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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12


An one-armed printer is about a.
much of curiosity 10 the craft as an
one-legge,l sprint runner would be -
the general public, yet such . printer
set his share Of the type In this morn
ing's PosT-IsrxlLfcEscga He i n
young man named Harry X. Penrod
and lost his left arm by falling under
a train at carbondaie, H., about three
years ago. The limb was taken of
short at the shoulder. He was de-
tcrminea that his mishap should not
prevent him from
EARNING ms LIVING
At the trade. lie went TO work after
his recovery in the New York World
proof room and found time mornings
10 practice at the case with one hand
IL was a very difficult matter, but,
with continued practice, he finally
overeame the difficulties in his way
and was able 20 hold cases again. HIS
stick rests in convenient place In the
left side OF the lower case and is held
In position by a siniply-constructed
rack. Composition then is easy
enough, Of course, but he also jnstiiies
OF spaces Out MS HtiSs Win
No aoRx DIFFICULTY
Than the two-handed printers have.
Anyone who understands printing
will wonder how a man can dump a
stickfui Of type with one hand. lie
does IL with the greatest ease. by
trained Use of all Of the fingers OF his
remaining hand. Mr.. Penrod is a
rapid compositor, and surprised the
boys in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COM
posing-room ast Saturday, by sticking
up go ems Of loaded minion in six
teen minutes. The hest record is 90.
At an exhibition Mt Albuquerque. New
Mexico, he set 5000 ems in six days,
or about seventy hours. He acknowl-
edges thai il was rather fat type. but
IL was most remarkable record still.
Nj. penrod j. willing To make a match
With any printer in the world for u
cne-armed contest.
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the pcopse 10 sf~ Boz = hesd q -
are oar fefIgs c1sizenx. Ibe psOyae q
sesslIs have on nnnexous orcseicas
eonsrsbnt@d genevsssly in all u sunsT-
era IN Oder eesssnmweaiths and even
IN oder caHrn1ries. and they eanncs
pow withhold the same s=-fs1anre fsosn
citizens Of car osn teTritoFy-sfpsz
fbose wls are practically cur neigh
bor,. II l. ear frss izsy 70 take care
a Our oxu citizens. AMI Il i they wfe
have the first right 10 appeal 10 rs.
II l. % BE- hopesI the committee aP'
paasess BY Acting Nzyor Fursh I'll
At once ses about ttse exerufsan Of the
charitable work for whbrh they h.vs
been designated and that tbcre she
are called upon for contributions xiil
respond with Iii<rAiity that VIII cos
vince the sufferers q Ritxyiiic and
indeed. the people Of al Eastern
Washington. that the people Of Seattle
are ~ ready 70 respond 70 appeals fo'
help from the people Of Washington
Territory a. they have -hswn them
selves ready 20 respond 10 appeals
from remote states and terrisories-
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An ArrEAL roe Ass,srANc..

In another column viii he found a
letter from committee appointed by
the people Of Ritsvilie 90 solicit aia Tor
the sufferers hy the recent fire in that
place. together with communication
from Acting Mayer Eurth stating shat
he has appointed McSsFs, II, l.. NeSlsr,
Bailey oatsest aud 4, q. Stewart a> a
committee to wals uisoa oar cst.4cns
and secure contributions ior the suf.
fervrS.
The generosity ai the people OF ~.
atsle Is proveFhial. They have never
hehcid suffering without giving 10
their expressions Of sympathy sab
ssantial form. Thss have never with.
held assistance from victims ef rsis.
fortune Who have spIneal,si 10 them,
They have always hscn pfomgi 10 ~
sssond 10 cry tes help, irem whai.
ever seusoS Il is,lghs coiae Ii Is ua,
% b. doubted li'at they Will respond
In their usual sritis on this o,,sazson
or that the Suffering looplo a Rita
wife viii have abundant reasas "a ~
uelnscr the charity and she rsod n %
of the ysorle ai Seattle,
This case Is one Nhigh s'f~alS
strongly 10 ihe = n,l,alaie> % The rs0.
ME. l;isxyiilc Was a short time ago 4
prosperous ansl greNing town. I'm
.he sixth 81 June il uas visited b. 8
flre which aesiFoss,l The aaosi tlsiekly
populated pass q siss town and Fsa'
.lerel a iatvs izsssloa % shs rsaepie
hame,rss. These alle were Hot le@sys
H. the sonllaks@tsos' have foaad lt s'''-
,s.sslsale a. rsosiag sselicr, s.ssi afa
..,esl.I.g Ter shsir hess sesia"a's nssh.
hans ana have Felssssaslsig ap5sa''.i 20
,he rnerous rcnpae q she fasihr
N.,rthwpss 10 sersler The assistance
uht.h ws1 ssswly sus r. 'lrui,a
II should DC seassnhsFed 'ha' the
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FARM FOR SALE

LIVE AND ONE-HALF MILES FROM
Il the growing town of Port Angeles; leo
acres river bottom black sandy loom, rich
and productive. As good soil as there is on
the American continent: 81 acres cleared;
q acres in timothy and clover. cuts 50 tons
hay. Some wheat, oats, field peas, 4 acres
potatoes, plenty of garden stuff, II bearing
apple trees. 10 plum trees. Is head cattle,
yoke of oxen, one team horses aud harness,
Is hogs. some chickens. 3 barnss power hay
press. House. with household goods and
provisions, four rooms, an abundance Of
clear. cold water the year through; one
moving machine, plows, harrow and a
fun outfit of farm implements. This is one
of the choice farms OF Clallam county.
Fine climate-miid in winter and cool In
summer. aud remarkably healthy. Price
S45o II sold byAusust LIST For particulars
call on or address H. b. DECIUS.
Port Angeles. Clallam Co. Wash. Ter.
Or c. G. CaLKISs, Rooms TO 6 Union
Block. Seattle. ". T. my6srfuthlm
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sestsss Is the esE.er Of supply 10 -
OF TIE ugst sS1nd Districts
British Cetosab,s aad Alaska ioos 70
issss I'oporsson OF their general neer
die, 'ssehla<ry AL supplies.
Tbs wholesale heu>ss OF Ses Tor, 49, -.
6eirei eestsB. Chie4go and SAn ff-s
feeazsizs sesiile - tss kersa Psrtsr ~
x5s ara fghtas t,ste aad ns Tor -
reDa&e.
Ever week hsrstss he estsb.iss-nta
0 ~ sgsaey 81 our Il. .sl 70 tSe sals ~ ~
cnctio1 OF skeir w4fsk.
Cable esrs eoanscsi : s7ts Gods Of fhs
VIII r,sny stssss izapestsat sstsfp tsess
Z question % feH wesks
fcs faets F.asoss atd tseusrses oi -
tia. ara wi.hin ready est. ne ear ny.
II ven are In wssaiaztpE Terrier TOT - ~
h.aih. make 10 pr08iabie s,sit. u ygs
hsrs ios iayssElt nj. buy whsis pr'se
Snea exrrssists a. Il tuy pEop~rss " =
eastern ssa,es cheaper ssss tan sus es1S
con drs< interest en- - monty CT fss5
te1eazs OF al sasans-
We CAB ell T. yca aos tee pr EFT -
ttzu We CA SKIS days frsm ttis tsss-
Spring srd Eatashiee sia brys tho s11s ~
fset ca real sstse rsiees ~ . VIII Jaw
cosels- J. Viii bsigz thea up.
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Five years ago took down with rheu-
matism, gravel and inflammation OF my
stomach. was two years on my back and
could net turn over had the best medi-
cal aid of Seattle that money could procure
But received no benefit. i WAS shipped
TO San Francisco, stayed there months
under expert medical care and received
some slight benefit there. All that time
suffered overwhelmingly in my stomach aud
kidneys and my left leg was almost the
size of two legs and as han, as rock its
whole length. ! could hardly eat anything
and was failing fast. gave myself up to
die, in fact, thought il was only matter
of days. About that time all the country
round me rang with the praise of DIR. J.
Eugene Jordan. and his new Hisfogenetic
system, of which he was the author. He
took no cases unless they were given up as
incurable by other reputable doctors. He
charged nothing for services or medicine
and his object seemed 10 be 10 show TO the
world the coming revolution of the medi-
cal science. had myself conveyed to him
10 the Brunswick hotel, where his Office is.
In one day after taking his medicine the
terrible pain in my stomach that stayed
with me so many years and that doctors
east and west, of every school and no school,
could not dislodge, vanished. My bodily
health came back to me. j threw away my
crutches, and II 1t were ust for the remain
ing stiffness of my knee would be a young
man again. This does not begin TO tell the
suffering endured. a volume could not do
justice, pen could not convey II. Ii was
sleepless nights and days OF torture, rest
was foreign to me. All this transformation
to health has now been year and have
no recurrence of the trouble. am Is years
old. have lived thirty years near Seattle,
and my many friends never expected to
see me about again. am still taking the
medicine and have hopes to get the use of
my knee back. ! am positive had known
OF DIR. ]. +. Jordan and his great Histoge-
netic system before was practieed on for
years by all the big and little doctors,
should not have spent years Of unutterable
misery, and thousands of dsllars in money.
In my opinion, having tried all kinds of
doctors. there is but one rational system of
medicine, and that is the Histogenctic sys-
TEN, and having seen SO many other So
called incurahic cases like Bright's disease
and blindness. ETC.. Of my neighbors get
well, | concluded that the Histogenetic
system Of medicine is the coming system
OF the world and all other schools viii have
to give way to 1t As darkness TO light.
f. McSArT.
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- ea~tsm papers with few exeef-
teae labor usszer the impression that
! eDvesnor, - well a. representative
GBd : leEfslsturc. was elected IN Ore
On iast week. Unfortunately this i
not tvpe- The Republicans took all
fhat tas In sight ut the last eieetion,
NJ they wiIl BE- compelled to wais two
yeaSp more for the goyernorshir. of
c0sss<. 4 & only question Of time.
b<lt Il u Inst a. we'll 10 he areurate-
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HER LIFE WAS SAVED.

C. f. Ballard, druggist, of vasear, Mich.
says: .Mrs r. H. Pratt, living about two
mites from here, was very sick with con-
sumption and given up TO die. Ipersuaded
her to take .Acker's English remedy and
In very short time her lungs healed. all
soreness went away, and 10 use her own
expression, MY life was saved, or owe my
life TO Acker's English Remedy" This
medicine IL a positive cure for all throat
and lung troubles. colds. Group. whooping
cough and asthma Said on a positive
guarantee by A. b. STEWART jal4 liz
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by the school board of district
No l, King county. W. T., at the Office of
Gardner 4 Hogg- on or before Thursday,
June IA, ISIS. at o'clock p. m, for the
grading of Sixth-streef school block in ae-
eordance with the plans now on file In cur
Office The board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
GARDNER & HOGG.
Seattle. June 2. lsss leg At
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WATER FRONT NEAR SEATTLE.

Aftsr ye7 bsEs ba,sa'ne FOE ore o. more
lois, shoals yoa. through sistn-ss or sceidsast.
become pfssset for raorgy ysa have onis 10
pressas ycur e5erks - tee back and her vii
" csshed on the saes fo- thssr iui. face ya.as
Yoa ere. tksrssors. by the option sad NJ VI
'ese. ss ezsg. insurst sgssnsi seci:sn.. Yoa
are your treasurer ard h4sksr. aud .. the sass.
ttge az avrsr Of vsiastie property.
III nd yoa - ssy iiB<. however, or sent
the ehscks ~ sznk Cor pssaa-ss tAey viii be-
lfnns5izsesg horsfeJ srf fcrssreea 70 ~ ana
,on iheErsy ANAL eli tie hss Of purchase Il ths
said lard
We tie, sc.5en cpporssnsiy ssd seyise
yoa % buy low bean vsis sas Il 70 AID re-.
.ssses % sssss'i ye1 tie o. pet xaiiy Ct ssytsx
cosA hsvs teoshf sacA sad zach : los f.s
iDoatas $50 for - u.lea and nes IL IL sofia -
ss4r b.
MAO yearife NJ MISTER hnw IA II. es-r
s7r>e D. Il. sea Soar ea.eeT oae s,sfosr It's
booz and bsrez, frea he vance.
frsass, influential lAi1roe.s asz hes6inz fer
sea.sse.
s-ressesErjrz Is eousisAssg and rrevisz
VIII he.tssy eros:s.
SersT2s eez1nesec 70 IL STATE Il suhg ant a
progression.
Tie daily psnsrs are 1led vita s,ssuats Of
neg sEtefpxlsss-
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have been suffering from neuralgia OF
the heart from childhood and have tried
countless remedies have inflicted every
kind Of misery upon myself in the vain
effort TO get relief Doctors told me that
would have 10 undergo a surgical operation
AZ last when everything failed and / set
tied down to despare. / heard great deal
about DIR. J. Eugene Jordan and his new
system OF medicine. sent for medicine,
simply describing my case. In weeks
time after taking Dr.. Us, histogeneisc medi-
cine all my misery of lifrs standing dis
appeared: that was three months ago. and
II was not only the neuralgia. but ! also
suffered from dyspepsia, would yomit up
even drink of water as soon as II would
get warm. Ky sHfferings were so great that
often felt tempted 10 eemmi, suicide.
consider Or. Jorean's the only medicine
worthy OF that name MoiIIE DIX.
whaieorl, W. T.
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CRANE & DICKEY,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Washington St. near Commercial.


SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned on or before Thursday,
June fth. at 4 o clock p NJ. for the con
struction of q wharf and Touring min in
the city of seattle Plans and specifca-
tons can be seen at their office The right
Is reserved 10 rejce; any and all bids
jcStd GARDNER Il HoGG.
Time extended Till "Wednesday.
June II al 4 O'Clock n m
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THE sErrsLTcAx rnoBLKM.
IPhna.ielrhls Press

The problem before the Republicans
Of the country in making their Pre-i-
Dental nomination Is comparatively
simple. They are not under the neees-
sity II watching the Whole iiner bat
esls concentrate their attention upon
three OF four points and govern thesn-
selves accordingly. :.
Assuming that the Pacific States VIII
ie held. the Republicans can count on
fss electoral vote. That leaves out
New York, Se~ Jersey. connestieut
and Indians. II reguires z,i "a elect.
The Republican pfoblem l. 10 hold the
frg and gnin the II, additional. There
are three waysxo do H.
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100 ACRES OF
HOW TO BUY LAND.
Cer.ined Caechs. Payable NJ sigh
on she Puget seuad sastouAi
Bank sssven a. security
for Moasv lnvssted.

Ia fhes~ assi-cas q hayips property "a
tins. sra heeoniax prcpery o~Gers kaa Ian T.
lords, - ores the u iiax;1g:
Ne vii silica Pea frsez three moths 70
svs lszss' t.z.e, aee5zeEg 10 tbs iszs yea DC.
ecs
ne essrrs se.;ass psesa'ern nax Interest 90
Ire txyE.k1ts. & wiii'gite yOn sssErzety
d<ei.
kagssen ssteet ant ara xishia rs1 as II NnN
AID salf mics Of he p2ssSs7es. TA~y lag
well s-s2 are d,ssfzs3= ls<s-
We sqs.-s oass IL pr cat. 80 a. earnest
u ney ard - al sfvs eest:Ass eserE Tor she
q ss.s0st af esS& ADD ssssy s1sssszeat yzy-
mat
fss sa,oh d drawn ~ Tie fase; Ssses xs-
tsoasi hsrk Al s E4xse payable 4: stzsf, q.
srsnsinE TIE par hassv . ssase go zas o. sy.-
ieSss sAss ksys Eey.r es<s brscge % Ssi.
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Psychological Examinations !

Csuss'i i'rof wJliaa WIaies-. IL. p
atst afiEtl eszsapfers IN rsrrsl.f.,sgfss,
tas7t, ElFin1 Taygss-l b. .scasi ,,si ~ ey,--,
trs-si in tnHf chaFasfcr. ylar ieuls< Ahs
Bees % eafrfc' taV-0 taicgrF Eesi has So
usest fhe Giss2 e gAera Nos- a.sats,sri,lii
ir D. - sslt7s 5sE iu uituf Frasssst an.
fE~-lv 90 srcsf 1s.aH sr1 s.ti - r5f.s>s .rst-
esssfli, asi4 ccN g. asrsill 1iffa a f.-fis-..
tis1 H7si.sses NV a.sa iae a.,ar.'sf1te "a
l-tssrisI-t,Hk and ,sssgr }rrfrfrsasf
AA tt 'ist s-saslis ey..sut NNse lila p
@sn-issr fay tnsss-se.isg ID SOD 49,
s'rs,aslFE ~ttaefr
Ar fnfes.ss. nsarririt oT .nrie .rrr5I.I
rF'-sre nj aHa Mae. AiaGs4rs s5reaf
@efas4s $500. -
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FREE LECTURES

"a farene'r KY, - rr.,s W.aFsn-. ~ tyr
Hisr As'A esseauarzssEs fs.sssssr sfsssst ges--
fe4s e8rlaz tA1 uetk AzEaissaasss
tlsssr@scs- kzsss ssssis ipysset.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Wood choppers, 81 cord.
Walters, $40 and sli week.
Axemen, $40 month.
Swamper, s., month
Min yard hands, $36 and so.
Farm hands, SIS
Brick setter. $500 a day.
X. r. hands, 500 and se.5o day.
Laborers, So per month, 200 per day or
fl.s5 and found.
Gang Sawyer. Gang filler.
FOR SALE.
Milk Route-Best paying route in Seattle;
family trade of rs gallons daily; 2 teams,
cans, etc. complete. Sold at bargain
l4rroom lodging house, furniture aud fix
lures. $50 Two years lease.
Restaurants. $50 10 $50
A feweehoice building lots that we own,
cheap.
FOR RENT.
Well furnished house, 6 10 rooms. or
rooms furnished for light housekeeping
good bargain 10 ripht person.
acres on new railroad improved; house
and barn. plenty of day work.
15s acre ranch on Vashsn Island, rent
taken in labor.
Improved ranch at oreas Island, SO per
month.
7-room house and furniture for sale, slle.
Four acres near town. Time checks bought
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f-slt NiA~sssJJb GfnVE rrrF,8NFR
Il astA Sh4sa tswaaf ese have sssar ~
asus4aS fsrafs;s Sa4 fsstrs ~ ta.s ~.
bi,e .-iI
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~ ACRES OF GOOD BOTTOM LAND
M under eziffyastou, Is acres plaused &c
potatoes; enc orchard of I've aercs, com
pr5siux over 20 fruit Trees Of Ill varieties
Story and half house ISx3. barn 0x4o,
sheds. etc situated on the narrow gnux<
rnilrued, two miles above Renson. safta-
bic for milk ranch
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$I00 TO $500 made A So Sallln eA isr Re 81.
Agents prefefrrd who can furnish their
own horses and give their whole time to
the business. Spare moments may be prof
itably employed also. A few vacancies In
towns aud cities. X. F. Johnson & Co., 1000
Main street. Richmond. Va DIV
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50 Er2gi exFRsse the >sn Trsrg5s-a efnt
nate t's,ii fs-rssiic.s sf-ass 81 visit S-4tesa
sii4 PAS tsyce e. RS q t-.s3 ysrsor 20 yhs.ir
=, =, - .s7N - inGr of sae Eastern states.
~ t.iF - sslic Fntals take stsss uatEce es
Us alss slrrgzt tie Ssszzf3e Browns Ia
49, rszis q, e1cuas9se sais move on
tsscfr yz<;- - hscs funsre~fSs ssis..-Ti..s ~,
fi-s sud rgsasiis - is hs.nsat
Si'sg "a teams sill have ne Ca3rrah A
49, tf-scs : tlra dsissf en fHe d4ys Of s4
S21its ~ - -. = -, ?. -. SO
Game - ~ "a
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Notice Of Meeting of the
Y. n. l., No. SO.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
i Y. NJ. l.. No. s.. Monday evening at
Sis. By order OF
L. S. BOOTH. President
TT NuS,S RS iett,
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Il = stated that Secretary Whitney
~ Attrney General Garland viii
positively retire from the cabinet on
~ fourth day Of nsxf March Their
GoIleagu<s should not feel badly at the
epproarhing separation. however. u
= : practical certainty that tbs entire
cabinet viii retire on that day and
Inst seven straafast Republicans will
take charge 81 the departments. II
mey be mentioned also that the retire
9sent Of the cabinet win he coincident
WITH the resirement of Mr.. Cleveland
from he White House.
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HANDICAP COMPANY

FUESEsEE.
House Painters, House Cleaners,
Fine fsrainers. Window Washers,
Paper Hangers, FLOOR ssrubteEs,
Aud CnieimiHers.
House painting aud general cleaning.
yards ysfs In order bs The day o. contract:
all work sioGe chaayis and promptly
ofsicc under skating giak, Second street.
-ea-ftc "
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il Is stated by close personal friend
OF Mr.. Elainc that be win return t.
the United States during the latter
part Of June or the early part u July
and viii be prepared to throw him
self into the Republican canvass with
all the energy Of which he i capsule
He viii speak in every doubtful state.
and his exertions win be measured
only by his physical capabiIity. II i
safe 10 predict that, whoever may he
the Republican nominee, Mr.. Blaine
will be the most notable feature OF the
approaching campaign. Thousands
will flock to hear his speeches aud
every word he uiters from the plat
form, will be reproduced on the follow
Ing morning II, newspapers in all
parts Of the United States. Ills argu-
menfs win be the arguments of the
campaign and the policy of the Repub-
Iican party will be the policy which he
indicates. The free trade Democrats
have no man who can meet him In
debate and none who can arouse the
faintcst shadow Of the popular enthu-
siasm which he viii call forth wherever
he appears. II viii be blaine cam
paign whether Hlainc's name is on the
ticket or not.
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RETuRNINIG.
LoSr Ann rouNn

Neie--testlaF f.,iaaes7 : 68lIst5,1
"a {FN ki.r
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THeNFsos-June 18th. Oscar H.. little son
ofC q. aud Anna Thompson, aged three
months aud twenty .three days.
We mus; leave him iu a lonely spot.
Rnt with flowers well brighten the sod.
The deaf little had We loved - mnrh
VIII hieom ia the garden Of God,
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Ny daughter, Mrs. Z Richard, Sterling.
W. T., was pretty bad with consumption,
bleeding from the lungs aud the cough gen.
orally characteristic OF that dreadful nRla-
ay- The disease was four yesrs standing.
came to Dr. J, Eugene Jordan my daagh-
being too feeble Ia come. She took toe
doctors medicine week and began to feel
better. In sbout two months time from
6-st taking the medicine she entirely IT.
covered. state this pnh;seaiiy from a
scn-e of daty to the unparalleled Hsstcg-
net.c systeaa Of medicine AMI 10 sz,fering
humanity at large. }. L. SMITH.
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Giving 4 margin % 2

Republican attention. therefore,
must be concentrated upon the four
States Of New York. New Jersey, Con-
necficut and Indiana. The Democrats
cannot win without New York. The
Republicans can win on any one OF
these three combinations. Their ticket
must he frased on these lines. aid II
framed in any way acceptable To all.
so much the better.
The Republican representatives viii
keep their eyes on these four States,
and win heed their voice and votes.
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Dg. J. ECaESE JessssS.-Desr Ssr.-l beg
81 take this opportunity 10 eGd rss sEaits a.
E-2sef.sl reees1aigiaa 10 yogs numerous test
saaRials Boz benefits derived from yuaE wn-
sQHsliss medicines. Al nv ste Suffered
tsssa sastrosSiE ard lzSetiyiSy Of The iiFSr,
taking the sosEa e violent sick headzcl.es
and severe era Fagas. Ny sGs5c1suzrs xcre
nsoss intense ard hsi lssea attended, by
uar1sros.s fliysieiasss, without relief Aleu-;
fhrss saal;As aga began taking yssr Ills.
isaSeDesic uszs4ie3zses AMI I must co8fsss !
hss very hstas fAifs IA da5ag -. e&s
Ee-seyeEsus though ea1 in S Few Werks /
experiences grest relief. In two laaafks
ssasssi - have Isse attacks. At rFssssss Hsl
gzeTEe<ily cursss. ran skf anything s.thog.
experiencing innsnysz.ez e rad 4 Is Sisn
the saasi sisSeee gratitude that EOS IN
sesise InysclL Nost GfasrsaIgy.
Mss. NJ TaexAs
las ialy ist-ook keeper II she tsesfsie
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