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~ uniuui,hcl 80 shelly uuct
nIslgNU.E utTiCt2, ANp ,UrrpN ROOMS
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4 YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED
4 h with the business TO take charge OF n small
select dairy aud vegetable garden; must be sober
honest and industrious Address
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STuNYtn.

TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER u. uSE
rnluc stallion puny. littud nNuri viii lc
paid flr n1turn ~ same a. Nike ONuil, No. n
North Second str'ct, chelsea.
TUESDAY NIGHT SEPTEMBER iitH ONE
4 black MARI lilll. lb1ral ftgafl Will D.
paid Tor return ri same to :. =. HARRIS
Corner tCntral and Mclean nyunucs
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A COUPLE OF GOOD CARPENTERS.
"a JOHN REID puiller
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MEMPHIS
HIGH SCHOOL,
NO. l06 MARSHALL AVENUE.

'JtE MEMPHIS mon SCHOOL FOR nOYl
l Will uIrn Monday N"ptstnbsF ". ihHt,
with ADDISON " LYNCH. An and ~ N.
RuifE An, Associate Principals. aidsi ~
competent assistants
-uestal htirutuu will h. Firpn ~ The preparation
~ FuuTH mru isf lualnrss and tpf nhu.sIuu W
Tie luad.uH colleges Advanced method I'LL -
employed. NUfE will ~ thorough aul dlsUlpllrq
ftrirt
Tho building 4 ~cll ventilated AMI comfortable.
The FuHIufa amulr. veil shaded Aud easily hcUcsd
Die hY tLr a 1sfrnt stfIsHt raf liufs
Tuitlun rsf mouth. rayabIs ~ nfvHn0r g. g. y
aul 81 huofiing ~ FfatF Parties Wishing On 10
fuIr admit siuu lUf uirif suus must tnhkr npIiloa.
uuu ~ UEtE Applications iaay ~ lUit with tpl.
W baylor. No 90 ftrnl street aud Hon John
Otrftun If No - fHruni tintt ~ mHy o. ~
dr,acI 10 tho rrinciy-issi 40 ~ Aauhall ayunuo
Directors
col W. TAYLOR non no OvEWrUN u
q "a MAURY. ND, a. q. CHAtu. Ia,
q " AETCALf ~.
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A MIDDLB AGED WHITE OR CoLoRED
~ woman ut 40 Mnsby ST. General house WORK
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COTTAGE EIGHTY ROOMS AND ALL NECES.
tern, we'll etc; frontiny on fernando street rail.
road and Walker avenue (houSc No ~ southcI,t
from city. Possession given September Npply
A. No, 30 Union street JOSEPH LEMON
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HOuSEa 10 LET

A PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE; REASON.
~ able terms Apply at No ia Vance street
AN EIGHT, ROOM HOUSE on MADISON
~ street In th9roush repair. Apply to No, M
MnliSnn street. FrlCr. Nli.ln ner ninnth
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~ ESlRABLE RESIDENCE NO IA THIRD
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MY OLD HOMESTEAD, no. IS WALHER AVE.
wi nuc, fronting on fernando stryct miltaad:
uinc MONS, two cislcrlS outlpus's etc, beautiful
yard and shade tree, the I.uiirst place IN the sub
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10y SINGLE MAXWELL FURNISHED AND
j airy room within radius Of six blocks Of Cnt-
ton Exchange, Privilege ut bath and breakfast
Terms not exceeding So per month. References OK
rhnnscl. AllrusS. Any ROOM cnrn AIrEAI.
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DorrAGE WITH 4 ROOMS: COOP wATER
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MISERABLE SIXrROpM HOUSE lSnOn. No. lt6
- Fifth street. Chelsea Apply to
G. r. RFnER
No q Fifth strec' or No SO second street
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COTTAGE IN NORTH MEMPHIS or THREE
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Tho Grm o. J. cowAN son :, mi, day dissolved Ne Cow
f Covhn Go. Ill the liabilities and cuur
Gfn ui I CUWan a Son. = y
Memphis Tenn, sept 7, 1913. y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

vssia b fosnA Ms ~ gsevpzp
prcmiws u surpsss voasd b regarded
- isbtIy e. vess The psedaes made y
0eoses Wiliisn Carts - tie Chieaeo
eonseufion.
Il b - certain tAat thu usGvunps
Will b ssrssed seaioss The Rerabiieans
10 the eouisG sanpaies - IL b that IL
Denoexs.s vii oppose the Republican
nomisees. They cannot be relied epons
no matter hov great concessions the
Republicans may make, and it vili ~
eofdingiy Be best 10 make no eoress-
stoos - all Lets Republican esrdf
dats be psmsuAsed-oue Who b . Be
rubiieaa In faes - veil - Ia name, ece
WHO has nsver sulked when the battle
vas fsRipR. Let him be nooirased -
RepcbIiean scd ies bin be supported
~ . Repuhlicsu. Let the Wishes and
the threats Of TIRE muevumps b disre-
guided. and let the battle be vAsed
without reference 10 their puny diver
sios In favor Of the enemy.
Let the nuRvurps Re disFeearded.
Let them pass within the ranks CT shs
Denocratie psfsy where they naturally
belong. Let them understand thas the
Republicas party does not expect their
assistancs and does not want their ID
vioe
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Dsusulsss.

The Charleston World. q Representa-
Five southern rstsr, remarks with rare
oandor. There 10 To need Of locking
for Dsmscfst Who can carry the south.
Any candidate en- that ticket will have
the solid sou behind him" OF course,
be vill. and " a Republican objects TO
the peeulisr methods ~ which the
south 10 made solid. he gill al once he
held no 10 the country 90 wavcr Of the
bloody shirt. II 10 possible. however.
that one may be permitted TO ask hos
long this state of affairs may be sI-
pectsd TO continue, how long there are
20 be elections In Only enc half of the
country while the electoral votes ef the
other half are landed over 10 the can.
didaie Of ore Of tie ereat parties With
out contest. The Republican psr,y
deprscates sectionslisnn, bat, II there
must be cold south. IL will DO It's level
best to NEE, Il With q solid north.
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sussLAar eAaAssAxA

The Canadians are said TO be jabilaps
over The Mills tafh bill. And veil they
might b. II there Vas any prospect of
tss becoming Law. Free lumber would
b. % s,sst shins for Canada. bat u
vsuid suln the lumber Industry Of the
United States. Free lumber would
mean, 70 far u least as Puget Sound IL
concerned, srs Ct two thipas-eithes
the closing down Of the say mills or .
radical rsdestion Of the wages Of all
voskiuamen vho depend either directly
or indirectly upou the lumber industry.
Il 10 noticeable that all the iab.istina
over the Mills bill IL done IN foreisn
countries The American people de nos
feel at all iabilans became OF il. They
issss the rsisis,ns TO their good friends
In Canada. and 10 their equally good
friends in Great Britsin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04
m uASusAerrRlsG lSpGsrgiE,.

eesttss has long been the commercial
aud manuise,uripe center Of Western
Washington. That II ~ould always
continue 10 be the former there xAs
never the slightest reason to deubt.
That 10 Gill always continue 10 be the
latter can no longer be qaSs,ionsa. The
growth Of the manufacturer. industfis-
OF the city eurire sns pas; year and the
growth whieh Is promtsed fer the prcs
eat year rrnder IL certain thai the man
u,ec,urits Interests 81 Seattle ~ill al
vtys sarpass In sI,ebt ard in variety
thase Of any other city Of Washington
Territory and that they will ~nh,p a
few years su,pass those Of any other
city OF tie NOrsh faeias esssa
II IL safe 20 say that there 10 net ene
Of The manufacturing ipsst,ntions -
che city shese easinsss has not deahied
within the psss year. Tie namesr q
hare, employed in every ens Of eur
sasmills. machine stsss ard fseserir,
Aa,isee materially increased. and e.
voaid he an easy matter % rs,sas oct
desea or mere sasa snssi,aiiens whASh
bad no sxis,snee q txeiys9nnih ase.
lmpcrtAs, IS tbs uas afse,niins iudas
tries OF the ei,v werr prior 60 the ers,
OF January. iss.. % to safe 10 say thai
their Importance Ia DOS twice "a ersss
o. u Gas AZ that date aea thai there 10
not Gee % the usnasseinrtrs snss.sa
tiocs 81 the city whose progritsers 50
nes iock forvAfa 10 further enlArge
nsni AM asvslspmsn.
II IL not. however, tbs rspl3 5evslcp-
msni Of its established inssisetions
alaae Which sivss tie gsople eanse fer
sasissactson OF the mac sfAe;srirg eat
losh. TIE industries Which ~ill be In
susuraisd aarins lses viA a1d mere
20 The usnasaeinfsne isagestAss~ 81 the
clsy than any 3sxS.aTUsrs that can
pssssely tAAs place IN tauss Sassa now
,xsss. IL 10 esrsaia thai enc nssrs large
lao mill vssi be crested &c The sherp u
= lisf bar sufses tie year. AID q -
printable that stsss Oil 10 tvs Ss tire
= re. These vali sssss s0r.esnsn, 90
l ls,ss uuusess Of sasn IS sssl asa The
,s~s.ssios voras shsea Mr. J.. NJ. o.
nan oil erect Ia SSr'h se.ssls. The
n, ataa o, astss sssls ard fsetefts- 81
,sss q. hluss 10 eeatss rlassa--ss Esssy
seo>.sss q sssnrea-As1 ts<xs - Ee
$500 10 dsab& thai tie nsnaess II
DanAs ssvssysa is sssa snssissssess 10 !
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THEY MIST NE DssEECARpED.

II the Republicans are to win the ep-
proscblpc battle for the presidency.
ard most Of them urquestionahly sx-
reos 20 do 80. they must nominate q
candidate Vito can command the respect
and support Of all Republicans. IL will
not DO TO listen 10 the piesdinRs OF mug
vumps before the convention or 20 fear
their vengeance after the nomination IL
mrde. The candidate should 10 q Re
prblican through and through. There
Should be no tsint Of mugwumpery
aboai him. Il Gill not do 10 nominate
q man vho sympattissd With OF vas eli
len, In the face 20 the treschery OF 1854.
l, will be useless TO attempt 10 catch
kny pasi Of tie msewump vote. 1t Is
possible that under certain circam-
stances some Of The boitsrs Of 1884
mishs vote for the Republican csndi
date, but IL Is by no means certain that
they would. Tresohery IL enc OF the
nest marked characteristics Of the
russxurp and !. is folly 10 speculate as
10 VIA, concessions sonld bring him
back into the party fold.
TIE Rspaelicsn rarty owes /, to itself
sni 20 lie isysl members 20 have NJ
eonnsesien with. 10 rnake no conees-
sions to. those Who followed the lead of
George william CGrtis in oppossne lie
election 81 Mr.. Blaine. saeh treaehery
as theirs shocld no, be forsoiten. Cur
Us. the great representative nogvump.
YES q utm eer 81 tie convention vtich
neu mated Mr.. Blaine, tie catered tic
ecnvection kno~ine THAI the nouins-
tsoa 20 AR. Blaine wEs extremely prohs-
be. krowirc that IL vas almost foliy 20
thias o. prvvsntlng IA. On the fsor Of
that sonvsntisn be gave e,isrsnce 60
waat srssy one Who heard b N rrsareei
a. = plea!se shsi be wonli s1ppor. tie
ste uoUisstsS, -hesver ee might
- When the moi.on Vas Aase 30
make Mr.. Raises nog in stion uHAui
ugss M. Carts did roi vote sg.irst H.
Mere than ,sls. be participated tn ,hs
eausss al witch u vas dectdet 10 rom
iuais GsrsrAi IoSsE fer the vssr Sssss- |
isnsy sa3 save 10 istimssisa THAI be |
So .ct mean to ssrpott tie tieses |
Which be MAS se!girs b Essks. After I
all thts. &c oExsa xSd so oYycsiIse1 20 |
ice tiekes 60 It's osn account sc3 act ! /
he day Of sseeiian wsgei against u
ssrfsfe - reckless, a. csasl. ss utterly
q seesesy, 80 scr 10 Arss,i-
sas ro.alsai history.
Fer lse kssshlssaH rarty 10 ssss1st
10 esSssilaae faction xh.eA &cArsxi-
x srs a. sts isa.sr ssen a traitor s.
.iesres StitiSz Cgrits xcaId ,. the
sssset * 70 ~. Il weu'i he 10 invite
isfsst an3 10 nsssff Vie aesesi invited
Never Sss ,rsssssfy t. PARTY nore
ssss thsE shsi g sae usas~GEsgs to tie
: fai lisss party. fasif Issfe sazsIs
&ssle excl 81 faf Haihlrg gex. A rar-
is5Ats stes2 tssy se<xssi a. ezs secE
hes seali sesYoft ssea.a hs asexesa
!; ocee. fsx oct eoly vssld LIS rexalrA-
len s.sSsss NE ssSi ksy sesssaEs eas u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Mayor Minor 81 the meeting Of the
cry council on friday evening ssis, ra-
I'd bic accommodation concerning the
speptse Of an svepss along the shore Of
Like Union md Lexis Wsshiosion.
Ths delay Of the ooaacii 10 acting on
this matter Il inexoli1abie. There IL
apparently no reason vby the necessa-
o. action should mos have been taken
months ago. OF Why the proposed ave
noe Should not have been read, for the
us Of TIE poblio during the early por-
tion Of the coming SIMMER. There
ssould b. no further delay. Nov Is the
elms for Seattle 10 securs grand ave-
n7s vkishv.lI 10 the fsiufs be the glory
Of the city and thu urids OF it, citizens.
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naym oyYycn:
rms cAss - rss srssxsss.

II Ohisf ASshsSs statement Of The
saass Of The strike on tts Darlington
rcd h stsissij eosssss. % mast Be said
shas TIE Strikers havs . esnsidsssbls
nssssse Of jassiss on their SIDE. An
appssstissship Of tseivs years does
seen pretty isn9 for = man to serve be-
fess - can receive feil pay - IN enei-
nsss. OF eossse, there are usually too
stories 10 regard 10 The origin Of such a
ssoabls - thss nov In proersss. bat the
vsIi knoss cousssvstism Of the Broth
sshood Of Locomotive Ecsineess strong.
u ipclines one 10 believe that Chief Ar
mars statement " not far from correct.
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Roam CsAss srm 0. Hsrrins
ton / Saith, Of this city. has ;ast re
seivet car load OF 20 rad cart. and
eacs eoRr5s direct .rem 10. factory Of
tes o. \. Alleo Bszsy Fseiory At Nails
snsE'U, HFsaiesn, whssh ste TO be soia
s1selI thirty Gays The carts nav De
seen 81 The ttn's ~.rseoase. fest O.
Nsssiasscr street. TIE same ARA has
slso ssc1rsj ard has Ter sale a carload
~ oaEsa~s Asd vaS~ns fFoG katiee,
NiseSIsiG. SIS.
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- ~ OH - soss shaB 6eshasd AN
~ ths ysss.
Ceso shis ou1iosk ths psopis II etss-
~ sss 10 - ssaersssisss1- nsssfse-
sasis9 a1ssds u . dsy ssbdiisy nd
s3assssss WIKI - - ebsskas9 10 10
ee6ss vsy. Csoosess be- vinGs md y
iisbss - ~ fssa pssuA 70 psssh, eaa .
city which b Ne ~ e ossy Danafse-
sssiag indssosiss u varied nasnrss -
bosDd 70 gRov - iapossasos. and he
prosperity y ssg4nin 70 fneseasss
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NOTICE..
orrscx N rax colxxHiAk

PcsEy soeSp Z X Co., !
sxAzrIk wash. Ter, March s. issS- }
NOTICE Is HEaEBY GIVEN That Ar
~ tie same tims and place - ths uext An
nual Meeting Of the ssce kholdsss. to be held
M4y Is. issS ct noon Of that day, 81 the o.
See Of the Columbia 4 Paees Sound Railroad
company. In Seattle. Washington Territory,
for tee election II Trustees, = laeesing Of The
slock sclaers viii be hela for the purpose Of
voting npon the proposition 10 iucrease he
capital seek Of the oompsny from s51s. 900
$3.50 sbarss o; SlG0 EACH 10 81. e0J 90 1000
shares Of $ile eachl. A. A. DENNY.
Vice Preeide n. and Trustee.
BAILEY GATZEET. TRUSTEE.
r TrxpAIH s~c,y and Trustee mrs
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o saN-i2 Csrazssa. ca "a Ma =
T. T. G4-ssS. 49, . 2-featsS, issaU~ssz slfe
a. ts-zes y q t.zs
iNsssNz -s5z SEt5sy Isizaf. a - r.s.ta-.,
81 ~ ss.zsisss. 1sszes SzEsx. Ns-rk VI
@sNss a F0x-se. es5~zs Soc sf S.rAs & A.
80 As< rxsA H. fer.es. Asz-a ~ se.ss aas
y naa<>e
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

THE MEMOIRS OF The pEMocRArIc
l. co1rty Csgnsstse Of kias eossfy ara re-
qse<;sd 70 sasss >: The ozzsee Ct their Cs2ra4a
en saturday. 4Esh lase. isss. Al o'csoek r
N, fer the Purfose % selecting ere delegate
% stzs al Democratic CsEveoeon Il Nort7
Yakima. April lisa. eaiied 70 esec. Delegates
20 the tsoaal Democratic Ccaveltsco.
The foiscwfoe persons eeaS,fss.e the com
mitfee: James B Asse&l =. W. Z. Esier. JsA
Hamilton Lew.s, A. n. s3sdsr. Hsasy Collins
AMI G. d. EAkkY, ChAirmAn.
Ed. L. fIKxY. secretary. mh& II
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Notice 10 Stockholders.

At A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
"A Trustees of the Seattle American Dts
tflet Telegraph Company, held in Seattle
Mach 5, ISIS. yideni Of TWO dollars lS2l
per share WAS declared upon the capital stock
OF the company, pay sbie upon presentation Of
stock ceriincaea q; tbs once Of the frezsr rer.
ca. MATsoN. Secretary.
J. 1. NIXON, Treasurer. mrs
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Immense Bargains in crochet sha1ls.
81 line reduced TO Soc, $l.60 to 75s.
Don't miss them, prices less than man
ufacturera east. Toklss Il S.naerman
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BoEN.

18th fsssSsszs- 49, FskrsA-y Il :, .s
- We - Ssv . ". Los. O. at a. =
as2 as@ 4szsA;s7
eySssss--is Ssss's. AssS2 ;, 10 tie {. Of
casa = szz.
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Advertisements under the heads Of Lost,
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ed will be inserted At the rate Of cents word
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quent insertion. Payment always In advance.
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box $50. mia 2t
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w e.nvas.er. recently from toe Hast, wants
position. Address y. G, this ofa:e. MA 1t
WANT sc-A GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE
w daring Fart of each day. ct two children
aged 10 yesrs. Adlrsss A., tosr INTEL r
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kansIs, is row planed; Will eichange lots in
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soathern and Western states AID the Terrific
ri.s; also exchange for Derenandiss. Topesa
70 the most p. osperous and tnfiyIng City IN
the West, and Chicago Heights 10 eae Il the
finest additions TO tue city. Tor particulars
address II. ID. buo6E 4 Co.,, 6sLerAi Age nts,
Topeka, Kansas. Rh3 Ct
UNoR SALE SADDLE ROCK REsTAU.
Il rant and Lodging House, located in tue
center Of Port Townsend. on Taylor street.
For particulars Apply 10
n 2. HOLMES, Proprietor,
nk3 l2t Port Townsend, W. I.
LNoR SALE PUGET SOUND STkAM.
II Laundry, doing an excellent busiress.
Apply on tbs premises. aus Main street. Seattle,
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IA OK FOUR SkLUND.
w hand chAadelers from two to six burn
ers. Address c. Ii. French, slxughter. 2u
M AEY To LoAN-OA LuAerLL 90
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furniture, musical instruments. general ner.
ehaadse, etc, COMPTON, MILLER 3 Co,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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Chester Clearyis agent for Centerneri
kid gloves.
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New embroideries, Cleary.
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uTANrED-Ro0M BY A GENTLEMAN.
w above fi,sh street. Address Pes office
box $50. mia 70
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w c.nyAs.er. recently from toe Hast. wants
position. Address ". c this ofh.e. EhA Ii
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1IyANIED - A MALE ATTENDANT AT
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-07-28
A Warning.

The modes of deaths approach are
various, and statistics show conclu-
sively that more persons die from dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs than
any other. 1t is probable that every
one, without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tubercle Germs into the
system and where these germs fall
upon suitable soil they start into life
and develop, at first slowly and is
shown by slight tickling sensation
In the throat and if allowed to con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the
lungs producing Consumption and to
the head, causing Catarrh. Now all
this is dangerous and if allowed 10
proceed will in time cause DEATH. At
the onset you must act with prompt
ness; allowing o cold to go without
your attention is dangerous and may
lose you your life. AS soon as you
feel that something is wrong with
your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, OBJ
tain bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup. 1t will give you immediate
relief.