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ARE BRITISH COTTON GRADERS CONTRACT
LABORER-.

The Secretary of state ms reffrled 70 the
- refar, ~ la- treasury ie,,ef address a
Gy Mr.. ID. l.. Wright. president of the Li'ei-
pool CutJn Association. 20 the United
>t,te, consul at Liverpool. IN reglrl T.
the alleged violation 0i tne aiiea contract
labor law by Mes-rs. Wnsend' Nooici
Il Co.. OI En1l ind. m sending an agent all
rr ider 10 Norfolk. Va. 10 nay cotton ior
them. W. Wright requests 10 be inIornlr''
, II th. Tire ,,uil Department really re-ard-
thi, practice Is siOiaiion Of The Law. ana
/ IN 30 IN II the prescribed penalty bc remit
| + 1t in the ease ~ tho,' ~ ~ >ent here irom
Engllnd before il WAS known that the
coming was prohibited,
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EOREIGN NEWS.
Interesting Statistics Of the Parneii Cou
mi inn.

mission.
LEMON. November 3.-Some very inter
e,ting statistics Of the paggeu Special Com
mission are published tins ifiernoun. iron
which ars gihepd the facts, that durin
the 9ittiugsof th It body Justice Ro. Hammer
.pOke Gli times. Justice Smith ir2. an
ll1 wtnrssc. WAS taken. IN the course q
which - 261 questions were asked. II /
.tatpd. upon what Is Regarded - oXcellen
uta0rty. that Justice iiannen will retir
rom the bench a. .onn ~ he shall have fin
-hrd i.s idpor, in preparing the report q
ommi,si0n aud VIII likely be elevated
he pecrdge.
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Locomotive Explosion on the Norfolk and
Western.

ROANOKE. Va, November @.-.>pecial.
An engine exploded at Biz Tunnel, on the
Norfolk and Western railroad. last night
throwing the engineer Bud adams To
bank some distance and badly injuFing him
rne brennan escaped without injury.
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vue FAYETTEVILLE CENTENNIAL
winds Up With a Grand Rail- Regular
N..rth Sfat, kuaxet

F,yrrryvn,E. y: c. November IS,
,s,u'.i,i i,ii-Fs,etsevilie's great centennial
,spnnd uu with brilliant ball last night.
The Di aftar was a grand success from hrst 70
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Miss Franklin Street" How's that terri-
Bile cough YOU hid last night iesvias u
a week with IT,"
Miss PARK Ayenue--.-Oh. just cent %
the nearest drug store and yot hottie o(my
sovereign cure. DIR. Dsvid's Csuxh syrup,
and l am well. We don't uss anything
elise tor coughs. colds and broucAitis but DT.
David's Cough syrup of pure pius tar,
bonehound and Wild cherry. II y siup,a,
harmless, and very e4ec<ivs.-aAv.
Fne pine tar. horrhound and Wild cherry
IL Dr. Da,idrs Cough syrup, and Il cures
every time.-adv.
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STATE or THERMOMETER
MARINE INrELLIGENoE.

m1NlAruRs ALNANAC. Nov. q. 1880
s,,, Sos ............1 =. I Moon sets. 6.21 M
.ln s.ts ............. g.53 ia 'Siensth. oh o@n'
ear wlTN ENDING NuNEMB X 10 lss9'
pRtpiCrEpTlNE t~tANDA"D) OF
iff,H TOE Ar
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>hiioh star q nsmssiy = msyveenus
cure foi cata rh, Diphth n +. tn ksr oath
tnd iiesdaehe wiih zach bit . shese y N
tn-e ! us >assf INJECTOR or tie NOR sUe-
''rrfui treatment oi thee essntlAnss uith-
out extra charge. Piice ~ e. q osA By
h-fek~' tiothsrs q I'd ". y -hellds 4 u.
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VOL. 1V.-NUMBER 1924.
WEATHER FORECASTS.

NAsutSGToS. u. G.. November az.
For Nir-nia iair, -h4hiiN winner :
A., ,,s'crtN wiad 4. cotni ug variable.
Fnr Noith aroiint, init. warmer
~ sauinblc vi ds becoming sOnthefli.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

The following persons composed the jury
= & Ttfrnee. +. VI. Newell. }. T. spar.
q. DerS,ns, Frank Eppes aud BraNion Ma
sDu
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LOUIS Rossuru.

lE'Tu. November 23.-il ~ Won Tisz
innlun'ed IN Parliimeni Yesterday, on III
authority ot The Emprrpr. that in view OF tn
fict th 4 louis kus-uth POSSESSED the fire.
.nm ~ number Of cities in Hungary II
'ould not be- deprived II his citizenship.
CLOSE or rHE pARNELL COMMISSION.
LONpoN Nn,e Der 23.-rhe close Of th
public lroce, dings Of the Parnell spaci
commission il a source of qualification I
II parties concerned in the b,,aincss.
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This . b''yond question the NOT soeeeees
fui cu h ~. dieine We have ever odd Z
Z W Il. ses invarinbt, eures The wogye - -
Coagh Group and Broa~hitf whsle us Won
her'ul s,c~es> In the cure OF IN uoyeto,s =
without q parallel IN the hi>teFy of medletve.
guar niec. sest which no th-s IN. dirtas -
stand. u yuu o~se Tough. - ssn.-s9ty
ask you to- try q lfhe. 81 eents ard 81.
"a pie OF - IRE sold By y dekes Me h
er- and Il " >hcilds 4 to. corner q ttish
. d Ms rsnaii streets.
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DtCuNOND MOZART ASSOCIA-
II TION.

Tho r. gilar weekly ire sill tace pace at
.fh ~. Atairuv ot Music MA =
ID ,'.n "a, un.. .tnitsrS lip or Nitdti. IL ca'us
" mu-s b. y ,-cnt az IN" c0c y, m
i..i- IAN .aaain ~ atom cards ON aIpl"s
,s,s pi- NJ un stree or Waller ~.
IsN 90. 90 Main street.
X Ned s als can be cured 'of ever
81. SCALE 90 the music store OF W. \,
thD NI It'AlE.
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cLn.E OF LIE rARNELL coMMl,sIoN.
l.nLE Nnrks.

DrnllN. November &.-rhe great mass
nee,nl, 90 ie held at Kilkenny and Water
ord. in honor Of the M nrhrstrr Al y
nr-." have been proclaimed by tue govern.
neni.
LONDON, Noscmper - Lord Elsten'
.ppiIoa.iun 30 the courts for leave 10 cr ~
mlly prosecute the North LONDON press E.
llesin. hl- implication with the West En'
Club scandal hi. hech granted.
LONDON. November 23.-Mr. Pecker. ib
4 tr Il the NOvh LDH'ipn Press. VIII
j, D-ing proceeded NJ inst by Lord Eusl
flr llbl IN connecting Ihe lattng's nan
Win fhs Wr~l-End Clnb scandals. suI
rnderd himself to-nighl aud was r,
handed 10 PRISON, bail being nsnsed.
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC

hON huttl "p'"" fO24-it
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Dr' gsisss Say
" sells well and gives entire satisfaction,
icy mean DR.. David's Cough Syrup.-sdv.
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RIcHAoND, VA, Nov smbsr q
TnsAsusssS oyyscr. iissslce ~. I

MOVIE TO HENRlCO COUNTY
~ iAx-PAY ksis.-A, ocic~ vill ~ osuoo
rr<rE AND C,,UNiN tax rUW is.&
AMER pecember tue let the isw tsps 60 .
e..aity VI yer nj su.. ssinvv tne Ia.
layer no ssiditson.tl tssao. 0a afcouns q .
Al penalty soussy warsAntA rVessvo4 ~
tAxes.
GEOR0E =. .ANnen- o..
r,~ssus.r q hsnsiee c:vsov.
nota ~. 10. .kS.I<.Is
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Secretary Proctor l. endeayur.ng 10 MAKE
= lch arr engagements as viii euahe am 70
nave the city during the Christmas hol.
Il tys ia c0nipruy with General ,r"k anu
{ iptaln Pratt. thu superintendent oi tnt
Carlisle Indian -..ho f'r the purpose ''
m king psr-nnal visit OF Inspection "a sh'
Vernon barracks, Aitb IN q. "hrft "e'"p''
~, mi M, band II Apache Indians are
iett.r Yesterday from captain Pratt. who
ar.,,,.d str,nstr against the removal Of tue
Indians 10 higher latitude.
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rmK LOsr o. THE MANHATTAN.

Captain W. IL. Jenny. who comm lnde
he Old Dom .nion line steamer Manhattan
which wa- sunk ib seventy ,hse Ieei of W
Ter on "Wednesday morning. has arrived II
his city with the twenty-one officers an'
,.iilors rescued from the wreckage 10y pass'
ng steamers. Thuse lost were william
Walker and james Tobin, l'olored) an
Niiiiam VAUGHN. All steerage passenger
bound for West Point, Va. and the shil
.,orter. "A liter. colOred cook, two iirc
men. coal passer, and a sailor.
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MRS. ! IN 4. PIE >SNNr being now lo-
e. ed in IA ely a. No. Ip3 north Foasih
ar 'et fh Jof I. A Brandot's) viii rec Give
pa ais in voc Il iu,tructior. Circulars ca be
al at The music ssofa Of Mani, IS. Isamo ..
l'rms IN be artaug, by pc, sonal 10 ,er-
view al Airs ,leasants residence.
no 2i-2 70
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Berger. Leaih 4 Myers Le,see< ana N"n"S'''
+ Tx y q IS. WEDNESDAY. NOV. y.
commencing 3
special 1h1nk giving-D'y ana S''hr~"'
Matineos WI. GlLN RS
THE TN NELVE TENPFA IONS.
Charles u. Yale. sole Manage.
,,s-t s enic. Ballet, y uleyi le. 'hnto-
mimic and P'nornnlc ~p'cl'ee'
T. .setsol sale NJ 'NDAY. November 2'il.
49, NisLG "A, 10 90 ana -'e' ~ ~
u. 30 and %. ~ ~
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REPERTORY

...-R .onOMEO and JULIET.
Duiet Siiss MArnER
....,.,.,x ..THt HONE VMOoN.'
H,ims, Miss MAIilEl')
WrDNL~DAY NAIlNtf....'....--"-A -ADi vi
LYONS
,rauiue. Miss MAIIt ti)
WE'D ESDAY NIoHl.-....-'"0l'h u" IN
Miss MATutRin In the uuc-folc'l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-24

A pasiy 81 apoHt oae hundred nlsmo,rs W
the Pan.Amrrlcan tonsfess, ihi i"t.1-
n',tion,i M,r.ne Conference md r-prrsenta-
i've. Of The state. Wir and Navy Deparg'
re A., went from washington 20 .hrsirr 20
a, m witness the launch II the Cuba M al
,t,am,h.p OrIxaba at John Roaeh's Old
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10
lllsf Csaturis II Bilvid Dark
nsA Light.

/ hare fog several years been sruaaisled
with ompfseatioa OF diseases whsch has
TAILED rhe skEn Of n4ny p1Fsiefsus 70
whom Esge applied
About eighteen m9aths age I heard OF
TIE HistogsnesIe ssstsrn 81 Asescfne, and
beer SURPRISED above MI ny ra9ss sAngnine
expectations ~ rae pewer and simplicity
Gf these medicines on the shlsmnn sgster3-
The cid seElSss systems hare been siupiy q
repetition Of experiments fer the past cen
turtles, without any basis on which 90
Ions Of human beings hare been literally
doctoret 20 death. Georai Washington,
the Father Of our country, was among
these victims, and after being biis1ere
and bled for simple cold. ilntii the vital
spark vas nearly exfsngritshed. ne turned
and requested bis tornsnfoni 10 leave him
alone, and soon expired hiiFc had Ampie
opportunity 10 test the roser Of the Hisso-
gefiefic system Of Medicine In various
parts Of the territory aud In many different
forms of disease. and sm assnnlsfsed At the
wonderful success of these medicines,
and through the tuowtedps and use OF
shem we can see the dawn OF . glorious
Gay IN the medical world And although
81 present the light skinesh Ia darkness.
asad the darkness com prehenaeth il not the
tine Il NOS far dssfaat wlieB the clouds OF
blinded prejudice will clear away before
the bright shining of this simple but re-
Gently discovered truth, and the old schools
ard their xosaEies viii be things OF the
pEsf.
DR. j. Eugene Jordan. the father Of this
new syxsem OF medicine, Is q highly cul-
fused gentleman. aud hts medicines are
meeting With unparalleled success In this
terrifcry As q benefscs0r CT humanity
bid hifn God -spsed, and hope he may I've
20 see the day when the knowledge and
Of this new practice may Ill the
earth as tie waters cover the s1eep-
REV. JAS. C.. ScoTT-
si2 Pine street. seattle, W. 4.
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nr. Kuxene Jordan -ghsMr SIR Il hss
been s0sae sGYac since have heard srain
yass, wnste YEA ihnaagh nT More 10
Sshoyne, s. EaIch as fpaF EsS@ths aeo. IN
~ hirh stated nay case IS plain ash esuld,
has year wonderful medicines had aane
for nae
II has done what no ether MEDICINE coHld
have done. Is has cared yss Of Tvoatllrs
shseA ! have had saE twenty year. sfs 1
airs - NJ q h better OF othegs that | feel /
ara carssa entisulY. S1ulg aa tbs psepie
here waa knew nse and kew ao@ haze
suffered srs sRszh and Snaw not waa1 -
say Thsx know faas ave saETSF = the
Eaoss exernesAtins AEssy for evsr twenty
wears na. heu DO wish : AZ ire ? ssTse
w.rc al abe 10 set year InEsis tses TIE
tssSssse - they 90 nei take Il ias < sEsatsgh
~ gsgS 4 a ~ ~. Oh. BEES sas0Sfaa aE2
stms 1axs rsvs yagss a.ssssfaaex q tFtsi.
They dare ns& .ell rse sssegv 10 ra Tsossvs Ia
your HsSssssGsAgzs i Ter fatsea txsass yxz y
III aasas& s<vny rzeAa 10 d. AZ ran Far
yea ia s1ge2sifax tae fasae 81 n hAssugeS-
= AsNase asz abroad I'd when aEa
sasss, II eseT xas. I NssHa - rsNaFa Sca
far year kiEsaE1eSS - pa<. falErs tfatF.
MISS NkEN KfSasAS
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SHE'S HAD LOTS or rus.
Airy Fairy Lillian Russell Appreci.
atas Her Own Abilities.


ates Her Own Abilities.
New York SUI
Lillian Russell has been all through
a maze OF experience such as might
surprise few Of our girls. Now that
she has created very reasonable stir
with her several marriages and her OBJ
lection to wearing tights. ii Is difficult
to say what the pink aud rotund lady
will have next. II was at Nine. Tus-
saud : wax works in London that the
fair Lillian was seen giving her Solo
monized baby It's dinner about three
years since Now il IL generally de-
clared she viii soon wed Mr.. VIII
Morton. a theater manager OF Chicago,
than whom she declares no more per-
feet gentleman exists.
IL Is somewhat unfair To expose the
legitimate egotism Of Miss Russell.
but she recently expressed herself 20 q
new acquaintance a. follows The
words may be relied upon:
When they find comic opera lady
who Is one-halE so gUpa looking, or
who can sing one-half so well rs | can,
will take 500 week off my salary.
Hut, We see. they can't do il.
The naivetc OF that remark Is irresis-
tible and lis nearer simply gave thanks
that he Was in the presence Of such
sublime superiority Ii Is almost i'm.
possible 10 think of the expansive and
gorgeous figure now on at the Casino
and find in her that slender thing who
We Thought might 20 into 4 decline ut
Tony Pastors old theater on Broad,
way about 10 years ago. These girls
have most wonderful capacity for
development, both in a physical and
fernunerative sense.
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n Beauty Ina Her Boaaoir Possesses
Efnery horn Ia Blush Unseen.
New York Graphle.

The cynic who said that women
dfcss to excite envy in each other, and
the vain man who sirSt suggested that
they dress to please him, wonl certain
Isl acknowledge their mistake If they
would only observe the delight
oil the fair sex In the midst oi lovely
underwear. Dresses may he gorgeous.
but dainty lingerie Is simply enehans.
Ing. Not that yea are 10 inspect it. %
my brother or are supposed "a aptsfs-
ciate any of its qualities except lis
price--or that other women may cast
longing eyes uponsit. Indeed, no.
II Is not personal vanity that saskas
the feminine eye melt with tenderness
over a mass Of LACE and ribbons. or
opens the shm purse with re kleSs
disregard OF consistency. What Is Il
you ask. Simply an innate love Of The
beautiful that Is expressed lax the sex
everywhere. according 10 the MEASURE
uf It's culture and refinement,
More wosnen will pause In fraat al a
shop window flied With hest.ry
haiiaerrhiefs or underwear thar n iii
pay like tribute to pretty xeysn,
They arr peryaded with sisige;aus
Thrills when they draw about them.
IN taney--the eohweh laees. the ara,
cmbrcsdertes, or she siiken raasy.,ls
that threaten to entirely Sap4lAf,t tha
pain, oid<faShioned weoiens, Here
are things literally 'soo pretty Toe any
usen
They seesa g have no more affinity
Tor soar and water than tsYidat vel
q costly bound volume Of t.sas,sss
but they cannot serve the purpose .
assplay unless Is becomes the faStiss4,
70 remove q little more clothing y her
photographs are taken, so NC mas
conriaue that they are simply aseanl
20 delight the aesthetic sense II tn
wearnrs
hehoaa the Jersey fitting vest ,,F .iyt
hen Il entered tile market ~ 4 rsvgsl
81 the asss bat ensniprcsont mefsne Il
came n simple gnf.e, ai>stnes,iShsal
chiefly by as espensieeaess. Nav \
- - creation. There i csse snaEvs
Win sleeves asia front of tan.gs,,s.vz.I
sses Another i supple gFeess. s.,sssrsss
On tiie breast With ,lafstg Sg,raS :.
slsken tlasxrS -
All the es,lsrs % the sairalssw are ,.
assssSa ~ these garments. ard 10 assr
sasarr y ssss fssst ~ loo els.ss.Ax.s,.
Ansy are III NJ faassFs use agalnst -.
YOU tlan : s'sa1lA ii thistle sssxst hs,
nNse son neveS heassl tseasatsf ,s,sx,ses.
s1As prsde sFeaaaA k44s.. a., 49,. =
ltass. eysdeat.s s 10 - hsv 49, !.
sss.s -. ezF sssagsA vszsa sisssA hlaa
81 Ss 49, spsasaft all he The aeaxssr
Ss ..sts. - thkss s.rssstta tsseses.
= - = s9ss spsksd a. shs aasssr,
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NO Downr wITH rae BRIDE.
Miss fgeoseselt VIII wed the Esrsn
and Retain Her Money.

New York sun.
Baron Clement Ze5Iitx. an officer IN
the German army, who seryed under
Emperor William II. In shortly 10
marry Miss CornesfA Roosevelt. Be
cause of bis prospective marriage he
appeared before Judge o BTien in the
special term Of the supreme court Fes-
terday. The karDn Il about thirty years
old and of fair complexion Miss
Roosevelt IL about nineteen years oHsssa. !.
and Il daughter Of Charles Roose-
welt, who died in Issa Her mother
and guardian il Eornelia l.. Roosevelt.
Miss Roosevelt accepted the
o,fer Of marriage snsde By
the Baron on condition that
before the ceremony was performed
he should eater into 8 contract with
her and with certain trustees re-
nouncing any right 10 her property
which he might acquire a. her hus-
band. Ii was the intention OF The pair
10 reside In Germany. and the object
Of proceeding before Judge O'Br.en
was 20 obtain the sanction OF thecofirf
70 the marriage pursuant 20 the ante
nupfiaI agreement.
I'm April, 1s.7. Mr.. RoosveItfs guar
dams, Alfred and VIM r. Roosevelt,
held for her benefit szsss ,sfs.5a.
Her estate also inciaies one
sixth in an estate the income of
which amounts TO 100000. Her
net annual income - about $4,000.
The German Law would ordinarily en-
title the baron to his brides person
aiity after marriage, and this action Ia
chanrery is brought for her protection.
George III. Yeaman and ex-Jndge
Charles A. Peabody appeared for Mrs,
Roosevelt; MessrA- Jones and Roose-
welt for the guardians OF her estate.
and Mr.. bartlett for the baron.
The baron gave testimony a. TO bis
position In the German army. and
swore that he was willing to enter into
the ante-nuptiEi agreement Testi-
mony was also given by Mr.. Yeaman,
Frederick Roosevelt and Horace G.
Dual as to Miss Rooseselt'g edtlea-
ton and as to her thorough under
standing OF the step she was about to
take. They aIso declared that for q
person occupying her position in so
eiety $l2 90 was a reasonable sum to
be expended for her wedding outfit.
In order to naintain the position
which she Is about 70 assume In Ger
man society. Miss Roosevelt should
receive the entire net income OF SIS
900.
Further testimony was 20 the effect
that the young lady's father had an
income OF about 5000, OF which he
spent $4,000 in providing for his
family. 1t was also said that Miss
Roosevelt was resolved to retain the
greater portion OF her estate In trust
Tor her own benefit.
Judge o Brien signed the findings
upon the testimony.
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"u.rseear Houses"


The uptown movement Is all for
little narrow houses built three on two
lots or eight on five lots. ami vet 50
well finished aud lavishly ornamented
that they fetch more than a splendid
big. oldiashioned house i'm the old
parts ot own. These who like elbow
room call these uew little dwellings
"hursecar houses. enc cannot
swing cat III any room
IN such house. and In the
bedrooms the custom l. 20 nSe patent
beds and TO shut them apin the morn
ing ia order a. make room in which
% dress. Ii il is said that nine In ten
OF these houses ars sold or renied To
newcomers In town. old residents
who have lived in larger houses can
not be induced to move into these lit.
tie houses.
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SEATTLE. Jan. II, 1859

SEATTLE. Jan. II, 1889.
recommended DR.. j. Eugene Jordan 20
Mr.. Fred kranse Of ISif seventh street.
who was in the most horrid, distressing
condition Imaginable. That man. Mr.
kragse. had been aiiing with neuralgia of
the stomach for over Ave years. but II was
uncomfortable the last four weeks. be being
confined la his bed. | said confined. but
ho was hardly canfiusd. as he would jump
ia and aaf of bed every minute. IKE n
maniac. grinding hts teeth and groaning
in despair. He was kept under the iutln-
euee of norphIue by his doctors
ali that time, until IL ceased TO
have any effect. and untii they were afraid
10 give him more. rs he was Just about
dead. In fact. the whole household, my
self included, did not think he would live
Till morning. II was the must wreiched,
horrid case Of helpless agony that human
eye ever Witnessed. The paroxysms would
make him wTithe ike SERPENT Well,
brought nr jordan. and be safd
morphine must not be given, and he pre-
seFieei the Kfstogenetic medicines, aud in
halt al hour the pain stopped. aud in a
few days he got well GE0Rta HILTON.
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thst Il prepared Tor TIE arissoerafic
leef7 What Fragile expen4Svxae@s il
here dfspleyesls Ko4e uoIoT a1sd kIaek,
chzrzn5nxIF interviewer. axsfre and
tan. silver gray Or green - bright -
The Emerald Isle. al in the finest six.
To be SIRE roo azay get 4 stray peep
II these when they are wovu with the
low slipper, bat when they are caress-
inxly pat On By the fair 0wneY they
win get even more admiring gtances
Yes, IL IL frue Thee pretty things
are never Dfoyedi more thar wneu at
the toilet. 4 fsfainine Robinson Cru
soc would delight En thera Behind
closed doors. xitaa only the wAIis for
a witness, the woman rexsis IN her
flnery and beribbons herself for sleep.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-10

My baby was born with terrible scrofula.
lie kept getting worse. bis head being
swollen aud fearful running torres all over
him. We employed the best medical skill
IN Seattle without any benefit, Is he kept
getting verse. There were terrible hasd
Jumps around his throat 10 he could
hardly breathe or swallow. The doctor
said he would not live. We heard OF DR..
Jordan and had him see the baby:
he told us he would get per-
fettly well, and prescribed his
Histogenetic medicines. The baby got
better Immediately and was all right. A
week ago he was taken with q bad case OF
pneumonia We sent for DR.. Jordan, and
his medicines as usual worked ike magic,
aud the baby is wei once mere. We would
not be without the Histogsnetie medi
cines, and attn sure my baby would have
been dead had IL not been for DR.. Jordan.
! write this that others having incuraDle
diseases may know where 10 go to get
we'll CHARLES OLSON.
20s7 Ienora street, Seattle, W. 4.