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GUILTY of Murder.

peTEsnTIIGE. Cal, Oct. 5.--The jCry to
CAV fsGa1 Bar;helln Aroaf guilty OF the
raarxseF of r. " Harlan ard the eourt
grzntri defendant 4 new trial, admitting
htza u hall ia tbe sum of sl9ee0
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psmocratIc Meeting In Eroa kIyn.

NEW YORK. Oct 5.--Secretsry OF the iB-
terrier Villas ana Congressman W. &. z.
Breckenridge addressed an immense audi
enee tonight eli the BrOokiy Aesdealy Of
Music. Villas confined his remarks mainly
20 comparisons Of the Democratic admin
istrations since gefierson's tine with those
of other partips
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xK~ YgRE. Oct S.-The eistingsiss c4
Frefseh tors N CaqTselin and Nine. JEle
HsAsrE. arrived Ss ragdF Hnsk oai tag
steamship D.rla Z. = tsss1rasnr is1rl no &c
yauefrr
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Thousands Welcome BouIsugeT
Home.

PAg1s. Oct "a crowd numbering s3oo
gathered 81 the railway depot 70 greet Gen.
BauiAuser on his return 70 the city The
gsneFai elnded the crowd aad Eaade his
wAy 10 the hotel unE0;iced.
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BsssTcx, Oct. h-aeogauni b Bcufers
snrrruaefed himself this FnofnlBg. stating
that ne Killed relative named Gsrioni
Renders Bssr Genoa, Italy. for interfering
il q quarrel between himself aad wife.
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EepublIcan Parade in BroeIvn.

SEw YeRK, Oct. 5.-The Republicans of
Brookiyn turncd out tonight In a cam
paign parade with about 1900 men In line.
The procession was reviewed by Hon. Levi
r Morton, Republican candidate for vice
f,rtSititff
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MRS DIR CROSSIEY
GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DIS
VI eases Of women aud children. These
expecting confinement. 5O5 James street,
between FIT b aud sixth streeis, Seattle.
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GARDNER * ITOGG.
(uNlL AND MINING ENGINEERS
y Reonls = ana 81, Cuion block. dase
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DIR. H. ID. LONGAKE ER,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Pennsylvania, makes a specially OF
diseases OF the eye, ear aud throat Treats
private, chronic and skin diseases. Re-
moves cancer, tunors and ulcers without
pain or use OF the knlie.
0fflee. corner Third and Cherry streets.
Hours. a m. 10 p. nj.
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YELLOW FRyEE is aILDER.
Warm Weather in FIorida- Three
New Cases at Decatar.

JACK ESoNvILLE. Oct. 5.--The weather con
tinues warm, End hopes Of 4 phenomenaily
early frost are disYeled. The situation NJ
mains unchanged. except, perhaps, that
the eases Of fever are geaereily uf mildeF
type. New cases. 81: deaths 9.
Decatur Ala, Oyt A-ihree new eases
Of yellow lever
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swINDLEp BY 4 BRoKER.


NET NoRK, Oct. 5.-The Mail sEd Erprsss
says. One nf the bigges, swindling schemes
worked in this city IN many years has been
brought 20 light by The disappearance Of
william IT, iughani. OF the brokerage firm
Of u. iBgham & Co. From present indi-
ca;ions the losses Of the victims Of the
speculative mania run wen up into the
thousands, and may aggregate more than
slegHs
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Txz6ggE. oct. 8-TAe Moorish r3rern-
Yneuf bss refused - comply VITA fortl-
gals desHE1d that The Portuguese Esg be
saiufed 10 fNparai{pn Tor the insult 10 their
lag Et Port iaF0cb be. PORTUGAL threafrus
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SAY FeAScssCo. Oct. S--pBring q heavy
feg Js=3sy the sehonner Eisie ivesFon went
ashore Ia Brakes bs5. Rad j. beiieved 20 b.
q total ,sreck. She il owned By Igcfspu.
Jensen 4 Co. Of this city. and 4 valued al
sia.mo, insurance. t7l91.
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WEIGH & OLSEN.

Civli ENGINEERS. COAST AND LAND
y Surveyors,
Room Il, Colonial elaes, secoad street
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WILL ADJOURN NEAT WEEK.
No Vote On the senate TariI Biu
Likely.

FTFrsnrEG, Oct. a.--senatoF Sherman was
in the city to-day. ca soaie from New York.
In aa interview be said that congress woaii
probably adjourn In a week. There would
he M vote on the senate fafif bill. bat ai
the next session the new taria bill viii be
undoubtedly raised
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SAN Francisco, Oct. a.--Coroner Stanton
commenced an inquest to-day on the
death OF David A. Donahoe. Killed in the
rooms Of the Republican county commit
tee on the night OF the precinct elections,
Ger.esn l,s.r -
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spcvts al the fair gruuses today YIlspu Z
Cc1dpa. Inerat ter cf the New York Afk-
ietlc club. threw the II paape hammer 10
foef issrisC<. f<aginr the rpcard uxk<5e
~ himself IN New Noxk ia S<pscsatxr ef
III feet , Inches.
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Riin BROS. Zeal Estate Brokers,
VANCOUVER, b c.
SEATTLE WOOD YlR0n

DgY ArpEg A,gB FfG WOOD CuT ANY
,s9z5rsd teaxth. if-3 k.a2AiaE sge
elastv. gasi a*iyere5 . SuE psft - 1Af
civ. gssesess racs5East Al tsks fr.aas s-xs'-t.
OF 81 yxrsi ga llogkltls' a&sf. ssass es s<aeeA
Eaissa IA gUssgrI- Prcrzs'Or
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r.nRGE ID BLAKE,

GEORtgb = 80 ~
I 4roRyEY AT LAw-kgONs 70 And D
a Trnino block, Seattle, Wash.
q Aaa,s,ssI sI attention: Corporation, land and
.tIxlr.a Law.
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sax FRaNcsSca. OSf. S-lraiesfieaz f.x
- heurS for OREGON and washinxtun Terri
tory. Light rains, senthsesterly win<<s
slightly ccOler
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=. rFxgezrs>se. o.. s---Tss ezz-. ear
- as5s essros5issa have afsirs3 q. Yssafc
rsaeszr. fhe ezf3fsl q me Pf1Tirrr of
EssgtAz. lH Cas- aiA
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WOOD & Osborn E,

A TToRSEYs AND cOUSsRLL.ORs AT
n Law. Attention given 70 land htiea-
ton, land fitlcs aud probate matters only.
HnnIna q and z. HMM Hlnck eaattla
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sUAKIsI sToEaED Ar NIGHT.


fiqxDaS. gs: 5.--kdfices from suakim
aiSaii. but were repgise4 bg bFsfisl troops.
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The Eespigadera's Captain sus-
peutied.

sAS FRASCIsco. Oct. 5.--Caps. Purcell.
who commanded the British ship Eespi-
gadera when she was wrecked on Point
FerInin. san Pedro hay has been suspended
iGr three months by the British naval
court OF inquiry. or charge OF ncgii grnce
In refusing pilot.
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e.erm. Ia th~ Nsrth SEAS.

EySwaex, gez a--v.oiens s-0rs1s hare pre-
rssls.f -, the S0Fta sea vg-Ai ashing
ernsess -rnevz f5e Ices ~ gasrllecS u i1zif
eress $ slsssesi oEfTteaFil
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Team Runs n Mife In fs34 1-T-
ERp<xreN. Mass. Oct &--<9n the fair
grounds here this affernonn Nine Martsn-
esfe drove N&Inr Banks and Triumnn 70 a
ws<an ore nltse ia lss4,s over q hsifnsi7c
track. the rcccrd hcretofprc ceinx i-fa
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EDGAR L.. EAToN,

ssSfETAPHYsfcfAN." GRADUATE OF
wi Spiritual Science University OF IA
iinois. Graduate II Wslier's Massage"
University OF Pennsylvania. All aisea8fs
treated Chronic diseases n specially. Also
agent for Dr. W. II. Rowland's East India
Caiarrh Remedy. Once hours, . 10 II and
l 10 3. Consultations free. 12Uis Frant
street. Seattle, w. r.
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An italian Murdered rrn.~.,f

BEIpGEraEr. Coan.. Oct s.---Phtlip Pzits
doni, an Italian who murdered SIS kfothex
IN coad blood January =. was h&azed fh,s
morning.
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v,xcr FOND Keuominated.
PORTLAND NEWS.

{ SAN Francisco. Oes. 5.-The Democratic
city and county convention this evening
[ renomiuatci Z, Il. PonG for mayor.
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DIR. Everett G.. johnson,
DHYsfcTsN AND SURGEON. OFFICE.
4 new Yesier block, Nil. street. Raemk
50 ana 50, thlsd floor, Take tbs elevator.
Residence, 800 Ninth street, corner 81
James, specialties-I Diseases of womea,
gcul;n. urinary ocgans, rectal diseases, skin
diseases, cases Of rupture and diseases Of
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19
cANZoNETT.

Tell me not where roses blow
Tell me, where do roses go,
When their sweet leave one by one
Perish meath the rain and sun!
As l queried, came reply
From a voice that nestled by:
"Roses, wien carth's beauty dies,
Bloom affesh in Paradise"
Say not whence affections flow
Tell me where my life-lovcs go.
When our senses. breath by breath,
Chill into all.senscless death?
AS I qucricd, came reply
From the love close nestled by:
Earthly loves with souls arise
Still to live In Paradise"
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What Am I TO Do /?

The symptoms Of Biliousness are un-
happily but too well known. They differ
In different individuals TO some extent. A
Bilious man Is seldom breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas. he had an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids Of
a morning. His tongue viii hardly bear
at any time II Il IL not white and fnrred,
Il Is rough, at all events.
The digestive system Is sholly out Of
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be q symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often Hemorrhoids or even loss
Of blood. There. may be giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence
aud tenderness In the pit OF the stomach.
To correct all this II not effect cure try
Green's August Floseer, IL cost but q trifie
and thousands attest lts efficacy.
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An Opportunity for the People Of
Snow Hill.

In baltimore one Of tho most rapidly grow
Ing enterprises Of tho last few years, and one
3f the most appreciated Is wei, nss Deen % ING
benefits especially TO the medium and poorer
classes. cannot be overestlmatcd. Formerly
people In ordinary circumstances were COM
PEELED 70 do without O great many necessary
Comforts OF life that is, their houses were
scantily furnished and only because they could
not at anytime raise euhicient s., cash moncy 20
they had, was OF tho poorest and cheapest class
and never made respectable appcamnce. or
gave any satisfaction. Now on the Ins'aimcnt
Plan any honest person, no matter what MS or
her circumstances are, no matter how poor or
how rich, can get anything In the way OF FUR
niture, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery. hcfrtgcra.
any or anything necessary 20 furnish the Home
complete from cellar TO attic,-they can get all
these by simply paying small amount cash
ments, which arc made &c suit their circuni-
stances and arc always madc so low that the
money will hardly be missed. This plan has bc-
two-thirds OF ali the people now purchase their
household goods that way lin fact oil except
ing tho cxtrcmc wealthy classes. NOW the
portanlty offered them, so the Peoples install
ment Company, 11g and !I9x N. Howard Street
between Fayctto and Lexington sts., iialti-
more tho largest and best conducted and most
reliable Instaiment house In baltimore. have
decided to allow any resident of Snow Hin or
immediate vicinity, the same advantage as the
people OF NnlttInOro now ENJOY s-tuut ~ W ceu
them anything which they may desire 70 have
on the Instalmcnt Plan at lowest cash prices
and make terms OF payments low enough 10
suit any ones convenience. This House not
only sells everything iu tho way of Furniture,
Carpets, Stoves. Refrigerators. isaby Carriages,
Crockery, Cutlery. House Furnishing Goods,
Parlor Organs efc., but also carries n complete
stock OF Silks vclvets. Foreign and Domestic
Dress Goods, Ladies' Cloaks. and Wraps, Mill:
merry. Gcnts'. Youths, Boys and Chiidrcns'
Clothing. shoes, Hats. Watches, Jcwelry, ETC..
In sact they arc general outfitters and arc the
only House in baltimore where wearing ap-
parel as wcll as furniture too, can be bought
ON tho Instaiment Plan at Cash Prices and very
easy terms OF payment. This House will al
ways be glad TO have tho people Of Snow itill
call on them whether they intend purchasing
their immense Warehouse and Rct full parti-
culars regarding Terms. etc. Any informa-
tion desired by mail will be promptly Furnish
ed. mch Ji-jml
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Source of Pure Water.

The hest water Is that which has gone
deepest in the earth, where there is the
tightcst pressure. atmospheric and tel
luric. Continued and intensified flltra-
ton has refined il; but il is here, and not
in its open air exposure, before or after,
that the water gets effective oxidation.
The remarkable fact that water ahsorbs
oxygen in something like a geometrical
ratio 20 the increase Of pressure. coupled
with the other equally important fact that
under n certain pressure and temperature
organic germs cease 10 exist; both these
conditions, protracted for the water by n
long detention in the depths OF the earth,
secure the rarcst refinement and also
vitalization Of the element. nt.-Sanitary
Era.
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Don't

let that cold Of yours run ON. You think
Il Is light thing. But Il may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption.
Caiarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia Is
dangerous. Consumption Is death itself
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear Of all distractions and
offensive natter Otherwise there Is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases Of these parts. head,
nose, throat. bronchial tubes and lungs.
can be delightfully."- aud entirely cured by
the use OF Doschee's German Syrup. II
you don't know this already. thousands
and thousands Of people can tell you.
They have been cured by Il, and "know
how Il Is. themselves" Bottle only 75
cents. Ask any druggist.
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Science Notes and News contained, a
short time since, the suggestion of electric
lighting from the air-using windmills for
the motor. In Dakota, where the aricsian
wells have such u pressure as 10 warrant
the belief that IL Is due To gas-sincc there
are no known water supplies capable of
furnishing the necessary hcad-it is pur-
posed 10 utilize water for the same pur-
pose. An electric light plant Is abon, to
be put IN at Yankton, To supply 500 IN
candescent and twenty-five heavy arc
lights, requiring about forty horse power
The power is expected to be supplied by
an artesian well now flowing. AMI II the
experiment Is successful another well will
be bored and the capacity OF the light
plant doubled. Chicago News.
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Smoking "on colorr Cigars.

al suppose you smoke as much as you
like for nothingi" said the purchaser Of
some cigars TO the clerk OF popular cigar
stand. "Yes, / smoke good many
good cigars at no cost 10 myself. You see,
the proprietor goes over the stock every
morning with me, and we pick out all the
'off color goods and cigars that have had
the wrapper cracked by handling. They
are just rs good cigars 10 smoke as any
others, but they do not sell quite rs
readily. These we put into what is called
the 'eull box and ont Of this we do our
smoking. ."-Chicago Tribune.
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OSKALOOSA'S RULERS.
WOMEN OF VARIOUS POLITICAL FAITH,
But AL PROtIeiTioNIsTs

Cuts OF the Mayoress aud Counciiwouen.
Kansas Ca Garry the Municipal suf.
fragc Law ts sts limit.
The beautiful little city OF Oskaiooaa.
Kan perched amid ITS groves OF maples.
or Its breeze swept aud health giving h,lis.
has very Unexpectedly awakened 70
fnd Itself famous and Il In 70 It's women
Il owes IT. samo
A writer there says under q recent date
all At once upon everybodys lips. and
special reporters. special telegrams and
special artists are daily affairs And all
because Of the fact that the good people
Of tho city taking advantage Of one o:
those progressive Kansas ideas formulated
iato state law which allows women the
right 70 vote and TO hold office In incor.
poated cities) have ventured upon tho
unheard Of experiment Of trusting the
reins Of government Of any other than
household affairs to tho dainty hands Of
womenl
"Ycs. tho election Of woman mayor
and Eve councilwomen by q largo major.
ity over conventional ticket Of common.
everyday. humdrum men. was matter
OF deliberate intent. done In good faith
and In the belief that needed public Inn.
provements and the moral welfare Of tho
:ity were perfectly safe In tho hands Of
representative wives and mothers. Il is
co wild freak Of q border Kansas city
town. but tho sober action Of an intel.
Iigent and cultured people Oskaloosa Ii
the county scat Of jefferson. second
county west Of the Missouri river. Ene
farming county. filed with tho well culti.
vated 6elds Of men from nil tho states
sast and north Of Us The town is twenty.
eight miles from Leavenworth and the
same distance from tho state capital.
forty six miles by rail northwest Of
Kansas city. twenty north Of Laurence
and thirty south Of Atchison.
"The following personal descrip.
tions win satisfy tho curiosity which has
brought such floods Of inquiry. and 80
screly poyplexed the modest ladies' who
had never dream Of such results follow.
Ing their consent to serve % candidates
for official position:
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The Chinese sojoTning In Berlin during
against cold. They assumed ear proicct-
with black satin, the side pieces with blue
silk profusely painted with flowers. The
inside was lined with fur, which, project
ing on the cheek, gave the appearance of
whiskers. They also substituted she'll or
horn framed spcctacles for those OF steel
or other metal.-Chicago Herald.
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MRS HAMILTON. MIRA MORSE
Mrs. Mary D. Lowman. tho mayor. Ii q
pleasant faced. kindly voiced woman Of
80 years of age: a native Of Pennsylvania.
hut resident Of Kansas twenty years
and Of oskaloosa eighteen; Of medium
height. with hazel eyes and dark
hair. now streakcd with silver. She has
been for five years an assistant In tho
Office Of tho register Of deeds. which po.
sition her husband formerly held. Sho Is
tho mother Of son and daughter. both
grown: Is Presbyterian religiously and
Republican In politics. as Is her hus.
band. She Is woman who has tho uni.
vcrsal esteem OF all who know her.
"Mrs. Emma X. Hamilton, q native OF
Indiana. Is aged 80. tho wife Of W A.
Hamilton. ono Of tho firm Of tho Blue Rib.
bon real estate office. and tho mother Of
thrcc children a jealous Methodist. q
strong Republican and an arden, Prohibit
zionist. she has decided convictions and
the ability to forcibly express them She
has dark hair and blue gray eyes and Is
well known for her kindly deeds OF
charity She was educated In Ohio aud
has lived In Oskaloosa fifteen years llcr
husband Is Of the Same political faith
Mrs Sarah Balsley. q handsome
woman Of 30. Of plump figure and with
the rcd hue OF health still In her cheeks.
has bright black eyes and hair to match.
She was born In ohio and has resided In
oskaloosa fifteen years She Is devoted
Methodist. and holds TO the Democratic
faith Of l:er father. though her husband.
a leading physician. Is a Republican.
Mrs Hannah p Morse. native Of
England. has spent % Of her IS years
Ia tho city which she Is now called TO sit
In council over Sho Is n pleasant lady.
with dark hair and eyes and decidedly
plump. matronly form--the mother Of q
son and grandmother OF little girl. and
the wife OF n prominent attorney She ID
Of the same political faith as her husband
and member of the Methodist Episcopal
church
Mrs Mltt.e Josephine Golden. petite
woman OF blonde hair and blue eyes. ID
the wife Of 4 well known mechanic OF the
city and the proud mother OF two bright
and pretty little girls A Me,h"i's, Ia
religion. she Is with her husband roliti
cally In name at least She was born In
Independence Mo thirty one years ago
The youngest mrmbcI OF the board is
Mrs Carrie |. Johnson who was born In
OslSaloosa some twenty three summers
ago a pretty vivacious lady OF decided
blonde complexion the wife Of the cashier
of the o~kaloosa tank whose pronounced
RepiIblicanism doesn't deter his better
hall from asserting the Democracy Of hes
father In religion Mira johnson Is an
Eplscopalian.
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'IIi, Billy. where's yer kits" called n
bootblack To another OF the guild who was
minus his accoutremcnts.
"Gcn'lman's got Il back there three OF
four blocks" with sly leer.
"Who's got Il; n copf"
"No, gen'rman. tell yer. He's Agoin
TO hold IL till git back wild de change ivI
q dollar. ."-Detrolt Free Press.
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

Impurities In the blood produce diseases.
Bodily and mental health depend upon .
healthy condition Of tho blood. The blood,
particularly In the spring and during 'hc hos
summer months, becomes closgcd with I'm
purities. which poison II and generate dis.
ease. A harmless blood purifier. without .
particle Of mineral poison In Il. such as mer.
curry or potash. is necessary 90 remove these
impurities and 70 restore the healthy tone Of
mind and body. The hest purifier and tonic
known 10 the world 10 swift's Specific tss.s.L
In regard TO It's wonderful purifying and
tonic powers we give u few testimonials a.
follows:
Mr.. WIN. A. sieboid. with Geo. p. Roweii q
Co. 10 Spruce Street. New York. writes March
29th. isss: 81 feel it my duty. for the benent
OF others who may be afiiicted a. IVES. to
write you this letter. which you can use as
my testimony In any way you choose. will
answer any inquiry from Others In relation
20 tho facts herewith stated. In February
last suffered great pain and Inconvenience
from hollis. all over my neck; I could not turn
my head without acute pain and my blood
was In poor condition. After trying all tho
usual remedies In such cases. and nndlng no
relief. by the persuasion of Nr. J. W. Fears.
Manager Of your New YORK once. used ono
bottio S. 4. s. and Improved rapidly and
very soon was entirely relieved OF my
"JobS Comforters." Now not sign OF my
afiiiction can be seen. I feel strong and cheer.
full =. y s. Is q fine tonic as proved In my
case. isleep soundiy and my appetite ID good.
DR.. J. n. Cheney, u well known physician
writes from Eiiavilie, Georgia 81 use s. 8. 9.
tn eonvaiescent fever cases with the beat re-
suits. Il will. In my Judgment. prevent sum.
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-05-19

The Irish giant q feet 5inches) isdead.
An appropriate epitaph would seem TO be:
Gone 10 his long home.