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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21

BERLIN, March 2l-It is expected that the
emperor will proclaim extensive amnesty to
political and other offenders on Thursday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21

A bull fight was recently given in
chihuahua for the benefit of Sunday
school.l
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21

A young lady resembles ammunition
because the powder is needed before the
ball.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
LAND OFFICE PLACES FILLED.


WASHINGTON CITY, March 21.-The pres
ident Tuesday decided the question of who
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21

BERLIN, March 2l.-Emperor Frederick
voice is greatly improving in strength.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21

A useless wastc-one that will not be
squeezed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-22
wALLA wALLA NEWS.
A Clue To the Davis Murder Fu
neral OF Richard Keeling.

MALTA wALLA, Nov I'LL Is definitely
ascerialned that the man who purchased a
ticket for Nebraska the day OF the Davis
murder came from up the country, and
was known ~ the conductor Of the train.
The limitations of a local paper that Ba,
Wis was Killed by train are totally nn.
founded. There IN almost certain evidence
OF murder Detectives here think they
have good clue. and developments are
expected in As hours.
Il. X. Bowlby, who recently Killed Len.
Campbell at Camas prairie In quarrel
over sheep, had preliminary .cxafnina,
ton Tuesday Mt Pendletou and was held iii
bonds Of 1900 for murder In the second de-
gree. The ncighborhood defends the &c
ton Of the purchaser. Rowiky Is ia deli
cate health aud will not live long. espe
cialiy II imprisoned.
The funeral Of Richard KEELING this after.
noon was ono OF the largest ever held In
the city, tho fire department participating
and the SALOONS being closed, the owners
attending In body. The flags foated at
hall mast
VIM. Falcouer, while coupling ears Tues
day had his right wrist mashed,
John Thompson. convicted Of murder la
the second degree, from Pacific euanty,
arrived Mt the peniteniiary this morning.
The board Of health and school directors
have ordered the immediate vaccination
OF school children. The poor win b. vac.
eina;ed free.
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TRADE AND FINANCE.

sEATrLE. Nov. n.
The fruit market was brisk to-day owing
10 the fair weather, azd most Of the cargo
brought By the California steamer was
disposed Of a, quotations. Oats are stronger
to-day and the price has advanced II il
stated that local dealer paid 81 per ton
for a lot recently purchased The san
Francisco market Is strengthening aud
higher values are expected. There Is no
reason why Washington oats should not
command higher prices as the quality is
up to the standard OF any grown on the
csast. Hay Is advancing. aud Puget sound
timothy may be quoted at sisff1is. jobblng.
Holders have things highly In
their favor, as the market must
be Supplied from some source; and as
Yakima timothy can not be delivered here
Mt prices now paid for Puget sound, hold
ers Of the latter can command higher
values. The hop market is still quiet, but
late asyiees show that the tone OF the Lon
don market Is improving. Holders Of
choice hops need nos be particularly anx-
ious 10 sell just at present, unless 2oc or
higher is paid, as the quantity OF choice to
he placed on the market is limited The
market on red hops Is beginning TO move,
and a representative OF New York firm
Il. we understand, ready 20 quote prices.
II is yet too early TO nx prices on this
grade: but, from present indications.
prices win range from i3Iai6e. no.day's
arrivals OF produce include 100 sacks oats.
$50 sacks bran and i2s sacks shorts
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE.
CEIPTS-During the last q hours the
merchandise aud produce receipts 81 this
port have been as follows: Puget
Sound Shore road 20 tons, Columbia and
Puget Sound railroad % tons, Seattle. Lake
shore & Eastern railway 4i5 tons. Steam
ers: Edith 2 tons, Cascade ton. Clara
Brown ~ tons, Evangei ? tons, Augusta :
ton, Fanny Lake 81 tons. tugboat Bee, by
scow. "a tons Total receipts NJ tons.
Among the receipts were IS boxes apples
10 barrels -four, 10 sacks potatoes, 1880
sacks oats. Isl sacks bran, l2s sacks shorts,
~ boxes aud tubs butter. 5 cases lard OIL
coop chickens, 10 sacks ossters,5 cases
and barrels llnsecd oil, 1905 boxes soap. s
bundles hides. 500 kegs nails. 90 tons hay,
car furniture, ? cases cfockery, so tons hay
Gears cord wood, ;.O,009 feet lumber. 20, coo
brick. bead horses.
sIiIPMENTS-D During the last q hours
goods sud merchandise have been shipped
from Seattle To the surrounding country rs
follows. Puget Sound Shore road ~ tons
Colum hia aud Puget Sound railroad Il tons
Seattle, Lake Shore aud Eastern railway y
tons. Siemers-Qulncy IL tons, Edith ~
tons, Henry Bailey ~ tons. Cascade 2
tons Clara Brown rs tons. Munroe 20 tons,
Premier tons, Lelf Erickson tons, sue
cess > tons, lola 5 tons, Augusta ton, Grace
, tons, Aountaineer l ton. Total ship
meats Atis tons.
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GROWING LIKE a GLACIER
A Mountain Is Forming in the Riv
err Bottom Near indianapolis.

Indianapolis News.
The famous Alpine glacier and the
"Mer de Glace, or sea of ice, Is said
by Prof. Forbes OF Edinburgh TO move
down the valley it fills, and protrudes
into the level below about IA inches
year. indianapolis can show phe-
nomenon of much the same character
in external indications, but rather
quicker in its advance movement than
its Alpine congener. Ii fills the valley
between the Nincennes railway and
the old bluff bank of the river, and,
instead OF ice, is made of ashes and old
barrels and rotten fruit and broken
boxes, empty cans, and old rags, and
the sweepings of sinks and swill bar
rels. Its face fronts the river at dis
lance of 200 yards now, but advances
10 or Is feet a year with as steady
line as veteran charges on battery.
The dumps are distributed so as to
make the fill run evenly from one side
to the other. Thus it comes that our
unknown glacier of sewage slop and
dirty wash bears a strong resemblance
to the famous one that tourists love to
elbow" about and sayants to speculate
on. From year TO year it moves on,
tumbling its miscellaneous rubbish into
the mud and weeds OF the river bot
tom and leaving level surface behind
it that the city engineer could hardly
improve. A group of old shoes in one
place, pile of barrel slaves in another,
a clump of weeds here and there, di-
versify this unfragrant plain, but none
the less il is going through the tran
sition state that will make it high
and dry site for considerable city ad-
dition. The face of il now, from near
the abandoned mouth of the trunk
sewer to the railway, along the bluff
or old "high banks" is fully .
thousand feet long, and it is about the
same distance from the face back to
the starting line near Merrill street.
The area i equal to that of three or
four city squares, and it covers the
whole site of the old graveyard pons,
famous among the schoolboys of fifty
years ago. and a considerable part of
the low, sandy bottom between the
pond and the river at the Martinsville
road fordyor "old ford,n as it was
usually called-where the first public
trial OF the now well-renowned Calling
gun was made early in the war. Here
was the shortest or Sharpest bend on
the river, the highest banks and the
worst current. and here several drown
ing catastrophes occurred at one time
or another. This sharp bend is now
cut off and the old bed all mud-filled
and overgrown with weeds and will
lows. SO passes the gloria mundi"
and the river glacier grows.
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Des-eis FREE Prsss
Vow. be sure not TO forget, said
LADY,. pgayfuigv shaking her finger al
her escort Is he arose 70 stretch his
legs between acts, and. turning 10 q
lady friend. explained: He . 20 alb
senf-minded. .
Docs be forget your letters and
errandszr
sOh. no. indeed He is SO absent
minded never infrust any 70 him.
But he forgets me. Why, only last
week be went out between acts and
never returned. | went home alone
and found him peacefully smoking his
cigar before the open fire, quite OBJ
Iiyicus OF myself and the theatre.
was very indignant, but when began
with tears In my eyes: How could
you go OF and leave me so2' the wnoie
occurrence seemed TO fash upon him.
sprang TO his feet declaring he had
been worrying all the evening about
something he haz forgotten. and so
overwhelmed me with loving protesta-
lions that couldn't talk TO him very
seriously"
How sad. wonder If all men are
so afflicted. Ny husband is. Why,
remember one day he arose from the
dinner table, and feellEg a sIgnt I'M
easiness in his eyes, began operations
upon them with his tooth pick, nearly
destroying his sight.
How unfortunate.
Eyes, and one night asked him to
repienish the fuel in the CRATE, and in
a lii OF abstraction be brought IN
hod OF water and poured it on the tire
scaiding himself and bringing ruin to
everything.
doh, how perfectly awful, But |
hadn't begun to tell yon the worst
about my husband. Why, il was only
a week after our marriage, while walk
ing down Woodward avenue arm In
arm. he so far forgot himself as TO i'm
agine he bad an extremely burden
some bundle under his arm, and
offered a newsboy quarter to carry II
for him.
snBut whar's yer bundle, mister?'
the little fellow inquired. And, will
you believe it. my Benedict deliber-
ateiy handed me oyerto the small boy,
and was so mortified"
Her voice was drowned by the or
I'll.
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SPOKANE FAILS NEWS.
The Seattle Railway Prosperous
Tributary Regions.

SPOKANE FALLS, Nov. 2l.--Prnsldent Ne,
Donald, OF the seattle, Lake Shore & East.
ern railroad. Is In the city Inspecting the
construction af the road FROM this end,
Lake, and work Is being pushed rapidly
IL will be ready for business December 4
The reel estate market IL showing con.
siderable activity. There are several large
deals pending whicA viii considerably
counterset the inactivity and sluggishness
OF the past few months.
The spokane National hank received q
gold brick &c day Weighing 1913. aanees
valued at S2SSa Il is trom a elcau up al
the Occidcnt mlne, Murray. Idaho The
orr runs tribe over - per ton
The Coiyilie valley rs an agricultural
section Is attracting considerable etteailan
here. stevens county Is specially rich In
mineral aud agricultural resources, in,
portant strikes have hfcU made recently
ON Dominion hin
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Magistrate Ito prisoner)-Tou are
charged, sir, with beating your wife.
Prisoner Yes. sab; and Use proud OF
it, sab. Magistrate-P Proud of it?
Prisoner-kase. sab, she weighs 20
ponn's mon me.-Epocb.
Paterfamilias - Why, Ethel. you
don't mean TO tell me that you want
To marry that baldheaded Professor
Wiseman? Ethel-It is true he is
bald. but think how many young men
OF to-day are bald on the inside of
their heads. The Idea.
Robbie What made you get up and
leave church so sudden this morning,
uncle Uncle {from Minneapolisl-
Why. the blasted minister had the
nerve TO take his text from st. Paul. |
wasn't going to stay after that insult
TO our town; no, sir.--imerica.
To the failure of congress TO pass an
international copyright law is at
tributed the fact that Lord Tennyson
did not publish another volume OF
poetry this fall The inactivity Of our
statesmen has not been wholly with
ont its compensations. after ALL
Ae'e York Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-22

P0ET MADISON. f0y. n.-Nfs Nay Van
Aiken gave an entertainment: saturday
evening. Nor. II, 70 d weIi-hiied house OF
he kesf citizens Of Port Madison. TIE
italian WAlfzes." sung b. Hrz- Van Auseu,
and also the comic songs, in the part 81
"Eetsey B0bcef aud Elder SMILES. which
we're played by that lady, met with en-
fhusiastic responses.
Among the best features Of the enter
fztnmeut. was the part OF Josiah Aliens
Wife, played By Ars- Taylor, which i
particularly worthy at notice.
The tear o. the 'swidow Poodle "a part
played By Miss Annie Altcheill ana the
roIlickfnr antics Of the Yankee Pe6dles'
fpssycd by Miss Alice Taylor were ~
cefsed with enthusiasm. as was The sailor
song By Mr. H. c. Downie. and the short
part played by Miss Maggie Mitchell; The
entertainment wss pronounced BY al 70 be
a great sucfees.
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goo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Glover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
20 ton Groand aud Rolled Sarley
Spokane Kills Extra Flour.
EilensbarEh Mills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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SAY FmANtfsco, New, gi- CLEARED 4@h
=, Il. brown, Nauasmos sh cen Mcclellan,
POET Townsend
foHF fNa NsESn, NoY 81 Arrived -'rsfr
sss iAou, t8pi = e Randall. a. l. tu
nom san FraaCss-o NarReelaa sh Msia-
ugxts
Fe8r Manson. Nov 81 silasi--scar
laura Madison
fsToosa, Noy, a. IA towcil oui las tue
biakeley at \, h olauag iishl soufh-
east Nfnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-22

UnaaPpy J. his Alc.
DO a. 'his scasoB living ia
Hot water with his wife.
-Es.sts CaaFif-.
The door opened aaa the wiud hlcW
this ono ia Why l. a mad dog like a
ballet girl Because Il needs nllsrrlirs' .
-- WgH Ssfrsg NagS
Ihs proposed diamond trust" is q
rsprehensibie enterprise II means
s.iafly the formation of q big dia-
mond ring WaH Street N7r.
Terence n.auv waa ye nloiad the
soine church We havc erected sense
Fc s4s away Dirny twigh astoolsh-
mentf-Shure. 80 80 bate The diviis
Terence Wei, that waS the isiiashou.
E55t
Chicago Roy What's tha matter
s.sf LATHE sister Nelhi1'. onlr maus-
m1 go tAat divorce iraxu again.
1acsso Boy Well, Em glad oE H. /
don IKE this pspa veTv m8eh my
SELL Ts- t5ssss5is.
AEent-i'd like 10 lusafe wear liie
Respectable o.a p4rfy-I siau Z want
my lte assured BAT We pag @Fscesai
latslcemsnis. Every fs0lics + paid On
death. = Wei. al the companies DO
that. Yes. but We pas 90 even il
Yea are hznEed iows thar foY
special iassucSmeat .a-- Tezss Ssfisaes.
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PASSENGER LIsrs.

uEegsu short Zine Passed Huntington.
" Marriott, FascDi. Ms. Johnson. Mrs.
J. 4. Anneig, simnns , " Ncpaaaiu. 3
Miller. T. 81 Mag ami wiie. D Nsitofi
Sad wife. " r. Naiav. " ~ Rsck. wlt,,
So4 girl. uea Hawk, Chss SPAR. e. Il.
Davidson, NIs , e.. Ragyrs. =. NJ. t'Foaks
Me- G. " 5eaBson aud party. and 81
sec0nd Ass
o1es'n 4 'sliaflls Passed Med ~
Mzs. p Huatiur. Ms raapbsl 4 n
sseeulooa. , \ Aaliez, a Fraakl41t. A
lEehtuSa. Never. , h. Eherc. RaFsFs
. kacy, NJ, Neas'snd aaa wife. Ia
Lides, 0eo. farrell, B. AhraAaris. t.qo n
Fuller Brown Ar Ecc3. W. siu,,sns,
nj Alrs3, a. ie aRd 1aushtcT. Miss t5t,,ss
land, o. Aonur. aaf Il sssisg,,f etssx
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CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, as my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom Of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wesrers sgainst high
prices and inferior goods. II a dealer offers
w. /. DOUGLAS shoes at a reduced price,
or says be has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, put him
down as q fraud
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a NIoor,s uorrihle ne,th.

fiocHE, New, Nov. 2l.--To-night as job n
bingham, Thomas Mcmahon aud 6eron la
Papina were coming up IN a bucket in the
shaft OF the luha mine, the bucket began
turning and two OF the miners candies
went out, Papina, who "steered. struck
/ bis head against the tiIpbers under the
guides, aud was thrown from the bucket
90 the bottom Of the shaft 400 feet. lie
was mashed Into pulp The engineer.
noticing the vibration Of the rope. brought;
the bucket TO a stop, bu, both the other
men were injured. bingham having two
ribs broken
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extend unstinted sympathy 70 his sorrow
ing family.
III. John T. Wills and Mrs. Hattie Bruce,
both Of Tacoma, were united Ia MArrl&Es
The essafs 81 John Craig. decreased, con-
sleslnz OF lands ia King and Pierce sona-
ties, has been set over 70 his surviving
wtdow. Ms. Frank Gliddeu Of south Bay.
hy orfier 81 tie probate eouFt- Parts q the
estate hare been sero1ziy Transferred
slsee cfsig's Death, and there VII prob
ably be considerable future hlsa'ion
over 81
NJ. P. g. Hale has fled her nnsi ne.
e0unt a. administrative Of the estate Of
G. n Hale. decreased.
Hon. Geo. D. shaBaon Of Hogtafn Il In
-. <.ffr H.
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A FeasherweIrht Knncknu,.

NEW H0RE, Nov. al--Charscs Mccarthy
OF Jersey city aud George 5. Young OF
Brooklyn fought IL fiuish Tonight for the
bantam championship. The battle lasted
~ minutes aud 10 SECONDS and Young was
completely kaocked out in the ninth
round by a left handler GA the bridge OF his
nose. He Law unconscious on the floor
over 10 seconds, aud tao tight aud purse
were glNen 70 Mccarthy
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oLYMrIA NKws.
Building and Loan Association Dis
charged FOR ''OnensiNc
fartf.anShipss

OLYMPIA, Nov. IA building aud loan
association WAS formed in this city yestcf-
day as a branch of the Inter sfstc iintidine
and Loan Association 81 Minneapolis. aad
the following officers were elected Priest
dent, Il. NJ. Reed. Sr.s secrgiafy. r. 4.
o'Rrien; treasurer loha r. tSoweT. al,
yisory board T. G. Van kpps. I J. NcRtat-
ney. &. NJ. MOORE, J, ", kolSgts. CLAYTON
Aldridge, +. :, Horton aud III. lisgkacss.
The association starts GA. under very fssafs
able auspices. having - mcnAeFs wAo have
subscribed for 20 shSres Al 500 per shsrc,
and many more who have siguifed theis
Intention Of becoming members 81 the
association.
DISCHARGED Fog "eFFHNSlvE pEErlsAN-
sHiF.
Mr.. Elias nwyeY has returned hone
from waiia Malia. where be has heen en-
ploved In the territorial pcniteniisFy fog
several months past, aS guard. which fsnsi,
ton was secured 10 htin thnsueh tho ln-
fiuenee Of Democratic FRIENDS, ON lasG
election morning, however Nj nWyus
and Mr.. David MegEeu. as einploye If rs
years standing, telcphoutsl u thp kepURii-
can precinct committee OF Wsl1a Maiia. 10
send a carriage oei 10 the rsniteu,tAyy Ger
them, aS they wished 10 vote the Ecpnhu.
can tiCkes. A Democratic eDFiurE. hear.
ing the Mosaic, al once tslePao1vd the
Democratic mansseys 70 caallrnsc tte
votes OF nwyer and NarrelL This was az
cordtpsiy done, ha; the gNntigurs Snare
in their votes and rctnFAea Cd tAe rguA
tentlary. where they WeFe al oacr fnforntfst
that their services would D. dispensed
with. Mr.. nwyef THINKS ibi~ a yegy i,ssa.
ilaT wsy for alleged clYil s-srYlea rgfoFar.s
70 aci, but he is nevertheless Htsy wSli 81.
isned With the result
Norris
MALCOLM Mcisenald. Alton $ Grasoi saa
John ;. fOlaIns have apRSsng isrfdce Jnsiase
keady aad declared ,iaesr iAut aileiss b. is-
come citizens of the Vnlsed asfs
MI. haR Moofesd. ages1 -e FgEf,. ssa 81
DE-. A. y. Woodland diesi u ltis fatasrf < gss-
ldenec ia West OLYMPIA YESTERDAY Hsassg.
Ing, sftef AZ illness q esnt maaihs. las
funeral wll take place iaJ1a fac fagtiy
Van Has bern aud raised IN this c!iy anon .
ne has hundreds ~ friends " IS vfFg
oeepss taenfn his anilmeiy deck ase. ana 4
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Murderer ueN.lt,,. ann..,

SAN FRANCISCO, NOV. al.--John Ne
Nulty, under sentence 90 be hanged No
vember %. was told TO-DAY thai the sheriff
had teceiscd writ from the county clerk
snsRendins the execution pending the
hearing uf IA appeal which AIS ATTORNEYS
have iakeH % lhe sllnrynie court
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The rhirty-alghth Xlrtl,n.

kocUEsfEs, \. y. Nov gl-~wm neyIia,
who Jumped iram the fourth story ~ the
EteAA gauge aud lantern COMPANY :
building ea the slght II the FIRE. died o
night He - tag tAirts eighth know
ictifn
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coNnENsTn nIsrArcnrs

khe E9HFrsl es SIS lnsdVNtsaG 1lcffree
- tlse Als kuesestvr Gro WAs Aes4 wcsncs.
DAY.
~ satdnsst; Tat stay go uezuav-u ssar
eosate t,ai st.ic3fc ty s4mp.nS tn,sa R7,,ss
En ezidEr- me body sae nnt ssea arala
aiisS cn.e-ies i.e s1ter.
Use ~tackiaa fnse,sA3 s1aH ssssa ths
chsiap is.ssaie Ieuastss oi sac California
sagse >oa AjaglS 3 l5aV.siys
tafA s. Barril. f.aar.vfs- - as
Nssaiatio8 sa ffas Is be- 3 critical
cVAdieoh &c r. sUEesiar 8ra afnes-
sad Is uat esfas,s 70 llys tss-a ssts-
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SwFT-S SPECIFIC
Is entirely : vegetables preparation co--
tainlnS no Mercury. Pot.sh. Arsenic. er Other
poisonous snhs-ar> -
swTrTS SPECIFIC
u=s cz-ci hr7d-1ss OF cases Of EFithesio
rza OF Cancer q the skin, thousands Ct c-scs
q Eezem,, Esood Hunors and skin Diseases.
azd hundreds CT thoux1nts o. cases OF Srz'of
ula, Blood Poison and Esood Ta.rt-
sv7rr.s SPECIFIC
has relieved thousands Of cases OF Ee-ca-
Iizl Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness Of
the Joints.
CHkTrzsocaA. Tf-xx.. June q, fsss-Swtft's
Specific ca. Atlanta. Ga--Geutlenel In tho
s sses par s g sss pssssat % e1 sa
taking s. s. s. under advice Of another. ar1
today feel greatly improved I am still
% until ann perfectly well Ibeiieve it VII
effect perfeescure. fo1rs truly.
Doc p. HOWARD,
Iii West Sixth St
CorrxHrs, S. C, Jaiy :, fsss-Ths Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga--Gentlemen: was
for two years could gef no permanent re-
lief from any medicine prescribed by my
physician took over . dozen bottles OF
your s. s. s, End now am as well as ever
was In my life am sure your medicine
cared me. and I wUsld recommend ft 90 any
one suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly, O. E HUGHES.
Conductor G. 4 q. Z T.
waco, TExAs~ozay 9. isss-Gentlcnen The
wife Of one OF my customers WIS terribly
AFFLICTED with a ioafhsome skin disease. that
covered her whole body. She was confined
20 her bed for several years by this affiicfien,
and could not help herself at ALL SIC could
not sleep from violent itching and singing
OF the skin. The disease baf1ied the skill OF
the physicians who treated It Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swift's Specific,
and she commenced 10 improve almost I'm
naedfately. and In n few weeks she was APP
parently we'll She Is now q hearty fine
looking Lady, with no trace OF the affiiction
left. Yours very truly, j. 4. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT sFEcrFIc Co, Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ga; New York, &c broadway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-22

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-22

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FIRST shipment of timber for the bridge to-
day. The first piles were driven for the
piers to-day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-22

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