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AN APPEAL.

alien Of high and loyal actiou. men Of vaior
and ol truth.
VIII you help to stay The food lhit ilrea icia
Iunorcuco aud youth;
VIII you hels 10 stop the river, vii you hell,
to quonch the FIRE,
That the demon Drink has kindis.i.- lift your
brother from the nirei
From tho earthquake thr catening Aavo him.
snatch him iiom tho grasp Of he'll
Hc's yo9r brother. though degraded 10 {. lionel y
eonyict's coll,
win tho heart that beats In pity over lesser
woes than these.
III the honr OF midnight darkness slt IL IDLE
ncss and riisrl
WI y"u who would hoidIy venture int. ire
oI wn-l to savc
Msn fronl physical des,rnetioa. see ii.en nsai
deeper grave
And Bon lift no baud to rescued win the
hears that never fail
To respond to cries for pitY, be uBinovcf a.
such n fAiei
They whs to tho earthquakes fury yielded
up lifS's il-oting breath,
Ah's FHp bi'N taf fA1 tAFll
deaIest fall ii drsIl,
Never suifcr1d. broken hearted as tho drunk
ards sorruwing wife.
Theirs the anguish Of momcut. hers tlo tor
inre of a lite.
For tho soul that rnterS. epotless in tho liss
cnce Of MS God.
We eau ieei joy in mournirg, standing bl
the fresh laid sod.
But the growing that is hopeless, sn,i the
pain that kHows nn balaE
IL for tLoss whose darkenrd pathway leads
away fron Heavens rahni
Mcn and yotess rise aud bell, theiYi May the
l1arts that ns'ef beioie
Turned irom duty keep their reeoid pure ai,i
spoilesS eyernOre.
Il ~ the Iu'. of the nation guard hsr many
ghiidieu well.
And 80 Gid 4 dcns u saran mari; ,he place
whrEe naaa0od fell
~. II. Wiaier.
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that much sooner. 1t was prob
ably for that very reason that Mr..
Burrows, Of Michigan, rcpub-
lican member OF that committee
objected. The republicans are
resor.ing to every known method
of delaying the report Of this bill
to the House, but the majority OF
the committee have decided TO
report it this week whether the
republican members of tho COM
mlttee like it or not. To enable
them to do this they will hold
night sessions. The fist was
held on Saturday Inst and the in
ternal revenue portion Of the bill
was on that occasion adopted with
out amendment. There will be
many schlsms among the republic
can members of tho committee
before ali the provisions Of the
measure are disposed Of, however.
A very silly republican rancr
was started last week 10 the effect
that Senator Vest, of Missouri,
was to retire from public life.
The democratic party is not will
ling to spare him just yet.
Mr.. Springer bill to enable
the territories of Dakota, Montana,
Washington, and New Mexico 10
adopt constitutions preparatory
to their admittancc into the Union
as States, has been favorably
reported, but owing to republican
hostility stands little chance
becoming law at this session of
Congress.
Senator Colquitt, of Georgia,
introduced in the Sdnate Yesterday
a bill, winch at this time when
the question Of prohibition is en-
gaging public attention, il of
unusual interest. 1t is local
option bill, and provides for re-
ferring the whole question Of
prohibition 0. no prohibition to a
direct vote Of tile people Of tie
District Of Columbia. Senator
ColquiIt, who has takon quite Il
pronliucbt part in the prohibition
movement in Georgia, said that
the bill was drawn up and sont to
him by n committee, all citizens
Of the District. Senator Spooner,
in the mean time, is understood
to favor high license system
contemplatcs the introduction O
a bill TO that effect.
john sherman will have tc
raise his present bill for Southern
delegates TO the Chicago conven.
ton, as it IS announced that Mr.
Chauncey Depew, genllemal
with a larger barrel than Shcl;
man, proposes TO invest in South.
ern delegates. The South vii
furnish no electoral votes to tn,
republicans, but its delegates viii
have Il good deal TO say a
Chicago.
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AZ the theater. Miss Bariowe,
who Is somewhat shnrt-siqhted---
..Oh, mamma, look at that beau
iliul white bonnet on the front
row, center aisle p
Aaminn--" S-h-h, child That is
Old Mr.. Watson's bald head"
" hen question becomes poliii-
cal It does moi therefore cease to
be religions.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.


from ON Regular Curtcspundcnt.)
WAsnINGToN March 81, 1888.
The President passed his City
first birthday on rs inst. in a quiz t
way. lie is picture of perfect
health in spite of The cares aud
responsibilities which he has borne
for the past three Yeas. Instead
of looking older he really looks
younger than he did when he
first entered the White House as
Chief Magistrate. His young
wife gets the credit 70. much Of
his health and good looks, of
course, but Mr.. Cleveland IS
blessed with an exceptionally
good constitution, which he has
preserved and kept in good con-
ditiOn by not worrying about
worries. Duling business hours
he gives concentrated attention to
tho matter before him, Dut he
never carries thought Of 1t out
side of his Office.
Mr.. Cleveland's popularity
with the masses is largely due to
the unpretentlous way in which he
lives and transacts business. He
is what is known as plain old
fashioned man. He recriyed
many wishes for happy returns of
his birthday, and from present
indications he Is likely to receive
many more at the same ad iress
for at least four years longer.
II slang may ever be permis-
sahle, one might be excused for
calling the speeches which have
been made by the republicans n
the Senate in favor ot high PRO
toctive tariff, during the past
week, "chestnuts," for there was
not single new idea or argument
in any oi them. They are likely
20 be kept up however, until every
republican Sc .,ator has put himself
Oh Eccord ~ opposed to revenue
reform.
Seaator Blackburn's desk in the
Senate Chamber was completely
hidden on Friday last by one Of
the handsvmest floral pieces ever
seen at the Capitol. II was in
the form and color of the Uuited
States flag, and was sent to the
kentucky Senator ~ the Hancock
Veteran Association of Philadel-
phia, in recognition of his $50
ably defending the memory of
orr lead hcroes," (Gens.
Mcclellan and IIancock) Mr.
Blackburn was justly proud of the
offering.
Ga Friday aTr. Mills, Chair
man of the Ways anl alca9s Com
n,ittpe, asked for The unanimous
consent Of the House, to the sit
tings of his cpmmittee during the
sessions OF tas House. Had his
request been granted it would
have greatly facilitated The bas-
inesa Of that commlttee aud en-
ablej il tc report the tariff bill
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Transient ads. will he charged for at te r,te ~
o fsnss per hne. hrst insertion, and cents each
otherwise specially agreed N''isss
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The House Committee on Com
mcrce has finally agrSed on a bill
providing for the erection of a
postal telegraph system. The
dangers of the Western Union
monopoly ale set forth and the
Government is advised MOTTO pur-
chase the property aud franchise
Of that company.
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Soap and water are unpopular
among the citizens Of FranNlin
County, Kan. A school teacher
in that town required his pupils
to wash their hands aud faces
before coming to school, and the
Indignant paren's bounced that
ieacAer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-24
BREvITIEs.

The Willamette will probably remain In
port 10 days to have her boilers overhauled.
sheriff Coehrane and Deputy Quilter will
take William Frazier 10 the steilacoom
asylum this morning.
Frank p. Lsftus Of Port Townsend has
been appointed inspector Of customs, TO
succeed Mr.. Ronald. resigned.
Mach interest is taken here In the cham
pionship rowing race which takes place in
Washington, ID. C., to-day, between Teemer
and o'Connor.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for Richard z. Ed0uard and Miss /. V. A.
Pinkhsm, aud Alfred Huligren and Miss
Annie FoTsblad.
The Levi G. Burgess arrived at 4 p. m.
yesterday, and was alongside the wharf AZ
10 o'clock. She VIII load Cedar River coal
for san Francisco.
Jack quinn, the agent of the Coast Sea
mems union of Port Townsend. left Seattle
early yesterday morning on his way home
from san Francisco.
James c. Emcl. 10 years old, son OF ]. v.
Emel, died Thursday at the corner or Pike
aud West streets The funeral takes place
to-day at p. IN. from the residence.
The two bold. bad men. Murphy and
Harris, who, on the 18th. were locked up
for attempting 10 make a jail delivery,
were sentenced TO join the chsin-gang yes
terday.
Or. r. :. Lewis, formerly of Ohio, was
registered at the auditors office yesterday.
lie obtained his degree from the Detroit
Medical college March I, lsTl, and has
been Is months in practice in Ciallam
county.
The Schooner Mollfe Adams is laid up
for the winter. Her last trip north cost
Capt Jacobs a new set of sails. when she
returned 10 this port her mainsails were
torn into shreds while several jtbsails were
lost altogether.
The Seattle Fire Insurance Company
filed Incorporation papers yesterday The
principal incorporation IL John ". Gibson.
formerly proprietor Of a weekly newspaper
Ia East Portland, or.
The walia walla leaves for san Francis
go this morning at 8 o'clock, with - cabin
and A. stccrare passengers. Her Seattle
shipment amounted 20 2S5 tons, including
iS,oOs sacks 81 cats, 400 green hides aud
other merchandise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transactions frnm ia nUsry /.
isss, 20 date, are slA,siI,5s6oA
There werc eled Tor record Yesterday
= deeds. the considerations agErsxstias
p7,st2, an average Of ysE. Following
Is the tfs a. furnished ty WOOD &
osborne. AbstrscsoFs of Title
&, u Baker % J. Christensen, tract M
= Maple Leaf 81. 10 Green lake Circle,
sea
l. snio1 20 J. Elliott. lots 5 aua Z. hlk =.
Rengs'nrt''s al. SO
7 nvAa 70 A B0ass. lots ssd = hik l..
Deans a. SI0aa
A Mscsia,osa tos 4. Murray, n 4, Of NV
- &C \. OF ns /, sec. ., - "a ., = e
/ A, Weld % J Hsllwoyth. lots : aad q.
hlk sovn q EnSlewcod. sI'a
HsiiNo'th % 7. FiilSvrsld. 10, >, blk J T..
town 81 Eagir susid. A.
T Fitzgerald 80 @ y Davis. lot 2 BIZ I.
town 81 kuKlewesd. So
q +. DAVIS . " Refrinkrr. lot :, bIk L.
;owa Of EaxicWaSsi. g.
A A. Almond 70 2 q. Yea Ressn. los 4,
soa e, Oh =, belts sarah 4. Beus second
. }. ~, TO 6 over,on. lot S. bla :, uA1
tsFs al so
West seattle I. 81. co. 10 = Kills. lots -
aud n. ia :. hfSg pat II West seattls. 40,
?. f saudvrlo II. white. > Of 50 u
nv : 81 s. see. - n gsc. SEssE
2 Z SANDER - y smith. sos Z. bik IL
AFsiers % zd6. skaN
I. J. Csfle IA u 4 Rsstlcs.. lots n aEa =
- ,. Ssr'Hs supplemental pat. "a %
y T penuys - ssft. slsa
T Il sntord O. f. sander, bll a. Law ;
81 asa. a.
ArNnsaa 90 n Ecrgasaa, loss Is saa
II, ~ ~ ia ks0n street. &td. SlU-a
a White TO- p Nhiteheass. lots / ana
2 - ~ ktad's SID, sl.Qa
II Nait' b. r. e Nl.slu, lats Is aaa -
ek p Mails & Manrsps's si4 10 city Il
seattle. seaa
Arss >, asfis Land & las pseveasnI Cots
FzaY g. q. :. kkng. ie;s Il zAd Il. al q
nfsi fsat ~ West seattle by West Ssatt.e
LAho s improvement CaE1Pans. seSe
y . Slkc IA Ms " sc5ss 1 q q Of
ist !. 1sa = z Il AZ 4 II b. 0f CnieE
e1a. kl-pa
/ u Patrick ~ X n NePaa.tcn. ma
see "a. ~ 3 a.rs e. Etea
u, 7 AGnsssa ~ { 4 Robin Sun. Lea "a
hsk ) Mes weiirxd add. ssc0
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TRADE AND FINANCE,

SEATTLE, NOV. u
About COO posnds Of live turkeys and GO
pounds dressed arrived from Portland, Or.
Chickens are coming in freely and tame
geese and ducks are making their appear
snce. The poultry market, generally, Is
growing more active, while game CON
manas slight attention owing 10 the alb
senee OF choice variety. Pickles. in kegs,
have declined salt maekerei ID higher:
qaote kits, tbs The wholesale grocery
business Is booming 5chvasacher Bros.
& Co. have received 80 tons Of merchan
disc during the week, most Of which has
been disposed Of In filing orders. Seven
cars Of hops. comprising 10 bales, were re-
ceived fromthe Hop Grower Associations
yard al snoquslmie last night, and four
more carloads are expected tonight. Eight
carloads have bsen examined aud await
throsgh shipment 10 the London market
A lot Of y bales came ir from Slaughter
for the Eastern market. No transactions
were reported to day.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
CEfPrs- During the last "a hours the
merchandise and produce receipts Of this
port have been as follows: Puget
Sound shore road 426 tons, Columbia and
Puget Sound railroad 10 tons. Seattle, Lake
Shore * Eastern railway 1851 tons. steam
ers-Qaincy 2 tons, Clara Brown ton. Has
saIo lSZlz tons, Henry Bailey 70 tons, Pre-
mier n tons, skagit Chief 20 tons. Total
receipts l79ilz tons.
Among the receipts were 1906 sacks oats.
"a sacks potatoes. 403 sacks and 500 half
sacks flour, 10 cases eggs, 10 tubs, crooks,
boxes and jars butter, 800 eases canned
oysters, sacks Sound oysters, 5 boxes and
coops chickens. 100 lbs turkey, coop
geese, coop ducks, - boxes canned
pickles 25s boxes apples, 20 sacks
squash. 8 bdls hides. head hogs, 6 veal
calves, 5000 brick, 7o,oco feet lumber, 40
bales hops.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the last "a hours
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from Seattle TO the surrounding country A.
follows: Puget Sound Shore road "a tons,
Colum bia and Puget sound railroad 6tons,
seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern railway 81
tons. steamers-Glide 10 tons, Edith 81
tons, Quincy 81 tons, Eliza Anderson II
tons. Henry Bailey II tons. lola tons, Clara |
Brown tons, hountAineer tons, Augusta
, tons. Success tons, Left Erickson ton. i
Total shipments ID tons
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Nav YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW foGK, Nov. -Hops-weak and
steady.
coifee--optious steady; sales. 50, 900 bags.
Nov. sls A.; Dee. sli 25ela 50. Jan, 81 -
Csii 40. Feb. siI S1ai4 %: March sli 3sa
II 90 Spot Rio higher fair cargoes TO- .e
sugar Raw, hFm. refined steady.
wool--Actiye and strong. domestic fleece,
s0ss7c.
Coppcr-Nominsl; Lake, Nov. Si7 IS.
l.eaa-Firm aud quiet; domestic. So Is.
fin-tirmer, straits, 81 90
bar silver, 90 &c.
Petroleum opened weak NJ Ss.o. but be-
came strong aud advanced To s6ise. The
market then became very dali and re
NAMED NO until the close, which was firm
AZ 50 e.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CBteAG0. Nov. 3 Wheat closed weaker.
cash aud January, 81 O.; December. 81 ora /:
May. 81 lois
Corn Easier. cash. ale; December. 81 .e:
January, Size. May. 3sssc.
oais-siesdy: cash, &c. December.
2Ii.e Nav, "a iI6c.
barley Nominal.
Pork -Easier. cash. December and Jan
uaTy,sh ga; May, ga 79laiaH IL
$ 8. January. 8 III, MAY. i IS.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK sARxEr.
CHICAGO. Nov. GS.-Caltle - Receipts.
1000, steady. ehoice bceyes. sasss rs; steers
81 1.Sstl ~; steckers and feeders, $Aa3 IS.
Texas cattle, 81 Goes 10: Western. set
Hogs Receipts 1900. strong and seioc
higher mixed aud light, g. 3Ss5 q
heavy. s. 3gsssa 01is
SheeP-keceipis 500. weak: natives.
- sasst 20, Western, - a0st; Texans.
s. ae.JS 80
LIVERPOOL GRAIN sAskur.
lFEEHrHanE Nay f..rs
demand fair holders offer freely.
Corn - Demand good. new mixed
I Western, u s'aA per cestst
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wco,en hosiery. Chester Cleary.
Ce1fenerf gloves Chester Cleary-
Big sale Of dress goodA Chester clcaxy
Kasfsrn easn prices. eloakA Clss<y.
Fisxh sale. Chester Cleary-
Csmfoxtez.- Chester Cleaxy-
rke coming week-ve shall tomorrow
rserning xsays Q sale In cheap dress goods
at ls11e. Texas. singernaa q Co
Brewery for sale. Crawford & Conoyer
Perfect subtraction guaranteed 10 every
customer 1t cur great reduction sale o.
drsss goods. Tokias- sinzerman 4 Co
81; splendid white spread Clesry.
Prics oar new pinshes. Cleary.
Great sale; table linens. Cieary.
sale Of hosiery. Chester Cleary.
- silk psrshes. Chester elsary.
New dress ;rimningz TokiAs. Singer
raa q Co.
Rata Dunlsp hats oniy At Toklas,
sinrsrnan q Cos
Gsnts' underwear and furnishing goods.
TokiAs. sIngsrman & Co.
Table danask and napkin importers.
Tokias, efnfernxn 6 Co.
Lace curtain sets: big sale. Cisery.
seattle favorite cIoshierx, furnlshers and
matters. Tokias. singernRn & Co.
View cloaks and wrsps Toklas. Singer
man a Co
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A CLEARING HousE IN TACOMA.
Increase OF Ranking Business Has
Made Il Necessary.

TACOMA. Nov. 2S.--At a meeting held ~
The Merchants National bauk thiS after
noon, there was organized the Tacoma
Clearing House Association, The follow
ing backs were represented and Joined the
organisation Pacific National. Merchants
National. National Rank Of Commerce,
Traders Rank aud feniacOst, Hayden aud
huston
The Tacoma National bank declined 60
enter the association. The Tacoma Trust
a Savings bank. being a strictly savings
bank was not represented.
Several meetings have been held with
the purpose In view but ucs entil TODAY
was an organization finally ettcsied. aud
even today the minor details consumed so
much time thai officers were not elected
The bankers OF the city state thai their
business has assumed ssch proportions
that q clearing hoase has become 3 aecss
silly 20 ayeid the risk OF transmission 81
large sums through The streets from hank
10 hank By means Of messengers.
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tue uprEa COLUMBIA.
A fctitiaa to Congress fer Improve
mene az the Channel

TACOMA Nov. sA.-k petition IS being
put In circalation by Thomas l. Nixeu, 81,
dressed 10 iae next national congress. Esk
Ing for an appropriation for the tnpfDys.
ment of the Colamhia river fy0hi Priest
rapids 70 The Okenogan river, The petition
states that navigation Is noN difficult Aad
viii shortly be closed. that the removal ot
q few distinctions would opru . ehausvl
that would be naylgshle all the year r0and.
thai q line of boats has heou GA that pof
zion OF the river for some months aud have
now more business taaa they eau asa4ie.
Tho petition has bce.s literally s;gBcd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-24

Tax GEEAv H3rEL--ree paany hotel
hoa,d Yesterday completed the preliminary
examination ~ al The plans sUbmitted in
susscr % ~. A. 4. pcHny advertisement
They WI uow Commence with = careful
comparative examination Of the plans
TAls mHeh mas Dc said whichever plan
shsH He xtnpted. ;ho hotel Will he q nag
uihceut meuHmeut "a NJ. ncuuy and q
pride % every citizen % seattle.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Ms Wtus.owK SaogsinE syrup. for chill.
trVa testnsng, = the prescription OF one OF
tie lultee Sisters sud hss bsen gsrd for
icriy years sith never falling success ~
szliiGons of =lothers Tor fheit children.
Daring the Rroccss ~ lcsiAiug is value =
ancAscs l2hse- 10 relieves tne rhila frum
Fsin, cures cysratesy sua diArrhosz- grip
s1g n the oUWSls ara S.nd collie. Bv Civ
ing hcslth 10 the ehilf 10 rests the taether
Prov = hcttlc. anE21wGy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-24

UNwELcONE TO S1NE.-r Y. Luther.
formerly chief o. castem house inspectors,
who VAS re slowed 81 the instance Of Special
Agent Beeehcf. was In the city Yesterday.
lie has byeu dodgiuE around the sound
since las saturday. aad his presence has
mAde more than oHs man very ancon.
Portable. IL s no secret now that Luther
vas Collector R0aaks heic uair, and from
present sppeaesnccz. he i getting Just
fairly started ID the work
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Mr. Charles kohn. head Of the house OF
Chas Koha & Co, Portland, Is in the city.
Capt Jos Green aud family returned
yesterday morning from trip to Cali
fornia.
Mr. WA. Woodward, A ne house Of
Woodward. Clsrke & Go. %Porilsud, was
IA the city yesterday.
M J. T. buchanan Of Omaha, accom-
panied hy his wife, Is at the Occidental, on
his way % san Francisco. Mr.. Rac h&nau
T. general passenger sgeut for the Fremont.
E,khoru & Aissouri Valley and the sioux
Gity & Pacific railroads He j. travelling
simply Tor pleasure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-24
STEINER tLiRi BROW

/ sAVEs YEsLERs WHARF FOR IA
Il cons, OlympiS sd Big skeokum Al I.
a m eveTy Monday. Wednesday and Pr
day.
Returning, lesyes skelro8. Big .xo0kEn.
AZ q Il every Tuesday, Tnars,.ay sas sa'
urtAy.
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.
Not Worth Denying New streets
Variety Actress Dead,

.tfoKaNK Pants, Nov. sS-Nire president
Lfe.eos, of The Northern Pacific. arrived
N teis city today, accom- panied BIZ raul
ssenssss and other railroad officials rs =
nosspe.uns NE roaa from Hope 10 Pagrf
..su he denied the tsrsaessaA's state
asent IN reference 10 the purchase OF tae
seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern.
sas ffoposiacn 10 open Monroe street
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PosT TowrsErD, Nov. zs.-Ars. Harding
delivered q short lecture Lass evening on
the mission work ia Alaska. ~ the Pre<ky-
terrain church
Mr. Holmes, Of the Saddle Rock sesfau-
rsut. has sold his business 70 Butter &
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Arrived-Bk Harry Morse. Gail bk Mar
rsrfia, bks Oakland, Arcturgs, Columbia
Nelly May, Eszfuore, Nor bk Gaidregn. sns
Geo p. Manson. Edw. 0Brien, EldweJ,
bkt WIN. Wfnkleman, brig 7. ?. Laeas, ~
Alaskan, bkt Amelia, sch Oporfo.
eaiIed-Bk James A. King. lanber for
Honolulu: ok Dsshing Ware, lumber; b
coxIifx, lumber for Oakland, BIZ James
chessos. lamker for San Francisco; bat
Julia Perkins
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swIFT-s SPECIFIC

swIFT's SPECIFIC
L. entirely a vegetable preparation con-
tanning no Mercury. Potash. Arsenic, or Other
poisonous sabStaH> -
swIFTs SPECIFIC
Has cared hundreds Of cases Of Epitheiio-
ma or Cancer Of the skin, thousands Of cases
Of Eczema, Blood Humors and Skin Diseases,
and hundreds Of thousands Of cases OF scrof-
ula, Hood Poison and Blood faint.
swIFT's SPECIFIC
has relieved thousands OF cases of Mercu-
nal Poisoning, Rheumatism and Stiffness of
the Joints.
CHATTANOOGA, TfsxS., June q, isss-Swift's
Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga--Gentiemen: In tho
early part Of the prese Mt year, q bad case Of
blood poison appeared upon me. I began
taking !. $. 8. under advice Of another, and
tag ssa AMI shs san.n aa s
effect o perfectcure. Yours truly.
Doc; = w HowAsD: q.
coruxnra. s. c.. July T.. 1Ss-Thc Swift
great sufferer from muscular rheumi sism
for two years could get no permanent re-
lief from any medicine prescribed by my
physician. / foDk over q dozen bottles OF
your =. 5. s.. md now I am as well as ever
was In my life I am sure your medicine
cured me. and would recommend Il To any
one suffering from any blood disease. Yours
truly, o. 4. Hughes,
Conductor c. & q. L. r.
WACO, TrxAs, May .. 1sss-Gentlemen Tho
vile OF one OF my customers was terribly
afflicted with a loathsome skin disease, that
covered her whole body. She was confined
to her bed for several years by this afiiictfon,
and could not help herself at all She could
not sleep from a violent itching and singing
OF the skin. The disease baffied the skill OF
the physicians who treated it. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swift's Specific,
and she commenced to improve almost I'm
mediately, and in o few weeks she was ap-
parently WELL She u now q hearty fine
looking lady. with no trace OF the afiitction
left. Yours very truly, J. r. SEARS
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue.
Treatise on Blood and Shin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT srzcuIc Co.. Drawer g.
Atlanta Ga Eeug York zse Ilrn,dwav