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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

a fine line Of square base burners at
johnson L ElertSOn's. Drop in and
take look at them. %
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

a Nasal Injector free with each bot
tie OF ShilOh's CatarTh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. j. a. McMurphey
druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

The best cough medicine n earth
Warner White Wine of Tar Syrup.
Price soc. Sold 10y ali druggists. ly
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

Night Shirts at weisenl's Clothing
StOrp
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

FOlsOm's Fifty Years in the
Northwest" is for sale at the Phoenix
drug store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

Red Bandanas in silk and cotton at
Weisend's Clothing Store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

New Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, etc, received daily at Weisend' S
Clothing store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

.Hackmetack. a lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price % and 50 cents.
j. 4. McMurphey, druggist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

SHEEP FOR SALE.-I50 good stock
sheep for sale. Inquire of Dan. Cur
Iier,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

Call and examine the coal stoves at
johnson x ElertsOn's before invest
ing. %
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

Get prices for painting, granting
&c. of Knapp & Lindquist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

The largest and finest line of Neck
wear ever brought to the city at
Weisend's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

Cook and heating stoves cheaper
than ever before at johnson & Ebert
sons %
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

For RENT.--A dwelling on Cascade
Avenue, opposite the Normal. In
quire OF Airs. III. Ripple. Nv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

The North star Lung and Throat
BaIsam is a sure cure Tor coughs and
colds. 4O-ly
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

Large variety Of dried fruits, choice
California pTunes. raisin cured plums
&c. at Henriksen's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-08

The Weld school house, in Troy was
burned this forenoon at about eleven
O'Clock. We have not learned the
particulars.
River Falls Masonic Lodge is expect.
ing visit from Grand Lecturer NJ. L.
Youngs next Thursday and Friday.
Nov. Is and 10.
Supper will be served at six O'Clock
at Opera Hall this and tomorrow
evenings by the ladies of Trinity
Church. Patronize them.
The respective claims to power of
the Democratic and Republican
parties, were discussed with yigor by
the Boys Union last Tuesday evening.
We understand that the boys of the
city propose to demonstrate" to a
considerable extent over the Republi-
can victory, next Monday evening.
Everybody is invited.
The serenest face in town belongs to
W. F. Houston. From time to time
he has accommodated, To the tune of
about $500, such Democrats as wished
to back their talk with legal tender.
What busy, stirring world this
would be if men put just one-half the
energy into their every day business
that they display during an election
campaign. Things would simply
buzz.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
will give a dime sociable this Thurs.
day. evening at Mrs. Ulrich's, This
is The first sOciable of the season Civ.
an by the Baptist's. Let us all turn
out and give them warm support.
As the result of a series of expert
ments at the Minnesota experimental
farm, 1t has been learned that cold
water is better for cattle than warm
water, where the stable is warm. as it
causes an increase of milk and butter.
We are glad TO see the progressive
ness of the Baptists. The ordination
of their pastor seems to have given
the members new inspiration. They
are already at work putting in a hap
tistery, and an addition to the edilice
| is also to be built.
The County Board of Supervisors
will meet on Tuesday next. Nov. 18th.
Persons holding bills against the
county should present them to the
County Clerk at once in order that he
may enter them on lists for prompt
action Of the Board.
The political drama Columbia
was very credibly rendered by the
Hammond Dramatic Club at Opera
Hail last Saturday night. The attend
ance was large and all were well pleas
ed. DIR. Z. L. Boothby was the auth
or of the play and manager of the COM
pany.
About 800 of our citizens assembled
in Opera Hall Tuesday night to catch
the election news as it passed over the
wire. The applause from the Repubs
aud Dems. was about equal for a time,
but the latter soon '.dwindled to a
whisper low
Mr.. John Gilmer Speed has become
the editor of The American Magazine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

The American party polled "a votes
in Pennsylvania.
An odd book soon 70 be published
in New York for private circulation i
- contain a catalogue OF the very
wealthy men of the United states.
Ahoat 90 wears ago similar book
was printed and the standard Of
wealth then WAS fixed af 500 COO
Non It i, 81 pn1u o.
Edison has. If Is stated. devised
doll With a small phonograph inside.
which talks when TIE handle is
turned The rho8sEraph is placed in
receptacle Ira the chest Of the doll
and the handle protrIieS When it
i tarned the words appear 20 issue
from the dolls mouth Edison has
also dcvi ed a clock which announces
the time by speaking; the talking
apparatus being Of coarse, phono-
graph.
General William seward. the son II
liucoin's secretary uf state. lives In
the Seward homestead as Auburn. y
y, The hou~e was built by his
mother : father Ia I>lf. and j. sur
roundcd by pleasant grounds. The
library which loakS ont over \ wide
sweep 90 lawn, i allied With raemcntos
OF the late statesman. Who~e son sti.i
SITS At tne desk gpoa which hss fam
oa, father wrote che Nest and prob
ably the ov~t a3 his numerous spetc he,
Mr. nalford who has issl been ar-
pointed private SECRETARY t. ten
Harrison, wsl enjoy she rreat
responsibility and . salary of Selsi
per year, In the executive depart
nseDG under him vii he one assistant
a. $50 Ier wear. two clerks % Slfn
-. a. tae clerks ~ Sl-os each. tSo
eivrk- 80 sltss each. tao clerks a.
$50" sAch one CLERK AZ SiSsa. stew
ard 20 Sl>'o So usher az Sltso. nine
usher. aocrAeeQcr- aud messengers
al Si@" each. Waterman 40 Sgo
nn4 fireman AZ N>sst lie VII i-s Al
the head ot loroe e. y uacn. having
di7ectiy 60 SO wiGh the chief az the
nation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
TRADE AND FINANCE,

SEATTLE. Nov. 90
Sugar advanced X Of eent since las
report We now quote graduated. sIze;
extra {. 5s<c: c. &c. ]. A. Hatfield & Co.
received 1850 lbs turkey from Minneapolis
to-day. A large number OF chickens were
sold for Thanksgiving day owing TO the de-
iicienf supply 81 gobblers. Fresh turkeys
nov retail az g5c dressed. six hundred
sacks Of oats and 20 tons Of hay were in
Guided among to-day's receipts The
steamship Umaiilla loaded ~. 2iO sacks Of
oats for the san Francisco market this
evening
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
CEfPfs- During the last q hours the
merchandise and produce receipts a. this
port have been as follows. Puget sound
Shore raai 80 tons. steamers-Ediih
ton, Quincy tons. Eliza Anderson 49,
tons, Clara Brown ton, Glide tons,
Premier Is tons, steam schooner jeanne 400
tons, Idaho tons. Fanny Lake 80 tons,
schooner T.. J. Perry As tons. Total re-
eeipts. s95ts tons. Among the receipts
were igi sacks Potatoes. 6Oo sacks oats, 405
sacks -four 10 sacks bran. $40 sacks short-,
10 barrels meal, 40 sacks salt, 10 sacks tur
nips, 10 drums cheese, 10 kegs butter, box
eggs. 20 boxes Goldfish, - boxes herring. q
boxes apples. % boxes pears, cases aud
kegs syrup, boxes dead aud eoops live
turkeys, 8 co0ps chickens, II sacks oysters,
5 eases cigars boxes tobacco, 700 cases
coal oil. car load condensed milk. bids
hides. II bdis trees, 2i9 kegs nails, 20 tons
hay, = carload sheep. 40 head cattle, head
calves. head horses, 1000 feet lumber.
SHfPMEN fS-During the last - hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from Seattle 20 the surrounding country -
follows Puget Sound shore road 81 tons
steamers Umafilla ga tsns, Quincy tons.
Evangel III tons. Filth tons, Munroe "a
tons. Eliza Anderson u tons. Glide 5 tons.
Clara Brown = tons. lola tons Total
shipments 70 = tons
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OLYMPIA NEws,
Mtenixht Outrage -rsthian Social
Personal.

OlYNrtA, Nov. SO-A few days as,s wt,
Billings au old Olympia hay. started a bar
ser shop Ia room IN NaUnE's hotel, and
during the short Time Il has heen ia ofrr
alton he has done u very geod business
This evidently excited the envy OF soas
evil wishers OF his. for last nighs his shcp
was lorcibly entered by uukuowu psrtiys,
who cut his raaor straps into shrcsis NHd
scattered the piecos on the Hecr They
then took his oil. hay rum and powder.
and poured them into wash basin. Al
thls juncturT thcv werc pvidtniiY frifht.
esed away, for lhc SasorS aud esther prop
erty were icfg intact ot coarse. 10 l. ne
cesSary for Mt. RiNiaeS 20 close his ShCp
Cor few DAYS until he can Procure ucW
s,ranS and appliances. ior wa.ch be has
already sent. No time nor pains viii b.
spa4eG To ascertain Who the perfetrator of
the deed was, 30 he can he hsosSat % Jas
Gee.
capital Lodge, Ne. IS. X. az T., atiis meet
fns last nlEht elected the following 90
fceFs: Gus Harris. { c, G. r., White. v
C.. Joseph Suidef. T., {. NJ MoorC. NJ of
r.: NJ. Harris, N. 81 r. T. W. Davis. X IL
Il. and :; Ihos. II. CayansaFh ~ at A.
q. 4. Moumaa. l. c. 4. A. ktii5aEs. o. e.
After the bsSlnesS of the session haA bsrn
transacted, the memecrs el she lodge ssl
iowa TO VERY hife sapFer whivh bad hocu
prepared for the cCeaslNn aud 80 thg De
yoatlng Of which they devoted several
hours Of time Numerous gassis wcSe pro
posed and rvaeutci 10. sE6 sauch cx
oellent music was eaicyed daF.ag the
evening.
Capt, L. A. Kitten has sold 10 M. Erle
kiitoa = ac7es N the Austin Donation
clssta. West pi~ mpis. for ssss.
Mr.. & J. Melton Of Indiana. brother Of
Mrs. John n Tweed, Uha passed few
days In this city last ntoath. was 40 wcil
pleased with Paset Sound thai he VAL
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puYALLUr NEWS.


prYALIrP, Nov. p Buainess wes en-
sfreiy sussxisaed in town to-day on aeeoae:
II ThanksziyloK There was united scr
vice heia Ia the Baptist church Al n a 70. !.
c8ndusfed b. Rev. Davis Of size Hethosiik;
church.
Mr. z Meeker has jest sold bis corner
property, on Meridian street. 10 W g. Iinils,
Tor 1000 Nine years aza Hr. Meekef
s,s1ssxhs this iDf for -. This II convincing
evidence Of the great increase 10 the price
n properly IN PaysliHp. snt shows hOS
the town T. progressing
4. IL nov almost certain thai the depot g ]
the Paw ailap Valley railroad viii - i0cetfl
a. the foot u Factory street this being IN
a straight line Nfth the Northern fscinc
dspot, The lois In the vicinity Of tfis
strsst.t have nearly all been sold within The
fest few days. and there Is st;Il eonsldere-
hse fusuiry for choice property
Mr. Cook, architect. Of 1aeoras, has 5Hsf
enrspIeted plans for q new first class res
faarant 10 he built on Meridian street, be
Tow Pioneer. The front elevation u three
stories bixh, and is Of rather an imposing
apf4arance. some idea Of the sire Of the
building MAY be formed By ssying that II Is
to be $50 feet long. Iaternsiis Il Is 10 BE
finished Ia ffste!ass style. With all saiia
bic accommodations for iaiies and gentle
men. Altogether IL viii be quite an eegni.
stion To ihe town Of Puyaiinp, and VIII
meet a long felt want
The hop market Il rather inactive at
present. Jass now the supply exceeds tac
demand aud prices are shade lower.
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
An Obstacle In the Way OF tho
Washington & Idaho.

SPOKANE Falls. Nov s0-A special from
Washington gives information that the
Northern Pacific rei'road has succeeded ht
some means TN delaying confirmation hv
the secretary ot the interior OF the her
mission given by the Indians 90 the Ccrur
d'Alrne reservation g. the Washington 4
Idaho Railroad Company 10 cross their
lands. The confirmation viii certainly he
given The party who Il looking att the
roads interests IN Washington says that 40
compromise Of any kiud has esen made
with the Northern raciac. aud none will
be made, The two roads, 10 Is said. will
use the same Pass through the Jtunr
dAlenc mOunisius. aud owing Ia It's mar
fownesS, will have tn run over the same
track tor four miles. - authorized In the
ses of congress pr9vidiug for such an
emergency. This viii leave both roads tn
dependent IN every pagucular. and al
rumors 10 the contrary are absolutely
else.
FOUND DEAD.
The dead body Of man was found near
Davenport yesterday, aud from papers vu
his person u Is supposed his name is
Nelson.
sia PAYMENT
The Seattle & Eastern Construction Co
paid ont to-day Sio0no tvr construction
work on the Seattle road
ANEtANcH0LN cASs
lnasmuch rs those whose aorai ohliga
ton Il was 10 lock after Major Barter. late.
editor OF the EFrific. have refused 10 in
teres; themselves. the CitiEvnS afV raising
apnrse 10 have him properly cared fog.
He i fast becoming = mental Week. and
much sympathy fog him Is expressed
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,.rshshly soon return 70 remain psfsa-
nenfiy.
Tae sfearney Hsslie tpsk . large party 81
sfsorfsBaen 70 Sisqssily bsts yesterday
Who returned guile late Ia TIE eFsniaS.
well supplied wfth daeka
Olympia Lodge. No. J. ]. y, -, eieSse1
the foglowJax of5rers at ffs Last regular
meeting. 4. T. 0ilerfBan. y. G.: g b.
Ysnu. ". g o. Irish. x g.: y. pst;ison-
Pg: G. z Taiss,tt, treasgrer
Mr.. 4 5. Anderson. formerly Of tbs city.
bat Who has been In New York f05 ssFeras
saonths past. has returned and wii make
Washington Tcrsibsry bis permanent
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How IL Feels to Ke Made Suddenly
Rich

4sssNHNFaA NV aA~f
Boston nam "a hu had had i pretty
bard tug WIIh fortune for srvera!
YEAR. anu Cpgl1 vita alsuruitv keen
a1oat GA the ga % resp ctabliIty. has.
a ,sdy httie fortune left him by a feia-
tive \ friend weetfl hIm s,un after
asked HIM what wa, hi~ arsi sensation
aitfr getting hi> haiois on the money.
NV nr~t sen .ailup IA te give hft
IN the Vay Of sau thing uce,iiu. -
several fellows who sl1sw 10 Re ia -
tight quarters 4, ever wa uyself. /
oozye,i the ! pale an I've slWavs
heea glad 7 ord, Tor he loseer I'm IN
possession 81 N ues the ieSer such
impulses I have
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WASHINGTON NEWS
The Seattle Road to be Built
Quickly.
THE WASHINGTON q IDAHO.
BIye Convicted Of Murder In the
Second Degree-Eyentsi In Taco
ma and Olympia.
THE WASHINGTON 3 IDAHO.

sFoxAFy FAI4s. Nov. S1--Tse track Of
The Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern reached
fbe sOmile post AZ O'Clock this afternoon.
Tfsck.IayiBg has been conducted with
great yigor, nearly six miles having been
laid since yesterday morning. being the
best record 20 far made On this coast The
average per day for the past two weeks
has been two miles per day WDsatdsle,
the most important point VIII Be reac1ee
the winter.
Chief Engineer Paul Nohr. ia copYersa
lion with your core pondeut. said that the
work laid out for nsxt season - from
WbeafaaIe H. the Columbia river on the
eastern division. while on the western d,
vision the work viii be pushed from $40
homish TO coiiy's Pass. This viii leave
about 90 miles 10 flush In 1870. ana " y
safe ID saw that through trains viii be run
ming from spokane Fails 70 seattle Dy
August, 100.
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SEw WORK MERCHANDISE nasKEr.
NEw N0EN. Nov. @-Iops-wcak and
duh
Cofrg- Options orcncd stca8y, closed
frgn >alcs. lVs.0a bass. iucladiug p,-,
&A SOS iA )aG, aui FV7. 81 eEla % March.
sarar-I;sv SRA. rcaued steady aaa
Quiet. e. = I5.a 80. extra e, 6 e latitsis.
Nos,-Stooss aud d-ln, domestic Arvcvs,
5AsssSv
Copper Easier, lake, Dee. sli g.
load Firn aa uuHJ; domestic. a. 20
Ttn-falfls steady hul dun, straits,
Rar silver. uss-.
Htroieuu og,eayi dem a. So. bat a.
ter e slight attsrsr Ca czriN trading. tyli
tark O. $50 Toe market thea t-'cape
stre1svs. atVancioe te - c sui after a
va ',ien ci'Ss3 steady. a. >t'sc. sales,
euyAae rHanyrt wARKKr
CiucAgo. Npt 20 Nhsag - closed
s,'e4acs- eash & Ht'., Jan. 81 as. NAV
co,e-yrn casa Ss.,, Jan. sSise,
Mas - 8 lae
s'csis cash .s' g, Jsa. sac, Nay
i'sfiry-Netbiux Ioipe
fe5k Es..ef; cash 81 80 Jsa. SIS q,
lsrt fsfa, cash s. I6, Jan. s. a Nav
s. e5'
cmctaa IuE srock NARxKr.
FNsCkso. Nsv sa.--t sltsc- Rcsyipfs y,
COO, ,los, tgsvts. g. .see ls's sfrzrsl 8 "a
Z -; stocktrs ami fcy7ic-s. 81 .sss1 a.. Tex
- catiir. g. fsS G. NCstrFa RANK -,
S9ss ~
HOES EeeeiH.s. fS0e. iaWse mixed
$ Sees co. hvaey, s. S,s5 Ss, HEhl, o. zee
"a
Sea q; Mcsscgus. a. t,sS s.. TgNAas.
s. sQ-s1 rf
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shiprInE fn rIllrrnse.

tosr L9RNsENp Nov. 7A--krr!Vez-
ssya@ lF jgsU{e. Saisegl-B Majestic.
tnkf hLAGK1EE. Nav. 81 --sxl tgsl - "a
fAeeislu. ArgaNet-%rhr RUheFs Searles
sailed, --ta-Sh kepgNtie
iAtass>G, Nov. sa-Tngs aalVnkc aad
Aosui, each tessuE ship, sni taS rycss
Wfth hAsa. EsSssst eat 0He seAooucI
passed in cioa1s: iresh soafarSst wiaa
eAN fkASc1sess, NeY. ~ ,lszTcs --Ssr
v silsastan, Ns1AllnN, SIR CefaHhss. rast.
lApst sAsiee -~>se NAisa Malta. Victoria
III shsfsey, TNcona
kErsAP. fxSss Eeiataed. No
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S. BAXTER & co.

VNtE 1NI ~ N I0TN % NHIt.
zoo Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
500 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Iinothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Glover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. SO Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bra -ad Shorts. mixed.
90 ton Grozsld and Roliea Farley
Spokane Kills Extra Fioar.
Ellsnsbargh Kills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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sudden Death at snohomi.l,.

sSoHOatsH. Nov. 50.--Jsmes England
died suddenly Of apoplexy this afternoon.
aged 80 He was the father of q. O..
England, a merchant, and Mrs. J. II Pas
kett Of this place. Deceased was native
Of New Brunswick aud lived in Canada
most OF his life. He leaves u wife aud
two children at this place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01

ErHiaua Naristaa Advocate
The Republicans IA Indiana tAf.
YEAR gainsd 81 - on the vote % Isl.
the Prohibition ihir,i PARTY gained
81. which gives rise 10 the Suspicion
thar Mrs. cougar was umder the eta.
psoy o the Republicans. ana EkeWis.s
sere Fisk and -. John aud Mrs. 81.
John.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-01
wALLA wALLA NEWS.
Biys Convicted In the Second De-
Dree-The Davis Murder.

WALL wAtLa, Nov so.--The Jury IN the
Blye mnrder case at 10 o'elos K this morn
INK rendered verdict Of murder In the
second degree. The verdict Is gratifying
70 the prisoner aud sanctioned by the
community.
II Is believed other arrests viii be made
for the murder Of Davis Preliminary ex-
animation In Cooper's case viii be held by
Justice whitman. Tuesday.
Court will adjourn Thursday, Judge
Lanxi0rd going 10 spokane Falls TO hold
eatfrt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Awepa.rfai ana Ny .terioa. Power

A Wonderful and " steftoos
Thai ocreit and mysterious power,
known As electro-nlz giastssnl, whose
wonders are written in every tongue,
has inspired with ave and reverence
the people OF the earth 81 various times
Of its existence. and the good works OF
those thus gifted have been sung IN
praise OF thousands If men and wo-
men who have been touched ana
healed BY their kindly force That the
age OF miracles j. not vet past = al
tested in the following eertiEeafes OF
cures
TRIBUTES 70 THE DIS DARRIs.
These parties who have been 20 mir
aculously cured are re pectahie ana
reputable, and their grateful! testInloa-
ials are fraught with words OF cheer
and hope for the afflicted. who may
md. they say. nader the tEeaimeIsk OF
these remarkable men, "a balm Tor
each i'll.
Mr.. wv. u. cALwELL, OF THE COLUMBIA
EIvER NAsuFaoTURIsG CO, ouEKp
OF scfArIc RHEuNATIsN.
To The PuBLfc-Haying heard OF
Drs. Darrin through my brother,
l. MI
numbness OF the arm Of many years
standing, was induced to apply 10
them for relief from sciatlc rheama-
tism, which was then extremely pam
ful. and also q diseased liver, from
which I suffered very much. l was
cured of rheumatism IN two weeks
time so that have felt no recurrence
OF the disease. and am rapidly recover
ing from the liver difficulty, so that
my health is batter than for several
years. Nm VI. cALSkLL-
Skamokawa, W. I.
MRS. cHAsE's WONDERFUL RECOVERY.
To THE PrBLTC-Drs. Darrin have
relieved me vi dyspepsia, sick head
ache. catarrh OF the bladder and ulcer
alton which was almost death to en-
dure. The day | went 10 them bad
to be helped to the wagon. ! am now
cured of most OF my complaints and
am gaining in flesh and strength.
was reduced 10 mere skeleton, weigh
ing only 50 pounds. Now weigh
nearly 100. Refer to me at Sandy. Or
Mrs. ELIZABETH ). CHASE.
DocToRs' TERMS OF TREATMENT.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted free az
their head office. 235 Fifth street,
corner of Main, Portland, Oregon,
and viii under no cireum-
stances take a case they can
not cure or benefit. Charges are
reasonable, amt the rich and the poor
treated free from . to 10 a. IN. daily.
Office hours from 10 to daily; even
ings, to s: Sunday 10 to II. All
durable chronic disea,e~--ioss of man
hood. blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gon-
orrhea. structure, spermatorrh@a,
seminal weakness or loss of desire of
sexual power in man or woman, ca
tarrh or deafness, are confidently
and successfully treated. Cure OF pri-
yate diseases guaranteed. and never
published in the papers. Most cases
can receive home treatment after a
visit to the doctors Office. Inquiries
answered and circulars sent free.
n. B.-Their Seattle Office Is closed.
DSW
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