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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-12
DR.. W. NORTON DAVIS

Formerly OF New York city, but more re-
Gently OF Los Angeles. Cal, who has
opened branch Office At Gil Front street,
seattle, which Is under the personal super
vision OF the doctor himself.
CATARRH is regarded by many as cold
IN the head. and the patient Is surprised at
Its efrssesency, as he Is scarcely free from
one cold before another one is contracted
There IS at times difficulty 81 breathing
through the nostrils. aud ~ others q pro
fuse flow of coiorous or acknowledgment
mucous that sometimes has bad odor. As
the disease progresses the discharges may
drop OF be drawn hack into the throat. or
dry czusts may form. which are expelled
with t5ifficulry; and in still other cases the
mucous seems TO be formed In the throat
aud expelled with slight hack. The In
hammatson often passes from the throat
into the enstachian tubes. which lead 70
the middle ears; ringing, roaring, buxxing
o. whistiing sound is experienced. and In
time the hearing becomes very much if1-
paired or entirely lost Later on the appe-
tite becomes affected. slight cough sets
In. and the patient begins "a lose flesh
This Is the time that eonsum ptfon is ahouf
20 iegtp its deadly work. and the rirae
when, II the afflicted one would realize his
danger, he could be cured; bHf the patient
Is always hopeful. and thinks IL only q
slsghs cold which win soon pass away. and
allows this disease 10 take fis course, with
now a more rapid progress This IS the
fatal error which has rreopied Our eemete-
RES with ccnsumpfiye forms, as all kin1x
OF cat&rrh, II neglected. Will sooner or
later end In consumption
Prom very extensive experiences in the
trestment of tafs disease. / End that IL the
patient will do his part. every case can BE
cured II the disease has not extended 50
far as 20 seriously tuyoiye the lungs. AMI
even then medical Inhalation, properly
administered. In connection with eoustI-
tnfianal remedies. viii contract and heal
cavities after every other means has failed
The doctor has over SIX handfed iesst-
sno1lxss on die OF persons living on this
coast whom be has cured OF this disease
alone.
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A small hoy was ealing the other
day on one 81 his school friends and
fell into conversation with the mother
of the latter. lie was led to remark
that Il was getting very hard 20 tell
from the places in which people tive
whether they are entitled 10 social
consideration or net. OF course this
Is not the way IN which he pat il. hu;
this Is what il came To-.
'.Now there is Blank street. hs
said you wouldn't think anybody
that lives GA Blank street was much
would your Bat there's Mr.. T.. be
lives there.
And Is Mr.. r. muehsn she asked
sos unwilling 70 draw him out.
"Mr. +. - he repeated. with the aiE
OF one who j. overwhelmed with as,
constituent that 50 obvious fact
should have escaped the knowledge 81
anybody ii should think he was
He's an awful swell. Why he don 1
speak 10 my father,
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Is -
Aeo.. tns spross
Any hlnpnssiesny Denaed.
ithin the past few days q report
- eelned credence 70 the elect that
Z - "a .tsnl,ia d pua~t Sound R.slu.v
c..,-~ h.s ~.s.-.5 - - 80 :. -.
-. 49, - s4tss - !. - !.
ouna lot All ifelents c1nssgne<i
kIUm Seattle TO Newcastle. Franklin
- Black Diamond The rate has
nyerszed about IS per ton. TIE
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CAPT. sAuenMAs.s SUSPENSION


spector bryant.
Since the decision was made by tia a
United States inspectors in the An
derson-Stsrr collision case there has
been some talk Of appealing from this
decision which revoked Captain f. G.
Baughman's license as captain. In
laet IT has been stated that the appeal
has been taken. There has also been
talk OF new trial Of the case.
A r1mor also was spread TO the
elect that Supervising Inspector III. s,
Lowell, whose headquarters are In San
Francisco, had suspended Hull In
spector ]. W. Bryant for alleged mai
ieasance IN Office. A reporter called
1t the office of the United states in.
spcctors yesterday and met Boiler In.
spector George BulIene. He stated
mat there was no truth whatever in
me runaor that Inspector Bryant had
been suspended. so far As new trial
vas concerned. the local inspectors
had heard the testimony, decided the
case, and had forwarded their findings
% supervising Inspector Lowell, who
would furnish copy 10 the local
Boards at Portland and San Francisco
and also send one 10 the department
q Washington
80 far a. appealing the matter was
eoneerned, il had not been done. One
o. NE parties approached Mr.. Bullens
Ga the street and verbally informed
him that he desired 10 appeal the case
NJ, Buliene said verbal notification
q an appeal was not good. Ii must be
formally made in writing or il Is not
effective within 30 days after de.
eslon has been rendered. The method
o. appealing is similar te that which
prevails in appealing Il law case from s
lower 10 higher court.
II was learned last night that Mr..
1es. A. Jacobs. secretary Of the Wash.
lngton Steamboat and Transportation
company. Is preparing q eommuniea
noa % the supervising inspectors q
ms district, at san Francisco, in which
ne notliles them Of the eompanyss in
wntion TO appeal the recent decision
g TIE local Inspectors ia the Anderson
Starr case.
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The Respect shown Senator I'd
munds.

Philadelphia Press, Washington Letter
Some one once remarked that no
great man is ever great to his valet.
For the same reason, suppose, the
doorkeepers and pages and other en-
ploves OF the Senate haven't SO high an
appreciation Of the senator's as the sem
ators have of themselves. There is one
man, however. who commands all the
visible signs OF respect. no matter what
his subordinates may think privately.
Whenever senator comes 70 any of
the doors leading into the Senate
chamber he has TO do like any other
ordinary mortal who wants to enter q
room-thaf Is. open the door for him.
self The exception TO this rule is
Senator Edmunds. Nomatter at what
door he enters, as soon as adoorkeeper
spies the tall form, the gray beard and
the black skullcap OF the Vermont
man heading his way, up he gets like
a sentry on duty and holds the door
open until the senator has passed
through. Mr.. Edmunds invariably
acknowledges this courtesy by q slight
inclination of his head. and il is really
worth noting, as showing how much
Mr.. Edmunds outrnnks his colleagues,
that TO no one else is this attention
shnvrt,
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In Town and Hamlet.

The seeds of intermittent aaa bilious re-
mittent fever terminate aud bear evil
fruit. No community has aitcgeth-
e. escaped IL In popuious wards
Of large cities bad sewage causes
IL. and In their suburbs sfagnant
pools In sunken lots breed Il There
Is al once a remedy and means of pre-
yention. It's name is Hostetsers' stomach
Bitfers, which is, without perad-
venture. the most potent antidofe
in existence 10 the maIarial virus. Forti-
fed with this incompatible, saving spe-
cific, miasmatsc influence may be en-
eonntered with absolute smpunify Dis
orders Of the stomach. liver aad
bowels, begotten By miasma-tainted
watef. or any other cause. succumb to the be-
nedcent corrective named, and rheumatic,
kidney and bladder troubles are surely re-
moved by its use when IL Is giren q per
sistent trial.
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County or KING.
The Afiaut, Z. s. Colvin. says.
Two years ago ! had o compound frac-
ture OF the leg. and IL was set by Dr. Smith,
OF this city, but was not set even and was
painfnl. II subsequently, formed into q
running sore. and pieces OF bJue were con-
t1nually coming ont
had DR.. Eagley for eight months, who
concluded that Ii was carries of the bone,
but his medicine didme no good BY that
time could barely drag myself on crutch.
could not sleep for pain, could do no
work and was In despair.
heard q great deal about DR.. Jordeu's
new system Of medicine, and ask ed DR..
Bagley what he thought OF it He said he
did not know as to DR.. Jordan's skin a. q
doctor, bat he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented good rexulfs- En-
couraged by those remarks went to DR..
Jordan. and the result is that In one month
after taking the medicine / was able to
discard my crufch and 20 to work. which
have continued ever since, my leg con-
stantly improving when came 20 DR..
Jordan my leg was fearfully swollen and
black and gangrenous with . running sore
as big as hand. / am now practically
wei, there being but small abrasion--no
bigger than finger nail-left
r. 8. CoLyIS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
30 day of May, l8SS.
JuSTUs ROCHESTER,
Notary Public in and for Wash. Ter.
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LyspxS. ". T

LfNIENr w. 4.
Ny wife was taken sick with what che
doctors pronounced typhoid fever. She
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks: she WAS getting lower every dag,
AID At last we concluded she could not live
long. She could not keep thing on her
stomach, and was distracted with piercing
pains In head and stomach. We at last
called DIR. Jordan who. when he saw my
wife. said that she would begin 70 improve
just as soon rs she took the Histogenetic
medicine; and that Is Just what she did.
She began to improve &c once, and was mp
In three days She Is nor believer In the
Hlssogenetie system
THOMAS THOMAS.
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CAUTION. The HEssngenesSc medicines
are sold in hut enc agency In each town
The Label aruanA the hostle bears the fol-
aowinx inscription. 'Dr. ]. Enecne Jor-
dxnss Hissneenetse Medicine" Every othef
device isn frzu1-
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Says a close observer: president
Harrison regards humor a having ar
appropriate place in the affairs Of life.
lie discerns fsIa and and hnmov read
ily. bur is nos particularly partial 10
irony and satire. When anything i
very funny he laughs out heartily.
freely, with saaorous has not bolster
Gus Ha. hal Having habituaily n
pleasant face. smiles find il ready
seat for Judgment ard silumiue las
mild ewes ard radiant countenance.
Rut there are those ~fho have dis
covered certain GOODNESS in his smile.
which may be the outcome az his ex.
peFience Ter the past fsw months.
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Rooms 6, -. a. and q. new Yesjer block
Prescriptions and euasHssasiors free. Al
letters erxwere1 eeud for free boob 81
psxaatory Of the Hssogere<ie sysseu.
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wonasn's msss faitAfal friend i Orexon
Etdn<s Tea u Is spccszSsy adapted to
complaints pecxii&r ie seiSexts sysferns.
ard works lAke magic wltAoas desiring any
unpleasant after effecss. Nrwxoa AlGaey
Tea Is sEnely vegetable preparation. and
Is uucQa1li a Ia Kidney and urinary casn-
psaints, Sold ay Stewart a Holmes Drug
Goupsny.
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lW year b fe KIN Milan
- oeen one OF rroiiigacy and viol mt
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Z - 1880 $40
sssess4 xieEs8<TEaenf states thet sbere = al 81
90 kzsnss5 IA tae school fzns after paying
-. i xs-1a szfarzes kaA fAAt aaakek tAA.
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

= CASES JAPANESE CuEses
yuss received d &C .tmsore I n apan
which win Be scsd en- ~. Ar % ssetAe1.
IN xssrsxsc IxsAt 1sn6,nx. I-snt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-23
no.tan. Democrats win w,

From the following Helena telegram
to the Chicago Tribune. It is pretty evident
that the Montana republicans have little
hope OF being able TO consummAte their
projeC ted steal Of two United States sem
Stors, and are preparing to accept the in
evitabe final democratic success:
Two-thirds OF the democratic members
Of the legislature have arrived here, and
in a secret caucus have practically de-
cided on line Of sotion. II has been
concluded that II would be playing di
rectly into the hands OF the re-
pubicsus to elect two democratic
senators with the aid Of the con
tested Silver Bow delegation. as the re-
publicans have arranged TO organize the
lower house, and. send two republican
senators % Washington. OF course
In cosiest before the republi-
can United States senate. the repubh.
cans would be admitted. There is a
point, however. At which the democrats
can strike and win. and this they intend
10 DO. The state senate Is a tie, there
being eight members OF each party in IL.
Counting the Silver Bow delegation the
house stands twenty eight democrats and
tweotv.six republicans. Throwing out
the Silver Bow delegation the vote OF the
house will be republicans thirty.ons and
democrats twenty three. The houses
will be organized one by each party, and
each will claim 20 be able 10 do business
because OF quorum There will be but
one senate. however. and the republicans
will organize Il through the deciding vote
81 the lieutenant governor. But on the
question OF the election OF United States
senator the lieutenant governor has no
voie.and by RETAINING from voting on ser
ator the democrats can prevent = quorum.
Tbs will produce n deadlock, which
the democrats will keep up from day 20
day for ninety days. beyond which time
the legislature cannot legally sit. Gov
Toole will then appoint two democratic
senators, who will 90 To Washington
with incontcstable certificates II IL said
Gov Toole has expressed a willingness 10
appoint the democratic caucus nominees.
The republicans have been made aware
of the scheme. but expressed the belief
that some democrat will he found willing
10 break the deadlock In exchange for y
promise OF aid In getting through per
sonal legislation. All sorts OF rumors are
sh0at. one Is 10 The effect that II the
deadlock can be broken In no other way
the republicans will force 4 by allowing
the democrats tn select one senator. The
outlook tonight is that the democratic
nominees will be Hauser and CLARK and
the republican nominees Sanders and a
dark horse
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-23
ABBREVIATED TElEGRsMS.

The brig Fearless wrecked OIL the Ore
gon coast Nov. 10 and ten to fifteen lives
were lost
The Cologne Gazette is publishing a series
OF articles urging the holding of Worlds
exhibition at Berlin in 1892
The gold mines at Ishpeming, Mich, are
rich Quartz is said to have been taken from
the vein that essayed size, 600 to the ton
Two persons were fatally burned and six
or eight others seriously injured by the ex.
ploson of natural gas at Braddock. Pa. Fri
day.
Tommy Russell, who so pleasingly portrayed
the Little Lord Fauntleroy of Mrs Burnett
story and play, is TO star next season in an
other juvenile drama.
That Unsuitable octopus. the British syndi-
cate" is reaching its arms out now
for all the mineral spring health resorts in
this country, having capital of SIS 0o0, 0Ce
TO start with
terrific snow-storm is raging in the
neighborhood of Missoula. Mont Railroad
traffic is blocked and four freight wrecks are
reported on the Northern Pacific Two or
three lives were lost.
A spook is troubling the students Of the
American Medical college at ST. Louis. The
story is that when On attempt is made to dis
sect a certain body all the lights 20 out.
whether gas or lamps are used
The business failures occurring throughout
the country during the seven DAYS. ended
Friday, number, fer the United States. p1t
and for Canada. -. or total of 81. as cord
pared with IT'S last week, and 2s7 the week
previous TO the last.
The commissioners appointed TO attend TO
the removal of the rock in the channel of
kankaSee river at Momence, Ills. complain
that they have no money to purchase tie
necessary lands, and cannot do ANYTHING un-
til the money is provided.
Three rooms in an unoccupied cottage on
Deering street, Chicago, were discovered Fri
day TO be sneared with blood The police
think that II is the work of some Practical
joker. John Hughes, the former tenant Of
the cottage, has recently moved away.
Stephen Pettus, one Of the Brooklyn
bridge trustees, prominent New York bus-
ness man, was shot and killed in front Of IL
Fulton street, New York, Friday morning Is
Hannah Southworth, a woman about 81
years of age. She charged him with seduc-
ton and breach of promise.
The steamship Manhattan collide d with
the schooner Agnes Manning of Fenwick
island on the coast of Connecticut. Weines-
uay AuS Steamship s1ilh Win three OrDoerS,
two passengers and fifteen seamen The
saved are the captain, H w Jenney. four
other officers and nine seamen
First choice for box at the Chicago Audi
forum for the two weeks season of opars at
the opening in December was secured At the
auction sale of seats Friday by George N.
Pullman. He paid Sl,GoJ for his victory
Three other boxes sold for 81 600 each and
the last box sold, No -, brought sl25 These
were premiums. and in addition to the reg
ular price. which Is 500 each
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-23
M0NTANA'S MIDDLE
A Very Good Prospect for Two
Legislatures.
DECIDEDLY UGLY STATE OF THINGS

A Fight to the Bitter End Fromised-
The Governors Proclamation - Ohio
Politics Provide q Couple of Sensations
An Alleged Deal stirs Up stew
Brice for senator-Rooseveit Talks to
Boston Civil service Reformers-Poiit-
teal Field Notes.
HELENA, Mont. Nov % The legislature
Is called to meet to-day. Yesterday both
sdes held caucuses 10 decide upon a course Of
action Il is believed that there will be dual
bodies Of the house, and that neither party
will have quorum in the senate. The Demo
cratic county commissioners Thursday
created a sensation by taking possession Of
the legislative halls, and yesterday they
delivered the keys TO the governor, to whom
the county commissioners have leased the
rooms. Il is thought the Republican mem.
bers will meet separately, should the repre-
sentatives from Silver Bow county certified
TO by the state canvsssing board be denied
admittance. Politicians OF both sides talk OF
fighting 20 the end, yet a small number
favor compromise on the basis of one sena.
tor from each party and division Of legisla-
tive Offices. State Auditor Kenny, Repub-
hcan, whose duty it is TO call the house to
yesterday from County Commissioner
Knight. MIR. Knight refused to deliver the
keys, but promised TO admit Kenny at any
eme.
Gov. Toole Issues q Proclamation.
Gov. Toole yesterday issued proclamation
b which, referring 20 the conflicting claims
Of those legislators who hold county clerk
certificates and those who hold state can.
vsssing board certificates, he says:
Whereas, One set of certificates has been
issued and delivered pursuant to the election
laws Of Montana, by the county clerks of
the respective counties, and by virtue of the
act Of the territorial legislature, persons
holding such certificates are declared en-
titled 20 membership and deemed elected for
all purposes Of organization Of the legisla
ture; and
Whereas, When so organized. such legisla-
tive assembly becomes the judge of the quail
ihcations Of its own members now, there
fore, /, Joseph X. Toole, governor of the
state Of Montana, hereby designate the court
house in the county Of Lewis and Clark as
the place where said legislative assembly,
comprising persons holding and representing
certificates Of election from said county
clerks, shall meet"
Both sides were caucusing last night but
their plans could not be learned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-23
Anguish Unspeakable

Is endured by the victims Of In fismmatory
rheumatism. and any form Of the disease
may reach that agonizing phase or attack
the heart and cause death. Unhappily
they who feel Its preliminary twinges sci.
dom realize this. Like other possibly
dangerous maladies. rheumatism is often
disregarded at the outset. Well will il
he for him u this brief notice shall serve
rs warning Of future peril or pain to
reader troubled with iDcipient rheuma-
tism. The proper sequel will be an in.
Simultaneous resort 10 the great preventive
depurent. Hostetter's Stomach Btiers.
whose brrvet OF professional commenda.
ton popular experience has confirmed.
There Is no finer or more genial antidote
TO the virus II rheumatism in the system.
Botanic In its origin. il Is free from the
objections attaching to depurent poisons
liable to be taken 10 more than the inf.
Intestinal dose. The Bitters conquers
malaria. indigestion. liver and kidney
troubles.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-23
LOCAL NOTICES.

1.-THE WHY, Davenport. can a. any
sized man 10 ovcrcosts and suits
A. y Huesino real estate and insur-
anee agcnt once No 1905 Second ave.
nue, Rock Island
IL will cost you less than 10 ever cost
7ou 90 get good ovcrcoat f YOU get n
81 the Why. Davenport
The Crown dining hall. No. I7Os Sec
ond avenue is now ready 90 furnish you
the hes, meal 10 the city Tor 25 cents.
Those thankful Tor smslI favors will I've
doubly thankful for the big bargains in
oyercoats az the Why" Davenport.
Buy Mercer county coal Of =. y Me-
hown at bis new coal yard corner vt
Fifteenth street and First avenue
Wsntcd-A good cook. washer aud
ironer. Enquire of Mrs L. NJ Within,
two doors east of the Augustaba college.
The skating rink will he open on the
afternoon and evening ~ Thanksgiving
day, Thursday, Novcmbor. 2s Good
music 10 attendance.
The Royal Insurance company. Of Eng
land. has the largest surplus uf any IRE
insurance company Ia the world A.D.
huesing. agent. Office No. 1905 second
avenue. kuCk Island
$50 900 20 loan on real estate security,
20 sums OF $500 and upward Mt lowest
current rates ~ interest. without com
mission Z W Hurst. Attorney at
Law. Rock Island
r r. Parmenter. attorney NJ law
Makes collections. loans money and will
attend o. any legal business intrusted 10
him. Office. po-toticc block. Rock Isl
and. HIS dsSw1y
Modern Houses For Sale
On monthly installmenis by Guyer 4
Sweeney.
BArtt a BabeoeE Dentists.
No. l124 Second avenue special Atten
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates.
For Sale
Fourteen dry lots on four wears time
with SIX per cent per annum. 10 any one
wishing % build this summer.
Is. DAVENPORT.
Surety on Bonds
Those who are required 10 give bonds
10 positions u trust and who desire 10
avoid asking friends % become their
suretes, or who may wish 10 relieve
friends from further obligations ms bonds.
man, should apply TO the agent ~ the
American Surety Co.. Of New York.
Ed. LrEBERKNEcHT,
General Insurance Agent.
Rock Island, III.