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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05

There II al the present controversy
between the Chicago Board of Trade
and the railroads running ives. from
that city. and ii arises frofn the recent
action Of some OF the managers Of lines
centering At Chicago In making the
rates for packing house products lower
than for live stock.
Chicago and Cincinnati nere at one
time the great and oniy packing cen
tiers IN fhe country. and sheir control
Of the business was 20 absolute that il
was even believed impossible ever 10
extend the industries outside VI these
cities. But the proieciios Of railroads
20 the Southwest huilt up
Kansas CITY and its proximity 10 the
great cattle ranges rendered il posi-
bile 10 slaughter ard pack at that point
with greater profit than at Chicago,
and a. q result the great Armour es-
Enlistment found Il advisable 10 erect
large yards arid wosks tn the south
west.
With a railroad tariff loser on
packed goods than on live animals. il
Is now demonstrated that it viii he
more profitable Ia slaughter and pack
near the cattle and hog producing see.
ton than 70 ship stock 10 Chicago and
pack at that point, Hence the uneas.
mess on the part IL the Chicago
Board of Trade The stockxtowers
Of the West now begin % nKin,aln
that their stock has heretofore leen
shipped 10 Chicago ia violation af the
natural condition of things aa1 that
this condition must sooner or later as
sert itself. The cattle. grass. hogs and
corn are in the West and Ii il be IA that
the packing hosse should be there too
The shipment OF ssoek long distances
involves loss by shF!akage and there
are various uncertainties and dangers
incident 10 transportation. which
make II preferable to ship inamlmate
rather than animate earroes
Omaha. Sioux City and cities In that
section OF the coantry assert. 81
course. that il is 10 the Interest Of
both the shipper and the packer "a
slaughter near the producing region.
and the new rate for packed products
which by The carload l. cheaper thar
the rate for live stock Is hailed With
the greatest enthusiasm. a an iadiea
ton that the packing Industry viii
center la their respective yiesuities.
The Chicago iSo@rl % Trade
maintains that the new rase
il an unjust Discrimination against
she civ is represents, aud ;h4t
no railroad can afford - cake packea
produce rates lewrr than Ave-s;ogk
rates. The railroad oslieials refuse a.
notice their complaint. amd Il hiss nea
been referred 70 the lp;e. state eeas-
nleres camnf slan, apea whose As-
eisioa this vary important question
nnw hangs.
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anerally agreed that senator
AI11son has declined the position %
.eeretsry o. the treasury. which. - =
s~reed With equal unsaimity. vas o.
fer~d 10 him by General Harrison.
Three times since the election has TIE
dissinguishsd Iova senator been sim.
,noued 10 indianapolis. II II believed
th,f on the first Of these Visits General
Harrison exchanged views with ssf'~
exor Allison upon The questions that
ali afTecf his administration. that %
d. second be iendered him place ~
tbe esbinet. and thai On the thsFa ne
orrsd him 70 aceeps the important po-
.ftinn thai lsad previously been offered
3 him. ri believed further that tf'e
r.rruasions OF General Harrison had
4heir effect and that for . tifns ssfia.
ar Allison thought seriousi. Of ne-
cepfing me treasury portfolio What
consideration has decided kim not 70
ID 20 Ii Il Impossible 70 say. but i u
evident hist he has fully determined
% remain In the senate.
Isis not impossible that Allison xas
Influenced. in part, at least, BY the
hoYe Of obtaining 1t some future fiife
! position even higher than that OF a
member 81 the cabinet. He vas re-
esrded very favorabiy ~ presidential
candidate prior 70 the nomination Of
General Harrison. and st tie Chicago
conyention he developed degree OF
strength as unexpected as IL vas nat
4erfng. He has the enthusiastic and
united support of the Republicans OF
Ms own state. he has made no ar'tag.
onisns and his position Is altogether
an cnvisbie one All this, OF course.
makes his presence in the cabinet
especially desirable 70 General Har-
rfson, bat Il also af5orsis reasons 10
6enator Allison for not desiring TO en-
ier the cabinet. His present position
eiyss him every ground for hope that
Ne may yet be the candidate of bis
party for president. II be has ary
ambition In this direction, and he
doubtless has. Il will be subsersed By
his remaining In the senate rather than
~ bis entering the cabinet. As .
member Of the latter body his politi-
cal patronage would necessarily be
made secondary TO those of General
Harrison, and he could not proceed
with the development OF political
identity q his own.
While these considerations may
have had weight with Mr.. Allison, Il
- also probable that be has consulted
his taste in electing 10 remain in the
senate. His service ia congress has
extended over an uninterrupted Pc
rod Of more than twenty-five years.
and II il altogether probable that. even
u bis ambition 10 attain q higher po-
1ifion should not be realized, bic can
retain his seat in the senate as long ~
be may choose. The work OF legiaja-
ton Is congeni&l to him. and the ardu-
Gus labor Of administering the treas
ury department would probably be
distasteful. He Is thoroughly at hcme
Id the senate and he has long bean .
stranger 10 work OF an executive ma
ture.
With ali OF these considerations urg-
ing him 70 remain In the senate. ID IL
not strange that Mr.. Allison should
decline the honor offered him By the
president-elect. even though by deing
- he must spoil one of the best-look-
ing states that Gen. Harrison has
yet been able TO prepare.
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HAVE YOU EXAMINED

The advantages Of tsllnaaa's addition a. the
bess ssd cheapest EFeperty Ira or about Sc
attic This "a tue tefahinsl property ~ The
Seattle. E-aae shore 4 Eastern railway.
which IL now sure cf tseufning link IN
Fifteen minutes ride frorn Columbia street:
fare. round trip, Is cents. Trains -very
boar from tfss date All lets are 30 feet by
10 feet, being intended for scfuai use, not
for sale merely. Residence lots from sis5
upward: business lots from 500 upward.
Kan out and zee the street grating and
other improvements. Prices VIII shortly
be raised. and only 9 limited number %
lets viii Be sold Examine shis land.
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For Sale by
JAMES MeREARY,
the Law once Of George Doaworth,
ever Merchants National Bank.
At Public Sale!
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.
oYYfcx or uKExsAL LAMB AsEsT
up. r. X. -
TACOMA " T. Feb. sSsa

lASdAA. w T., Fec. i. sSSs.
Notice IL hereby given that The r. p. r.
h Co. viii offer for sale At public suction.
o. saturday. the "a DAY of March, lsss. bs.
ginnsng ~ II o'clock m. the following
described property owpesl by sssd CON-
psny ia sae First Railroad addition ~ the
cits % EilenshnF1, Alfgitss county. Wash
snxson territory. 80 wit
Hlosks / and Z. lots ia : in block s.
blocks :. 9. i2- II, as. b. i0ts 90 Il. block
al. blocks -, "a. =, "a. n aud -: fractional
blocks A. u. &, h, J agd loss aud in
block T. Terfas Of sale. oxss~fouFtA cash.
la aae0 Ia three equal payments four
eight AID twelve months srofs data OF sale,
Interest an deferred aaaoants 81 the rate Of
per rens, psr aannm sale viii b. held az
the e1ine OF NJ ssFs. stewart. wilkins 4 20 /.
corner es fourth sns Feasi streets. Elieas-
burg, W. L. fistsas the aforesaid railroad
sfiisiaa viii 70 feana NJ the General fasit
ogfiee Of she \. 4. T. Il. -. Nj Taeesas, ".
T.. Al tue immigration oasee 81 the y. L.
X, n. Co., eusnaF II Pins aaA Risxt streets
Portland. usegeas as 10. 0sssee of stewart.
wilkins 4 Co, EiieusAsfg, " +, and st
the esssce u 4. 4. Sew l'eyy 4 Co, Spokane
fsiss. W. r. Yes farther Information apply
70 I sUts = LIZ. Is aeeal lsnd Assent.
Tae<5rsa n Il
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Bluff stres. Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED EY THE CITY
j council In tbe district created by Or
ffinsnee No. gs7, 20 provide fer the grading
of HluG street. from sight % Powell strests,
and constructing sidewalks thereon. is
now due and payable a. the Office OF the
city treasurer. Al taxes ses paid within
FORTY DAYS
OF The fifst publication Of this notice VIII
be declared delinquent, penalty OF I've
per cent. added aSd interest ~ the rsta Of
ten per cent charged.
wR. FORREST, City Clerk
First publication Of this notice. Feb. Mh,
fs.n'
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NOTICE.

TT is CLAIMED BY SOME PERSONS
j that partnership existed between 4.
b. Pitts aud George w Dunlap Ia the real
estate business Notice II hereby given
that no sneh partnership existed. and that
will not be responsible for any tssnsae-
tons a ssid supposed partnership. and
that said X y. Pitts les no authority 20
sign nay nane IN any partnership IraasAc.
tons gao vi. IifTSLAp
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notice.

II G. rARwELL OF THE FIRM OF
lie Fxrueii-Badere IL no longer q mem
Der OF sasd firm All Bills dns said hrm
viii be paid only % J. =. nafefes success
sor 81 sid Gran. aad al hills contracted
previous 80 January lzfh will be paid BY
said BEdere Of the trrn Of
EADERE q KRAFT.
ZIG south Second 81, Seattle. W. T.
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lsls said thas tie arr soaz lalse II
meeting his nsanteaoaS sssssevs - vls.
ihly telling upon t'ea Harrison.
He viii loahtleSs wess,a the qeses
and restfnlnsss OF Inauguration dAv
as pleasant relief from the hustle Of
hts indianapolis home.
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BIDS FOR CLEARING.

cEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
- b. the Undersigned up TO noon On
Tnsrsaxy. February 5fh. for the clearing
~ w. a Of wv. Il. section 50. township %.
rzrge east, 70 acres, known az tke Eenfkln
tract. on xxxisoB street.
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CHALLENGE!

"A THERE AXE a CHEAT MAJ
N wresssrFx nos IN eesttse. sd ~ t9sy
sre eli cszxsarsignx thtnk J Ray psf fsss~
wsrl e.aSnn for the tie. ! an st1nes -
800 sssr ssafs IL NssssnFson fsyrEfnyF
~ fs-sslsts fsss.ssfss 5s three sssse sassea
<e,e from 100 20 xsa6 ss<e. CT easch1ss
5000. Grsnro E-<raal ard cfsszr ard
e3law. hext fwo ssst 81 three oT ! VII
rrszste ar1y man SOS 10 Washington terri
tory Grx<e1- Efsnsn ssySe for same sf,Dsassty
Peter schumacher preferred TS1s efaAar
ie,,re xir rsrssIrs ot,ers Tor sne week. when
4 1iu claim the chan psonxAfp. can -
found 1t fhe Arlington bessI 81 auy nEss,
prep4reA 20 nsexe good sas challenge.
y ~xTTH
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BIDS.

nfps VIII. BE- RECEIVED By TdE
ID nndersigned nzsEzl A0aGsys February
rIfss ~ z s,scloek ). IA for Che erection Of
! ts.reessss~y frzn1s bHsf1sns. The gSE5t e
re1ees ant o. 81 BIDS II reserved
FFSHER kressffeEf
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SI00---REMARD-

!, REHARp oY ONE HUNDRED DOg..
II lars xii he fald for the arrest aud
e0DSsesz0a q tAs person or gsersogas who
eas tae wees - nae OF the Soxes of the
American DsssrSes Telegraph Co. ~ the
Sex AFs3aEsna lodging house. Jganary
=sth ASH &xss, * il the Butte b2Etssnz
Sosae f.rae IA the usoEfa ~ January.
G A. AAT-0S.
@QEst and Maraae-
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Teachers Examination.

fI'aE REGULAR QUARTERLY KxAMf.
1 @ss4aE " TEACHERS sill se he'd ia Tlar-
ss@Ts AAsi. sxaIf1r, "a 81 Wednesday
All Thursday. sss Issh sn1 lsfs Of Frhza-
2ss- isss. CNNaH5snstnE a. , o'eSae6 5 IA
81 AeSEs. x. q taEaSTs. Bears. af Eg.
sasAagfx
ISAAC = Rich King "a. Sehc-s5 sapt.
SssJsse seAsn&rs J. iSSe d&w
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NOTICE

OF meeting Of the Stockholders OF che
Allmoud q Phillips Foundry Company.
for the purpose OF increasing the cspitas
stock Of said company.
NOTICE Is HEREBT GTyES To THE
~ stockholders o; the Almond & Phil
lips Foundry Company, By the under.
signed. all Of the trustees OF said com
psay. tsat Meeting OF said stock halders,
Viii be held SO the ofssee az said
company IL the city OF seattle
King county, Washington Territory.
on Wednesday, the 9Th dsy % February.
I>S9. a. II o'clock In the forenoon Of said
day. for the pavpase of increasing tie esp
stAi stock CT said Company FROM its pres
eat amount OF 10 shares oszIf0 eac b 81 tsso1
10 les0 shares of 500 each tsloa, 0ot All
stock holders are requested 70 BE prescu.
CHAS. II. ALMOND.
W.R- PHILLIPS.
Trustees Of said Almond & Phillips
Foundry 20,
Dated SaassssA VI + Tsssar,ss ~ s.ss
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all KINGS OF blank bcoks and
rulings 90 amy pattern sone az =.
Arthcry's bockbincery. Opera
Bsock. at the sosxcaf prices
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sIANss 80 20. 80

"a ANEA8s~ ~ &Na EttksT ~ gEg~
W tsA2 sss4sts ~ 90 FssxS e SID frSs >
fse kesssTa ssets* ASH sar1e4. 3zs ssssags
s@sE@szk re- @Ese saasossasszsns AZ g4sxner
AEssxg sFS1ac aAs t4snsas4yesas ssxexs. az.
Nsss >ee<s<~a Tses&e raEsrssass
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uIWAXeIA1s.
q Z q = -TsErwT@@v - s1rsrVY
- - -. ss.s.ss. 11~.-c,sss -
49, !. - -. - - - u s.s6 We~Afnr-
Jews1sy. - = - -
--1 - -
HG0kEF I'd LOAN Al LOW&4L kAIAe
~ 20 c. = - - - a. z.~ss-
- A1a - - = IS - :. sses-s.sx
80 = - 49, - - - rs.S1
- - -. - .ss1s 49, go $50
- - s -! 49, - Ivy II 70
are eseszsea - - -. -'
----- = = - -
$50 s.,a-e~.r. - 1870 sxrxrsry.
80 rr~-<r.x~s ~ 1919 q Il MI
TrE 4 60 rfs MI street. ocesdeuxxl
I-r-k ira
- -
A1Nkf II IoAr - $50 - 1s--.
vi xpT7z inTruEs@ Ess1 80 - - y p. gss.Y
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wmw 49,
- a - -
EUk EKHI-0EE Nc - y - -. -. -
= fx9nf soeM. Kllzl1 80 - . -
1850 gYrT = r1rWLY fEKxEHED
II socaas eh<&p- I'D Fr01E 80
r~-r rFWT-0xx Eo0a FDk LIGHT
hexs~T rrpscr- .sne sznny soosz with
Gre iszg{ Fsont stree
rrgp pExTTWU NICE EDoA1~ ANB
80 - 49,. = ssv r.ss ]. - ssssrs
T~7g rT~T-T9KTK NICELY Frz-
rzsz~s1 rvsnros ara fErrsfv<< snf ss1es
ssssrsssss fgr hsusekeepkux- Apply 70 A.
s@hxnder. ~ Frost sfrest -
TT5E ETyT AxD F1rExfTU zE FOE
ssse--Nsxsn-r~ezn kozzk - E,SSreasss
socx.sasa. one bs1ek fruza Fs5sE-osier- 81
Z. BITE. 1sz.z-1 : -
IWR KESI-fN ENlrn - stryM.
Il egxzsnx h1< szz1 Sei2 wafer tz<8. ~
asseks ex<s freEa xcc5sssz1tal. ossr5.oxizzg
s,Isg.a q E---e-- 800 : : -
TOE kEET-0NEEss sFD Ez 40 s<teSN
Il esz the nsrsnezsz eorasr Fgslssa siza IL
snFa strssss, ta sses srss,e<faols i41f- IN
ssssse - % pssssssss.ss --.------.-----
I~pR EKsT-FEEK NICE Efs1A-s GOOD
IT nssxhtorhepas good horse ae&r eAs as
rxaa- eiose -. rsnt easg - -. I 1..--s-
- 49, - = :, g -, $500 ss.
- =. q 49, ~sssssIs sss & Eosrs
pse~T
.-,-rxsaxsvr pa.s,ws.sssgs'Y rfTk-
1850 1890 srsrsr r.3xs h1srferss
- X 1.<ssf1ss.s. fszf TgrFs ssreet
- ---- :
Iss0R EE&T-~fEk slrHED EptDa1-+ Avs
] lid .trsss
FOK MALE.
r-S3z SALE - If5IesISG HOIsEs one
Il week DulT. eleArzng 40 PEI zae'z:tfa. 70
agent: eniy parties hkxing x5x1 ezs1 aeea
apply. Ae1ssss Z. L.. tbs e.-.--z-
T-gR SALE asD gExT-HoUsg NICE
sSon given iasragdfafeIy. Inquire Of D. w.
Bass. 1fssz PRINT street -
80 1.7V TE0 TTyT1 ErTwf, 10
r e.. s.s1-.re eersses ~ Ninth and Alder
sfreefs. $500; inside iot. II sold alone,
tss6a kses r. issntelss room 3. .ear 49,
100 sITr-frTpAP PQR CASH
I.sys,ss- s-...,sss rs,ssa ysaysl,a ta,ssress;
- -. - 49, sSls.,ss n tie sftv Id
6rezx N. r.. this Office
r-s1p ssgp-fsFFfgfnv Tors FRoHTI.tf
+ -. us.sss.ss, ssxs-e+ - wsd,sr,, street
1870, ~. -, 80 ssss gees p DsnseIs-
49, . = -. s.t.ss.s
------s. = 80 80
Oa - Ii -s-,,,ss, = ie'c.,sd. -essonsf,,e
xSa,sss n 4 5 q ssrr ~ eaaffI.s.
- 'A- - :. :. = :.
NOR zAIE-LOT i BLOCK ?, LUIe ~,
is and 9 II Oh :. blJss 4 and west nait
block 5. Bigelow's addition. grandest REV
In Seattle from eseh Of these lots, snap:
for few dAys only Allen a. Rogers. oS
second street.
- $50 E.pE Cu1Nrra
II .-. - ...,as1,ishs., re, fft.ag,
sears, dsIiehsfuIIy situated In san Juan
esssrfv- fnlnr 4 safe and profitable bEsi-
ssnek NJ valuation. satisfactgry reasons
for selling Apuly 70 sizIey 4 Bell, Port
Townsend. W. f.
LOk -ALE-A 1st,Dy fEhMAnE !,
y paying puslness TOT soans man, IT,;
1 ~ 49, - psi,,t'sl s.oa,.
-. :. =
NOR sALE-MILL SITE. Is ACRES OF
1t land. GD-horse waer power. can be IN
creased 20 IS; fine locar1onfor store: plenty
timber. Apply 70 J. r. Mcknight, Seattle,
VT.
-@sD csTTYg0p UIy An naTEy
i.s....ll'a = yrns.a 49, 49, e.
attic no acres. All cleared bnr 20 acres. 10
acres il bos.s. price. 5000; oue-third
cash. balance on time. Apply TO ]. p.
Meganuf,t. seattle. VT
:. ---- -
" go -, .dss.sar.. = t.r ,str,,,a -,
..t, j. 80 -. Mn .,,s...s sa,,is rssd ril,
axs loa gu ne ~ 'as ei,y =.
x1ttAtf ete.s - 49,
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Now. therefore, all persons having or
claiming any interest in said sIoop, called
Emerald" her tackle, apparel, furniture
and cargo are notified to be and appear in
open court at the time specified in said
order and make their allegations in that
behalf or their default viii Be entered and
the prayer of said information granted.
witness the Hon. Thomas Burke, judge
of said district court and the seal of said
court this oath day of January, A. ID. 1859.
fsEALI We LEDGERw0oD. Clerk.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-10-14

Die Quittung fiir eingeIhifte gelb err
folgt auf Dem fleinen i3etteG 0ur6 Serdn7
berung OeS WtonatS uno Der SabreS3abl.
8riefe u16 Gjelb abreiiire man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

uuumD 90 VDoaDuD.
use Aanas ~ esaay ~ ~ - V11oos
No noea h-r pu1D6o ooOo ~ 81
Her eye axo ehut ~ NJ 80 11Ghes
eel1 ~ iishs vessese saew e NV.
A. Nv - vhess ~ visaso baev.
nat - SsseasA . ersvsn sspse,
r. yaea1 ~ tam W1tA alisa sSoe,
slea1er orooo q Woo0 alono
eAAll eay tat hoeo DaaAoa :les
- psass bsosash ~ peassfal skiss.
Asa cray s,l tsess q Asssss nns
ohAil wheel tAsir e1Feling ehsA0ws ronnA
10 nAko ~ sooeehieg suAliehs 1sns
that lftake the greennom fsu0 ~ gf0uno
Ana crop tAsiR 6eaA lsaves oA - 1oun1s
wAsA Ger their SeasAs ~ sastrssss sun.
Asa through tneif loAvoo tho Robins ealL
And, r1peaAng IN the Autumn sun.
Ths aouens ana tAo ehestnuts fa1l,
Doubt nos thas So viii hsea them all.
For her the morning choir sha,i siag
ssnatins frUn ne bsAAehee Aisht
AnA evsfy minstrel voice Of spsisg.
7hat thrills bsnestA the 4 pril shy.
ehaii greet her with its eariisst ofy.
WAsn. turniss round their aiai sraek.
Eastward The lengt ssaipg shadow pass
Her little mousnsrs, elaA in baaess
1he er1ehetes sliding through tho gfaoo.
ehsu p1po for hee ~ evening mass.
A. lest tho rootie,s OF The trees
Shall ana the prison whste she LEE,
Ano bear IL barred Gust they seize
IN leaves and blossoms 70 the Obies-
% nay the soul That wArm'a it riAs!
liany, born OF kindl,sr blood,
thoula ask. what maiosn lies beloW,'
oav only this: - tender bad.
x1N uio1t TO btOsom in the snow
LIS W1thored WhorO the vi0loto blow"
-Ot(vsr Wendell Hsgssss.
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d. . HeLAss's -
vermlfuge. for Worms,

% WV8WUo 80AR
.Anevsw neynAee. g c.Ss1cns Sevnsssy
"a a b Z ScSSisS 81. 8. i hss1ssS cS;sSssssS
=: !::::s:s s sssss.::;sss -: q u - .: psssss
.yosspI Q AIls., q Anssy. re : eccs e
HffS0o 20 . eASd q siI. ysass eae. ed q
00ltne eWey = yoe1e - Iceel 49, ~
80 8; !; .s: -; = I'VE s:: - :
MA 0sisby, ua. ~ BsssysssssA nswv vyosS.
Vfio0Q q ~ - - enAl1 WhtoA ia boo4
uAWen ~ 66eSgf tAAA two n0ntAa ~ Pro.
tes4ifsSS Ss1 a is isssrsi Il. fls sSiii
81 1avs VI = hSssty 9 evss g Ia be-.
eAEo1t6 VIII such tos0Naey boe0so tAe0
eh0ul4 n0t heottaAo WhoN tAoio = any yeoooa
- euepese worms, aee looe - time n eADal-
lsaoeiSg IL goauInS Dr. d. MeLAAeV v0Fnl.
fuee. IL nsvef iaiis aud b per5ooty an.
This = TO certify that w. troeolo0 VITA .
e4pe worm foe 0dEo thAA olx n0ntne. tr3o0
al ~ knOwn semoeks for Tits terrible e0ie.
esoA. but without bsiag able % eeotIUy q. !
e. o0eslo e tie eenusne Drs .. 1eASoeS
ediBs ri VhbA t0oh aoeoe1iag - llreo.
lions a14 - result vao olookafvo0 90
lAx4g hpsWoem, HoaouY1n moeU thAA yoE0,
besides Number q small ones.
IrsS . ssass . bottle. lnsist o having ~
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An yOu disturbed 1t night ana broken od
your rest BY sick child suffering ana crying
with the excruciatipg pain Of cutting teoth
lf %. 60 at once ana get Q bottle OF NRS,
WINSLow'S 7OOTHlN0 eYROP. Il VIII n.
lieve the poor little sufferer immediately-do.
pena upon It; thore q NO mistake about it.
There u not . mother ON earth who has eve
used n. who Will not tell you at once that II
WI regulate the bowala. ana give rest 70 ths
mother. ana relief ana health 70 the child,
opsratina like magic. Il u perfectly safs %
Ne In al oases ana pleasant 70 thu tAse, ana q
tho prescription Of 3ne Of tho Oldest ana best
temale physicians and nurses in the UnitsA
States. Sold everywhere, y cents bottle.
nAVlAlydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04

These. u existent In natural quantity. ana
unvitiaeed BY bile. play their part In the
functions OF digestion aud assimilation. But
the artinciA acid resulting from the inability
Of the stomach to convert food received by Il
Into sustenance, u the producer OF natulencs
and heartburn. which ere the most harrassine
symptoms OF dyspepsia. The best carminative
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. Far more
eneetive 10 Il than carbonate Of soda, mag
nesia or other alkaline salts. These invari-
bly weaken the stomach without producing
RStmA9ent dement,. No man or woman chrOn.
lcally dyspeptic, and consequently nervous.
can % IN pooeesei0n Of the full n,easure o}
Meor 0lOMed by nature. Therefore, invis-
protect It from malaria, rbeumsfism md
other serious maladiOS,
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GUILTY. - Anybody uaiog . soothing
Mmsdy for Chi drsn made Of paregOrSo oe
lauoAnums d guilty OF doing harm. Et. Dall'o
tht1e injuii sus and should therefore be wt4Gy
tablisAed and maint tainsd 81 tie ju6 6iciouc a, !
Ct Laxa0"rs the great liver regulator and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-04
AsaaSo lnVeeemone

y one which 70 guefAnt00d to bring you aat.
isfactory results, OF in CASE Of failure return
Of purchase prics. On this safe plan you can
DE- Kings New Discovery for Consumpt ption.
Il = guar.nteod TO bring relief in every case
when used for any Affection OF hroat, Lung
Of Lunes. Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoopina
cough; Group. etc. etc. " is PLEASANT and
always be depended npon.
Trial bottle free ct H. Il. Cochrsn's Drus
st0re. Nos. ~ ana lSS Aorth Queen street
Lancaster, Pa. IA