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, 1886-02-25
The Dignity Of the Senate.

W.-ur-vr.y. Fob. i. .Alau,
twenty republican senator's u.-I la
caUcU- tits morning, and LdmUrl-
submitted a resolution from the
Judiciary committee c-hoiyiu@ the
views of republican members respect
iu- the rights e tie senate - iu-CT-
nation LraM lie heads Of the
executive departments. The resy!u-
ton wa- approved, and i, was de
cliod that ii shall H. offered ia open
session Of iin senate.
Their resolutions are three in number.
The first declares that the acton Il
the Attorney General IN refusing 20
furnish information when called lpr
10y tie senate. 10 matter what his
motive may have been, Ea- repre-
hoH=ib.c. Tie second declares that
where the senate has called. or may
call. upon the hea&= OF departments
for Information regarding removals
from office. and the Information Is
not furnished as requested. the
senate viii not confirm the apPointce-
The third condemns the dl.-eEard Of
the law which requires that Ill Sc
lectIOls Tor Office preference be gwen
to honorabiy discharged soldiers aud
sailors
The President sent the following
nominations to the senate today:
James Is. Grome. to be collector Of
customs, and J. Freeman Raisin, to
be naval officer Of customs in the
district q Baltimore: Pendletou
King. Of North Carolina. 10 be score
tary Of le-a- ion 1t Constautinople;
Edward :. Carson, Indian agent al
OHray. Utah.
1t Is understood tie resolutions
viii be formally Land before the
Judiciary committee at is next meet
Ing, with view 10 having them r.
ported 20 the senate Immediately
thereafter.
, 1886-02-25
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81: -=JS-, L sS-G5-. Atrcv.".-- 9s.,. .;.s1f.
r'i'-i pui'iis;It on Fe. = H. I---r.
, 1886-02-25
PROGRESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
Ehe OII Method of Torture Compared
with the "Ia-taatancous" Process.

Detroit IRE. Press
Talking of torturcs reminds me that
some of our modern ;OrtUTes are bccOm-
ing very much moij.icI Of late gears.
T,:Ee tho r..u, graphing business for in
stance. The OIL method O. torture was
10 iiN your haad in ayise patterned after
the ancient thumb screw. This liked
you so tirat sou couldn't help yourself
and enabled yoU TO ga-c ut the camera
with a sort OF cast-irCn stare.
lOI were then requested TO rivet
Your @a.c on that art Of the wall that
contained card reading: We do a
cash business only and the operator
would place his open watch in the palm
of his hand and say, Assume Il pleasing
expression please, as he whipped oil
the brass cap from the camera. From
then on came an eternity During that
eternity Your nose itcacl, you felt a
tickling behind the cRr, your face
twltchc!. you wanted to sneeEe, you
were sure your stony glare was rapidly
freezing on your face, and before the
brass cap was replaced you had an un-
cOntro.lable desire 10 yell a wild Indian
war whOOp at the top OF your voice.
Now all that is changed. The opera
tor lets You sit i'll q chair and assume
any expression that suits you. lie gives
a ruLber bulb one quick squeeze and
the camera winks lovially at yoI and
, the thing IS done. 1t IS astonishing the
progress that has toeu made in photog-
rarhy
II Eew York the other day saw a
detectives camera that would take a
picture on the stree. with the rapidly
of u pistol shot. Il went o not unlike
pistol only with less noise, and took 4
picture complete in every particular in
the intiniJcsimai part Of It second. An
optical company n Eew ork manu-
features them in the shape OF a sort OF
hand-sacheI box that Is warranted not
TO raise auyones suspicious us 20 what
it is. Inc one saw belonged 10 Mr.
Wilson, editor Of The Philadelphia pho-
tographer, who was then on his way to
New orleans, and intended TO take
characteristic street scenes with il on
tho fiy
, 1886-02-25

IN he Interest ot the company. Nir,
Garland is NOT ~uch q fool - 10 nave
fHlgi;o aa. precisely lie purpose in
arv.n- Eiai l-. stock: ul .rl-t he had
sa-arsrv enough te know what to do
wAeg t4r a-G.lo. wherein nn could
b u-efu. .raa,5. All that lie can
say j. that rr ail ugt expect to be III
v1.vel IL ;..s shame. and this Is just
no excuse Sc, all. NJ Cleveland
owes it T. jua country and - his own
rood ua1as to- iii his administration
gf :hn men s:r.IcLyI with this tcle-
phone business Lvgry man OF them
ought 10 he turned out. not permitted
20 retire gracefully by resignation,
but rooted out vitn a EoUEhuess that
would leave no Doubt Of presidential
condemnation.
, 1886-02-25

- Advices received from San Fran
cisco are to the effect that the Ium-
Der combination there has advanced
the price SL50 per thousgt Il. How
ever of this amount advance 25 or
80 cents is tax imposed to assist in
producing healthy condition of the
market. The combination has also
decided that all mills belonging to it
should close for one week each month
SO as not to glut the market again
by their out put. The object OF the
advance is to make the manufacture
OF lumber profitable again Prices
have been reduced SO mucn the past
two years that mills made no money
aud in some cases actually were run
ming at loss. The lumber surplus
in San Francisco is about exhausted
and by exercising care the combiua-
tlon expects to prevent a recurrence
OF so great depression in tho lumber
trade for some time to come. as the
Pacific coast experienced until now.
All the large mills of the Sound be
long to the combination.-Ex.
, 1886-02-25
&EETITLHNS5
In the District Court of The Thir,! J:tifciai Dis
trigt OF Washington Territory IO'd:nS terms
a Port TOwnSatI
Z. II. MCALY0vn. Pl4infiE

=. II. MCALVONu. Plaintiff,
JouS c,Arv~gyor-.ly. Defendant
Acton b.oH-ht in the pi>tsict Corri Of tls
lhlcI du-ir.#s District of f,1H Targif.-y 81
Na,.9iE-tcH, h' 'in. terms At i'crt T1vTssul
and an yaan. auI complaint filed - iA=
COMFY 's E"-z-g-"Il. "a liz CAios OF The CLERK
Il d"lS g. hIs->H rI.I,!T. H-fs-IHnr:
n -aU uaua o. tie Tuf..-- e. 3 -. ,uerf,a.
" ~ ~ .rr..y '5qT.-c'i g. a!pr" J. a:. aClirn
h.9r-h, ""Hr..~t -..E by fEc owe named plain.
~ Il Tie u.~;,ic' cour- q 'ha thiEd judicial
B.-,I ui f'.- e. iturv os ". .Shi:.tDI, ho linz
t0sI-S at + ri TO mend. @olrrsoI Comfy. IN
-l.5 ~si.cfy. aHsi answer the c,,m-i;-t sled
i|r' III -ln skis hav after Tie frs M. .Iic..
t!or = j , -Umu ~. or Lc pIai.iiir Gili nrp'y
10 tae 'H.'ri fr gLH f'.f demanded III said com
pa NJ.
The cauSe and gan~ral rat"r. Of the action j.
a to!loWS9 That oH tha i2rh day ef September.
y lNSi. IN III" Ec-ltory OF Al ska the d.
!cadlnt. JOAN :. AiU~worthv. hen rein. the
owner Of one-iaf intc est in the schooner OF
vessel ca!l ed the ''tHamPiou.'' of Port Town
send, o. about .orrv IONS burden. sold 10 the
3Nntit; L II. AeA AlhOn%. fer the sum Of fifteen
hHnilcl de',Irs- Win p was thaH fully paid by
pGiH'if. t@c SAID ne-hIif of said schooner
e h3WIiou- H'T tackle app 7Iol and irrli iturP.
and then and there delivered 10 pai., his bill
OF S3!e- "y!Genriug sUrh purchase anf sa,e. hut
which hin II >Si- was defective. i'll nut being
!. .SrHTl@d-'r Il .esuir'd bv law This ECtiOn
= ~, "a 'IelOT. TO SGmHsl The defsnGa / 10 Hae,
S!-l- c-s'UiH ami aCIsHnN.cdg" am deliver 20
plJintiIla good and SufliCIeRt bi!l Of sale, eyi-
denc!nS the purchase b. plaintiff OF id iHteIes I
in said schooner champion. =" h trcklc ap-
pare! ana tGIntjH-c. IN IN case of Ii glefIult so
20 90. that commissioner be appointed by the
Court 10 make sG"h bill Of sale. and for such
other and further relief rs IS just and equitable
49,. Witness the Ulr. Roger :. Greene.
ts-,I Judge OF said District Court. and the
: seal Of said CoUrt. this 1871 day of
- - JarE"r = D.. lSNf
JAMES $EANEE ,le-k.
~, -s-!iS- -, Z Sachs. Nt'"r."-- sst J .:s'If-
? if-i NUi.I''lt on tc.s T.. H. l--'..
, 1886-02-25
UNITED STATES uls,rrct Land ol

Olympia, Washington Territory
NpiIL Z : hereby "iVcu hat, in compliance
- with the provisions of the Act of Cen.
CresS approved June I'd. 1875, cn cntitIet'.Nn Act
tor ne sale Oi Timber Lands IN The States ol
I-'iitoruiG. oregon. NCva1I and Washington
Territory tE=IEo0" j.. Psr'--r. uf Thar.rOu
'"untN- Washington Territory. has Ihis DAY
ne; IN tins ONCE his application % purchase
we Ii iit o. : W or aI sec. No. e IN township Nc
81 Egrlh- range No. = west oi TIE willamette
Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming. a.i ,-yr<clv he
SAID described Land or any portion thereof,
are hereby required - file their claims in THIS
Given under my hand n M o.'Icc, in Own.
nia, W. T., this 5;h day OF December y
D., ISs8- JON, +. GcE.TY.
I5-inS RS:yIsf Cr of The Land Cfiice
, 1886-02-25
WHEN MAUD GOES BY.

When Maui goes by feel 4 glow
Cut why It j. l do not know,
A. II . tiny e.tiu race,
OF archer flew about her face,
AuE each had shot me with Ms bow.
Though earth be wrapped in wintry snow,
That merry pricing warns me 80
I pcvel in a summer grace
When Maud goes by.
See he- n! decbel N satius so,
On every one . word ulstow;
Yet never pause nor slack her pace,
So nimbly follows ~he the chase
OF wit Ah, 'tis a gallant show
When Maud goes by.
, 1886-02-25

Seattle Chronicle: OF the anti
Chinese Congress III Portland We
have only to say that its work marks
the delegates as rebels against the
law. The resolutions are incendiary
and disloyal. We publish the pro-
ceedings on this page. so that our
readers may thoroughly comprehend
their purport. The congress ha-
simply announced q riot similar to
that IN Seattle.
, 1886-02-25
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia. W. T.. Jan, 9th, 1856.

Notice IS hereby given that Oscar D. 2 alior hG'
fled notice OF intention 20 make final proof betor,
the Clerk Of th1 District Court, ct his Office. in
Port Towli-eEd, W. T.. on Wednesday the 2l1t
dav of February i. H.. 1855. on Pre- cmptoE j.
$ No. g5i3 for the NV OF NV j.. ami Lots l.
, and3. of SIC. II, and Lot Of sec. q, Up. 81
II. > west.
lie names a. witnesses: John r. Wil-o1, r ian
u ties. II, -. Harrison aud Robert Harrison. al
of SeabecI,. " =
!s4;v Ior,; z. CONVEY Register.
, 1886-02-25
Auction Sale!

& NTOTi Send 10 cents postage and we
IA ArtH viii mail yoT +, cs q royal. val
Il Olk ! uabie. SAM P.p box of goods that
viii PIT you ia tho way OF maIl-
lrg more money at once, than an ;l.ing else in
America. Both sexes OF ali aces can nva AT home
and wo X IN spare time, oc all the tins, Capt.
tai not required W. will start Won. Immense
pay sure for tlos> who start NJ once sSrIHsnN
~ Co Port 'nnd Maine
, 1886-02-25

70 james G. BgocEHay. and u whom l. may
CnnCcrE:
No:3rs ! h-ret,y ciy-r that C3ia.!s- johnson
has fled notica OF intention 10 make sns
proof before the Clerk Of tie Probate Cnurt, a
his o;ficc in New pun-ea-SS. ~. l.. oa Wednes
day tFs Trh GIv of Ap-.I. !. u iSNi. on Pre-
emp5iou u. :. No. ia.li3, FOR thc = . OF the z
of See. 80 Tp. 81 y. Il IL west.
lie names as witnesses: ,oserh Ein- Thcma.
Kennedy Patrick Wr!oh snd Dennis o. onHelI
all of Pysht, WI
2:6w JoHS +. CONVEY, Register.
, 1886-02-25
CHARGES.
UNITED STATES Drzrmcr IAxp OFFICE,

Olympia. ", T., Feb. S. 1876.
Notice is hereby given that Clara Good
win has filed notice of intention to make
final proof before The Judge, or in his absenc
the Clerk OF lie Probate Court, at his Office in
New Dnngenes>, w. t. on Wednesday, the 3isi
day OF March,. \. d. 1886. on Homestead Appii-
cation Ne. 1888. for the SW 4 of SW y of Sec.
81, township 81 north: Lot 4, Sec. =. and Lot l
and Sc \ OF NE I. of ) &C. 3. TIP. 20 north, rang
west.
He names rs witneSsa.: John ". Everett. j.
c. Davis. James r. Meaghcr and b. Il, McIgher,
Mi of Port Angelo. w. 7.
:Gw JOHN i. CONVEY. Register.
, 1886-02-25
FREE,

tover-ssnsiiiveEess ofthe pITtS). Kidney and BIsd
der t9ar riaigls, Impurities Of the Blood and die
eases o. The skin.
"a l3UssAascRtIy steps all unnatural weak
eniL= drains GTcu the system however the3
urine. or white ~ stool, etc, so destructive 70
mind and BODY, and cUTes all the ev-l effects
y.'t.iUi iui's"S ans excuses res tOrlug EIhE3A
"A Vitality. ScSuEl Decline ard Loss. OF Many
l-5O3- itGEl c.-es' complicated.
4 tLicrSt,2h . "a well 2S perInanesi
Strength and Eigg- OF IauaaOi is ABSOLUTELY
sStJsi'Ss sfs's- - the E~C Of this jGstIy-< 9sf.
brlteG SrG VclsaisiS Great Remedy. II
contains no mercury, nor any ether injurious IL
--ydirut-. pJice E3.lJ per bottle, or i've bottlss
fHs SO sent upon receipt OF price. or CO. D,
10 any address secure from observation and strict
, 1886-02-25
- z. 1.iddIe.Aced sna

cal -El-I. and ENTEEIENCF cru
O. tie ". nHI.I ..- Physician At once. hi,
ariIt"H ',-i- - l3l-- HTg GGy SEye rutprs
u5~"rr -U. hu.-e E..eu .EcaEytrisut 10 Nj,
%" CT. iHr q .2.u..-. medicines can he seEt
cFrryN here b., rE1tgs~ FREE PROM oBsFRy.1Io1
ltl- >s.t rHl1.It -.-i -iE=5,s=U who gives bi,
vEoly 4rts-.ian To % elias or tfscnse- attain.
Ora; SEi..- and I-ssIsiaus throughout he eoun.
'-E- Au"v.1- this rgrH -s1t,y recommend difficult
cesgS 40 'Ec Oldest Specialist by whom eyers
known good r'TErd- j. r>-j. Tie Doctors AZ
and Esaef'sL"" make his opinion of supreme
iupurtglrc.
f-=s- i'i""' "i" c-'i sH g. one hTl tie Doctsr
Cor ..rs .Tse and SaIrrciy Confidential.
Cases Ha.t. have 'lfi. j.. obtaining relief ele..
H12le peel ..N -'.5gi;s- I-'i..ss Gissast sps.
ces-ta.t tl.a....- alr EDstaT Nib E.Tte % fer.
fit Sl'N' ..- .- ra-. a.r"-ia'.-E, not cured Csa
o. E-'."- --''..-- l'-.1- -lHU. 20. H. TO Ip.p,.
% 20 -f's..- '-- --Is--~- I1 10 = only Send itr
.f'-~- ''i.a 20 HEALTH: srEt FWX,
, 1886-02-25
l. :. LkSp oFFFrE At OLYMPIA. W T.
Frb3:nry Sth. 1856. ,
p. -.-rr IL nnr-I RLuNrr

rbssdlTN ctii- AN'b-
TO rgIEtp-.IIvs =. COULTER SAM BAENCg. AND ALL
wUnI u NAY CSNJ-EN-
Notice i hereby given that aid T Smith
has i!rl HntiCa Of in e0ii1G 70 mike .! PROOF
before D. W Smith, Notary Public. II his Office
in Port Townsend, ". T.. on WelEC=llav. ;he
1th day Of an il. \. T.. 1885, On pr"-cuIp'iDn ID.
p. No 1GID. Cor The Lots s aud :. See. =. and
SW i of NE i and NJ |: of NV i Of Sec. IF,
Ia Is y. Y. Il wet.
lie Hamcs A. Witnesses: Q. II. i!arris g .or-e
J. Graham, NalS Swan. on ami John II -aiCrn.
1,tw JOHN =. CONVEY. Eegis'er.
, 1886-02-25
SoISeI 1sEv: .m.E, yf,gs.

The NoLT.IC BELT Co. Of Marshall. Mich. Of.
LEI 20 sclil their celebrated ELECTEO-NoiTEra
BELT ard other ELECTRIC ATITi. StES olr r.i.!
Tor thirty day, 10 tyciur c: C.t!l -Cis.r,-r.
With nervous debility less Cf Sifaiit, md !r.r--
hood, aud all kindred I,ouLIe-. hISo s,r rHrl.I,.-
tisn, neuralgia. pcfy:s!, sis aTd many CtL,.r d..
cases. tompieit Te- tCG.,1it - .a'i! zf-,r-..
manhood guaranteed. No r5-i. j. incurred -
thirty days trial il allowed Write tI.p, Al on -
for Illustrated pamphlet tree
, 1886-02-25
The Magical Bean.

Pluyirg at oker for profit or pleasure
VIII prove purses prolific positively c,can:
Then don't Iritia with tactics talents or treasure
That is locked in thai 1TophJ-the Magical
Bean.
Perhaps ut the poll, YOU will yoJc prohibition
just to assert your resolution 10 wean.
20 the tricks of the trade IRE not in position
When ynn look throaEh the glass OF the Nh
giCal Bean.
Play for promotion ana puctce protection
BY huyin" Roller Brush Washing Machine.
IetoiallY quii. or triumph in sections
Over tic IN sti,ai charm of the Magical Bean.
Po o.scs.Ion may possibly prove TO The ladies
This Washing Machine positive boon,
And the husband tlat felt The house was a hadc~
VIII smile on you sweet at the dinner nj noon.
send 81 y o. account ard receive to your or
de- the Roller Brush Combination Washing Ma
chiEe. and il NJ The end OF thirty days vou ara
not s;t: isted with ii your $25J will be paid back
anu ne Hllchine taken away. Order hy express,
febl9 GEORGE MCCOY, Seattle.
, 1886-02-25
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,,
Young Men and Boys,
Boarding and Day Pupils.
TACOMA. W. 7.
The RIGHT REV ]. /. PADDOCK, D. D. RsCtgT.

by n munifcent gift Of S5O,CO1 from MIR, c. &
Wright OF PEiiade PhiI, for the endOH Hment Sl
| u Institution. with the generous contribution
Il $4,000 by the citizens of Tacoma, and tka
| libcUliiy Of Christian mCn and woman in the
East. = coUmodious and well appointed building
has been erected and CCIeGs founded for .lit
enucation of the youn" men and boys Of tEis
| Comet.
The building stands on q high and healthy
site surrounded by spacious grounds, is heated
with furnaces. j. supplied with hot and cold
water aud bath rooms and i thoroughly vent.
lated.
The dormiiories have been arranged that
each boartier nay have q room by himself
Teachers occupy rooms adjacent 10 the pupils;
and. ut al times exercise a fdtGerly ere and
watchfulncss over those committed TO theii
trust. vt meals, teachers and pupils sill at the
same table, forming one family.
Prof. John TAFT takes charge of the lTstitu-
tion. He brings an eminent reputation ana large
experience. and viii be assisted by thoroughly
cvmpet-nf instructors in every department
Mis-. TAFT viii. herself, supervise the house
hold. and parents may, with conGd 5nce, entrust
their younger sons TO her mothcriy care.
The remainder OF this school year VIII be di-
yiGed into two terms. Ct twelve weeks each.
The first term will begin on January Ith. 1856,
and end on March jlSt.
The second term viii Lerin on ApriI Ist. azd
end on June 1lrd.
, 1886-02-25
F0R RENE.
White Laundry.
SLAUGHTER!

On Monday, February Ist, .ilI
commence Slaughter in Prices at
the Port Townsend Boot and Shoe
Store. and continue slaughtcring
until tie stock OF
8oob. ana shoes
are disposed of. Nothing will be sold
bat for
. n s. HS
.5Do. E''itxpIiI-TcIs.
, 1886-02-25
Cabbage Plants!

'+bh'f;e Plants :0r sale. is. the hundred ur
tt"'Nlh". ~ john IiHcEwell. Ee>i!cUcs Ia
John l. 'Isis'er- 10 a. PoTE Townsend.
, 1886-02-25

TONIC.
as THE LEGiTf.
h.TE RESTLT Of
u yer tH enty
years Of practical
experience by o
Tsd d R0 CGHLY
q u a l. EF EB
GSADgATEPMf.
SICEAS Of one OF
the highest medical
colleges of Europe.
Et sItiYeiy
cures Nervous and
Physical debility,
Seminal Weakness,
SpermGtorrhea In.
potency. ProstatoE
Thga. HyUerFsthesi.
, 1886-02-25
= @ECoC oCIxH

OF NaI9gy We I.S 81 the >cEotul. Often The In.
suspected cause Il Lost |aUECod peliIify, &c.
Price ~ A5I-s = crater. 20 Case Of .ii
-ut-4as. Sfa- >rs- y address covered secpTs
f! 9 sFoE. 0.5-H H-.afifL.
A"=t powerful g..r.Iga i-.i- free to patiests.
y Prove Ilr Wonderful Power Of The in
| VIGCEATgR, ~
, 1886-02-25
For Sale!

The Sem Tu., =. /. NastIck. wei fnand
In tackle and apparel. For particulars. apply 10
MOORE 4 SMITH,
, 1886-02-25
U.s.LAxn OFFICE At OLYMPIA. VT.

Notice Is hereby given thai FRANK Chambers
h9- died notice % intention to max. fiuE! proof
before the .Ifd.-a o. in hi- a5sau.e Tie C-cTk %
the Pr05sic C.uft 81 hi Office ia NpV Dan - -
e. ". 7, on Fri lay. III" 2ifh day ~ March. :
II 1885. o. iInrnlstsrtl Application ". 5i5I, for
The = 4 OF SW /. If see = and wv = ~ NV
!, i sec. u. and o. 0; Sc H. TIP ilGcrth,
range 6. UJs-
m. name. - uttn,ss... Bon ChgmNC : Wal
ter NJ bdrctI aud N. Il -'cs.'er of y n Ance-
les ". Pnd Wm. Church, e New DIn=sne>=.
low JOHN F. GOwEY Register
, 1886-02-25
SsWir3 Machines!

: We are >uie .gru;s - In, celebrated &ca
Whit= SgwE- !saeaiE-. Tlcy ar- tEr best IL
tEr woElt- y lft.1st ,ZC-.' II. and --l 2
f .Lr!l al way Gown iu7 Hr5rs--.
! jGGlS:Im e. =. ia I.TI. Eft & co.
, 1886-02-25
~ &c lISEEHSaRN
THIS fEEfkT
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, 1886-02-25
HE. 9. .. skLFLELn.

lie ESfcffiII-. tsa7 den EatSnm No. I. CaTti
StGncItS. lr-l lEd second stages; Sores on u
Leg AID B1ty: sore Ears Eyes. Nose, elt-
copper CCiOrga EIctChes, Syphilific Caiarrt,
Gi~eas ed sCaip. aud az! primary forms OF ..
Gi=ea-e known as syphilis. Prfee. eoe'
per Bottle
lie kSicisaEI's Go5deE Eafsapi No. 2. curti
Tertiary, Mercurial SyI EiliIic kEeumatiEE,
rams in he EOIC-. I.iHS in the Head paeA
or the neck, GIcc-:t Sore Throat, Syphilins
Eash, LUmps aud e. Ttratted Cords, StIrnet,
OF the Limbs. and cr..dicsIcs all disea sss noA
the system. y he:Ler 90 U-ed by indislessea9 "
abuse of Mercury .CaviTg the blood pure an q
healthy. l'g.ce $500 per RotfIe-
lie f;ic ans tsOitsen FpHHi.I Anticese Igs
the cure of tronor-EGa, Gleet- Irritation Crave
and all Urinary O. Genial disauaDgeHenH
Price. S2,GC F-cF T;atEIe.
E'r AiciiHI='s SzCiees' Pshilsii InJeeile..
lnT sever cases Of GCErTTLGa, jnllammstoU
Gieri. St-ictjTCs. or- gTice, of-oo p5
E.e iitci.a1s's taoiCen ointment for The H.
!-ci;Fv healing 81 - p ItIc Sores, anG erul'
iiCns. Price, - 90 per BHN.
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