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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-24
oIovEsl CLOVES GLOVES,

Special sale. lot al s0e: a lot - tic. =
lot ~ 81; ali sizes. new eoiors- Chester
cieary.
Tire nan who rides In front of the elec
| trie car and handles The troiiy Is known a.
The "mososnesr"
Money! Money! loaned on chsfseis and
ether secarisy. hikins & sssler. g. Sscon's
street
spesial sale kid gioyes. roc. s5e, the
eresfe~t bargains yet. Chester Cleary.
soc kid gloves: special ssle. all sises.
hester Cieary.
New Foster hid gloves. manufactured by
Foster. fsni d Co. xxx quality: all
sizes. Chester cIcary.
Kid glove sale. Chester Cleags.
Soc ladies' musiin underwear garments
handsomely trimmed Chester Cissrs.
New long handled rsrasols Coaster
CT. AIRY.
Sc hemssifched hsndksr hiefs, eoiored
border. chester ciesry.
New isces. Chester Cleaxy.
Mourning dress goods. new lot Chester
Caeaxy.
sew dress goodA Chester ciesry.
Ysney. McEntire & Painting. sli second
sfseet. have some choice acreage suitable
for plating. Call u once
New eEbrolder1es. Chester CleAry.
New hosiery. Chester cieary.
New satesn& Chester Cleary.
SAX rAirs fab regular British hose for
ai.ooI Totlss. sinxsrmsn q CO.
New Persian trimmings. Chester cIeary-
Table linens. Chester Clesry.
Ses hosiery. Chester CieAry.
Oar Ssuo derby bats, lste~s styles. ne
dneed 10 81 - Toksss. ssnsermaa 4 Co.
New underwear. chssfer CIeary.
News silkA Chester cieAry.
Grraf drives India sllksl Chester clsary.
Ncnes 10 loan. hsng or short time. @. X
Miller & Co.. is fcsser aseEsss. ueaidsasai
block.
soc kid gloves a. The ,ase. al ssea ehes
Ter Csears.
Dress goods. special values Chester
cleary.
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( zs-sfS1z
- de1n&odfaR y1n<ekuxe. Mr. Nh
~ No n = l1&1R AHd tesy powerful
uon, t9ek H. n0w terrified Italian "
- c1ll1t. nssd he1d The crowd - kay.
whfls - d1assed him - police hea;1,
qss1rters.
II crowd hung 4zounz headQuar-
e6D iox N h44f 81 na1rc ard b<earna
- au9ry tl,at II ves <feexne<5 advix1kie
~ xemove the pxf1ouer e. tie roanky
41ss. Aneortink1y - w4s taken cut q
De ba<k dor and by ! efrcuisoua
foate e fhe Jaii without tie knowl-
edDg q IL crowd. wh1rh was affer-
wnrds d1eper1ed-
a. % O'Clock NJ. GflTord werf before
Justice Miller and swors on : COM
plefnt 4Raintt Mint on 4 charge ol
1ttemrt to comi6jt RAPE. The ease
1az been set for hesrine as O'Clock
this evening
The ISttIe fth vas II ! prrcariouz
condition last night and viii likely be
loo sick to appear ii court aesinxf her
assail2ut o-niRht.
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Cheaper Building Lots.

TWELFTH ST.-Thrce lots northwest cor
ner Twelfth and Weller. -. a0
EAST fAkK-Fine lot I'm Denny's East
Para: cleared and fenced. C5o.
MOB niLL--Doubie corner on Mob Hi /.
81. 10.
ckOWS SUfRLEMENrAL-Three Of the
ehule-st Iots Ia Crown supplemental ad-
difion. t75a
ARLINGTON Blocks II and "a,
Arlington Hetgnts addition. ct 5000 each
MADISON Sf.-Half . block In McGil-
vrA's tiret addition. VI 500
MADISON ST.-Lofs with fine view. adj
Joining kent,n addition, ys0u
NOkInkaN ADDITION = some OF the
choicest lois IN Northern Addition.
DkPUT ST.-Loss on Depot street near
broadway with magnificent view, $3.50.
MADISON ST.--Lats in Halls Addition.
adjoining Renton Addition. 1850.
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Ex-Sanitary offlser Harry Eigeiow
has gone To whstcom 70 look alter bis
real estate interests there.
W. l. Peer. ex-captain Of the police
force, and family have gone "a olym-
pia to visit with friends Tor iew days.
Mr.. NJ. @. Hale. general western
superintendent OF tho Northern Pa
cine Express Company. is in the city
from Portland on visit.
Mr. Albert A. Perry and Mr.. w. $.
Perry, OF Bralusree. Mass. arrived IN
the city last evening. They are ae-
companied by several lady relatives,
and propose inspecting the Sound
coanfry on = pressure trip. They
leave for Victoria to-day.
Hoa w. e. Squire yesterday re-
ceived = siispassh froe Mrs. Squire.
ia New York, stating that she viii
leave for seattle with her Two daagh-
tiers and her mother. Mr.. Remington,
next Monday She viii also be ae-
eanspanisd By Mr.. and Mrs. III. C..
Furman, the latter Of whom Is Mrs.
sqnsre's sister.
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About lis O'Clock this morning q
small blaze WAS discovered under the
porch OF q Japanese house located on
the aiiey in the rear of the Squire
block. By one Of the merchant patrol
men securing bucket of water in
an adjacent saloon the patrolman
promptly extinguished the blaze. It
Vas clear that the IRE was of incen-
diary origin, for Il could be seen that
the rubbish had been piled mp and
then fired.
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J. A. I1xsxsso1n. Seattle.
Lexfs Ashman. Tacoma
}. Ht6fn, TacouEa
n. Hesma3ouxb. NJ Vcrnon
]. Au<cnson. EeIzzuxhxm-
Matthew He nli<u. Hamff;on-
N1fhan n. Wfk6mua. TxconzA
j. e. Hus5akey. 1T VerDon.
M4rien W Mccall. 1T vernon.
~ iIIiAgn Al sparks. Lynsnn
]. Williams Seattle
Thomas Dait<y. Tacoma
Harry G. EstepnEe1ttie.
n. C0ady. Bell khsrn-
Henry n. BARKER. seattle.
Richard Dalton, Taroui1
w +. Cunningham. Beilinkhxm-
Cbariex T. HARDEN. Tacoma
]. Simpson. Bellinsham-
G. HI Afaerton. Whatcom-
j. r. Pierce. Bei1ineham.
CT r. Patterson, Mt Vernon
w. Palmer. Seattle
John H. Hayden, Tacoma
John G.. Hayden. Tacoma
Wm Fl McNuity, 1T. Vernon.
G.. II. Wheeler. Olymp:a.
II. b Lewis. Seattle.
Joseph King. III Vernon.
Gilbert Lanife, Nj Vernoa-
Prank Hoffman. Birdsview.
G. II. Hzight. Seattle
HonIzrEsfss.
WHhert ROLES, Hamilton
W. II. Turkey. Hamilton.
Edward Potts. Hamilton.
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J. III. and Mary =. Payne have filed
apetision ii Ire probate court for the
appointment Of Williams ii. Hughes
as guardian OF the estate Of their son.
Quinn T.. Payne, who was adjndgcd
insane by the probate court in May,
lsSS. The estate consists OF personal
property in King and Whatssin coun-
ties and is valued st 81. $50.
The trouble among the eo-executrices
OF the estate Of Daniel Mumford Crane.
deceased, has broken out in q new
form. Now petition has been
filed showing that an ifreconcileahle
disagreement exists between Catharine
poncin Crane, widow OF the deceased.
and eo-executrix OF the estate. and the
heirs and residuary devisees OF the
estate, who are also eo-executers. and
that such disagreement has prevented
the sale of real estate 10 pay debts OF
the estate. The petitioners claim that
Mrs. Crane refuses to sign a deed to
property sold for this purpose, and
ass the court to order her 10 do so. or
to remove her from her office OF CO.
executsix. The case viii be argued IN
a few davs.
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e Bsys 0us sAs nrsAgs Bnslssse .
A1Den = Nelson.

044B0 - 804000s
The firm of Alien Il Nelson. which
has ben engaged IN the bridge bald.
in9 and pile driving business for the
!past six years, yesterday sold out 10
tie San Franrisco Bridge Company
The arm simply sold IFS pile driving
and bridge buildIng business together
with xey*raa contracts. The consider
alton wss 81 ,D00.
During the sir years Messrs- Allen
4 Nelson have been conducting their
business they constructed al the
bridges on the Puget Sound Shore
railroad; On the Cedar river extension
Of the C0Iuubia and Puget Sound re-
built the high bridges between Renton
and Coal creek, and also built bridge
on the Seattle, Lake Shore and East
err and West Coast roads. The firm
retires from business with the respect
OF all who had business relations
with Il.
The San francisco Bridge Company
viii make such additions to the plant
they have just secured Ms will enable
them to execute with dispatch all the
work they may be able 70 secure II.
the Pacific Northwest Ia the line Of
piie-drivissg. wharf and bridge build
ing. dredging or steam shovel exeaya-
ton. They are one Of the oldest and
iargesteonfractins firms on the Pacific
coast.
Among the large contracts they are
now executing Is the Oakland. Cal.
harbor improvement for the United
states government, amounting 10
$50 o0l.
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- ~<@<<~8 - - - ~ -
Fire Marshal Murphy furnishes the
following HIST Of owners oi Seattle
buildings. used for lodging purposes.
who hare complied with the fire escape
ordinance passed by the council some
time since: DR.. Weeds building,
Bellevue house, Russ house, San Fran
cisco house, Bartlett house, Oakland
house fmaking). Brunswick hotel.
Willis hotel, Our House, Occidental
hotel tulaking), Southern hotel. Com
mercinl hotel, Eureka house. Willard
house, Columbia house, Griffith house,
Russell house, Bureau, New England
hotel, Sqtfire's block. Transfer stables,
Minnesota house. Standard theater.
Arlington hotel, Arlington textenaicn),
How block, Concord house, Pico
house. Bay View house. Laveta house,
Ncc CANADIAN house (0rderedl, South
ern hotel (0rdered).
AL other large buildings In the city
are Of brick. used for Offices, with no
occupant 1t night but the janitor,
with the exception OF one or two
rooms used on ground floors for
porters. Mr.. Murphy will next month
make an itemixed report Of the work
ings and standing Of the fire depart
utenf
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cARPrTsl cARpErsf CARPETS

A full and elegant line Of body Brussels
.educsd from $t.s5 10 $ieo per yard.
Extra superb IpgraiDs, full 1914 ends
reduced from S5c. 10 75c.
Extra super cotton warp Ingram, re
dneed from 7sc. to eoe.
spiensiid line of best tapestry Brussels
redue. from al 90 10 zoe.
We make speciality OF estsm ating fo
carpets and shades, snd guarantee hrs
class workmanship at the very lowet
prices. ToElas. eiDgerman & Co.
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4 wonAv's WAY.


4 startling business proposfffou.
Whea Mrs. Fowior, OF Sc Ellis street,
Stopped In A. a leading city druggists to
ask what effect Joys Vegetable sarsapa-
rilia, would have in dyspepsia and sick
headaches. she was assured 1t would rc-
leye both She vas 50 incrcduious that
the druggist gave her bottle, not to be
paid fornnless itcnred The following Is
the convincing conclusion:
SAY FEAScrsco. Feby. g, 1853
DEAR SIR: Notwithstanding my mis-
sivings. Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla did
all that you promised l had tried so
many prescriptions that / had come to
believe nothing would relieye my dyspep
sia and sick headaches. but hare not
had . return OF either since. You have
my permission to make this public, for a
remedy that win cure dyspepsia and pre-
vent sick headaches should be generally
Known Rcspocsfuily.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS RANK.

Yesier-Leary haiiding, Misi street oppo-
ssife Commercial street receives deposits in
any amount and allows interest theron
Beard Of trustees: Leigh s. J. Hunt, Thorn
- r. Miner, Edward b. Downing. ] ID.
i.owman, Georxe II, Hebron. David \
Baxter, and VIM. Fighter Fisher. Bauk
open daily from . .. N. 10 4 p. m. s&inr.
days . q. m. q, ! p "a. and .. NJ. 10 = p. m.
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II. &. G. Kilbourne, VIM Tor soma
- ~. had 81 contemplated -
uoolfcu q : 7-story brick build
- "a Ffont sfreet, a<1joinfng tn
1ne1 Gilmore brick On the south.
yo6ett4y afeefncon definitely dect6ed
- ~ Ahead with the work. Is part Or
- ~ Il - present occupied 81 die
Z KGnox taunery, and II Ii expeeted
nf Il win be nearly two mopfhs ~
- Mr. kel5oRg can move. The new
fck viii be d0I1l0 feet. and viii BE- an
x1nndosl Of the Gilmore block. 81
mt under cozfrse Of constrnctfon.
lh1pe stoFies via b below 'FRONT.'
61glst end four Ahoye. The building
NJ probably not Be fnishcd Tor six
-enehs after work q begun. The cost
~ - nearly -, 90.
lids were yesterday opened Tor tie
- terrace houses Of Mr. j. 6. Ecurrv.
= - built on the corner Of Third ana
.ynrDex streets. The bids we're 70 cIone
! (lnt He awarding 81 the confrncf wes
6efeTred I'll today. The residences
III b. the most elegant Of the Kind Is
= erected In Seattle this season. They
III - three stories Ia, ~hsieht. with :
fonfaee Of 10 feet en James streef
- f5fxt story viii BE- Of brick and the
To upper stories OF wood. The ex-
11r5OY viii be very handsome, with
xknfe fI1eE, and tFimmingn Of 3 very
Ley nature. Each Of de houses 81,
- ends will contain thirteen rooms.
go the others will have fiffeen. The
nrnrtuents are al large. roomv and
oSs1oFtabIe. A bath reom in each
otog1. hot water apparatus for heat
~. electric bells, and al modern
11npeniences viii be provided. The
3r1ATfox will be finished elegantly in
o1lfer. Halls I4x16feef VII Be features
Fl eoch house. They viii BE- parti-
N1foned OF from the sfaircases hy
uesnie scroll work. a brick partition
- III complete and aafe separation
,Gl ~ houses will be built. Work
~ have already begun On the foun-
lo1fou. aEd the structure viii be Cum
- ii about six months Arcii-
- Fisher estimates the coat &c t2s,-
Wsrkmen yesterday began digging
: (upnch from the southwest cornes 81
esxcsvstions for the Pioneer block,
~ Front street and dfa9onally
161uS Into the main seW1r, running
Nm from James strect. The old
1an0 strect sewer gave way three
fmm, and allowed q great amount Of
Uo1ne end 9Th to empty into the ex-
on06fioa. About two feet OF water
- Sands In the excavation. Ii Is
penooood 70 dig TO . connection with
~ main sewer, and ran the water
60 II Il, 4 fpineh nfne This v<nrk
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WATER FRONT.

FULL BL0CE-Of sieAt lets south q
NE barrel fsetefy. foar lets nee water
street I'D esus hsve Wnter froufage, ca.
rytng riparian rights.
ONk Lot With rirarian rights In North
ern addition. adjoining Johnson's mill.
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ACRE TRACTS.

LAKE CEaON.-Ten acres Of water front
on the wtsl eide of Lake onion. $4,000.
LAKE, UsidN Forty acres north OF Lake
Union. slao.N
SOUTH or tTax cfTI = Seventy three
scfes sou b u the city 1T si2S al acre,
ss.Izs.
suIIn,s cOtg = Ten acres II Smiths
Cove. within I 10 blocks OF the railroad
land, 4. 5oa.
yAskSoH ST.-y6ve acre tracts south OF
Jackson STREET, 81 v aud q. 90.
nADiSos sy.-lFeaerss south Of Msdi-
NsRTn ~ THE q T-Two and one-haa
scses aurtn ~ uasc} Anne Town. y ooe
Gskss LAKE IN ply acres north Of
Green Lake. x1u0o
ACRE TkACTs-A gle ecres u Day ,
acre gardens north Of As Y uion' ssos
BUSINESS ANCEs.
Sc, II ss. . slsai sd ssss:s
a FINE Fl III.
o2O, OOO-A ssosess <rm. 80 acres
In cultivation, every foo 300 lsn1 ana
aalf beaver dam over ~, VOL y ~
chtuxry, several large - 49, 49, $50,
saius comp,cs.. So m the farm
amount 70 over $s.ooo annE
eS0 REWARD In every - VII .
Wv paid ~ u for infos eaoa 80 =.
e1enf 70 cscyict persons at a yans oal
signs on psoperry.
Gs.yS.d@csyst
mw YKLEk BLOCx-Tsks sAs siss 80
exATTrx WARRINGTON. !
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when baby was sick we gave her Cassoria,
when she was . Child. she cried for Cas-
torin.
when she was . Miss, she chung to Casioris,
when she had Chiidren, she gave them
Castoria-
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xs.sd NJ toosy szdiessa .. rezsSs. rsfa-
ss.rasff. ssr+rt Il ths UnxsIts& 1adaAn fssef-
sstlon fSpr erzzhesz. fzFnE. 80. SD =
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Mems and Boys Clothing.

For beauty, novelty and excellence our clothing
cannot be beaten elsewhere This depart
ment alone merits daily, more advertising
statements than the whole space at our dis
posal would permit We are already SO
widely known as the leading clothiers of
Washington that we often stint type talk on
clothing on the strength Of it. Our $500
suits for men, IN Cheviots, Worsteds. Scotch
Tweeds, and Cassimcres, have caused many
of the custom taors> anxiety and wonder
ment They are of hrst-ciass cut frst-olass
make. and hrst-class fit, three qualities essen
tial TO all fashionable garments. Moreover,
they are of the finest material and give excel
lent wear. preserving neat appearance until
worn out
We have the largest variety Of Boys Suits exhib-
tied west OF the Mississippi. Only yester-
day we added TO our numerous styles the
natty little Fauntleroy" Suit, now so popu-
lar all over the country OF fine white jcr-
sey, trimmed with cardinal of the same ma
terial this knee-pant suit with its rich cardi-
nal sash and cap to match, is the leading as
well as the prettiest suit offered this season
Price of suit. $3.50. Price Of sash. $f.75
to SI.5o. Price Of cap, rs cts.
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c0HuK1CIAL Sr.-Fun Ios q - ssutA.
eaee ceEnor - GoUmerc1u1 an1 ua1n strUeto.
ss.s.Ateg ths Ax1ingepa hstea haiaaine,
cUMMKRcfAL 81. : Fffty-three feet
tronkaxe On Comnerciaf street. he-
tween Ye<ler avenue and washington
street. $53.un
bEOxr 81. - Lot facing on FROM
street, and another In the rear facing
on West street These lots carry ripar
nan rights and extend TO deep water. On
the property are whnrvea, factories and
business housee WhicE Win rent fos a. 600 I
mouth Price. $10o. 900. one fourth cash.
balance on long time.
FRONT ST.-Ine on the west xide al
Front street. next to the corner Of Pike.
On the lot II . s7.o0a residence Prizes,
to.Wu: one-fourth cssh. balance on Ions
time 81 s per cent
WASHINGTON SITS by 60 feet. corner
fnifu and Washington streets, 3l2.5o0
SkCOND ST.-Lot on east side OF second
street. between University and Union.
with large residence. 37.t0a.
Skt0ND ST---Forty feet frontage on Sec
ond street. near Pike: the cheapest prop-
erty on the street. n SEQ.
THIRD kT.--l0 feet square covered with
good buildings. northeast corner Third
ana Columbia streets. $4,000.
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minded that. ~ psSE ~ mr. ertsg OF 81
s<Tss ace 81 she eessfsTsiai Of The snaressr-
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Special sale. a lot al s0e: a lot - tic. q
Iot ~ 81; all sizes. new eoaors. Chester
fs3farx
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Ladies Suits.

Among the very latest spring styles IS hand
some line of Black Cashmeres from
$3.50 to $4,000.
Gray Alpacas trimmed with black braid, and
$3.50.
Ladies Cloth Suits. in all the new shades,
trimmed with rich Persian galoons for
$500.
A very elegant Henrietta Cloth Directoire Gown.
rich Persian trimming handsome accordeon
pleated skirt An extremely stylish garment,
$4,000.
Fine imported Paris-made, pattern SUITS in all
the fashionable shades elegant in fit. style
and combination of colors. Each suit Of
characteristic style and most stylish appear
ance Per suit from
$500 to $4,000.
Very elegant imported Paris-made Tea Gowns Of
the finest imported figured flannel, with inset
of cardinal or blue Surah Satin on back
from collar to gathers at waist, inset Of the
same on outside Of arm shocked at shout
der, center arm and cuff; broad rolling col
lar, full loose front of cardinal or blue Surah
satin, finely pleated at neck and falling in
folds to bottom of garment rolling lapes
faced with the material, bread satin
ribbon of color to match tying in 'front.' each
$4,000.
Ladies Fancy Striped, Plain Alpaca, and Moreen
Skirts, from
25 cts to $3.50.
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EASTER
GREET INC !

We present variety Of goods in type to
public gaze this week. We can only give our
readers glimpse Of each line. The rest can
be learned BY giving US an early CALL
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-04-05

SS<*r T. which they cannot cure.
SYMPTOMS OF Dull,
heavy headache, obstruction of tho nasal
ng the hsad
and acrid, at others, thick tenacious mucous,
purulent, bloody and putrid; the eyes are
na cr s to IN
tho throat, expectoration of offensive matter,
together with scabs from ulcers; the voice
breath Is offensive; smell and taste are i'm
paired; there is a sensation Of dizziness, with
mental depression, hacking cough and gen,
aeSS are TIC OF IN o
case. Thousands of cases annually. without
rnanifesting half Of tho above symptoms, re-
suit in consumption. and end in the grave;
No disease is so common, more deceptive and
dangerous, or less understood by physicians.
BY its mild, soothing, and healing properties,
es,scs Of Catarrh, ssCoid in the Head,,'
Coryza, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; 80 cents.
"Untold Agony from Catarr1l."
Prof. w. HAUsNER, the famous mesmerist,
Of ithaca, ". Y, writes: "Some ten years ago
catarrh. My family physician gave mo up as
inc,lrabIc, and said I must die. My case was
such u bad one, that every day, towards sun
barely speak above O whisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing of my throat would
almost strangle me. By the use Of DIR. Sagc's
CdJ;lrrH IeHcIy, III tHrec IlOutilss L WAS u "cI
man, and the cure has been permanent"
Constantly Hawking and Spitting."
THOMAS ]. RUSHING, Esq, s902 Pine Street,
St. Louis, Mo-, writes: II was great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times could
hardly breathe and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through the nostris. l
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
ily, was advised to try DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. and am now well man. believe
It to be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured. and one has only to give it
fair trial to experience astounding results and
permanent cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh. giving val
uaDle hints as to clothing, diet, and other
paid to any address, on receipt of two-ccnr
postage stamp. Address,
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No. eea Main Street, BUFFALO. N. T.