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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
SCHOOL BUTTER"
An Epiihet which Provoked a furIous
Fight.

DANvrLLE, Va, February 22.-In passing
Il school house Tor colored people to-day,
Allen Womack, sged Is, called out,
'School butter" term of ridicule. The
whole school, forty persons, some grown
men, a. scked Womack with sticks and
stones. On one negro drawing pistol,
Womack shot him. The crowd persisting
IN its attempts to get into Womack's
wagon, he fired sgain and wounded an
other. Pursuit wss kept up some distance,
during which the negroes fred four shots
end Womack five. The crowd was at last
,l.persed by white men and Womack AT.
Vrs.Cd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
A ONCE POPULAR ORATOR
Dies an Innnir Of she weston Asylum
-Sk.Ict uI 70 hcrk cred Career.

Dies an IumRIc Of she weston Asylum
-Sks,cn "I { hcch cred Career.
special 10 the Register.
TEsTGa W.. Va, February 22.-This
morning about half-past ten our citizens
were surpr. ed to bear OF the death OF Sam
Donachy, patient at the Hospital for the
Insane, and we'll known. not only by TIE
yeople OF Weston, but all over the State,
and especially by persons who visit TIE
Institution, as 8 person somewhat peculiar
in his ideas. A brief
sketch Of His Life
will no doubt be interesting 10 your readers.
He was born in Harrisburg, Pa, and Is
supposed to be about ~ years old. During
Harrison's campaign in 1910, while stump
ing the State Of Missouri, he got hurt by
the fall of q platform, serious injury TO
his mind resulting. From that time ne
began rowing about and finally turned up
in the Hospital for the Insane at Stsunton,
Va. From there be was removed here by
nr. Hills, who was then Superintendent OF
the Hospital at this place. He was one OF the
first patients brought here, and has since
remsined, never having been discharged.
He was
HaFpste~s Patient
ard seldom, il ever, got wild, ," and con-
seGuently was allowed to do as ne pleased
and frequently came to town Gn erra7ds
for the officers or attendants. He was al
yays q welcome visitor at the stores and
being somewhat witty in his sayings he
never wanted for an audience, 10 whom he
was continually preaching about being
brou ght here against his will, etc.
ha nj iaH
some pspeTs or documsnts which he
Gained were signed by she Governor or
some other State official for his release.
Although he was con sinually bzrping
about going to "his own State" Ieansyi-
ysnisL be never showed q desire 10 leave.
At one time some parties played q Joke on
him. They put him In he stse+ 1T was in
the days Of staging betore the narsv~-gnsge
railroad vas buiitSspS told him they were
going 10 send him % ~ffS own State" but
be Jumped out Oh. The other side and said
the papers wtrs. BOT proIer'y signed
which showed piaiRly that IL ne hsd any
desire to 80 1t Jrit would d With
An Ho,pssSle Dhshayes.
He Vas veg hoBorsble IN all his deal
| ines, and tts general opinion b that b.
~ss . fmsIS n an in his sanity. Beside,
| ne ~ss fap coach psintsr, having works(
| n the ceyrrsgs shops ot Troy, n. Y, on
Of the largest in the country. he i
known 10 bsve been warm friend Of Pres
dent RlehannaR and other inffuentia
wer o, sis DAY. For some time past b
has ben complaining aud his familia
couB~Bapce bss been missed on th
strstH Yesterday he vas walking sroun
and. lsst Light batbed his feet. but thi
noYnipg took sinking spell and expire
| about ten o'clock. A few days sgo he e,
/ .HTesssd Q desire 10 be buried In tbe ne
! ceue etery below town and to-day sever,
OF bis fIie3ds scored lot where his Z,
J. u airs will be iptsJred to-morrov at n !
This evening Johr J. Williams, spe.i
ctugatIe. brought Comm ings Norris FRO
NtKsesport, Pa. where he wss srfH ed. g
re etsrpe m fnibezElsmert. He v,
! Itsrs d in Jail 10 s~sit the .ci'n1 nf Il
CiIcIit Court which vii. .onYsus in fe
Ss5L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
POLITICAL POINTS
rllden's POpplarity.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, February 22-fn an
interview with a Leader reporter to-day,
George Vending, . prominent Democratic
politician of Illinois, who has Just return
ed from an extensive electioneering tour
through the Western States, said that Til
den was undoubtedly the frst choice of
the party for President, and in the differ.
ent regions which he had visited the old
ticket was the fayorite.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23

stCS8er D~sSsvs
SuAHIx. February %. Five soldiers who
arrived from Tokar to-day, report the
rebels besetting the town. They kept up
q constant fire OF artillery and niles. On
Tuesday the garrison recognized the necss-
sity OF comforting with the rebels. On
Wednesday iakoob and Macelvi Efendi,
chief Of police. with q sergeant Of artillery,
went out and conferred with the rebels.
oh returning they informed the garrison
they must surrender their arms ou Thurs
day. Many aoldiers became alarmed st
this, and large proportion OF them es.
rendered on Thursday as before arranged.
The Married Men harrendered.
LONDON, February 22.-Earl Granville
has dispatch from the British Consul st
Suakim to the effect that only those Of tho
garrison Of ToKar who had wives surrsu.
dered to Osmga Dgmas, the remainder
trying TO reRcE SuAkim.
Gen. Graham. Commander in Chief OF
the proposed karrolif expedition, an
nounces by telegraph bis arrival atSuAkim.
He states that no report OF the actual sur.
render OF TokRr has yet been received.
Troops were being landed At Trinkitai with
the utmost rapidty.
freIerrcu 20 burreuaer.
CAIRO, February 22-Everythins indi-
Gates that the Egyptian officers in Tokar
preferred to surrender TO the rebels rather
than the Cnris'isns. A Soudanese Lieu.
rant wished TO fight, however and tried
TO Ar emble tha soldiers, but In vain.
The revolt at MAssowah is spreading.
III Mahdi has appointed his brother, All
Nussuf, Governor Of Darfour, and ordered
him to levy seven thousand men and
mach 10 Kordofau 10 reinforce the main
body OF Ell Mshdis troops.
rhs Misisteriai Cenfcrense.
LONDON, February ?2.-Ths ministerial
conference on the fall Of TokAr Was short
An adjournment Was taken until 10 morrow
pending the receipt OF further co1trma.
iion OF the news. Upon the Advics OF the
Secretary OF State for War the ministers
afterwards held consultation in the War
Office with the Duke Of Cambridge and
General Woisley, adj utant general, and IL
is reported that General Wolsley sdyisss
that the campaign be continued against
OsmAn Dgma in order 10 prevent the
rebels from marching upon Berber and
that q detachment be SGi to relieve ths
garrison at Kssssla.
An CnsatisfsctOry state Of Affairs.
CAIRO, February 22.--Twslve hundred
British troops are now at suskim and 5000
at Trin katat
The Governor OF h asseIa favors III Mahdi
and would rather eyacuats the town than
light him.
A portion Of the Khartoum garrison has
left town.
Three thousand nine hundred blacks re-
main at Kbartoum and three thousand at
S-nnsar. A fcrment WA caused In the
nstive quarter Of the Bazaar today by
rumor that the English had been defeated.
Gordsa's Peaeefai EsdeaSsvs.
LONDON, February 22.-General Gordon
tslegrsphed instructions to Admiral Hs~.
IN, The com mander at Suakin, 20 call .
conference OF the sheiks Of the tribes be.
tween Suakin and Msssowah, for the pur-
pose Of arranging terms OF pescs, and also
10 ask Osmon Degina 10 meet Gen. Gordon.
at Whartoum. Admiral Hewitt not see
u z his way clear % act upon the instruo.
tions, referred the dispatch 10 the homs
government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
A re.vihIe Experience

LoHnoY. February 22.-Three survivors
of the bark Ada Barton state that they
clung to her most five days and nights
without food. The third day the dog tried
to devour them. When rescued they wese
should die 10 furnish food for the other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23

VIZ have heard both Democrats and Re
publicans say that there is nothing better
Tor cough than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup;
this old reliable rem' dy never fails to cure
q cough or cold ut once, and may be OBJ
tsined at apy dug stors for s5 cents 9
bottle, - ~ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
Tho Forces Of El MahdI Capesre
tho Town. -
THE FATE OF THE PEOPLE UNkNowS
Great Excitement ia London Over the
News-The 0chiItree. Bismarck Un-
pIeasantness "Thun.
deer" Speaks.
LONDON, February 2a.-The Daily rsle.
graph reports the surrender OF the garri.
son at Tokaf.
The Times confirms the report
The News Conn rmsd.

LONDON February 2s-Great excitement
prevails throughout London and in Parlia.
ment At thu news OF the surrender oi
TokE. The Ministers are only able to
confirm the special dispatches II b not
believed the rebels put the population to
the sword, fo- II 10 understood the cendi-
tions Of the surrender provided that their
lives should he spared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23

Ialns raS soras complete cure for ache,
IlslurbiTg pimples, urinary sediments
.'nCy. u..ssams, nervousness, despond.
IN il d sns sstss'ion and general weak nsss ~
. shit, Cr o.Sy 10y, brought on by improper
Ihr., h,,G,. .f,T,se. is found in two q,
and SM,sne,;hiD Dr GuysOtrs yellow DocS
E1p.ri.r 20 ,i;'.s, ~ as has been proven bv the
J Ow i,,I Wei many Who long suffered bn,
tOty. aud ssnongia ali paris Of tSs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
CAPITAL BRIEFS.
Evans 10 Go In.
S,,,es,l IN The Re9istr.

WASHINGTON, Fsbrury p General Con
saws he thinks Evans will be confirmed,
notwithstanding both West Virginia SEN
ators are against him.
Colonel Alexander Campbell left for New
Orleans to night, and George K Tinsle Tor
Wheeling. .AN.
Warrington County Man Mississ.
WAsHISeros, Pa. February 22.-Joseph
Huffman, q prominent citizen and Hool
merchant of Vsnceville, mysteriousiy ols-
appeared from home about Q week ago;
since which time nothing hiss been heard
Of him. IL is feared that he has been iout
lv dealt with. His family Is very mucn
worried over the affair.
The washinxton Moaameat.
The annual meeting Of the Wsshing.So
Monument Society was held to day ~ ,ns
residence os Ganeral W. Mckee Dunn, tnls
city. The Board Of officers for the pas,
wear was rs- elected. A stone was accepteo
for insertion in ,hs monument 70 repre-
sent wyoming. II vas directed tnN tns
hanks Of tire society he teudered through
tie Secretary OF State 70 the King Of Spa'u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23

On Jas. B Mia. eaitnarsh. Ala. ~.
..Ssy.IsI Of NY pafispts bsss usd BeOsns
IIon Bitter. fog cbTJnic indjsssloo sits
hpsG..'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
MSYfuary.

LoNDoY, February - John Hullah, the
mLsCIsn. 10 dead, sgrd -
Posros, February 22.- Oliver Edes. the
Origin or nf The vast industry OF mschins
ri,"t n.sk ,ng in this country, died al his
h. IT," in Plymouth yesterday OF Brighn
d., a,e nged 80
!g TIE who cannot spend the season Of
winds ard cold rains III .uuny Florida
i ould keep DR. Buils Cough syrup in the
",r,e Il is the beat remedy fr cod
and coughs ard will relieve sufferers a,
once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
Starting a Jarrett Boom.

PI1TsBURGH, February 2.-Petitions are
icing prepared at the hsadq uarters Of sew
eral OF the labor organizations which will
be circulated among the workingmen, mer-
chants and all classes Of citizens, calling
upon John Jarrett to permit the use OF his
name as a Republican candidate for Con
sress.
The Virginia Rsappsrtienme0t.
RICHMOND, Va, February 22.-The Sem
ate and Mouse passed over the Governors
veto the bill reapportioning the State for
Representatives in Congress.
Gresohack- Labor National Conyen-
tieB.
lssIANAPoIIs February 22-Ths official
call for the National Greenback Labor G On.
vention. for the nomination Of Candidates
for President and Vice President Of the
United States, was issued to-day. Each
State is entitled to four delegates and fear
alternates at large. each Congressional
district to two delegates and two alter
mates, each territory to two delegates and
two al,erpates, and the District Of Colum-
bia to two delegates snd two stternates
The call is signed BY Jerrs Hsrpe,.,
Chairman, and Lee Crandall, Secretary.
Indiana 6reenbsAkeFs, .....
INDIANAPOLIS, February 22.-The State
Grrepback Convention met here today
representatives, being present from every
Gcng-essiousl di,tI!2s The Glowing Q9m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
- mt Mar,.

Srln,i No!.' MY February 22.-The BODY OF
Play" va. S, I'd, me author Of the '.Passioa
vas found to day in the Hudson'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
OUT OF THE RACE.
A Letter of DscIination from Henry
B. Payne.
HIS NAME MUST NOT BE USED
This Mornings Conference of Republicans
in New York City-Arthur in
0hio-A Boom for John
Jarrett.

New YORK, February 22.-Henry B.
Payne, in a letter published here to-day
confirms the announcement made in these
dispatches last night on the authority OF
aman privy to bis political plans, that he
will not, under any circumstances, allow
his name to be seriously presented at the
Democratic Convention. II he persists in
this determination an important factor
will be eliminated from political calcula-
tions. Oliver II. Payne is here, and says
that he represents his fathers preferences
in urging the candidacy of ex- Governor
English, of Connecticut. English and
William H. Barnum have not been in &C.
cord, but it is reported that Payne has
overcome Barnum's antipsthy to English
and will soon have in Barnum an associate
in English's behalf. The letter written by
Mr.. Payne was in reply to Canadian
friend answering inquiries as to his posi-
ton on the annexation policy, and what
he would do il elected President
The Letter OF Declination.
Following is the letter;
CLEVELAND, February, 10.
--, ESQ.
DEAR SIg: | have received your letter OF
the 18th inst. In regard to the annexa'
ton of Canada, it would be sufficient for
me to say that am not and shall not be
candidate for the Presidency, therefore
my opinion on the question can be OF no
importance. Yetli had formed an opin.
iou / should not hesitate to express IT; IN
fact, Of late years, the matte has not been
discussed, aud there ras been no occasion
Tor considering il. | have visited Mani.
tobs, and am somewhat fami Jar with the
policy OF the Dominion. lear the Pacific
raj rOsd is huge elephant on it's hands;
the proposed additional loan or guarantee
is fearful, and will embdrrass seriously, II
it does Lot end in bankruptcy. Still l
have not examined it sufficiently to form
an opinion. am respectfully, yours, &c,
IT p PAYNE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
Trouble RTeWtnE.

WNNTPEs, MAs., February PA band
Of Cree Indisns from Crooked Lakes Re.
'.ave> on the Csradisn Pscifc, attacked
and overposered s supply agent on Tues
day and stole q lot 81 -four and bacon.
rbe mounted police have been called.
Trouble is expected when they arrive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23
Is your system running down. II tb. .,

Is your system running down? II tb, 70
feeling of decreptitude taking possession
Of fyou? Are the functions Of your dises-
tive and urinary orgsnsimpsired? u yoar
bloc d bsd' Do sores and Pimples tIoubl,
you? Do you suffer from aches and pains
Are you wesk. ard does the least exsrdor
give you fsiigu+? Rersrei Regain psr
iect health b, using ID. 6uysoits YeT.os
pCck kLd SsIs4psrii;p,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-23

WSsa . snsdy - pss.sa itss'f = .
/. enrs ior eonsusp ptIos aod 3 psstso. lasS
,.sscsm, n sboaI1 = tslt I, svsH ysn !
resuIaisd bona. We rs(ss g D!. w. :
nslo1 q wild CbM,y. aaE4 ossTT
.hich Mn cure . ordinasy eo1en -
- 80 WI ears eousaAp9ea
. vssy plsaanst 70 takA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30

DEATH ON rHx RAIL.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, a. the down train from New
oastle neared one of the hish trestlcs
east of Renton, the engineer discovered
an old man who had just begun To cross
the trestle. He Immediately sounded
his whistle. bat the man. instead OF re-
turning to the end OF the trestie from
which he started. ~ he had plenty of
time to do. quiokened his pace. svidently
hoping to reach the other end before
being overtskcn BY the train Seeing
this, the engineer whistled down hrak "a
aud reversed his engine, but as the
grade II heavy 10 vas impossible 20 stop
the train In sine. and the unfortunate
an vas overtaken when he Was about
aif vay across he WAS thrown from
Tire tressle. and instantly killed, bis
skull being broken. Tie body was
tsken on board the train and brought
e. the city. where 10 vas turned over to
tile Coroner, and removed 60 Shorey's
undertaking establishment. Nothing
Was found on the body by which the
man ccsld be identified, aud he has not
yet been recognized. he was evidently
laborinz man. and was about sixty
c se years of AGE. No blame can be al.
tsehed 90 the engineer or any OF the
train hands. ss che accident could net
have been avoided hy any act of theirs.
Had the an ertunAte rasn retained his
presence of uind, be csuld easily have
siyed himself: bat be appe RS 20 have
become panic stricken al hss danger
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30

The Mex5co sails today.
n. s Drew. o< Port Gamble, 10 spend
ing fsw days il Seattle on buslnssA
q. B. Baclsy. Of Oiympis, Dspufy Col
isctor Of Internal Revenue. was IN Seat
tis on besiness yesterday.
The steamship Wilmington rstnrnsd
from Departure Bay last evening, where
abe took On . cargo OF coal.
Ths Western mill. on Lake Union;
has shat d,wn until the demand for
iumher viii justify lis starting up
r. G1fTrsy, late engiaeer 81 the West
ern mill, on Lake Union. hss accepted
the position Of chief engineer on the
tug 3. L. Aassick.
Mrs A. 8. Duniway arrived here las
evening, and took rooms a. the Bruins
wick Hotel. Sha expects 10 speak On
Territorial politics before leaving the
city.
Michael Droxstrowifz called at Jus
| tics Cams offiee Yesterday and took
away his curious collection OF leweiry.
being no other claimant for any Of
them.
A meeting Of natives of Great Brit.
ain will be held next Saturday night IN
tbs Chamber Of Commerce rooms, 1t
which will probably be effected an or
ganization Of local society Of the
sons of Britain
A Republican from Jefferson county
gives it as his opinion that voorhees,
will carry the county BY q majority OF
at least 80. This, In view OF the loud
claims Of railroad men. 10 certainly
startling. We believe our informant u
right, too.
| George w. Crane has bought the en-
| ployment and agency b0siness Of w.
Pickering i Co., which be will here
| after conduct At the old stand. Mr.
Crane Ia a young man of considerable
vim, whs viii push the business he has
entered upon, and give complete salts.
faction 10 all patrons.
Puget Sound babies are noted fol
personal beauty-an assertion We can
prove beyond question by every mother
from Boundary Bay TO Tumwater.
There have been two forcible iliustra-
tons Of the truth of this claim of late.
Al the late baby show in Victoria, a
Seattle child carried OF the FIRST prize,
and at a late show in Portland TACO
ma child wen the first prize.
The tug Richard Holyoke towed the
ship Jeremiah Thompson into port last
evening. She will load coal here. The
Holyoks towed the ship Sumatra 10 sea,
and let go of her OF the cape at half
past 10 o'clock Tuesday evening. just
as she tug lot 20 Of the ship, Charley
Terry, who is passenger ON board,
bound for Australia, suHg out to the
chief of the steamer Tell the folks IN
Seattle I'm well and happy"
The meeting of the Business Mems
Political Club was slimly attended last
evening, and there seemed TO be SO
many conflicting interests that nothing
definite was accomplished. Some who
are now under arrest for violating the
Sunday law were in favor of paying a
light fine and costs. Some opposed
this, aud wanted to fight the Law. Some
favored keeping open next Sunday, bat
those who have applied for licenses. and
have not received them, opposed this on
the grounds that their Licenses would
not be granted if. during the pendancy
of their application they disregarded
the order Of the Council. From thess
aud other reasons. no unanimity of ac-
tion could be had.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30

Some Of the arguments Of cur rail-
road Rspubliean contemporaries 90 ths
important issues Of the present poIiti-
cal campaign excite most hearty admi-
ration, and nnsf carry instant convie-
ton. The saeency, cisarnes and
admirable fairness Of tho Port Town
send Aygas, II is discussions Of the
forfeiturs question. have. for the past
two mouths, beea particularly note
worthy. Combating the position taken
By the Posr-IxTELE1eExcEa thereon,
this esDinently intellectual organ Of q
corporate blood-suoksr eIoqusntly and
elegantly says
Il probably would mt be amiss 10
cali il ffhe Posr the
Guiteau Of tbs West, the bowling idiot
Of she sound conesived IN forfeiture.
bora II the lap Of sorehead Demo
crazy, and nnrsed at the breast Of q
declining constituency.
Such arguments must carry convio-
ton. Any man who will not be con
WINGED By shsm Of the injnstice Of for
fsiturs must indeed be stubborn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30

Eprroa Posr-IxxxIxzagncx1:
A eersnin LADY, Who vas . deleszte 20
tbe late Rspubli6nn Territorial Conven-
ton. from an adjoining county, y N
seattle. 10 remain, Il b said. until afssr
the coming election. n isrumored that
she il here IN the interest Of certain
hard pxssssd eoan<y ofloiAI, who know
ino no woman IN his own atty upon
whom he can lean in this emergency .has
resorfed 10 importation TO supply the
pressing want.
II IL rumored also that she i working
against Judge Jaoobs, Is the behest OF
said official, OF the railrsad company, or
the whisky ring. or altogether. II i
all labor OF lore. OF 10 she paid for nj
Is she working on she high plane Of I'M
selfish devotion 70 the highest interests
of her sex. OF on thai low plane where
motives and ambitions ara always laun-
diced with the hue of Rolds Let her
speak and define her true position;
Otherwise the people will be justified IN
applying the old adsge that women. -
we'll a. men. must be iadged by the
company they keep. sH
GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Byonchitas Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Go. w. Crane has this day bought
out al tina right title and interest OF
Pickering s. Co. In the business known
atthe Washi- gton Territory Employment
in the Office OF said Employment Bureau
In Seattle. W. T. All bits due the above
W. +. Employment Bureau. or to Picker
ing s. Co. are payable TO Geo. w. Crane.
and all debts OF said w. T.. X. b. or Pick
ering s. Co.. are payable by Joseph +.
Pickering.
In retiring from the above business We
wish TO return our sincere thanks to the
puhlicin general for their patronage dur
ing tbs past two years, and wish for Mr..
Crane a continuance OF past favors know
ing that IL viii be his enstavor to main
tain the well known reputation OF the
aboveOffice, PICKERING & GO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30
RuCKLRs,s ARxlCA sALyE.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chappei Hands, Chill
blains, Oorns aud all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
QHired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or moAey refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by A. b
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30

Al over the land are going into ecstady
over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Goa
sumption. The unlocked for recovery
by the timely use Of this great Life
Saving remedy. causes them 10 90 near
ly wild in its praise. IL is guaranteed
~ positively ours Severe Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
Ness. Loss OF Voice, or any affection of
the Throat or Lungs. Trial bottles free
a. A. b. Stewards Drug Store. Large
sire. al.