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OLD OCEANS DEPTHS.
TEX sLBsTxeSsr sErssE ALEXIS rHr
-eoasT eY WssHlxsTox.
woive. 81 the Sea Have Driven
Away the Haiibut frsna the shores
Of this Territory The rre.~ns
Season ynfaverabie.

TAe rreest cruise % the United states
lisa commission steamer AIfa,rv=s. now tf,
port, along the shs-e 81 Washington Terri
tory fspsn Cape F1aftery 70 shcalEaser bay.
confirms the web settled opinion Of old
residents, who have given the szhjees
their study. If the fsod fsh supply Of these
Naterx- On the crrfSe Just ended. nal;tsut
was the special object Of investigation. and
tie result Is sut5otned
Judge JaFnes o. swan Of Port Townsend.
the wei known naturalist. has for wears
given close ssudy to the halibuf sl1pplF OF
the eoass Of Washington Territory. and b.
arrived ~ Inc conclusion long ago that
this fsh does not remain, in numbers
worth consideration, after the month Of
June The Indians, rho are the original
fishermen OF our coast. never dropped
their lines for halibnr later than June. for
the very good reason that halihat could
not be caught after that time. Their win
ier's supply ID always taken carly IN the
summer They maintained that toward
the iirst Of July dogfish aud sharks drove
the halibut away.
Practical Investigation hy the capable
aud experienced men in the AIbatross fur
nishes proof Of the Indians theory. and
point to the fact that successful fisning for
haIibut at this season Of the year can be
carried on only IN waters north Of the
Straits Of Fnea-
Upon application Of P0sr-IsTKLIf-
sEycKe man the commander Of the Aba
trss~. the naturalist. and the fisheries ex-
peri very eonrte0nsiy furnished this jour
nal with memoranda Of the cruise. They
are as follows.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors Office
Yesterday

Thirty deeds were fled for record yes
terday, five of these for nominal eonsidere.
tions. The considerations OF the remainder
were s7a.0S 10, an average Of sSie2- Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished by Wood &
Osborne, abstracters of titles:
A. Cass ct al. 10 archie spence, sell of
sei4 see 3, and tract in west end of SD
of swl4 see 2. in all iIss acres. TIP z. n. r6
e, Sl090.
j. Compton to 5. d. Rosenbaum, lots /
and 2, see II, Up 3 n, e, 7l.7o acs, SIS, lao.
f. Alexander TO K. Hottnann, lot /, blk
6, Emunciaw suppti. $40.
X. Langdon 10 Kirkland Land & I'm
proYement Company, nels OF se14 OF sec %,
tp % n, G, 500.
A. Nelsop 10 l. S J. Hunt, lots 3. 4 and
5, see 6, Up = n, c, l37 acres, $1,000
J. G.. O'conner to l.. ;. J. Hunt, 1886
acres in lot Is in Aels Of nwl4 see IL. tp %
N. ; c, siso5
NV. De Mott 10 l.. $. J. Hunt, lot and
sel4 OF swis see 5. tP - n, 8 e, 1880 acres,
SOLO.
Kirkland Land & improvement Com
pany aud l.. ; J. Hunt to X. Langd0n,
Swls of sel4 of see ., tn - n, > G, 81.
Z. p. Ferry TO J. A. whaiiey, Wis OF sea
see "a, and nwi OF nell see .. tn = n. r 4
e. 81 80.
II. G. strive TO David Ferguson, lot 4, NV
u of ne I sec 10, tip - II, c, Si2.565 Co.
=. n. DnSsuIerfie 10 DdNiu FCEEuents. ltt>
Il, Il, IL, blk 5, Jackson street. xi;42-
K. Abrams 10 j. &. Blowers, lot 3, blk 20,
d. T. Denny's, 5000.
E. w Mills 10 Jacob Furth, lot 3, blk 4,
McNaught's. $500.
John Thompson to Emma Thompson,
Sc 4 OF ne OF he I see ~, TIP u u, G,
10 acres, Sieo.
q. w Tlb5eits to I. Cooper ct al, a tract
in Sc a of sc sec -, TIP a n, 6 e, $500.
Ben Laws to James Martin, c = lot >, blk
?, Englewood. $50.
John Peterson to Sarah J. Bull. lots IL
and II, blk Is, Laws I'd add, 81.
A. j. Baker 10 VIM. Howe, lots L, ,, blk
20, Yesler's End, 500.
T.. Brennan ct. al 10 5. Ferguson, lots ), g.,
blk -, Yesiers lst., $3.50.
g. II. Littlewood TO e. ". Carter, tract
LOG. West Seattle, 5 acres, 5000.
Hugh AeAleer to ii. J. McSorley Ell ais.
al nwi sec IS, sci of swl4, aud swi OF
SET see Is, tip "A II, % c, 81
J. Schroeder To Il. Z. Slater, lots 2, 3, blk
y, Bells 9Th, $500.
f. Blewett TO T. H. CLARK. lots i6, IL. blk
30. Denny & Hoyt's. 500.
{. &. Calkins 10 J. c. Swath, lots ] TO &,
acre 8, tract g, Maple Leaf. $50.
r. w. Goodhue TO NJ. G. Hall, lot >, blk
%, II. I. Denuy's Park. $3.50.
F. T. Sander TO r. Brennan, ct al, lots 8
and q. blk p, Yesler's filst, 5000.
5 +. Hall to J. NJ. rrimble, lots Z and 4,
blk 9. Halls. $50.
}. H. McGraw 10 Jacob Furth, 81 of swi4
OF sci, sec 70. Up . n. T c. $1,000.
r. Dolan to =. +. smith. lot 10. blk &,
Union. 81.
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i pEAlraAI vIEw.


es.le rra4lrtrJE GROUSE AZ fliis rEts'S
oF Tag fsAa-
~ 2 AI.Nan8ss. tse asaeriee eyucri
.eftae ship. gave TIE following facts
~ lsII e bs5illg grounds eh gee
straits oE JsAu ae sUta aaH beiNetl tbFt
Heafs ana ,.as.e Ffatterg Az Ta Doubt very
,.-,',s5. IN ,.-ts.a Seasons. bslf al the pres
trt gse q t!t.s fish is ro lsras 9uAafiifes
WRtshas sFawi Uoes vcrs go % many
,,l'sl-ss "a tals rrunBd- a icg helpas wrfe
tskru "a 20 l.1r. sAowiaE iaai 49, laii
100. -se,1sie lr sw1tG cf fas deg nsA 1l&
sbs-&x Traai Naes we-o left c4Hn tAe
a,1af ieuEfh pf nsae t1ts ilrf-a 49, pr
II fsf fas h1sfen si-rra tssa b t47se
hassss4 haii $50 .tef a-As 80
$50 t-af1Atns - the Saao"ieFs @o+itg y. =
ana Oscar sad Aafsse q Is7let s@f''e' -
tsvs gsses.s saa ,.isrg fsasraea talvA
q 81 feW E-ips etl % EsAcA % '--F'
sr-aua eaea yta-. -...,.
Ua~las sac utntff SOB s-s
t1slz n.sa. u5.B 3. visited e. me etass
tse- +fr-.1 sFlt4s EAls ssieee As@
fapk atiue Is sara siHse f,zeN ftts ~ -
fsHsf.- kaa.t-ta tifs ~ TIE Nosf5stst' Z
ir.ersr. So fs1sl ts,eHt ssesX iaist ts-.-
ssrijE itc tsaasi,hea ..s.
Eu iu $3.50 sif litef Hss2 - y rs -e
as (. arnaf "a = -aagthCsii tfip, -aaF astT-4
80 sr1ftfs srl-l lsre g. D. sf1-ai- 10.
ia 5frf ea1 g. iolHa 81 vast aeatt'.
ass faase Ess tlie dee.i.A sa'e 20 ~ ~
.sas a. fhss ss'a - gre = +~s ~.
zrrag eaausl2atr os uf4 4eA 49,.
,.t5rt fess fhesa NsfarS Else>c E'sfei
~ tse eseaA seVva e. fske 5ss. = fssfsai ~. 4
tha esa,s "a, ,ssiyias AaAs al t.tlt.e -
srosa ~ Essa -sffzl@siae tas''4fss H1et'
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AN ANSWER TO COL. HArSEs.
Manly Letter from the County Central
COMMITTEES.

Under instructions from the Republican
county central eonmIftee, Mr. K. Il. Al
bcrison, the secretary. yesterday addressed
the following letter 10 Col. J, c. Haines;
SEATTLE. W. r., oct. B. iSss
Col. J. &. Haines, Seattle, W. T.; Dear
.sir-I have the honor 10 acknowledge, in
behalf of the King County Republican
central committee, the reception OF yonr
letter OF resignation as chairman and also
rs member Of that body.
Al a meeting OF the central committee.
called 10 consider the matter of y0nf resig
nation, am dires'ed 10 say in response,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted. aud ordered 10 be spread upon
the minutes.
'Rss0sresi, That while approaching the
deiicacv of sentiment that has prompted
Colonel Haines 10 sever his official eounec-
ton with our party organization, we freely
assume To say that no Republican In King
county will! learn without regret that he
has felt constrained % pursue that course.
The services OF Colonel Haines in behalf
of the Republican cause have been marked
blythe most conspicuous zeal and ability,
and the obligation under which the party
rests, IN consequence, would be still iurth-
or dcepened by his continuous discharge
OF the Important duties 80 long Imposed
upon him. While the positive aud I'M
qualified withdrawal on the part of Colo
mel Haines leaves US no other recourse than
10 aHcept nus fcBigftattnhs IN taxing th0t
action we desire 10 express The full aud uu-
disturbed confidence which we rePesc In
him both as man and a citizen. We feel
assured that the high reputation for honor
and integrity he has always sustained will
stand without faint or hlemish the scverest
tset 20 which II may be exposed. aud we
tender him our deopes; sympathy ia the
trying position that most peFTerse for
tune has for the time being forced hiHl %
occupy before the public"
Ia notifying yon 81 this action Of The
e0mmittee, l beg to ada personally that the
resolution adopted meets with my own
warm aud unqualified endorsement.
Feeling entire confidence that your fun
vindicatiun will result frnm the invvstlga
ton yuu are now 40 diligently pressing 10
issue, | remain. very truly yours,
X. u. ALnERrsoS, Secretary.
The committee elected Mr.. Alhcrtsoa as
chairman 20 succeed Col. llaines, and } 7,
Mitchell as secretary 20 succeed Mr. Al.
k.rf-af4
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THE GROUNDS ExAMrSEp.

srATgxEsT BY THE COMMANDER As TO
souSDiSos AND LOCALITIES
Commander z. L. Tanner gave the fol-
lowing memoranda Of the cruise:
The United states fish commission
steamer AIbatross sailed from this port
September II to make primary examine
ton OF the coast of Washington Territory
end the west coast of Vancouver in the In
terest Of the sea fisheries Isolated banks
have been known for many years north
and west OF Cape Fiattery, but the & ~
portion OF the coast has never b~f 70.
examiner
The >s had reports OF three banks,
the - miles southwest of Cape
Flatts x a depth oi 80 fathoms
another, - = vest III Point Greenyllle.
having the satlo savpth, while a third was
reported 81 miles west of Shoalwater bay.
The examination OF new banks being
the particular mission of the Albatross.
she proceeded ~ once 10 develop them in
the order mentioned.
\ depth Of sc fathoms was found on the
position assigned 10 the first, and 1913 faith
oms ON the second, entirely too great a
depth for even Gloucester fisherman TO
set his lines in.
An examination OF the coass from Cape
Flastery 10 Gray's harbor was then made,
both trawl aud hand lines being used. at
Intervals of few miles securing such fish
as usually take the hook Founders and
other slow moving species were taken in
the beam trswi which was frequently used
10 determine the bottom fauna, particu-
larry such forms as enter into the food sup
ply Of the fishes occupying the grounds.
The character of bottom from the Cape
20 Cray's harbor was fine gray sand, appa-
rently recent drift with no indications of
''live bottom" usually found on fishing
banks
The report regarding the third bank was
of Indian origin and proved more reliable,
rocky patches being found over an area
about d iuiles In length and Is in width
It's ceutcr about west by sOath = miles
from shoaiwaier, the depth ranging
from a. faihoms l6 miles southwest one
fourth west from Point Chehalis, Gray g
haFbOr. 10 20 faihoms 80 miles southwest
by west from the same point
While the Aihafross' investigation in
cluded all food fishes, as well as the ina
rine fauna generally. particular attention
was given 10 haitbut One Specimen only
was taken south of Cape Fiettery, while
Off the coast of Vancouver they were
found az nearly every station, although not
I'm great numbers.
The coast. including the fishing banks,
was found to be Infested with dogish and
shark, which would put az effeciuai stop
TO profitable fishing. even II valuable fishes
remained on the bank in Sufficient NUN
bers. but the probability is thai they leave
while the grounds are occupied by their
VoraciOuS enemies
From Investigations already made aud
such local Information as could be obtain
ed, IL Is evident that the coast fisheries are
confined Ia seasons. as Is the case on the
Atlantic seaboavd.
The best season in this locality, outside
OF Cape Flattery. Is probably from early
spring Ia the latter part of June, after
which dogiish aud sharks are known to
take possession OF the banks 20 the exclu-
sion Of food fishes.
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
sensing Republican Rally at Du'
vanish Church.


vanish Church.
lss Repaellean campaign In King
s'ealy opened last evening with a rausing
es's'i's al nuNainish church. 1t was de-
s'@eis IN contrast with The Democratic
&es'ag a. the same place Saturday night.
aaea By SEXUAL count Just four persons
s'e ne speakers were present. aud
nN hi ihose state that they are Rcpub-
- :, aud only went 20 see the finn. Witch
'sa,slapea into funeral
Sliias Horton was ehalrp,na OF III. meet.
~ - ~ bigdt, and upward Of forty per.
WE pfNsout. Including several ladies.
!. Neesia. The Republican candidate
q. s-s'telting attorney. made rafting
~ Alhase speech. la which he thor
- reviewed the tSspcS IL the cam
81 ne was frequently Interrupted
- Si'ilssss', a. Werg ali o. She speakers.
49, Nlhhear, ". +. khlnehart and ". &.
each made telling short speeches.
a.. seHest was called on and was taken
- ~ surprise, but develoNea iuto n
s,s.,.., Asfs Twain, Die kept the audience
a..N ' ~ @ith laughter iuraguartcf 81 su
Sess.s "siie pc ta.I hamcly truths ia a
-, vs. JOAN if McGyaW was also
Z. a'l1 said = fsU words
ses,' /. " iae taud}Sates Will a3dress the
49, e'a0Enta-, sud vill ca So Kent
ara White river Sa-uFlaF even
- ia'l Hsi 90 tsuiv euraEcmcass faT
8 &,l'tet ~ ihr month Will De found
saterlNus columns Hates retl
~. s'iaaes3 i1r ,rery srses lav ntcAi
Wa eIcpsias
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nRANn FxrIHslnNs-

Excursion tickets. rood for SIX months,
siIli on sale going via Soyihern Pacific
railroad and returning Via Canadian Pa
ciiie. Union Pari8c aud Denver < RIO
Craaae. thc =reaf saruie ru1ie. and oregon
short Line or Saa Francisco. 81 50athlFn
Pacific, through California, ard b. Eaii or
boat from ~sa Francisco % Paget sound. AZ
from $50 70 SIgt q Tickets new on sale
via - Paul, Chicago. omaha. CauaeE
Rlu.fs. Kansas Gifts. Denver. Ssii LAKE, pg-
den. - Louis, Fl fsS9. DesH ~, san fiiesn,
san FFaaciseo and ether principal cities RI
the Union Ticket office
A. CHIIREaa, AEent :. =. t.E,
corner MN and Commercial streets
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles 7. Terry is arranging for an
extended trip 10 Australia.
Messrs. 4. J. Hamilton aud Charles r.
Mnnday. who have been attending court
ut Tacoma. returned to Seattle last evening
Mr. Barnle Andrews, the popular con
duciof on the Puget Sound Shore railroad,
left Seattle Tuesday, accompanied by his
wife, for a pleasure "trip 10 New York. He
expects TO be absent about two months.
Mrs. Judge Allyn. whose voice at the ar.
Dor Association concert last evening was
such treat 60 those present.. Is the guest
Of Mrs. Judge Burke.
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LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD MAN"
OF TIE NORTH PACIFIC. EXMAYoR
IESLER
sEATTLE. sd. Do. lNss

SEAEttt. Sept. 10, ANNn-
Having constantly ~ answer letters of
inquiry IN relation to DR.. J. Eugene Jor-
dan ard the many cures reported by his
Histagenrtie system of Medicine, beg 10
take these means Ia answer all such ques-
tons. to-wit:
have hag the honor and pleasure of the
Intimate acquaintance with DIR. J. Eugene
Jordan for several years, lie Is a gentle
man OF culture aud refinement aud the
peer Of anyone ia the medical profession.
Many OF the wonderful cures which are re-
ported in his published volume entitled
.The Entire Revolution Of Medicine. are
personally known - me. hr. Jordan :
success in this parf Of the country with his
grand Histogeuefic system IS certainly un-
paralieled. and while ! am neither q
prophet nor the son OF one venture 80 pre-
dict that the time is no; far distant when
his II sioEcuetic system VIII be the stan
dard medicine Of the day with the inteil-
gent CLASSES. Respectfully yours,
II H. l. YESLKR
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POET sLAxrIEY WEATHER

Following Is the ofsciai rrcorsf OF the
weather At Port Blakelgy during sepsen-
lssr As taken by Mr.. r. n Ho<kin<cn. the
Of csal observer. For the benefit Of new
corners and EsSern readers II may be
stated this; there Is no signal ofssce IN Seat
tie and that Port Blskeisy Is oniy nine
niles distant from this city. - that the
record Of one place is practically the rec
ord for the other.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
LExINeroN, cowlItz Co. oet.

LEXINGToN, CoWIitz Co, Oct. ;.
TO THE EpIToE: Rev. &C. Mclaughlin,
who nys,eriously disappeared from the
steamer Telephone, Aug. I, while on his
way from Portland 10 Astoria, has not yet
been heard OF. II is possible that in At
of insanity he may have taken the train at
kalama for some place on the Sound or
even wondered ON to Victoria, b. c. Any
Information of his whereabouts, il living,
would be a boon 20 his much afflicted wife
Several notices of his disappearance, with
his description, have appeared in the Posi-
iSrELLlGEScER- other papers please copy
and much oblige,
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.HE.s ~ R1aIIr- a--Mr. A. ]. l,ross. cnr

HIS ALL RiaHT. MIR. A. J. Cross, con-
tracing agent of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad. who has been visiting
Seattle with party Of friends, said yes;er-
day: II am confident that Harrison and
protection viii carry every Northern state.
At first hal some doubt about New
Jersey. but have not nav. IL is wonder
full how all classes are combined 10 over
throw Cleveland and his free trade theo-
ries- II by any hook or crook Cleveland
should be elected. he viii see me. If he
should chance 10 visit Chicago next
winter, wear q small far mufiier aud a
linen Guster, as have = wager which VIII
require me TO do this il should lose"
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PLEASED WITH THE NEW MANA miner
nj the Gilman coal mines writes as follows:
THE miners at this place gave Mr.. j. NJ. Z,
Atkinson a grand reception on his arrival
here. We are all delighted over his APP
polntment to the position of vice presi
dent OF the seattle Coal & Iron Com
pauy, and the best of feeling prevails.
Work viii be resumed here Monday, and
no more trouble need be anticipated as
long as Mr.. Atkinson is az the head Of
affair. here -
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have opened their store A. lis south Serors3
street, where they esrrx zae 1i1e es seal
skins and other flars. made N ana rasae
TO order.
We have iuss made purchase in Neg
York Al aurtien Of 10 pieces al wosa. are.
quarter dress eoods. worth = cents. They
viii De sold al - vii arrive about the
lesh OF octotser- TSkias. SiugerEnsR & Co.
G. T. Miller 4 Co, successors to Comp
have removed from Issss James street 70
lis Nil street. in TIE Occidental block
Al six ribsoa. say shs.se in Nos. 5. :.
and L FOG cents ysrd- Great bargains
on second fo0r. Art Departments Toklas,
singeEfnsn & 60.
Ladies' Hair dressing Parlar. corner Main
and secola streets shsSpoainz and hair
work Of every description ca hand and
made 70 order. ap2seow
The only reliable place in seattle to buy
your goods We bay direes from the mills
and saxe the middle mans prosis Tokias.
Singermsn & Co.
our dress making Department - superior
TO ANYTHING on the Pacific coast style and
at guaranteed Tokias. Singerman & Co
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company offer a
reward for any cough thef cannot Be cured
Fifty-four-ineh assatet sseklnS ladies'
cloth 60 cents. bought direct from the
mills Toklas, Singernsn q Co.
sc asinch towels II the great sale The
biggest lot of goals ever received in seat
tie We lead. Chester cieary-
Ladies scarlet All woul vests at &c They
have no equal at 81 - in this market.
Toklas. SiugeraszH 4 To-
Prof. billions dancing school Fridays
at $50 ,. m. Juvenile class Saturdays AZ
? p N. af TuTaer hail
All wool scarlet twiIieSi fianuel, 20 and 3
ceais. bought at New York auction. Toklas,
singermau &Co-
Our stock OF eloaks and wraps is wen
worthy of your attention. Teklas, Singer
man 4 Co.
1854 cents all linen damask. the sale of
house-furnishing goods this week. Cleary.
900 pieces of carpets viii arrive at our
store this week. Toklas. Singerman & Co.
Chester Cleary, the great leader OF low
prices, has big sale ON hand this week.
Prices, prices on FURNISHING goods.
This week our big sale Chester Cleary.
New attractions Monday In our millinery
department Toklas. Singerman & Co.
We have the banner stock in every de-
parrment Toklas. Slngerman & Co.
7,Scents linen glass toweling, our big
purchase arrived. Chester cleary.
cents 2i-inch all linen crash at the
great sale. Chester Cieary.
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ISrrREsrLNa ~ lApRs

5 Norton. manager ios the s.ueer
MamuEseieelug Company, "a Front strcei.
seattle has .ao5gecvs 2 Gfsf class sewiag ma
chime mechanic. aH,i Nii TeFasf ya-i'hiu t's
o-fser hg iassfai card and Ef Wiil send for
r7aeair-e Ts ness dlt leellrs ard parts
~ 81 ssar machines sausIGntlF ON
hag1 sdls.-Aas4 u.aeSlnes tougnf and
.ai4 See oar ncE aaarh res. tss' in Tire
seor.d. fersas 80 stsif Satisfaction s'arsti-
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swrFT.s SPECIFIC

hWlfA > HfENlfiS
Is entirely q vegetable preparation con,
tainins no Mercury, Potasii. Arsezl.c. OF otAgr
poisonous substances
swyT-s srEcIFIc
uas ct.-cl hundreds OF eases OF Eplthel.o,
ma or Claccr Of the Skin. thousands II c-scs
Of rc=aaa, E,ood HHrnors and skin Diseases,
and hundreds CT thousands OF cases ofScrot.
ula, Blood Poison and Blood Taiat.
swTT's SPECIFIC
Has relieved thousands Ct cases Of Mcrcsi-
nal Poisoning, rheumatism aasl Stiffness -
the Joints.
CHATTANOOGA. Tf.Ss., Juno q, 1sss-s5wift'a
Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.-Geatlemen: Ii The
early part OF the present year, a bad case Of
blood foison appeared upon me. ! began
taking ). s. s. under advice OF another ami
today feel eresstiy Improved. 1 am still
taking tho medicine and shall continue u d.
so until am perfectly well IbsiieSeit VIII
Doc. Z. HOWARD.
III West Sixth ST.
CoLuzrrA. & c., JAY Z, fseS-The Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga--GeutIemen: was
a great sufferer from muscular rheumatism
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