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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
PEERLESS DYES SSfSI rs Sr %5sT
EdWardMelChiOT
ga King Street.
| have received large line of aSHins
tackle which am selling at
the lowest prices.

8 jOIntod ash rods, 10 Ctss
4 lOintOd ash rods, 30 Cts.
, tOinted bamboo rOdss plain 10
CTS.
3 jOinGsd bamboo rOds, pIaAn, .
ats.
4 jOinSed bamboo rods, plain, 20
DGH.
3 iOinaan bamboo rods, reel, Hand
and guides, 81.
4 iotnGed bamboo rods, F9One land
and guides, $780,
Also Amer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from Csc TO $500. Come u
the Oldest established house In Delaware
214 KING STREET. Send for price lis
Of base ball and sporting goods.
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SHBRIFF's sALE-BY WRIT
~ writ Of Venditloul Etnos,l
directed, Will be exposed to pp6i'S
the hotel OF Jacob Hyatt In snntI
Greek Hundred, New Castle CouII,
ware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30
ON THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER A.
At 10 o'clsck an,

The following described real estate ID
A lot OF land sttuA ed in NH Crstl
dred, New Castle County, Dellwlrg
ming Al a stone, q corner OF Anis
Captain William Montgomery, iheb5'
same south 765S degrees, west ~ I'M
20 stone, q corner o { the lands nov Z
Ward, thence by the same south li,
east 10 $40 perches to = one 10 he IA
Ing from the Newport road through ii
thence along the said road north isi q
eatt 80 b-l0 degrees u the plA OF jtl
containing one acre AMI IS pc rhel. I
lees, with frame dwelling house IND
there on.
pelEed and taken into execution
property of George L. Allgom, q
John p. AllcOrn, administrator Of
Alieorn, deceased, and TO be sold By
GILkS LAMBsJN, n
sherlf's ONCE, Wilmington, Alga
A. D., 1888. nl
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academy Of The Visitation,

en- DELAWARE VENUE, will resume
IT. fohOlastic tx0roisel on the hrFt MON
DAI q SeDtenosr. For tarmJ apply 70 the
LAdy u. erI ,rGss, Gyp 2.
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EXCURSION.
Carpenters & Joinsrs Union, No. 40
WIN have an EXCURSION to-
BEandywIne Springs,

ON THURSDAY, AUG. SOTH.
Trains leave Market 81. station ct 30 and
II .. m. and 2 % and $50 p. N, FROM 1 u
Pont 81. on all trains over the LAndenbsrB
branch, tickets will be good BY exchanging
them ri depot for regular railroad tickets.
Tickets can be bad At the station on the
morning Of the XsurBlOn or fro any OF the
committee. Dancing, base ball, 40 a1I-8t
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.SHER1FF's sALR-Rvvm,-I
S,TIrit Of Ais, Levari Pa,,,.' iKrl
Dity, in lp Rsd y XIII si5ias A stout n
County, bel, INJURED, N
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'I-OHgAP
Ikisf house
I'm mbitrn
|laVsea
III, GC)ulIl
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WOOL.

No tariff and no profit,
except to the purchaser,
Is the way ]. T. MulIin
& Son are selling Cloth.
Ing these days. i
needs no argument to
tell you Why, but we'll
tell You It is the end OF
the season,and for us to
carry one or two suits
Of a kind over to an
other season we think
would he foolish. Any
way we are going to
sell them, and II you
want you can get q
good bargain in either
a mans or boys suit,
and, while you will be
pro6ted, you will be
helping Us to turn them
into cash. We are sell.
ing lots Of good Pam
falcons on the same
terms and have plenty
Of them yet to offer, but
at the rate they are
going they'll soon be
gone. Come and see.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

atl.sO s'olosK +. ~,
An head Of fresh COWS and iorEri
~ springere; these COWS are ~ VI
ira tine lot and daiD lien Ant chm
we'll 70 come and see them.
A lot OF extra 1ne feeders snd n
Stock can be seer MONDAY nsrslbg,
D1nner at l19e. sale poslu7s Eaa
dorbiddinE. .,,,
kOBERT MkRRl
J. q. Robinson, AuoL n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-30

A TrBhrIOF DAIKYMaN-Pq
IA SALE-Ihe s1Dsorlpof sll
puplio sale, a. his farm on III, foA
from ContrevIlls 10 Kent etI cqlA
mlleB from tho former pl5oc, Oh
THURSDAY, sEPTEEBEB 49,
Al HEAP Of COWS, fresh a'd 4
~ sprinpers.
This stock has been oAIa lllI ~
leotSd 10 Lanoastsr co1nyP5 az
and dairy men will 90 we'll to 'on'Aa
anime them.
SioaE will positively be sOli NJ
bidding.
TERMS-SlX'Y days credit
Dinner At l1.s0. mum,
sale At l.So W. r. fAC,
J. q. Robinson, auct. O"
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

The subscriber will ssli 81 puols
the drove yard Of David Johnl,a,
VILE, Del, on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded ct the Auditors Office
Yekterday

Eighteen deeds were filed for record
yesterday. the considerations, aggregating
SO, 5<;s. an average OF si,G42. Following is
the lis; as compiled by Wood & Osborne,
ahstracters Of titles.
C. c. Calkins to F. j. Wood, 20 acres sec
5. tp D n, r 4 G, 5000.
J. =. Mcknight to A. Macintosh, &c
acres, sec II, ip - n, 4e. 81.
/. lsallaa to A. White, Is interest in sw
= Of swl OF sec 6, tip % n, r 4 e, 5000.
K Il. Daniels to w. Jones, lot 4, blk 6,
Jackson street add, $50.
G. II. Hanford TO J. II. Bridge. ca acres,
more or less, sec IS, tp 81 n, r 4 c, contain
ing is acres In sec "a, tip "a u, r c, SSH.
West Seattle Lard & Improvement Co. to
w. II. Gorham, lots ] and 2, blk 2; lots q
and Y, blk 10; lots 8 and 6, blk II, and lots
II and Il. blk L., West Seattle, $500.
West Seattle Land d Improvement Co. to
Mrs. NJ. J. Pond. lot :. blk 10, West Seattle,
1900
West Seattle Land & improvement Co. to
Mrs. Jessie 7. JOY, lot 10, blk 10. West Seat
tie, $500
Vaughan, lot II, blk ~. Hugh McAleer's
add, 600
Thos Mercer to J. Vaughan, lots and 6,
blk 81, Mcrcer's second add. $500.
Thos. Mercer TO Rachel Vaughan, lots
and 4, blk s., MERGERS second add. 5000.
Edward Blewett 10 ]. II. Hoxsey. lots IA
and Is. blk IL, Derney and Hoyt add, <275.
J. X. Hanson to L. NJ. R.Damus, lois 3, 4,
3 and 10, Denny's second add, $2l50.
Plat fled of Sanders add. TO Gilman
Park aud salmon Bay patent granted
United States of America to s. Benson, ne
I of sc u sec %, tip 24n,r5e.
+. Morrison TO NJ. Il. Mcdonald, pre- lot
IL, blk 81, Bells second add, $3.50
J. 7. Hoyt TO o. r. Anderson. $ 5 acres OF
lot g. sec Is. TN % II. q. 5000
&. G. Calkins 10 VIM. d. Wood, 20 acres
more or less in sec 5. tp y n. e, 1000.
X. VI. McFadden to C. G.. Caikins, so acres
more or less In sec 5, IT, D n. e, 5000.
&. b. Bagley to w. Z. Plummer, lots 4, 5,
blk n. Colnstock add, s140o.
6. w. spray to I. b. Aorrisey, lot !, blk 6,
Bells LIST add, s20oo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
THROUGH A SALOON WINDOW.
runaway Horse Plays Havoc With
flatc Glass and seatterx n Crowd

lively runaway occurred ON Froys
s'ee' last evening. pr. whitford had it'd
Als morse TO post at the corner OF Font
ssu columbia streets and stood neaf his
sessy talking 10 friend, when the saiva-
Won Army, with its samsourinef. bass
s'am and tags, came by singing 1--WE
sN marching on to war, we ara We are,
~ 1850 not what the people hink. nor
VIA they say, We are, etc " This fright.
ssaed The horse, and he commenced 10
saHp and pull on The halter ktrap. The
Ss ssr stepped ap 20 baeify the
ssneened animal and assure him that l;
ns hloodlcss Mar that the people were
snAsvhing 10, but before he had an oppor.
unity to whisper into the animals ear the
sasehed horse made lunge forward.
h'ssss,hg himself from post, driver aud
Esule. Like racchorSe he started down
;,, unt street. aud increased his speed every
.s,np until the buggy catsie in contact with
ostl IN front OF the Grotto saloon. The
sSks stopped, hut The horse went
49, on, demolishing the stand
. - front Of the saloon, aud scattering Its
h.'ehss Gil over the street. The animal
49, ms,ie one mere iuage and thrust his
sssa aud neck through large plate glass
suos into the saloon, and here he
ropped, The Republican procession was
ssming a. the animal came down street.
s ma there was a grand stampede. Mr..
hhtehell, who playsin the First Regsmental
s @sd. mad his horn broken in the melee,
- 1 ~ "a STOPPING down - pick up potion
~ Ms instrument found good watch ii al
n "aie other person had dropped. Another
s go lost revolver which WAS afterwards
reAsn ap by a police officer. Notwita-
,aaeing the great number OF people on
saes lreei a, the time Of the runaway, not
Efson was sefaGhei The buggy wss
80 lnsdiy hrosen, aud the horse escaped
WITHOUT Injury.
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Hon. John F. Convey Of Olympia $ in the
city
Mr.. W. II. Gorham left for trip to the
Islands last night.
Mr. =. A. Bell Of this city is In San Fran.
cisco on q business tnr.
Gen. X. III. Milroy. OF the Capital City, Ia
spending q few days in Seattle.
Mr.. IT, @. STRIVE has been eostined to his
home by sickness for several days
Mr. T. J. Miner Of this city leaves for the
East this morning, on important business.
Mr.. a. S. Mercer returned yesterday from
California aud leaves today for Port
Townsend.
Judge J. K. Lewis has returned from a
mouths visit TO Yakima county. lie SAYS
the eastern part Of the territory Is enthasi.
astic for John *. Allen.
Hon. II. W Fairweatherof speague, who
came to Seattle 10 attend the marriage oi
Mr. Warren Hastings and Miss Hessie Cox
Is spending few days with friends here
Mr.. J. @. Foster. for many years PRO
prletor OF the clid house at san Francisco
aud now proprietor Of the famous Pafaise
springs, Monterey county. California, i
making his first tour of the Sound. He
spent yesterday with Mr.. w. r. Allen, who
was for Is years associated with him az the
CHI house
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
A WATERPROOF COMPOSITION.
Successful Test Of q New Protection
Interesting to Puget Sound.

A large number of representative men in
the city assembled yesterday. at the shops
of the Puget Sound Shore railroad, TO wit
ness the test 10 which a cement, known as
0verlack's elastic and waterproof compo-
sition, was submitted. The material serves
a variety of useful purposes aud is guar
antced by the pstentee, Mr.. b. over ack,
TO make unequalled waterproof cellars,
cis.erns. tanks, underground cenduits or
subways, waterproof reservoirs. lining for
vessels intended 10 hold water, OIL acids
or any other liquids, pile protection and
railroad tie and post preseryer. The sub
stance is also employed 10 protect the
bottoms OF ships. and is used in making
wooden or brick payements. Its use in the
ionting of water pipes Is fast suppianiing
lead, as the expense is only one-eighth OF
the latter.
To demonstrate its utility in this respect
was the chief feature of yesterday s
experiments A water pipe OF
four inches inner diameter, which
bad been Joined "a hours previously with
the cement was subjected to pressure OF
$50 pcuRds to the square inch without
moving the composition. although both
heads were blown of. On stronger caps
being adjusted pressure Of 200 pounds
was reached without any visible effect on
the joining.
Nj. overlack has sold the use OF his pat.
ent in this section to the seattle Timber
Preserving Company, which Is erecting
works on salmon hay. The company will
be ready 20 do business In two weeks. aud
II Is expected that the composition viii
superccde all other patents In use for the
protection of piles from attacks OF the ter
edo. Its cost will be about 20 cents per foot
of pile, of whatever diameter. and II Is
guaranteed that the life of wood 10 which
tits applied Is more than double the nat
arai life. Portions OF wooden pipes, laid
I In Georgia some six years ago. are said &c
have been rs sound when dug up As when
they were placed. The substance per
meaies the entire fibre Of the wood and
/ makes I: thoroughly waterproof.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
BREvITIEs.

Prohibition rally tonight al opern house
The ship George s. Homer has arrived tn
Load franklin coal for San Francisco.
The steamer J. r. Bossdea was inspected
yesterday, and found 10 be well equipped
for business
Inc ship Moan, Washington went TO sea
Yesterday, coal laden. aud :hx bark Fresno
VII b. t0wed 20 sea to-day.
The steamship wiIuIuxton. cn-. Casa
left Tor san Francisco yesterday morning
with afull freight and over 80 passengers.
The Republican candidates addressed a
meeting az inanifR last night The ssshooI
house was well filed, aud there was con
siderable enthusiasm
The AIefhenonean Literary society e,a-
necfed with the territorial university. will
bold their hrst anniversary this evening At
Z 20 O'Clock sharp, 1t the university haiI.
All friends are cordially Invited.
u. Keith Jones yesserday appIiei for
letters OF administration on the estate of
nis father. the late Chief Justice Jones.
The estate In this county consists of per.
sorial property valued Al about 1900.
4 change Of yenne has been taken In the
suit of W. 2. L0ckard against the Eateg-
prase Publishing Company for 80 alleged
70 ne due Tor services a. manager. from
Justice soderbefg's court % Justice Bead
Of Houghton.
Marriage licenses we're issued Yesterday
Tor Sele A. christof and Lena Peterson 81
King county. Albert A. Davis OF Chicago
aud Mrs u. A. Bitseneourt OF Victoria.
aud George William Guess aud Miss Dora
l. clendenln II this city
Capt Harding OF the steamer Lone Fish.
eFlnan, has returned from his seasons
work In Aiaska. The steamer was hauled
cut for the winter ~ Ioring, ia the south
eastern portion Of Alaska. Capt Harding
viii spend the winter on the sound.
TIE funny little steamer Neoksack has
been officially measured by Deputy Col
hector Frank II. winslow and her dimen-
sions found TO be as follows Registered
length, 75.s feet: registered breadth, I'll
feet; depth, 4s feet: gross tonnage, 1888. 81
tons; registered tonnage, si49 rous.
The steamship Willamette. Captain Han
son, arrived from Portland yesterday. The
captain reports rough weather on the trip,
both coming aud goiog. She was detained
sh the bar ID hours. aud struck on mum
Der OF bars Ia ascending the Columbia. On
her arrival In port she went at once under
the shutes to load another cargo of coal
for Portland.
- . -
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hoisting the jfb. bolt carried sw.x ana
the ofseer was fhrnwu 20 feet Is m ~
stirling the deck In his descent sljwbffns
on bis shoMider and head The csntni,
appHed wet towels TO the injured rnsnss
need % Keep back fever and fnl1amms sfon.
On the arrival OF the steamer herr. M
1 ~. US taken 70 PrDvidcbce hospital
James aed pronounced that be wrx infer.
ing from hemorrhakie trouble. the puIrno-
nery artery being slightly rupture5. The
ieu scakuia = brufsed, and there Il slight
eoncnssion q the bfzin- II ID expected Sc
II any time ~.
The steamer viii proceed to TACOMA To-
gay 70 discharge her freight for that pis ee.
put viii return this sfternooz to lead coal
for san Francisco
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GRANn rxrrpslnxs

Excursion tickets, good for six months
Sill on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
cifie. Union Pacific and Denver 4 Rio
Grande, the great scenic route. and Oregon
short Line or san Francisco, or Southern
Pacific, through California. and By rail or
boat from San Francisco TO Puget sound, 81
from SO TO Si22 20. Tickets now on sale
via St. Paul, Chicago, Omaha. Council
Bluffs. Kansas City. Denver, salt Lake, og-
San Francisco and other principal cities AT
the Union Ticket Office
A. CuILuEE6. Agent " PRR,
Corner Mil aud Commercial streets
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
TO HoP-GRowERs,

Ny hop house and hops that were in
sured in the state Insurance Company, OF
salem, Or. for 81 600. were burnt Septem-
Der ID. Immediately notified their agent,
j. Il. Aetzler, of Seattle. who adjusted the
loss and few days later handed me q
check on the First National bank of Port
land for the full amount. ! cheerfully
recommend the company TO those needing
insurance as prompt aud fair dealing
company. JAMES HARRIS,
T..tf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
YELLOWSTONE PARK IN ocToBge

The Northern Pacific railroad In eonnec-
ton with the Yellowstone PARK Assccia-
fftsn have arranged TO furnish transports
ton and hotel accommodations through
onf the park curing October at greatly re-
daced rates Passenger trains win make
the round tim. Livingston 20 cinnahaF and
return. on Tuesdays. Thursdays and S9fur-
days and a Eve days trip from cinnabar
10 The principal points OF Interest in the
PARK can be inside ~ an expense not 10 ex-
eeed 80 The rail rate from 81 Paul, Min
neapJiis, Duluth or Ashland on the east.
and Portland and Tacoma on the west. 10
cinEahar and return. will be $50. and from
intermediate points one aud oae-fifth fares.
but not 20 exceed $50
Tickets viii be on sale up 70 and includ-
Ing October 3. Parties going into the park
should call on C.. :. HefeFlsn, agent y. r.
4. r., Immediately On arrival al Lyings-
ton For fun particulars inquire OF A. u.
charlton. assistant general passenger
sgen;. Portland, Oregon. or A. chilbcrg,
-<aatrfa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill.
dren tecthing, is the prescription OF one OF
the best female nurses and physicians in
the United states. and has been used for
forty years with neyer-failing success by
millions OF mothers for their children.
During the process OF teething its value is
iueRlculahie IL relieves the child from
pain, cures dyseutery and diarrhpa, grip
ing in the bowels and wind collie. BY Civ
lug health to the child II rests the mother.
Price sc bottle. aug90wiy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
ACCIDENT AT SEA.
tae First ofseer Of the Alla Meets With
Serious Injuries.

ne steamship Ali. Captain Bennett. ar,
nsed FROM San Fraacisco Al o'clock yes
efday afternoon. Asinsing sai tons Of gen,
sfai merchandise Cor SEATTLE. ane u tons
y. Tacoma The AlkI experienced ronsk
ses'her on the entire voyage. when on
~ Coluiahia rifer Tuesday morning.
s s.i kl6reen, the frat oeicer. nae, with .
very serious accident While assisting IN
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RIBBONS

RIBBONS
We have q great drive In
Ribbons, all silk, 5, z, 3 and
1s. We had to buy 5000
pieces to get them to sell at
sc a yard. They are on the
Third Floor, near the MILL
merry Department.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

The q. 4. { \. RoSrs.-The steamer
Emma Hayward Is giving the Oregon Rail
way & Navigation Company considerable
trouble. on scconat 81 the bad condition
az her boiler She will he laid ap TO-DAY.
aud the steamer r. ]. Potter will take her
place ca the OLYMPIA rsuts. lcsving the
Victoria business - the Sorth PAriSc aud
olyrnpisn The crew OF the Hayward will
De transferred fo the Potter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

DR.. T. G. Johnson. having returned from
New York city, where he spent eight
months in the principal hospitals aud
leading medical colleges familiarizing
himself with the latest aud most improved
methods Of treating disease, has resumed
practice in this city. ONCE in new Yesler
block, Min street. See card in this paper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19
CIR PATTERSON.
Patterson s. Glasgow
At. HAII.

4 TToRSEys AND coUSsEiLoRs AT
n law 0fiee. los James street. oppo
site the Occidental.
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To DO fun Justice to the prescription de-
paFtment OF their establishment. the
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. find IL neces-
sary to keep their store open all night A
competent prescription clerk VIII be on
hand at all hours. 6ia Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Beggs Blood Purifier. Beggs Cherry
Cough Syrup. Beggs Tropical OH, Beggs
Liver Pills, Beggs German Salve and Beggs
Celebrated Remedies for sale and war-
ranted by Hasb-ouek & Co., Barnes & Co..
Dubhs 4 Son aud Compston & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

7Jse. A line OF ! J wool dress goods They
are offered by an opposition house as a
great bargain at i0c. With our big sales and
small expense we can afford 10 sell them
al 7lzc per yard. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Retiring from business after IL years, l
viii offer my entire stock at auction, com
mencing this evening. Diamonds, watches,
jewelry and silverware. Chas. Naher.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

SEATTLE. Sepk Il. lisa
Having constantly 70 answer leffcrs at
inquiry N relation to Or. j. Eugene Jof-
oAn ard the many cures reported BE- his
Htzfogenetic system Of Medicine. beg 70
take the>e means to answer al sueh crses-
tlous. 70 Wit.
have had the honsr and pleasure Of the
intimate acquaintance with DR.. J. Eugene
Jordan for severzl years he is . eentze-
man Of culture and refinement and the
peer OF snyone In the medical profession
Many OF the wonderful cures which are rs-
ported In his puSaished volume entitled
The Entire Revelation Of Medicine are
personally known 20 me- Dr. gorssanss
success in this part Of the country with his
grand Hisfoxenetic system il certainly IN
Pzralieled, and while I an neither q
prophet nor the son OF cue venture 10 pre-
clct that the time Is not far dfstaur when
Dis Htsfogenefse system win be the sran-
Gard medicine OF the day with the fnteils-
gent eiasseA Respectfully yours.
IT ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Enormous business in ribbons. They
are cheap, very cheap; SC per yard for four
numbers, 5, :, 3. L. We have about 7o00
pieces left for this week. Toklas, Singer
man & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

We carry ftiil line of Giyernaud Bro. s
black silk. Every yard warranted for one
year. Toklas. Singerman ( Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

An exceptional bargain in dress goods a.
Ioc, III &c and CSC. They can not be pro
daced anywhere for double the money.
Toklas, singcrman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-19

Carpets. bedding and pillows nj New
York prices. We buy only from irst-class
hands Tokjas Sfngernfan 4 Co