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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
Ssg- PARK-PLACE CHURCH.

Rev. j. WILEY BLEDsOE pastor. will preach az II
A. NJ. and +. VI. Subject A. night, true
Greatness Clsss.meeting at 81 T. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED At THE DISPATCH PRINT
IN6 Hou8k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
MRS. JOHN L. EUBASK, !
my22-im
A UGUSTA WHITE SULPH U r
"a

open JUNE 1sT. on Chesapeake and ONO
railway, about half mile from oopol
Augusta SprinRs1 and eighteen miles west
OF Staunton. I56 miles from hichmonl,
ia from Washington. More accessible with
lower rates than any other Virginia springs
OF It's ciGsG Good music. sulphur, LIMA
Healing Iron. and Freestone waters. Post
office Fond Gap. Daily mails Telegraph and
EXPRESS DANIEL s. ANDERSON.
NV g-2m Propriot0rs.
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CRANSTON'S
NEW YORK HOTEL,
NEW YORK CITY.
HOME FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.

new lease OF this popular Hotel has boon
made 10 MIR. CRANSTON AZ reduced rental.
lie oilers 10 southern visitors the peneat ~ this
reduction. The ll0tel has been thoroughly reno
yated and rcfurnished. The surface cars pass
ing the door aF0rd easy access 10 the theatres
and all places OF interest Mr.. CRAWFORD. 80
long corrected with tho Hotel, has resumed his
post in the Office.
my In, saSTu26t II. CRANSION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

1 lot Fancy Colored Turkish Towels at &c. worth
lot Fancy Turkish Mats at Sc. worth Sc.
/ lol Pure Linen Huckaback ToFels atS]ic' worm
i2ac; r,.
1 lot iarge-sze Pure Linen Damask Towels
fancy borders at lie. worth l7c;
1 lot extra-weight Soft Pure Linen Barnsley
HuckAback Towels, i7c.;
lot Pure Linen Crepe Finished Towels, over
yard long and nearly three quarters Wide' az
1sc.:
lot extra nne Knottod- Fringe Pure Linen-SaEn
Damask Towels At 2Jc. worth NC;
LOT assorted Pure Linen Tabe-Scarf& stamped
aud unstamped, some made Of Ba6hers
Linen frpged on end. somo OF bsncy
Linen frtnged all around. at 2lc worth 3Jc
1 lot finer II 1en TRble-Scsrfs. one and hall aud
two yards long. at 33c worth bOc.;
lot silll hner Scarfs at sec worth cDc.
pieces fine Soft-Finish Pure sernau Linen
Table Damasks. SO inches Tide at 45c worth
GOc.
pieces superior quality Pure Linen Table
Dsmask, % inches wide, soft finish, free
from dressing, at SIC, positively worth 1b;'
Modem Checked Linen Doihos at lSc. dozen;
Another lot OF our bargain Fringod Linen Doiiies,
75c.;
30 dozen Dinner Napkins i've eghths OF yard
square Pulo Linen Damask at si.l3 worth
fl.iO:
And o.her special bargains in Linen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
KEssLER & CO.,
MEssRs. THOMAS BRANCH & co.
ARE AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIP-
TONS ~ RICHMOND.

TX racts OF letter from Sir. 4. j. RaIh, tressu-
rer Of Richmond and West Point Terminal Rail
way snd WorchoGse Company, dated Nay IS,
1882. 10 Messr4- Maitland Phelps Il Co. and
kcssler Co.:
This company, through the ownership OF stocks
snd bonds tte.eo', controls the following three
great systems OF southern railroads-,iL:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

REFERRING TO THE EXTRACTS FROM A
LETTER FROM THE TREASURER or THE
COMPANY, APPENDED HERETO, WE ARE
AUTHORIZED TO OFFER THE ABOVE $780,
900 OF BONDS FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.
APPLICATIONS FOR THE BONDS WILLNOW
BIZ RECEIVED At THEOFFICEs OF 1HG IN
nERsIGNED AT THE PRICE OF IS PER
CENT. AND ACCRUED INTEREST, THE RIGHT
BEING RESERVED TO CLOSE THE suBsCRlP-
TON AND TO ADVANCE THE PRICE WITH
OCT NOTICE: ALSO, TO REDUCE OR REJECT
ALL APPLICATIONS OFFERED.
ALLOTMENTs WILL BE MADE IMMEDIATE
LY AFTER THE DESCRIPTIONS HAVE
CLOSED WHEN 5PER CENT. OFTHEANOuNI
OF BONDS ALLOTTED WILL BE PAYABLE.
BONDS WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY
MAY p, 1850. AND APPLICATION WILL BE
MADE 10 list THEM AT THE NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE IM3lEDiA1ELY THERE
AFTER.
FORMS OFTUE BOND AND COPIES OF THE
MORTGAGE both or WHICH HAVE BEEN
EXAMINED AND APPROVED IN ALL RE-
sPECTs By OUR COUNSEL CAN BE OBJ
TAINTED FROM THE UN0ERSIGNE
MAITLAND. PHELPS q CO.,
New York.
EE~SLER & CO.. NoW YORK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
The GIonn0H9 Iron Company.

GENERAL JOSEPH p. ANDERSON, President
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, JK, Treasurer
H. ". MONTAGUE, Secretary.
JOHN p. BRANCH, COLONRL ARCHER AMBER
son, A. F. MATHEWS. ESQ. GEORGE GRANT,
Esq, Directors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE
"A RIGHT PARTY.
TWO ESTABLISHED MEAT STORES FOR SALE.
Profits amounting To $50 per week. Good rea-
sons for selling. Apply at 10 east Broad street
my 22-it'
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Those systems OF railroads extend from Wash
ington. D. c.. through all Of tho southern States
east Of the Mississippi river, including Tonnes
SEQ touching al Of the principal southern
sesports, excepting one sud oil Of the principal
cities AMI towns In these southern states.
The benefits % accrue from tho unl1cation Of
these three systems are: Maintenance OF rates,
economy extended connections, aud improved
facilities, which will doubtless result IN large
IN ,resse Of revenue aud decrease IN operating
expense.
Ihe statements Of The various systems OF roads
controlled by the Richmond and West Point er-
minsl Warehouse Company. including branches
aud auxiliary lines, for their respective fiscal
years ending IN 1873, were;
Gross Eauiugs Net Earnings. Fixed Charges
S2s,2I5,557 $40. g92t7 y.5G393s
showing earnings over 1xod charges
~, 2is
out Of which the dividends paid wore... I.745.65s
Leaving a surplus over al nxed charges
dividends, Sc, oi...................... 1Is2,55l
The capitalization per mile Of these properties,
exclusive Of ths securities owned and con-
tr5lied by this company. is as follows:
Stock Bonds
per mile. per mile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
For tho Dispatch. |

ln the following communication "Veri'
tas" writes what seems to us to be the plain
and commanding truth:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
ANUS TS.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Berger, Leath s. Myers, Lessees and Managers.
TWO GRAND MUSIC FESTIVAL CONCERTS
by the PETERSBURG MUSICAL FESTIVAL A.
ISOLATION. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT, MAY 25TH.
GRAND CHORUS OF $50
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 40!
EMINENT VOCAL SOLOISTSi
THE FAMOUS CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL
CHORUS OF 400!
Seats now on sslo Matinee prices, %. 80. and
75c. night prices, %, 75c., and 81. my 22-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

Tho company "a orgauized for the purpose Of
developing an extensive and valuable deposit
Of red oxide Of iron near tho White sulphur
Springs, W. Va, under a very favorable lease
from the owner Of the property Tho orgsuiza-
ton Of tho company IS complete. The suoscrip-
tion-books arc now open and limited numb or
Of shares will DO disposed of. For particulars
apply 10 .
President,
Tredegar Company Richmond,
or 70 X. W. MONTAGUE.
my 23-1m White Supur Springs, W. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

NEW BOOKS, NEW STATIONERY.
y Motley's Letters, &c, Z volumes. s.; Mot
Toys Life. u 30; open Door. by Miss Howard,
$50; Burlelt5 Lock, By Miss hcCIenand, 5Oc.;
Grielens.oiu. by Marion Crawford, $50. Ali
the ale books on hand. nav aud fresh stock
OF stationery.
myI WEST. JOHNSTON, & co.
IRISH MONTE CHRISTIE, 2jc. {;
4 Reproach Of Anneslsy. SOC. story Of Hap
pnslonde. CSC; Froude: Two Chiefs Of Dun
boy. Soc 1ol5toi: My Religion, Soc HuguenOt
Lovers. jOc.: Life Of The Law, 50G. Citronaloe>,
&c: Thompson: story Of louisiana, $50; Nc
Clellan1: Burket's Lock. So; Grof: Cra1iord's
CroiensdeG, sl.5l. All tho New Books at
1852 MAIN STREET.
my ll-dSw J. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

Richmond sud Danviie...3,06]
including Steamboat Limo
from West Point Va. 20
Baltimore, Nd -eQuiya-
lentraiir0ad miloage..... eo0 9,c03 miles.
East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia system....... 1913
Georgia Central system. 600. 2, go
Including Savannah AMI
New YORK steamship
Line anI savannah AMI
Boston Steamship Line
equivalent railroad nile
Observation-Disclosures. so 2sC9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
EXCURSIONS, &c
EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
THE ELEGANT SALOON
STEAMER ARIEL
Is NOW READY FOR CHARTERS FOR ANY OF
THE FOLLOWING EXCURsIONs-YIz.,

THE FOLLOWING EXCURsIONS-yIz
The famous TUESDAY and THURSDAY
MOONLlGHT2,n or SUNDAY AFTERNOON EX-
CUkSlONS 10 DUTCH GAP. or SATURDAY
NIGHT EXCURSIONS 20 OLD POINT, NOR
FOLK. and VIRGINIA BEACH, &c.
Churches. societies. and other organizations
by Viii n they can make good profits without
risk. Call early for circular explaining excur-
siOns. terms. &c. IRWIN NElSlGER,
Agent Virginia steam boat Company.
my 5-3m lll1 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

THE BROOKLYN RACES COMMENCE WE'D
NKSDAY, MAY 18Th. Track-odds received be-
fore cech race. A DIRECT WIRE 10 the race
track and vivid description given OF each race
while being run, TURF EXCHANGE
al 9-2m0 No south Twelfth sheet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
TUST RECEIVED, AN INVOICE OF
FINE ooLoNG and GUNPowDER TEA.
myi4 MCCARTHY 8 HAYNES.

A GENTS FOR SCHULTZ'S SOAPS,
"A PINK, MONDAY. YATERIAND. &c,l
BASKETS. BRooAs AND BRUSHES,
EUREKA PALS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
wooDENwARE, &C., &c,
wHITTLE, sRLDEN. q CO.,
nh9s-tJe7 1915 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

Reading notices ia reAding-mSiter vP@
nrts or ioss 81: In Ronpsreh loaded. 'oc.
Cardof rates Tor more space furnished On ap-
I,,catiou
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ever had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

5EATTLE, W. T.
Or. J. Eugene Jordan. pear Sir: came
TO your place In a horrible condition about
two weeks ago What / suffered from
those pains through the head, and had for
the past six or eight years. and especially
after catching d fresh cold: then IL would
commence In good earnest. and for a few
days no tongue can tell the fearful suffer.
fngs through which | would pass, until
what seemed 10 me 10 be 4 gathering over
the eyes would break, and then. with the
exception of duh, sleepy headache,
would have relief until l would catch
cold again. For weeks since the first OF
last August lived on graham mush and
half milk ana half hot water in the morn
ing; for dinner and supper cold graham
bread or crackers. not daring 10 eat as 9th
ers could. knowing the penalty would be
three or four hours of the most terrible tor
tHre-~there seeming 10 spring up, IS u
were, q FIRE in the stomach. the flame every
few rniautes shooting into the throat. II
seemed TO the my throat with this
For the past twelve or fifteen years there
was distress across the kidneys. This
latter trouble can End no words 10 give
the fastest idea OF what ! suffered. Only
| those who have or are suffering from kid
ney disease know anything about IL
gave out on the l.. ;. &. 4. road lsSt fall
since. No life. snap or vim until about
one month ago, after taking your med
zines about three days as directed. then q
day now and then, when thought OF t.
taking two or three doses af a time. be
cause / would forget IL. This kept up for
about two weeks, which gave me the first
aud only real relief for years. | have only
had slight touches of headache since
only little trouble in the stomach. Can
sleep on either side. my kidneys giving me
bnt little pain. ! am coming to see you and
get more medicine, for am fully satisfied
they win cure me. Yours, respectfully.
y. :. LAMBERT.
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loez 1s. II and IL. blk r.. connsrciss xtrerx
Steam Motor cid. a.
X r. IAfsmer 70 &. b BnsssEl, blk II. Ioes
q. II and -. blk II. Com nescszi street.
Steam Motor sid, 81
L. 3. Rogers % J. c. Chapman. so< 10. hsk
4 MeSsnzhrs sdd- sIDo
W. v. Rinehsrt 70 y. H. Larfraer. = blk
II, Commercial street steam Motor add. q.
J. Ersnnsn 70 l. II. Rogers. lot 10. blk 4.
AeSaH9hsss add, 41z54
y. ~ Jones' 70 A. Linn e. al, los "A, BIZ &C.
6fim&a's add. Sis
and 4, blk g. IAke Union add. s7eo
u. Ble1ett 70 ~ J. Daniels. lof 80. biz Is,
Denny & Hsytss add. slDe
y. G. Eilboarae 70 c. d. Newell. LOT 1. ak
IS, Lake Dpson add. sZie.
= BIewssr 70 l. a. Grifsltk, lots 4. 5. 8 and
!, bib -, Denny x Hoys's add, soc
y. =. Ward 20 l. A. Gr5fffh. lots s. 6 ana
7. blk =. Denny 4 Hoyt's sup'i add. sss5.
&. ID. Newer % T. smith. ioss l. T. e. A.
and 6. Blk y. Lake Unioh add, Slas0.
z G. kilbou-ne 70 z. smith. land de-
seri5ed By nseses and bCHnds t510o
J. A. Gould 20 J. u Williams, lots I. ]
and 3. Blk l. Washington add. $50.
n I Dearborn 10 A. Elliott. MI Of lot !,
pig II, ID. y Asynari's plat Of seattle,
4Lco. pRH. Boyle, lots %
p ana nss OF lot L, Blk 2. second plat W
w. T. wbits % ~. l. Msy. lots Il. u. u,
g. q sna =. Blk ). Rainier and Jackson
G. II. Monv to the King County rnvess.
ment co. No. z, lots !, 2, 3. 10, II and Y,
Blk fe. Sagie's add, xsi0o
T. A Marc 10 j. W. Ramsey, tract a..
Seattle Homestead Association. SzsOo.
J. A. Gegld 20 W. +. Ray, lot rs, blk I,
Harrison Heights add, 800.
The Cooperative Colonization and I'm
prosefneut Assn TO J. Hesdenreich, lots 10
and II, blk IS, Osceoln, SO 30
c. p. Stone 20 Andrew s.orsh. LOT 3, see
H. tp . n, c, 81 - acres. sli5a
y. Featherstone TO r r. Campbell ct al,
u acres ia sec IA. % Is n, 3 e. s7oee.
a Peterson 10 Snrensoa. . acres In sec
90 n S n, Sc. &2sI5.
w. y. white 70 II. Burke, lot IL, blk 70,
ID. 7. Denuy's park add, s2Dvp
A. G: Anderson 90 a. Il. Mercer. nw14 OF
. ga Of avis, sec IA. tp -. 3 "a, 81
a. X. Mercer 20 A. q. Anderson, swiz OF
SCI Of swlz. see u, ID . n, BE. 81
NJ G. Kiftingsr 10 Z. Hnnsaker es al, lot
Is. bl 4, Terri . fourth add, $3.50
z. s 70 NJ Rreigk. VII OF SCI Z, sec "A, tp
y "a, T e, 20 sc-es, SEQ.
l. Pratt 20 A. u. LleweIiyn, ioss Il, - q
and ~. blk /, central TO West seattle, 500.
A. b. ILeweilyn % c. K. Pike. lots u, q.
= and a, blk ]. central 10 West Seattle
500.
@. Ciaassen TO W. Dankei, lot 4. blk SD
7. Denny park add, t260o
Z. wsterhouse 20 If NJ Adam. lot S, biz
70, Mercer add TO North seattle. $50.
Y. NJ. Jones 20 y. A. Afford, lot ~, blk 2,
Gilman sdd. $50.
J. n. MeGraw, sheTih. 70 ID. Horlacher.
part OF lot D. blk ~. Bell & Denny's frst
add, sIDs5.
r +. Daniels 20 J. Jones. part of lot 5,
blk 90, heirs Of 3. A. Bells second add
3is0U
r. injury 10 A. NJ. Able, LOT II, blk Is,
Denny 4 Hoyt add, $50
T.. A. Ward 70 A. Merriheld. lot 1. blk Z,
Dewey's add, $50
w. =. l. & |. Co. TO J. Flood, lots and 4,
blk q, and lot IL, blk y. second pit VI. 8. by
" z 4 Ga ffaa
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FAME Is EARNED
Not Merely by Things
Written,
hut BY the Arducus Greatness
Of Deeds Accomplished.


SEATTLE ". T.
Five years ago ! took doxa with Rheu-
rnatss-a, Gravel and Inflammation OF the
stomach ] IVES two years On fny hack
afa1 c0Eld hot furu over. I hsd the best
medical aid Of seattle that money could
pS5essw, baf received no benefit. I was
shipped 70 San francisco. stayed there
I've Inonths under expert Medical .care.
aud received some slight benefit there
AL that time / Suffered overwhelmingly in
my stomach and Kidneys, and my lefs Lex
w&s almost the size Of two legs aud as
hard ne rock iss whole length. eoaid
hardly eat anything and was falling fast
I gave myself up 20 die. In fact, thought
S.wss only q matter az days Abossf tbs,
time al the country round me rang with
the praises of DR.. J. Eugene lIordan and
bis Few Hfs.oEeDetic system. az which he
wss the author. He took no cases unless
they were given up - ineWrahle 81 other
reputable doctors. He charged nothing
for services and medicine and his object
seeEaed 70 be 20 show 10 the world the
coming revolution Of the medicine.
| had myself conveyed 10 nfm az the
Brunswick Hotel. where bis Office is.
In one day after taking his medicine
the terrible pain in ray stomach that stayed
With me for 80 many Years and that doctors
East and West, OF every school and OF no
school. could not 6islodge. vanished. Ny
bodily health came back TO me. / threw
away rny clutches. ard II Il were not for
q yo9ng man again. This does net begin
20 tell the gufsersngx ] endured. a volume
could not do justice. q pen could not con
yey IL II was sleepiess nights and days of
torture. Rest was foreign 20 me. All this
Transformation to health has now been q
year, and / have no recurrence OF the
trogble. l am 6 years old, have lived 20
years near Seattle, and my many friends
never expected TO see me about again
am stin taking the medicine and have
hopes 10 get the use of my knee back.
am positive had ! known OF Dr.. j. T.
Jordan and his great Histogenetic system
before was psacfieed on for years By all
the big and little doctors. / should not
have spent years of unnfterabie misery
! and thousands of dellars In money. In
my opinion, having tried sll kinds of
doctors. there is but one rational system of
| medicine, and that il the Histogenefie sys-
| tenn, and having seen so many ofhsr so-
| called incurable cases like Bright's disease
and blindness, etc, of my neighbors get
well, conclude that the Histogenetic sys-
TEN OF medicine IL the coming system Of
| the world, and all other schools win have
| to give way 20 Il. o. darkness 10 light
+. MCNATT
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TERRITORY or WAsHIsGToS,
COMFY OF KIM. ~

TERRITORY or WAsHISGToS.
COUNTY or KING.
The Atfiant, r. :. Coivin. saws:
Two years ago / had e compound frac-
ture of the leg, and Il was set by Dr. smith
81 this city. but was not set even and was
painful IL subsequently formed into a
running sore, aud pieces OF bone were con
tinuslly coming out.
had Or. Bagley for eight months, who
concluded that 10 WAS carries of the benc
but his medicine did me no good. By that
time could barely drag myself on a erutch
/ could not sleep for pain, could do nc
work and was In DESPAIR
heard great deal about DIR. Jordan.
new system OF medicine, and ask ed tlr
Hsgley what he thought Of H. He said be
did not know as 10 Or. Jordan's skill as
doctor, bat he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good results En-
couraged by those remarks l went TO DR.
Jordan, aud the result is that IN one month
after taking the medicine | was able "a
discard my crutch and 20 10 work, which
| have continued ever since. my leg con
stantiy improving. when came 10 DR.
Jordan my leg was fearfuliy swollen and
black and gsngTenous with running sore
as hig as q hand. I am now practically
well. there being bat q small abrssion-n
bigger than finger naii--left.
r. :. GOWN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
81 day Of May. ISIS.
JUSIps ROCHESTER.
Notary Public in and for Wash. Ter.
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New York sun.
Yeast j. or the rise.
Coal i in crate use.
The best sand fer sugar comes from
Ohio.
Bird seed grows in the Canary
islands
The Orange mountains are net i'm
Florida
Dates are not consumed largely by
historians.
Corn Is not worth SAneks this year.
Blue grass j. green.
Walking sticks cannot be made of
sugar cane
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LYNnES. ".

LINDEN. ". I.
Ny wife was taken sick with what the
doctors pronounced typhoid fever. She
continued coughing aud vomiting for -four
weeks. she was getting lower every day
and AZ last we concluded she could not live
long. she coHid not keep thing on hel
stomach. and was distracted with piercing
pains in hexd and stomach. We AZ last
called Or. Jordan who, when he saw iRy
wife. said that she would begin 10 improve
just as soon IS she took the Histogenetie
medicine and tba; Is Just what ste did
She began so improve ST once, aud was M
in three DAYS she is new believer In the
HsstogeBsfic system.
THOMAS THOMAS
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Cure for sleepiessness.


was talking with very eonvivial
friend, a major, about the new remedy
60 produce sleep "Sttlphuriai.
Don't talk that 10 me. sab. don I
talk any Of your new-fangled beyer-
ages to me. sab. said he. Il won I
hear as them AT all, sab, at all Thes
new patent medicines are the curse OF
the race, sab. Why are we, As a sace,
dcteriorating. sab Why Simply be-
cause We are doping ourselves with
every drug we can lay our hands on,
old or new. Why, sab. il is appalling
10 contemplate -
DO you ever want 70 sieep, major,
when you can'fT' | asked.
"0f course. of course. sab.
We'll, what do yoa dor
What do | do You blamed idiot.
what would amy man with brain do
WHY. when | want 30 10 70 sleep, and
feel 80 wide awake that | could ga out
and read in the dark. go take good
long drink of nav customary beverage,
sab. You know what that IS. Then,
sab, il that fails, 80 take anothah.
Ii that does not kiss down nay evelids
40 and :ake two. Ii Morpheus re-
fuses IN lock me In his arms | 60 and
take THREE mere, and by that time
don't care a continental darn whether
| ever 20 to sleep or not
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RIAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

accorded at the Auditor
Office Yesterday.
.. estate transactions from Jan. l. fSSs
a. ass are sS,sss,sS - There were SEED
s :. ssoo51 Yesterday - deeds. the cousls.
- .. ssgrega,tng e,4eS. 80, an averAEs
- s.ss Following Is the list as furnished
e.. ,'0ofhe. Temper s Co, ahSsraetors
r. sasseh ~ !. R.nshsrr, blk Is.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

CAUTfoS.-The Hissogene,fc medicines
are sold in but one agency In each town.
The Label sroand the hottie bears the fol-
lowing fnseEi pfi0n; "Dr. J. Esgeae Jos-
dams Hissceenssic Medicine. Every other
device Is fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22
SHIPPING NOTES.

Inc bark Templsr is iischarging ballast
s. The Ocean deck.
Inc bark Nidette is t.ischaryIng at Har,
ang:on & smiths wharf
ne Eiixa Anderson wss towed Ia Port
Aeaiew yesterday by the Glide.
me bark Meirose left for san Francisco
St evening with 40 tons Of coal
ne Glory az the seas, after taking stiff.
saasis' moved 40 the bankers yesterday.
me ". =, Manson left for san Francisco
ssssesaay aesaiag with e.,.e tons OF coal.
lac sarah II, Renton is sim az Almond
sSaLnilupss wharf taking her new naa.
aee {. boyden came IN Yesterday aud
e mp by the Rayaen eosne dine sinrs ssi,l
sSalaihs unclaimed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

FosT TewSsKNn. March 2f.-Arrsvesi.
ss Gasrsiisa. Salied-Rk Tson carlos ans
seAs 0phlr. ~ ~ "''''
Mercury ''N" ''~''S>' -
r. rs seAScIsco. March ai.-ArrlseSf--
IL. Never. srsy's HsrboE: :. p.
~ 80 a. departure Ray. kenneh<sck. NsnSf
49,, ,leazef-Rk CArruilton, Port Town
-, outside, bound ta-Str Alice. Sailed
lily OF Paehis, Victoria. str Oregon
astoria; sa Two BrotAers, Tseot,s: str Sal
ssieo, Ssnaino ~'1'
tAs.oNs AoNG, March n-~Arriyed-S8
A,yslaia from Vancouver.
sala. for Vancouver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-22

Rooms ~, 46. & AID g. RES Yesler block
Prescriptions and consultations free. Al
lssteFs answered send for tree book ex
nlsastory Of the HiS;ogeneiic system