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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-10
TACOMA NEws.
Adventure ef Two Brave Citizens In
Natte-Th~ Wllkesas Miners.

TACOMA, July 9.--ceiln Meiutesa, VI the
Tacoma Foundry and Machine shops, -
now In kntte City, Montana, sapeftntend-
ing the construction or laying IT eahlc
rsilrusd faF Melissa Reaneti wisA him Is
Cei. No<ie, also igseaing alter the work ~
far AZ II concerns him. 'tosie's Psirnt
grip heing used. Word VAS received at
the foundry yesterday II quite an exciting
adventure Ia which these TIVE wefV pYtn-
cirAlk AeiAtcss and N0gle tsrnsa tcxrther
About onc nciock OF morning about
week asa Mcintash, tsinx in bod awake.
ncsifsss that the ds~ls 81 the gsSoaa was siSr,
He glanced ossv and saw that NeEie WA
In lrsi ..iiaxc yoa iscen ous. ko<ics he
asked, us eomfsaica did aet wake m
III be he'd ssksd the question: vslce 90 tasce
again. and then. rising mp answered No. +"
Atthss MeintssA eus oat Of bad. aed a.
he aid 50. he sltsti1 Ss.shsd Ia the dark
ness tlss form az a nssa stealing toward the
door. lie spsanS sfssa y, wsTa ihN ia.
trstsseF turned aud presented q FeEeiNes ~
hts Hreast aBa commanded hlm 20 stop.
Instead ~ stopping. however. hs struck 81
the revolver aud secesNed shNl IN tas
arm.
SeotrAnsa. Aai li,iie thsae las n patel
hai, in the arm makes no Iasieslsl difies
eare q, his ssSasins eaHarsss. Hc xrarpl~a
with The burglar. thgev him des .. and tAesl
followed shaFs has hussaess ate sssStie
over The epaF, upsessinS the tssaiiarr aud
arcuslug the neishsSorAssst. 10 tbs latter,
yoesc aided materially, Tie h&d spTaag
cut II hesi and Daring she e,elss,, ksps
issn,Astg around the rNsaFs. auaelc - ats-
finsnisa Ga The rQitlas t.,ss> ussaa TIE ttqos.
which wks NcfntasA and Whsea sas the
6arrlnr. and sMrex4ag uscraeatnrs oFvad -
tslssx struck ~ stray etiai,s trnut he -
vosssr fcr which sS'st ss-a sgaiisS. Ne
tniash very gusrSi< gas fsesSssssisssl - IT,.
hove r., sod 4 ta1saei.t laseS hal lssEtcu
hts aistas ss.siss S,&felNss Nglis tltq Agli - n
iheA 4 Night was sssasS aa-s i "&s fNtiisG
tAas t,rs hargiaT bat sstisss IN Ms essf&
yery eftecsivSsy befass AcIas0sa Ew,4Se sas.
ne bal 40 his fseEssa tae ssfsss ss'llss
and sninAlslss uf sNsib szes. tne is-fx ~
preseatsA q sesrs Psttilne - ihS f,sufi -
AVS et.e9aAsrr. wbea Re Sasae -, vAseA
he ssia sbpssls ~ w&s hsae.rt cses q the
authorities Efsd Siausis 4 sessi saa1cS -
spSnsslsls twsats sfass "a Ts'tiss sfstslf.
~ Ht-tSzss At sz'sEz.
The district scslss saG cas q esisatnsi
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ArrnEcIATrvE rAcoMaSs.
Resolutions Of Thanks to the Ctti.
rens Of seattle.

TACOMA. July q Not only the memlsrs
of All organizations 80 Ear a. heard from.
Int All citizens ~ well who attended the
celebration nj seattle, arr enthusiastic 10
their expressions 81 the pleasure enjoyed
and The treatment reeels ed At the hands of
the people II seattle The following re-c-
buttons have bef n adopted by Company q
WHEREAS. Company &, First Regiment.
N. q w., ~ Tacoma. during their Visit To
Seattle on July inst. We're very eouf'e'
ously received aud inost handsomely enter.
fsiaod b. the local militia organizations OF
that chs afasi al Port HlakeIey. aad by the
citizens OF seattle a. well. during their stay
there. now, therefore. by the members of
co,utany c III meeting assembled, be II
Exscised. That tn taken Of our sppreeia.
tion we do hereby tender our earnest
thanks 20 the fcgimentai oftieefs 81 the
First regiment ". a. W. 10 companies D.
u aud nf seattle, and q, nf Port hiakele1
and The gs~sd citizens OF Seattle generally
for the klud treatment aud many conrie-
siea extended 10 said Co, Z. aud 10 indivtd
nal members vi said company during their
attendance during the recent Fourth 81
July parade aud exesrises al Seattle.
kssairssi. That the secretary IL this meet
Ing he directed 10 forward copies OF these
revolutions 10 the commanding oifieer VI
anid regiment, and 10 the captain Of each OF
said companies and OF tbe Port Blakeley
COMPANY and also 10 the mayor % said city
81 Seattle,
W. J. Firr. Commanding c 20.
Attest
I'M HAEsnaERagR, Secretary.
Tacoma, W. T., July 4. ms
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$50, ron SALMON RIVER.
Tho first Orc shipments Capital
tsis Taking an Interest,".

EtisSserks. July R--The steamer t'ity
ni FiieushaEg makes her trial trip 20 the
Salmon River mines tomorrow, loaded
with merchandise ausi uin,ur machinery.
The steamer Thomas l. Nixon Will start
next week. On the efasn trip they viii
load with orr. which Is ts.lng hauled TO
okanngsa Landing. The ore VIII 40 60
the seihy Reduction Works. San Francisco.
Eiienshurs Il full 81 stgangers. among
whom arc Thomas +. Ciohecy, heavy
mining operator from the Wood River
mines. Idaho. on his way a. the salmon
River mines VITA view Of mailing q
heavy purchase uf mining properly. and
also parties from The farret afne, Butte.
Montana. on The war 60 ls-ak over she cop
Bennett
Several we'll laden ffcishttaS teams lrfi
here this snerniug for the mining district
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waxs Wktf.s. guiY s,--1hs eff sseetsof'
hel1 q s1sg retnfsed IN The ei~rs1oa ~ nsns
Sens,b;, . - and Or Democrats. ~ fo-la~s
a n Tbumpesn. nsyor. 81 rnstos1ty. >. :.
Sneissrso. rearshai. -. A. y. GfexDry, psS
~. ss,~siee' 81, n. geIlinx. city eisfks ~
s ~ reyfr. essnrsr, ~: B<u Hayuard-
sfss'ef nnu.sa missioner, fz2. Y. 6. bl&strrk-
E~si1h oI<ff. -, isss.r 1sHyf<sein. eify
seSosr~x. III: ~. xaa1eyssss, Hextgst, ~,
@ssSanr1},aet,. ~. H. rptas. -; J. Marion,
~ d HI]s. 4: Robert Nss:silsy. y.
Sefn ssrers Il ssylaze sfsh bsssefss sz,si
m---,I--~6~ =. - ~tfx{sf
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Sesttk, Iake Shsre Z Eastern
Railway Csnpsay.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2rn.
~ ISIS. and until further notice. trains
VII ran as per schedule below. eorncctiug
II Union Bay with steamers en- Lake wash
ing<cn- and ~ Gilman with srk<s< to AID
from Fab CITY and snoquslmie Hep Ranch
Passengers leaving Seattle az ? % 5. IA can
ing. and by leaving latter point by stacy in
morning can reach seattle ~ go p. m
sane day
- daily.
81 daily exseps Sunday
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FROM HOT SPRINGS. ARK

NJ, John A R,sytien. President Medical
ast Surgical lns3tsase, saTs; - kssr need
AekeT's Dyspepsia Eatsiets is- isss.ies.~fss,i..
sud take gr~St pleasure ia rccoEssGe as.s -
iac same, siisce using this reEaaSly have
prescribed Z IL nasaerBss YSfscats, and In
ever ease have bad good rs.sg.iss Asker's
fssie Essiets are guaranteed and ssla
ay 4 IL STEWART tzIkly
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wAlLA wALl.A.
Free Mail Beiivery-The New Rail-
MnYxestlnN Herun.

wktLN NslLs. July "A spec al t.pst-
office agent has been ordered here 70 ex.
anime oar claims Tor FRYE delivery.
T. II. Malaaey, ~ Dayton, has purchased
aa lusvsvsf I'm the waiiala k1sspisy.
q ". Hunt. builder of the railroad from
waiiuia "a bis city. l. securing the ceuafy
Ter teems 10 work on N. grade lie wants
20 finish hy September l.
Lieut. Col john Given. late commander
Of Fort Nella Nalla and " ho has lust re
turned fFon SuBmef- canpaign, H. or
dessd 20 She command Of Boise barracks.
his former station.
Harvesting has commenced IN real ear.
nest. The crop viii be better than antici.
paied.
Arrangements are making Cor 8 grand
areiaens tousnanteRl, cf,rn u Orexnt,
and surrounding territories. a. hc held dur
ms eGs next fair fhis city uiii give siaol
toward the prizes.
A parSe ~ Sssf ws< raised 10 send the
family of ". u. Walker. Killed tuls 4 BY Z
runaway team. 81 shris home IN the East
Haxh o Nell. veteran aad gssri ~ the
penltea,lary. bird this siiermDea. he
came here with the Ninsh regulars ia tSi6.
A aovesnSnt 10 secarS special exhibit
of Washington productions ~ the Mime
sofa state fait Is CA Acct.
4 Is Harrison, sou 81 the Republican
nominee for president. 81 Hsker tify last
week purchased tae Tea Strike silver rains
tor tia.skt
, " Hsaa. II hss lscas ?i'aiute.i scpaty
clerk et shc district coar1. NsSe jsha iotsn,
resixaae
Il IS Far,orca here TIA, various psorai.
ecss est.eisis ~ ths u. B. = y. 10. VII seoa
b. dcespissfs4f
Exsipmvisf is high az Pa'cuSe civ over
the aEsliag q nch quarts ieaSc ncsr
fhe-e
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NOTICE.

UM. HsNRY F0fSTttS. LATE sTFw-
w srt 81 ~ Esnzsiif "a, and fsf iSr fas.
~ efgs years gtfH fEs Pgssar fszs: Ssesra-
s2ip tfsa E.Sa5. esr4lsx paFsasss1 fhs
hflsns sick ses-sssaaf- safsesfs conflaa.
Ssaee Of 81 Frsse1t csgssnza, azsit - ali
esace Sass sarc hesss % teceIsc fail
portion 81 The public patronage .szS La
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A GL.ss EYE rrr iN.

To the Public The Drs. Darrin,
through their skill and scientific treat
ment, have entirely cured my right
eve of severe Inflammation that was
caused by an imperfect fit of glass
eye that a physician in the East pro-
cured for me. The doctors also per-
fectiy fitted new glass eye. 50 that
my imperfection can not now be de-
tected. ! can be referred to at Ais
Jackson street. Seattle, W. T.
MYRA b. WEAvERIIsG.
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neaasJr sealing seAeoneF AiIis J.
a1~ev Lest q s<n--Pvsfesf Against
: mae<rabse Nail Service Sotess.
FOnr Tczxsssn, july s.--! ne Ealing "a. 2.
mi6uixhf Last night. II MAS rufaossd That
spsne a h<f erem Rad heeu igst aud Trip
sss15 4, btr yrfIfsd The report. Mate q. e.
rssiaw0rsh. who N nov Ia eofataand. care
ne following report d the accident 10 The
Pom reporter:
ssfsssx. B.. X. Esynef and two sailors
nssssx iai,n BesfsTas ana Dsnfei EsfEskis
1loelefI ont in one 81 tfse small fsasS June
1Sl6 ami have never since been seen u II
faye{Y p0<eilfs that they may base been
s11eket N ~ sums other cra5f, fs'is Tits y
IN crDhehi< u i likely that their boat
10 eapeised o. swznpedr and the t.cea.
s.~s.fn drowned. Al the time we eerr 10
IN xofth Pssiffc 81 Middleton island. IN
ALTITUDE ~ deg. min. -, ~ Longitude
m der ~ and fruiress In tht<e waters for
n deys thereafter, but could End fsn ffnee
81 the unfortunate sHis=itx Insn
sCaptAin Rayber made hss home IN ran
Yrant1se6 and ihiak the dspNnea sailors =
heleaxsd h seattle. Al we're singfc men. :
Thr A!Rcs Il owned BY John G. Ni1op, Of
Hcsffle. who MAS feiexrsrssed 70 by Mate
8teiu vofth This morning. Her fatfh CD
nc sossxe uAx only 30 skins. u viii DC
rcrniled that 81. vas one Of the vessels
sp4red Last year 10 bebrihg sea ana sus.
neaHenfiy released under bond.
aRgeAnLg NAIL SERVICE
mel1.knewu attorney said 10 The Posi-
fnfxifaEEHceR IMPORTER to-day II visa
sgzue PAPER would call attention 10 fhf
mleefabla mail service Furnished " AZ
pom Townsend, and also Wish that the
ha1n{nesx exchange. hoard OF trade aDd
cveYybgtiy else would unite Ia grand kick
for 4 better service. ON me leland renle
10 e6n Jnaa, seis0iae and whsseara, the
I'D tub VI Libby breaks down nearly
every trip. and We are 3ueky % get mall
with the changes OF the moon.
.AsorHsE aassf arrEAsE
Il pespesrasea daily on the mail route
frn1s Seattle. TIE Eliza Anderson leave.
within half mn hour after she gets Ia. and
no opportunity y offered the business men
for DAY, and on Saturdays for fwo days.
"a answer their correspondence. a frfiuc'
Hon has recently been secured on fsfr- by
deerrm.ued effoft III puddle bodies. Now
~ the coed work go on Tor a better mail
seFtiee."
snsrriss NOTES.
The schooner Fannie Dutasd, lamhrr
laden from Madison for San Francisco.
went 10 sra yesterday.
Haw baYk Rafakana, timber laden from
Gamble for Mahukuna- u Ia the bay ready
for sca.
The Mcllie Adams went on, saturday
night.
The t;joueesser seheener Oscar aud Hat.
lie came fl yesterday. she had fSs.uu
fiItehed haiibuf. biz catch
SCHOONER Allie /. Alxer arrived from the
North Pacific with a catch Of 100 seal
skins.
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OLYMPIA. Jaiy a.--The following eorpo-
nations have iilcd their articles with Scene
tary OwinEss Puget sound steyedorsng
Company. capital stock. xlN,9co. directors.
John r. Belts. ,. A. Brown and J. J. Car.
roll. Its objects are 10 carry ~. gsheral
stesedoring business on Puget sound.
Puget Sound Furniture Company Of
Tacoma; capital stock, sso.aoe; directors.
tseo H. Metseer. o. & II. swift, A. A. Me
t,eer aud II. o. swift IFS purpose Il to en-.
gage Ia manufacturing aud dealing in
lumber
Tacoma Real Estate Title Insurance aud
Investment Company capital stock, 50, 600.
&. A. Culver, VI. II. Smell and A. d. hiieh.
ca, trustees. It's objects are 81 do an alb
sifsct title aud title insurance business, 10
do general real estate business. and TO in
sure against all defects OF clouds OF title 20
real estate,
Mccnrdy Lime Company OF East sound.
W. T.: capital stock. $1,000, directors.
James Nesufay. SsthRa =. Gregg and }. C..
iififtain it, chief object is 10 eva aud
operate lime kilps and 60 manufacture and
sell or otherwise dispose OF lime.
SeTs-
Minnie, the little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Vim. Hiiiehrani. died on Friday
morning, after q short Illness. The re
mains were buried Sunday.
Mr. Fred stocking. j. r.. Saturday morn
ing united in marriage Mr. ". u. Van o.
irsnd aud SIR & J. Morgan, late u salt
Lake city. Utah.
Mr.. Cat. the manager of Gen T. q,
oHrien's ranch at Bush prairie. while out
rowing On Black river Friday accidentally
upset the boat aud WAS drowned. The nn-
fortunate aan had many friends IN this
city who regret his untiEaeiy death.
Mr.. T. /. ehalcrafI. agent at Chchsiis In
dian reservation, Is ia the city. having Just
returned from Tacoma. where he has been
In attendance at the Eclls investigation
Ne expresses the opinion that the result Of
the Investigation viii be complete exon
"A. All.
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OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
International Hotel. Cherry street, Sc
attic. w. r. Consultation free.
Office hours, from 10 to daily !:
eyenings, to &; Sundays, 10 to II.
All durable chronic diseases, loss of
manhood, blood taints, syphilis, gleet,
gonorrhea, spermatorrhna, seminal
weakness and loss OF desire of sexual
power in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness are confidentiaily and sue
cessfully treated. Circulars sent free.
Most cases can receive home treat
ment after visit to the doctors Office
tThe Drs. Darrin also have a branch
Office at 2:s5 Fifth street, Portland. Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them.D
\. b. The doctors stay in this city
IL limited
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To the Public - About four years
ago I was struck with an axhandle
The injury resulted in what the doc
tors called hydrocele. | consulted
Drs. Darrin. and they performed one
operation and entirely cured andre
moved my affection. / highly recon-
mend them. and can be referred TO at
any time at Roach Harbor. w. T.
Joux u. DorGHERTY.
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Hae 1als fsadus
DAILY exceps su,'5r,s

-tsoaches for the HlrSI-r.S 49, ]
IerFsce and East End. ~
on iaesfeT nights easrh ~.
.ssss Q. Marion strees ~ tie esoss = r.
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49, ~ nN1moon - nzguE1e4
- - ~ 1lnEmre - yuGGe &a9A - ~
49, expee1rd faAx - aeEx1<xe = -
wnsss e. vssss sss< yts<e tnis 9esssns:
sssss3rss1 sn<iI ssauorrow nssxzfnT = e1xhs
sFfieek- Fxfy fsxf1< hasfsea wns dane- ~
rfvf5 bns<ne~s - king fskxs rp an1 tx
gr.n1 3nfy ~ hsrfnx fefsrSsd snJ frss
m Tko~1e sh1s. fszns ssflsy 81 hsvsns
eszied eennekod7 srss< hArd nsHes- -
shey.ss Jsnrs psesd~a xusiy 81 selling
Eqsn ufssSss s<esss- sd sss an~s1
yssssr sskass. . Gs~nsa. ~ss .azsissed "a
e5ffnenS1szp
rwa ssrrArysx AZ vsLKxsax-
H.A. Spssks ss<uraet - ssa< efsy to-ssy
srofn slss rzines q Wilks<Dr- where hs hss
hsf ehzfrr q thr pos.< ksepsny xssssa .
u aas trunfsie fh<@e- and tai y = e1sse
p1s.zbse me fsrrx 1kzsf ssay tbsrs E.sra-
f1x x,sr< 4 rerx pesrefzf fsranarisf FOG
vef. Tae rnfne1 81 waFf. howzrer- ~
ss5s. 9s<lsfs fks< II tH< feSre = Tss'ssss
they va qass - ose-. a. hey sssna 10
~ = , ss. se.s q pa< r.1ze say demos
ssyxssnn. ns ssYs. snE ssstora sp5tAr -
rrrx<sr aur1f-s<x sb4r sHs Or fsrfH. nc
s.dy Of tssrsas rcsnsiassx d1Nn Af<a7 Ne
<szHr az N3tkrz<sf4- tfDH tlfF{ @B&&A1 - -
ske evsrsz vnE rsot here be docs usi ffild<f-
FAKE ~ -ay. His ssssrnsens E1s made -
~. r<sssrsT commissioners. AMI tsxy are
rfsnsiferssx the atsFiszaasisF Of eosstsan5ss
the rszsxd-
sxrr 10 erEfraeo0x-
Pxnisas Miller. ALLEGED 70 be rietiz Of
hgphamansa. was feaAF sfsEssgt6 stsf<as
by ne pessfaks evasf ard ssnf 70 -sessssc<sFn.
eke va is>eke1 ~ fog . ep9pss 81 days IN
TIE f.tg sssanrzl enxmhef. Il not being
Ae*snrd well t. csnf;ne her Ia jail y a<rs
there are . rnrnt<s II men. she raised fhe
window. whsrh Esoks eut on ~ fsriSc
sssnne, and hasses rsea passing b. skiing
n they Gid aor wsnf ~ msrry-
Verdict Against the City u Tacoma
TACOMA. JnlY S.--1hs sisnc Of the district
soarr US. e.sasamed saturday afternoon
With the cass n john n, fDfx azasnss sae
city nf Tseosna TIE suit il 20 fesEssr dam
ages tssr he death OF The psssnnas iti1e
sos, which tock psncs sienf . year ago sssa
vas exussd iy ) ssad bsnk css ElsFsnfh
street. ia 3aIeh he Mss 1t pizy- falling IN
Ths ria}ntfs claims THAI the place y AZ and
hn5 bsen dangerous for . bong ussf, ana
thai NJ eily had had notice ~ the fact and
IA therefore Liable.
r. W. Tayios. Esg represented tss flasia-
tia snd e:ts Attorney Carroll The city
A verdict MSS fetssgzfed tof p5Aiauh IN
st<. ss1n 81 {sfg
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Peri Townsend and Walla
Walla Elections


Eeoe.e1 Chssen Mayer -Ahfs Cssn-
r1fn.~e--Hsan Re-~ge<seA marssai.
rf,er ToxrsExp. Jni7 ss--TtE sczsowinx
800 was e]ee<ed ~ the city siefften:
Tsxar N, II, n. T<.8fn<d ecun<kssr<s.
~ fsxpe. y, A. Essfie<k. q. y. Dsxn<,
II f5ft}seetd. Tor uss-xhzi. txf. Ffgn.
mia il ftse ticket Epzzinatef tT tf~ esq.
xpns eenseufloa issf we<ks ufsa &c q.
1870 n mayor Mr. Lexrred II II
1871 s<1lnx rasysT, and Trnn n pFDs
xvsrrf - k1erx NJ. Ffbu IL The presssf r.
e~rnfr.rsf a the snarzsIars ofkee.
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n iradinx 49, q - ~ necesssr
nv 1880 . - Y1uu11 q lie recent
cuuxen1ion. ard 70 ~ relative merits
md virtues a the candSdafee- y = >
xszrprisinx c0fn<ixsence m tAe history
II events that Ben5nmin HaTltson
hear~ the same rx11zspnshiP N the
coming contert - did Ms grandfather
wears sxune. Yet TIE ken observer
Win readily conrfs5e hat fAe result N
tie present. instances Win be entirely
the reverse from uhAt is was IN the
canvass betEeen Harrison and Van
Burrn. In truth. Cleveland VIII prove
the Harrison a the contest His wise
and ju.isx;uus eencern for the welfare
q tie uzasse~ of the people. his resc-
sufe manner Of personally conducting
she affairs 81 his office and the salts
fscfory discharge 81 the obligations
and duties Of his administration. have
Voc for him the friendship and conn
deEce Of thousands u honest, liberal
minded and responsible citizens OF
both Democratic aad Republican pro-
efsrisies- OF Thurman none dare
sy,eak unkinsiiy or imp1rtiaiiy- None
dare associate hss good name With cor
-aptson or dishonesty. and although Re
i The tail IT the ticket, his name viii
add strength and unity 70 the cause of
Democracy and the wishes OF the
American reopse. Because man OF
his magnitude is the end OF ticket
cuts no figure In the case whatever
Because bordering upon the obscure u
does not necessarily suggest insIgfili-
canoe. And Il i likewise parallel
coincidence iE the case 81 the Drs-
Darrin- Because their names are rot
Haunting upon huge MANNERS 10 the
breeze OF every windsSarns il does
not follow that they are IT, obscure
Drs- Darrin do not seek fame or for
tune, but simply 20 benefit the afflicted
with the curative powers wrought by
years OF profound research and study.
They publish the testimonials OF their
cures. no. 4 column OF promises III
you know these people who testify 10
the skill and power OF the doctors.
call upon them and personally investi-
gate the truth Of the matter. The foi-
towing are some OF them:
GENERAL DEBILITY AspcATAREH CURED
Mr.. Edifor-Dear Sir: l have been
troubled with eatarrh for about seven
years, and for number Of years past
I have suffered from n general debility
Also Now, after about six weeks
treatment, / am almost entirely cured,
and nay friends remark my improve
ment in every way NY husband was
also cured Of pain IN his back few
months ago, ard we can be referred to
at Nooksack, w. +.
Ms. A. F. WEIGH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-10

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