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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24


miyhs a. weu havs
Lrkd - afE tho
Eass river ondgs
wah enc finger.
Theu I naeis q
brislgo - myself,
aad Muld O o q
show~l ms how it
vas dOoe You get
= Asevy W~sura
on ths kkiney~. yDu
kno~ aud thsa
GlF0~ roxrseif On
The uan and down
hs goe< I vent
down nth = force
that knocked al
the hr-ath csrt ~
my body Nuiioon
Eabb-zi me, and
throwing mo up IN
tha air. held ue &C
arugs is,r grh tbovs
hs hsad he wa
alking - mo In an
s~J conversation
NJ uus a. Ms
nue. and aid mt
seem 60 r-ahre that
rhslnof c,creeia,i
IN ratEIn NJ
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

~ h-.4lns lhe looal cla-aDlaa 30 sInaln.
kse 8lsG gEIza llraa s1ulaJs n allcccssloa-
AZ at his a11-.. 1u-ls sers srtagpns %
te.losss
81 asn Aald.-sn went "a siis re-1t la thls
sCalsrY ..lst a.sa-.1 - toaz Le.l laFd 4llh
klm aad 3fsrs.i 500 L8 any i.lis.sal ghf
sfio so1la -lr1s h.n ID 1ftoea minutes. 4nd
a. ID any ~resfler II .ae sane se gat eao
.rusld c1utsnd siIh nina for tas same tlnle
~iraaus lail4 throsn ha1s4.La sarakicnI
taczl7,i l.soaar.l canlisut.Y a. lrsL aus som
lrar1fd shat lls a.t,arslry sas ~ aIdllarJ
sr-sE.1r IA tls Erst ooat Leonard tara~
hin u tsn minutes The Jap tried 30 ssics
asall, bal shils Leonari dl1ns ss.asai lI
sarss lax alaa. ns eoul1at Laro- Leonard
AZ aaIsasf n.a1eb resulted la a talL Then
n.ll=..il gave lt 4p.
silas s1sn Leonard h4s srestied ~i1h Den
nia Gallagher lls policeman wrestler 81
B.4lfaic. elam be- defeated a1 catch as catch
eAa ior tea0 . side. aad ~ith AeCaTthy. of
~ York. far 40 = slls de ~on thls
n.lzeh n tso srrai Eat H. Hs srands Zee.
. nlehss l4l And ~s4Eaa Ia condition l51
pcunds
rhs carser - Muldooa Il Too VEL snovu
a. Deeli cc lalenE tie Eas recsntly engaged
b. = Nsr York banker. who. through over
n1lea ladu.s.ucs ia sbe cup that cheers, had
bsasazas 10 fas f1r comfort. - Irs4a h.m
d0~n - tho physical proportions at his
yOuEh- The banker tired % Tor = week. bat
thssn gave 10 ap. Ia ,od tlls oeaEtrsndlng &
story of h4s sxpsrisEco - a reporter x The
Me- Y1r1 San
~aaidoon nsariy killed ne I thought 10
woa!d 5s ~e.l far re ~ sEart m by Lo4raing
somsLhlnZ ahout Nrsstilag. 80 - lad q glat
trsss pus oa tns door and be said the Grst tain <
ought o. 81 vas - uA<s a bridge II my
SSH saich il appears. Is oDe u tlse lnoas Gun
niug tric2s talll u known % Wrest-erS AOu
~ sn Jhs aoor touching only yOur heels and
bead, slta your body in shs shape of an
arch or bridge. The o.her wrestler tb-n trlcs
- hr.ak AS bridge d0wa X be- can make
yoar g~o MIS- and one SHOULDER OF t~s
shct.ldsrs an1 oae hip touch The door hs wins.
A4idoon Al lt frs. aad lay sh.rs ~hils
hurlci unysslf against hial sas on Ls, sfoIn-
ach. pulei bln around. and u4do every
sfort knowa % ula12lsd - down hlGA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

A lively suggestion for a debutante't
Christmas gown, 10 be worn in the even
ing, is n white silk. brocaded OF en-
rows, veiled unEer a cloudy drapery o.
white tulle, fllcked with gnowdrops
made Of tiny tutts Of ostrich cuTled hues
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-24

Pale gray tulle, 1ecked with steel
spangles and belted with a steel corset
makes a very effective ball gown. To
relieve It's tone a corsage bouquet of blUsL
roses may be worn. The shoulder strs "
should match the belt or corslet.
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FINANCE AND TRADE


SEATTLE, Friday. june -. lSss
lumber continues 10 arrive daily by tae
car had fro ! the country mills The LEGAL
mills. though running nigbt and Gay, can
not begin Ia supply the demand. A very
large ugnihcr OF buildings az Ia course 81
construction. including several large ledg
ing houses.
PRODUCE RECEiFTS- During tho past
"a hours produce aad merchandise have
been resgitsd in Seattle as follows Per
Premier, from NsHcouNNr. 10 tons Puget
sound ShSfe Road e, car loads. columbia
aud ruxci sound Rosi, y ears; seattle,
Lake ~bofc 4 Eastern. Il tons. Nisreila.
neous receipts 81 produce were rs follows.
cases IT ergS. tes sacks tiour. ears Of lun.
bar. dFess,a calves. box tobacco. box
chickens. - horses. ~ sacks bran. 3 cars
hay bsigeS butter.
ulrNENrS-npr,ns the past Il hours
shipments from seattle were made a. fol
lows. Per PUGET sound shors road. ~
tons. Columbia Il Puget sound railroad, =
tons; Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern it7
tulisi steamer s8ccesS. ! ton, friCksVn I.
touSi Augusta. . tons frsuiier. barrels
sealskiaF. rase fnrS. 10 eases uHcaiypsus.
: eases crackers; Washington, 81 tons. An
uvrSpu 5 IONS Cascade, l. TONS; Quiacy. u
tssus; Clara brown, tons, 1tisc. - tons.
MHurue, tons; Fleetwood, : tons. Mex
iso. "a tons uls mpiaa. ton. Alaskan. 4
bales hops Nassaln. . tons star. - tons
ire GIT and IS head horses Hayward, I
ton. total. iiti foas
No change t. note ia quotations from
Thursday list
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A VALUABLE WORK.

One OF the best of The recent refer
eTeace publications is Appleton's En-
evclo,,e.tia If american Eiosrarhv II
is the first complete work OF the kind
and is a necessity in every complete
library, Ii contains biographical
sketch of every person prominent in
American civil and military history
in law and politics, in divinity, iiiera-
ture and art, in science and in inven-
vention, including distinguished per
sons born abroad that are related 10
our national history, and embraces all
the countries of North and South
America. The work is sold only by
subscription. Mr.. ". W Beck i
now canvassing Seattle for it.
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Address 10 HOusehoIderS.

The committee in charge OF the Fourth
of July celebration are making strenuous
efforts TO provide for the thousands who
ere ,o be with and OF Us on the one hun
dred and twelfth anniversary Of the indie
pendence Of the American people. In or
der that no dissatisfaction may exist among
visitors who would be otherwise unable TO
secure accommodations, your committee
appeal % the loyalty Of the citizens of
seattle, ~ aid them in their efforts, by
sending to the secretary the number OF
rooms they can spare for the 81. ed. 9Th
and 18th of July, or any OF these dates. The
house committee viii see that none but
upobjectionahle persons wiz be accorded
these accom- modations, while parties fur
nisbing these. who 50 desire, eau charge
first-eiass hotel rates for the same.
The general committee cannot impress
too strongly upon the citizens OF Seattle
that the success. of the coming celebration
depends almost entirsiy upon the iDdi-
Yiduai efforts of each resident of the
Queen city. and without fheir cooperation
all plans formulated by the committee VIII
mature bat Enthusiastically. We base this
appeal to residents, relying on the pride of
seattle citizens TO make whatever the
Queen City undertakes a rouslng succcss,
Those who Will place rooms at the dis
posal Of the committee viii please at once
address the secretary, either personally or
hy note. G. ii. HASFoEp. Chairman.
fArL D'fIEIRGY, Secretary.
Roam IL Exchange building. feiltf
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BY THEIR WORKS We SHALL.
KNOW THEM.

SEATTLE. Wash. Ty., May q, 1881
Ny little boy, when four years old,
was taken sick with scarlet rash. We
had competent medical aid bat he
never fully recovered. For 3 years he
was sick, could retain nothing on his
stomach, sometimes would yomit
ceaselessiv for week not retaining
even water. He dwindled away till
but shadow OF his former self. At
last his mind gave way. For two
weeks he clung 10 me begging me not
10 bury him In the ground. He recog-
n;zed nobody. not even me. We all
concluded that death would be a relief
To him. There was no Use trying the
old school doctors, OF that we have had
enough experience. Their medicines
failed % Kin ME when every one OF
them gave me up with consumption
saying that I could not live a week.
That was three years ago. They
would have had their say. too, il had
not called in De. j. Eugene Jordan.
| had then been he,lfast for over year,
could not tern over, suffered with ex-
crueiating pain and spat bloody pus.
A. by the aid of the goi-seut HiSte-
genie Medicines I recovered from the
verge OF the grave and was able TO do
consi lera5le III nay house work in aa
days. Well we got DR.. Jordan's mcdi-
cine for our little boy aud his reason
returned and so Gia his health. and in
two months from fsst taking his medi-
cine he went b school. We are con-
WINGED. as Is every ore who has used
the unprecedented Hist. Med. that il
accompanies the apparently impos,i-
bic. and that To compare them 10 all
the other medic mes Il is like compar-
ing bright sunlight 20 Egyptian dark
ness. MAGGIE Mcdaniel.
have been sick for the last fifteen
years with a complication of diseases.
rheumatism and kidney troubles we're
very bad. but heart disease was the
worst OF all. Many times thought
would not survive il. The sharp.
agonizlag pain in my heart would take
my breath and make me dizzy. had
70 catch at things Ia keep from falling.
In fact, was an utter wreck. tried
doctors Ia Terra Haute, Ind. Bloom
ington. 0ttumwa, Charlton. and Bur-
iington--allopathic, homeopathic. and
every other kind of doctors. They
used batteries, baths. and all manner
and kinds IF nasty tasting drugs. but
E ftLtatfd ilu utiftat NJ I!i. L S3Ne IL
up IN disgust Every doctor told me
another tale as 20 what he thought
was the matter with iae, but that did
not cure me.
t,oing 10 seattle, | heard OF nothing
but the new Histneenetic system. and
Of DR.. ], Eugene Jordan, It's author
Having tried all the old. concluded to
try the new. and after few weeks
use Of the above medicine l complete
IN recovered. This was last October,
and | have hal no sign Of the return
of the troubles, and have been abe 10
attend 10 aiy duties ever since.
make this statement from gratitude ie
Dr. Jordan and the histogenetic sys-
tenn. and also from spirit of SYM
patty for kindred humanity.
loSEGu rENNtNSraS.
Edmond. ". +.
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Stattk. Lake Share & Eastern
Railway Company.
CHANGE OF TIME.

an AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 2erH,
" ISIS. and until further Notice, trains
win ran - PCT schedule below. connecting
at rnioa Bay with steamers on Lake Wash
iugfon. and al Gilman with stages to snG
froza Fall City and snoauainsie Hop Ranch.
Passengers leaving seattle at s:s2 =. M can
reach Fail City and Hep Ranch same even
ing. and by leaving latter point by stage in
morning can reach Seattle at $40 =. m
sarae cay.
a. daily.
s.R., daily except Sunday
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TIMOTHY NJ NAuoN,
SLAUGHTER. May 3. ISIS.

Nv hoy, ten wears oil. was broken
down with rheumatism. His limbs
were all distorted cut % shape froal
the haaefal effect. he suffered great
agoay, au3 could not tuFn In bed
The N0rst Il sli, hi heart Nas greatly
Affected frOm Il. and il sleost stopped
his breath. We gave him up. also jsd
Gar acishisovs. ~ Ia; rs.soTt wsui
- n J Egeene Jorsion. whose mel.
iNtac f,crtorEsea apparently impossible
ttey, IN oar ncisabo~>. After giving
NV tpv thgss ricl.iclfes feT three
Nesle he entirely recovered. his Limits
al sigae hteacl oug Sg&ia. aasl he is
fcffs ~ wea il. ever way. TlI1t wGs
ten usgafhs $50.
A. ar usys-ii. haf ~ injury 4
psv AnreF so.Fh tafuesl iasa CARTS o.
,he t-are. Several a01tgvs wire eul.
F'eEci hst tie rsssiit was the hare
ksisl na eating aesF. At sas< lhes
cfaic i.siszi tla. 81 order "a save tAs
hand iae & sres iad . X ansrUsatsti.
ieslsasa SIX tses.ti Il nr. Jordan. Oh.
IA sci t.4s uIesss l-se. aHt sa isto Wcsks
tisac i s1-xt tie boae disease and /
ssss4Fea rsy sia9c-. fioH faush sal.
teFtAg SID es1eas e Nc might l.ase
saved aaa sc kapwa 81 lie flizeaxess.
ss3e &>lxsse aaa d. i. Esseas
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD,

DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
, desired length. Dry kiadiing spe-
ciaify. Coal delivered to any part Of the
city. Orsiers received al i2l5 Front street,
or al yard on Hopkins wharf, foot Of seneca
street
mhls SIN IA RUSSELL. Proprietor.
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S. BAXTER & co
A PaST0R CURED BY FAITH.

y Rev. n John R.ilssEasrr. pzstcr sFzchY.
ss2 A7rslgss Church, ChSsss4. "a f,e,rn
ys7t4 - fG.ff- fsrlas A >leFisEr G.sy..fr
Aesf i.f fTs ts--. s. isat cared p
=. r. tlgi 8 irs e.. ills.si kl5xtr- Hes aYs
- hasa asFstcsf - saurs fSezfssas - taxing
&rs=r ls'ssas fsiKlr fzzt & uszssissssslgtx
sls..afse q a. fsyssfss ne = atsHssi -s.s.ztii <
- Esrt al sha rzs - 1z.3st1t alfa
Isar7.ess e ne fssssl e. Nsge sssss most s.x-
x --1ns zSzzeds f4if fTssi tzzzznss / an
szzss. s5E ssfa42sz -. Xxx ats. gssrs<t.szA,s
s4is ssssSsssrt IS saisse azt xSxAS ne fs-
sasNses 4 As sHaassNrls-s A4A. EssxSf
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MONEY AND MARKETS

MN NuBK. June .a.--Noaev On call easy
a, IA "a = las, laan = elssct s,aiis Prlaf
mescsntfe iarer vsls STEERING OK.
change duh aud unsettled. tt~,i. Tor ~
dsy tsiis. slsS'i iaT drniaud
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SEiTTLE-sgAGIT RIVER ROUTE.
DIR. SPINNBY
Sc CO.'S
PRIVATE DISPENsARY.
3l9 Commercial street. coruss'
jackson, Seattle, w. 7.

All chronic Diseases Of MEN and woAEss
successfully treated
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous azd PnySesSs !,
Debility, Exhausted vitality. semiahss
Weakness, SperIzaiorrhoea. ImPotsnsss
Gonorrhoea, elect. syphilis, Premature De-
cline, Weakness In Women. and all fnns-
I.oHal perapgements that result from youin-
ful foliies or excess 10 after Yeas.
tiniNApv Kidney, ard Bladder tfouhkss'
Neok Rack, GOnr.rhcee, oles.- =
crystisis, Narieoeeie, structure ctr, prompt
Is and safely cured. Nonauseous meiittiir
given, nor stTsng iuiecinre used, which
cause structure Charges resss aable.
NrRYtlIIS Debility. I.sss Il Sigor, ssenii1al
Losses. Night Emissions, De-
srsondency, etc, etc, cured
YOUNG ZEN suffering from ise efee .is. %.
iSSns a.h youthful ioliies or indisefsr
ton, should avail themselves a our treat
Inslit. the greatest boon ever laid IL me a.
sss Of suffering humanity. VII guafHiiie~
= positive cure II every Ease.
htdlsaSsd Men TIM .s , s's , ,ssny lse ess
uat;oa NJ the h'aGder, acceatianiea b a.
staar;iug or ;sfrBlas sensation: On exariin.
alton the urine sle.assis a sediment ssiI
sotnetispes alhnfnen y prc1ent. tbs cesos
varies g5o4a bright or reddish % erca
isi iss bee, The pstieus experiences wtaS I.
ching OF the s5stesa in a manner be taliaes
sceoiIEf for. This Il the seeoo1 stage g
seminal weakness. AaEy die Of THIS diE LEI.
Guilty. N ars,s; ri is eaese. = Isefssss esifs
ami healthy restoration guaranteed
oiliee hours. - a N. 70 ) y. M 70
H. =.
y. H-prfscus unable 10 Wait u q
treated q thet< kszne3 b. eurr11Ez
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American Express Tor. Canadian Pacific
ssh, Cars3S SoRihc1t a., CeaiFai Ia
ctnl ~. burlington & QQlncy llst :, Della.
WaFr 4 t-tekauagna 80. bcuver & kt0
t.ragce ii,s Erit 2li axe SHORE - = Louis
Ntfio 4 Nashville SIS. Michigan Central ~ =,
Missouri Pacific - !. Kansas < Texas - !,
New Nos& Ceuiral les'.. N0sthern faesne
,,f,,son saproN sincnt - =. Nav gRticn 80 =
fsausrantiaant1 .S'- faciar Mail Esi -
Residing 81. Rack islsa,i l02ts. -. Paul
eff- Texas Faciiv - ?, Iaiea FsciHy 81 =
paits4l states ExPoess 7l... FSrso IL,
Mpzfaru sslon 49,
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VIZ. ac'aAn.N's srarENrxr.

hoNSEtLV, King Co. W. I.
ihavc becs badly troubled with my
throat Tor many years, II would give
me No rest 1T night fer the tickling
ami hacking Since last December il
was worse than ever, and having tried
- many things which dill me no good
| felt pretty helpless. todd = friend
oi mi ic. John Anderson, eatilenan.
that | ;hegght rs last resort, of go
ing 60 California. lie toll me he had
been in the rauae iix, and weas t. Dr.
J. Eugene Jordan. took his medicine.
snti quickly and completely recovered.
concluded To try him. and | wish 10
recort.t the fast thst after a weeks use
OF the perfectly tAstgless histagaetie
uaeJlciae I entirely recovered. | make
this statement for the heaeti al % all
Afflicted IN the same sAs.
TIMOTHY MCMAHON.
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Ngx Nogk, Ipae 81. 80 rsc yolafns az
business AZ the sioek SNvhsagf cnutluuzs
~ grow sfasligr To-siays market yzs
.Rtac. though generally hishey At the of-sn-
ipg tnicu fscinc N4s helSscd By ihe az
HnGBrVrsrat that an cft,trt would It. made
IN Monday - set ihr fae4iOg tiil l,cfozx
the hsalss. ant that frcss,tcat Astaass assi
e9ne g. Msshiugsou - uSc ais IL aucuce IA
thAi eflA The constantly ;rpoesiag c&rp
ifa,s ~ The Nosfhcru fAcsae stimulated
t3Stav Ia thoss ssoSks tsSsS. Gssd Urexasi
Improvement s.s'rrd q gals ~ over t~t'
gsef exlt gec iim4ici aaSiacss s.0ue Ply
Fessied sDy marked improvement tn Eae
Ecrrfsi iist. Fss- chsse y - ETsa.
t,avrsGsacut hauits usrQ dHil ali s'ta Is a..
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SUB6nlER TIs1A TABLE
Steamer SkagitC Chief

I EAvFs SEATTLE, FROM YEaHIx
II Wharf. every sunday morning. =, -;
for i.seonner, touching al Clinton. Nm
Susan, Sianwooi and utsaiaiy.
Returning Mondays
Leaves every Thursday morning on ~
touching at Clinton, Caupesille. Ctsslsir
taeonner, Friday Haghor sad Roche Hssss
Dor.
Returning Fridays.
For lodges. pnblfc or private excursion,
special rates viii be given on s;,psirafjon
For freight and rates apply On taa-i- a.
10 HENRY BAfIEY. Msslry.
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Time Table Broadway Csasl 8
DAILY except sundays,
oCTwARn.
-.,..--...,.,..,,,-.......-
LElvI

s-cosrhes Tor the HigA.aaIlS- T---,--.-1
Terrace and East End.
On fhcater nights a coach win 49,. =
foo; % Marion street AZ the close ~ ~ -
faFmauce 'e -.
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As oPES LITTER.

SEATTLE, W. 7.
DEs. DARRiS-fSentIemen ] now
take the pleasure of writing you that
after q full course OF your eiectro-
magnetic treatment l am entirely
cured OF a pain in my chest. which has
troubled me for over eight years.
Having been under treatment by doc
tors 0. Liverpool. Glasgow, Calcutta
and san Francisco, none of them did
me any good until came under your
treatment. which am sure has per
,nanentiy cured me, for which, gen.
tlemen, beg 70 remain,
Yours gratefully,
WILLIAM LITTLE
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Nose.-ieayins Lcuswoed Terrace
u. n. II. n.
ON sundays @oaeh will hare 80
hour. commencing al ? O'Clock 4 = 49,
ming through to the Masonic eesors~,x ~ g
the Turn Ncreln picnic grSua,ls ~
cesch VIII leave the cemetery :. 1 :,
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ASTHMA AND OPIUM HaHrr CURED.

b Y =
Ma. EpIro.-Dear Sir: 1 have been
troubled with asthma for the past thir-
teen months, so bad as not 10 be able
10 DO days work. and have suffered
-.torrnents of the damned. The
paroxysms were SO severe that my lie
was many times thought to be des-
paired Of. | had tried everything, and
a great many physicians. In order TO
get relief had TO resort to morphine,
until / had contracted the habit. |
put myself under their cleetro-mag-
netic Treatment. Now, after several
treatments, am entirely cured of my
asthma and the morphine habit, and
have no craving for tie drug | can
be referred at the Mckenzie house,
foot Of Marion street. Seattle. w. T.
III. A. JOHNSON.
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Refer TO me at Sprague. ". T.
FgEDf RICK Nous.

The above gentleman, Nr. Mohs.
owns a farm Of 27oo acres aud hun
dreds of cattle and horses; and these
statements, coming from a man OF
undouhted integrity, and whose repu-
tation for veracity is above suspicion,
must be admitted as positively true.
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The human rae affords IN Itself =
most Singular ssussy- There are among
the many class Of thinkers. thase who
repose TO mach confideace in others.
too little confidence In themselves. or
no confidence in anything The
mae xho knows il All himself, the
man Who thinks somebody else knows
Il all and the man who thinks he
knows who knows it all The egotist,
the siupiefon and the skeptic- Re
coenisin9 the fact that people require
more substantial evidence than mere
words and promises. D-s. DARN resort
90 the most legitimate method OF adj
versising themselves by advertising
their cares. That those among the
community mar be afforded an OPP
portunity Of investigating before cali
ing in person upon the doctors the
following testimonials are Published
hearing evidence OF ihe doctors ahssifs
and skill as well 2s success
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CURED OF cArAEgH AND vaRIccsE VEINS
To THE PusLIc: For ten years l
have been troubled with a very disa-
greeable catarrh and bronchitis. I'm
ally got so bad that had to give up
my business OF rancbing and riding
for my stock. The catarrh extended
TO nay lungs and stomach. My physi-
clans gave me up as incnrab.e. Last
October | came TO prs. Darrin, and
now. after three months treatment, |
consider myself so far restored a 10 be
able 10 do all my own work. Before
treatment had to give up horseback
riding, and could not attend to my
stock at all; now can remain in the
saddle all day without fatigue. My
wife had also been troubled with drop
~, milk leg and varieose veins, so she
could only walk with the greatest in
convenience. and it was painful TO the
touch, and finally broke out in run
ming sore. Drs. Darrin sent her medi-
ciaes, and. to our great JOY, she is en-
tireiy cured.
Refer 10 me at Spraguc. ". I.
EgFDyRltE MONS
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oFFIcE HOURS AND PLACE or BUSINESS.
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
international Hotel, Cherry street, Sc
attic. w. 7. Consultation free.
Office hours, from 10 To daily
evenings, ! 10 &; Sundays. 10 to II.
All curahie chronic diseases. loss oi
manhood, blood taints, syphilis, gleet,
eonorrhma. spermatorrhGa, seminal
weakness and loss OF desire OF sexual
power in man or woman, catarrh and
deafness are eoniidentiaily and sue
cessfully treated. Circulars sent free.
Most cases eau receive home treat
ment after a visit To the doctors Office.
THE Drs. DarriH also have branch
Office at 20 Fifth street. Portland. Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
them /
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NJ EofTos--Dear Sir: l reside in
North Yakima. W. T. consulted
Drs. Darrin FOR Deafness Ny left ear
was totally deaf With one operation
with Drs- Darfin's electromagnetic
cure. of ten minutes. was made 70
hear "a well as ever in my life Can
be referred 10 as to the truth of my
statement. Z. " FOWLER.