rauHlt'lan
a,,. n''' I.ru 'In III 'nAl ni ora ih.o .he
SV'tCH' N"ere biue b'ru went 10 the
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The treat Question.

one thing j. evident we are 20 have
National canvass which will be .oug t
out On real rather than imaginary is
sues The bloody shirt will not appear.
The Republicans see the necessity of
winning several Southern States, and
win accordingly give he south the fair
play and the fair judgment it has
ASKED Tor In vain ever since the war.
The main one Of these issues lies in
the question whether there shall be-
change N the administration OF the
Government. The Two parties are not
tery vide apart If one may Judge from
thr'r platforms. The Democrats want
tariff reform and the Republicans don't
The former are sincere in their decla-
ration against convict and foreign con-
tract labor whether the latter are or
not On other points there j. SINH
larity OF Judgment which almost Indi-
Gates an era OF good feeling But the
great question remains: Shall there be
a change? The Republicans have been
in power twenty-tuur Years, They are
handicapped by the Star Route yillainy.
the corruption in the Navy Depart
ment. and the popular idea that ire
quent changes are necessary TO good
and honest government. On the other
hand there are hundred thousand Fed
eral Office holders most of whom viii
use their influence for Mr. Blaine in Or
der TO retain their bread and butter.
Ought there " be snd can there be
u ehanges That is the question of gues-
tscas, and in comparison with 1t all 9TH
srs are comparatively Insignificant N
l. 6Ek&
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49, ..tkE COLLISION.
The Steamer Alberta to be L b led For
Dana. es by the Owners of
the Osborn

ClEvri>Np, @, July 3l.-Captaiu Will
ford, of The propeller Osborne, which
vas sunk in collision with the steamer
Alberta, off Whitchsh Point, Micn., on
Sunday night arrived in this city to-day,
and met the owners OF the vessel at the
office OF II. j webb & Co. He de-
ciined to say anything concerning
the disaster, but from member OF
the hrm it WAS learned, that the
loss vi life has been exaggerated
only two men were killed, instead of
eight, as hitherto reported Fireman
tpuurr- WAS a resident of Cleveland,
aged hity. One OF the deck hands lost
WAS Thomas B 1rues, who recently came
from Missouri to Cleveland. The other
deck hand was known on board as Tom
The Alberta has not yet been heard
from, but it is known to he seriously
damaged, and her progress toward De
troit Is prObaply much impeded thereby
Upon her arrNa. 1T Detroit, she will be
ut once ibeleI by the Osborne's owners
for DAMAGES
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NIN Y,lk \u.u.t N The WAL
s,r.... p..,,. ..., ,.,-,...,,i,.. ....-..,,..,
Ie-"'a''I''s 'l tAe easu''f' JoHH T. l'i' K
hSon, are SAID to nave cause The trouble
IhouIs ". Eva = Is the President, and
the hanS ha, "a otpt.nI Of sjoY.au0 l. il
,,,,.r.,o.t,t., II ,,ry. f,i.,... ~, ,...r.
-. W.,
."'-'N ''N''" b." '"e concern me
ialIAfe CAUSES considerable exit mrnt
on tht street, and lt Is feared II Wiu ur4g
down other nou.es.
n:..lt,-..,
.,..,, ..'' ..,' -" 's' 2"ueG
". '"' ''uH' a.
Npou>'" Iot an! ae"Nl'
''1'"- ''Yi -" "a N.'
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people and his record is assurance
at he will give them if he j. elected
safe and ~blr admin >tration 1t is our
hope and belief that the cople, appre-
& cating these thing. will eject him by u
dccis.y" aud unmistahable ma ortv.
That lac will lose something Of the Tam
many vote in New York is to be expect
ed but he has already pledged to his
-uppor, = considerable element OF indie
pendent Rcpuhl can voters. who. en-
courngcd and .olidiiird 10y his uomina-
ton, will fully compensate for the losses
that may come from the present anger
Of Iammauy, or any lb-cgucnt iii kcr
that ma, be- made in New York City,
1Hdtii (OU,fifUiiyH
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We have q large aud complete ,tucL
of everything pertaining to ,ur trade.
La Dow Pulyerizers, the bet manutuc-
tured ia the world, in stock. Al-o
Gin. Presses, Oliver Chilled Sulkv
Plows, Wagons and Busgi's and every
thing else net, ed for he IA M, field or
shop. Prices a. low a. such qualities o.
goods can purcha ed anywhere else
VIII ny the highest market price for
gram on account.
when iuthr city, call around and ex
anime our goods and prices.
RIP Il JrRNEH
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Fine Photography.

The fines, Photographic work ever
done in this city is now being turned
out AT the gallery of Mr.. W. d. Jack
son. on Austin Avenue. Prof Cohen.
of Houston. one of the finest artists in
the state now ha, charge of this work
and lovers of the beautiful in art can
spend IA half hour very protitably in
examining some of his beautiful spec
linens. If
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y MOTHER SUBJECT FOR LhNCH
LAW
A Horse Thief Fails to Obey the Order
of the Vigilantes.


of the Vigilantes.
BooNVuIE lNp., July Sl.--A number
of horses have been poisoned in the
neighborhood OF Iaylorville. suspicion
wa, entertained against Spradlcy and
one OF hIs farm hands named Ingram. A
vigilance com mnittee WAS formed aud
reward OF $500 was offered for the arrest
nt the guilty persons \ notice was also
given Npradey to leave the country with
In ten days. .Iohu l. Bethel,
farmer, endcavored to earn the
reward, and, getting Ingram under
the influence of whisky, he succeeded in
getting the desired Information, which
was To the effect that Spradley and him.
self had done the poisoning. Last Mon
day Ingram was arrested and placed
uuder bonds for his appearance al court,
and has apparently left the country. Yes
terday while Bethel was on ms way 10
town he WAS murdered The ten DAYS
notice given to Spra Hey expired last
night, aud the committee declare they
viii lynch him. The Sheriff aud u posse
,. me- have gone to Tayorville.
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MIS- kirkpatrick has again ASSUME
ed control of her hotel, the Kirk
patrick House, on Austin street, be-
tween seventh and Eighth, and she
>olicit> the renewed patronage of her
old friends and of the public. Trav-
cl"r-. and all who patronizc the
house viii receive Kind and courte-
ous treatment, with lirst-claS- fare at
low rates.
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English Female Bitters has become
a household word. The lisping child
adds it, testimony saving iii cured
mama while the happy mother tells
YOU it saved her daughter
What an ugly face when you took
>irkcning pills. Baily'- Saline Apcri-
lent j. better.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

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