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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-22
Best Paint
Tn the World!
Been in the Market 81 Years
Hartford National Bank,
BEL AIR, April 9th. 1881

Hartford National Bank,
BEL AIR, April 25th, 1887.
q. =. knight. Esq., baltimore:
DEAR SIR.-It gives me pleasure to state that
during the last five years have used very con-
siderable quantities, in various colors, of the
Liquid Enamel Paint made by the New Jersey
Enamel Paint Company, both on my building
and at the Custom House, Baltimore Nd, and
TO be durable, bright and of uniform color, and
| feel safe in recommending them for outside
"''' '"''1' "' EDWIN II. WEBSTER.
Hartford Democrat Office,
BEL AIR, April ed, 1887.
q. p. Knight, Esq, GeTI ACT ". J. E. Paint Co.:
DEAR sIR-Replyiug to your favor c" the 18th
and have known Of its use by many others dur
ing this period. 1T has given me entire eatisfac-
tion, and, as far as my knowledge extends, has
irons generally. l have invariably found 1t to
be an economical and durable paint. Very re-
spectfulIy yours. J. N. STREET..
Armstrong, Gator q CO., MilIiners,
BALTIMORE, 1884.
Mr. 9. p. knight, Sole Cent A0't ". J. E. Paint Co.
DEAR SIR.-In January, 1873, our store was
painted with the Liquid Enamel Paint made by
The New Jersey Enamel Paint Company. We
used tnts that generally show the effect of ex-
posture, but the paint has retained it's color,
gloss and freshness. We shall take pleasure in
~ Armstrong;, GATOR Co.
Baltimore American.
BALTIM ORE, June LIST. 1892
Mr.. q. p. Knight:
DEAR sIR.-The Liquid Enamel Paint made by
the New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
given me entire satisfaction. Ny country resi-
drnce and all outbulldings at Newfoundland.
also, The American Office. on which hundreds of
gallons were applied-w, re greatly admired by
the many guests entertained by me on the 18th
OF May. Very truly, FELIX AGNUs.
TowsoN, Nd May LIST, 1889.
G. p. Kntght, Esq.,:
DEAR SIR.-It has been about ten years since
painted my house with Liquid Enamel Paint,
made by the New Jersey Enamel Paint Co.. and
ii has given great satisfaction, looking ell giant
yet. Yours Truly,
JOHN H. sCHARPF.
The Second National Bank, John s. Gilman,
President,
BALTIMORE, August 22, 1887.
Mr.. Z. p Knight:
DEAR SIR.-The paint you supplied me with on
several occasions has given such excellent salts
faction that propose using IL again in painting
my dwelling house this season, and will thank
you to send me, through mail, one of your sam
pie cards. Very truly yours,
JNo. s. GILMAN.
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Shop corner Bond st. and Pennsylvania Ave.
formerly occupied by Eli jan j. B. Moore, Bel Air,
Having had ample experience, l am prepared 10
do iron work of all kinds repair Agricultural I'm
pements, &c. Horses shod with especially refer
ence to preventing interfering or diseases of the
feet, Carriages and Bugges painted and trmme
Tiny JOHN X. COLDER.
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D. J. Foley, Bro. Co., Commission Merchants,
80 South Street, Baltimore.
DEAR SIR.-I have used the Liquid Enamel
Paint made BY the New Jersey Enamel Paint
Company and cheerfully recommend it to those
who need painting. Yours truly,
D. j. FOLEY
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+h's Ns 4. htyH'
DEAR SIR.-The paint you supplied me with on
several occasions has given such excellent salts
faction that propose using 1t again IN painting
my dwelling house this season, and will thank
you to send me, through mail, one of your sam
pie cards. Very truly yours,
JNO. g. GILMAN
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~ Forest Hill, June 2Sth, 1880. Baugh IL
Sous Co.: Dear SiIs: ] used your Special
Wheat Fertilizer on Wheat last year and think il
is the best goods | ever used. Yours, James
Campbell. 13sep
~ Baugh & Sons Co. Dear sirs used
your fertilizer last year and raised 100 bushels
of wheat of off four acres. The crop speaks for
quality of your fertilizers. Abel d. Wilson.
.a5- Money TO Loan, in sums to suit. james
j. Archer, Attorney, Bel Air 2Sje
~ 5000 to lend on mortgage upon real
estate. Herman stump, Bel Air. 2sje
,B-Go TO BouIdln's for your Fall and Winter
Clothing. 27sep
sT- Good Stock OF Winter Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps, at Bouldiu's, Bel Air. 27sep
~ Did you know it Ladies THAT am of
fering any day New Goods at astonshingly
low prices-that persons exclaim frequently,
"Why," never saw such Cheap Goods-not
even in Baltimore. Ths is very pleasant for us,
and we would like all the Ladies' to see for
themselves how very cheap they can buy goods
at j, g. Rouses, Bel Air. 26ap
e4g- Oakland Boarding school, Fallston, Nd
Studies will be resumed OctU Der 18th. Send for
Circular. &. G. Curtss, A. NJ, Principal.
13sep
t8g- Forest Hill, June 14th. lSS9.-Bsugh &
Sons Co.. Dear Sirs used 800 pounds0fyour
Fertilizers on wheat tie year before last and it
n a hI, nh h.p nA n II.
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Rock Run Mill.

Having rented the above named Mill, which is
supplied with rollers as well as buhrs I respect
fully solicit public patronage.
Flour, Meal, Feed. &C., always on hand. Gus
tom grinding done to order promptly and to the
satisfaction of my customers.
8sep3m CHARLES 8. WALTER.
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Patent Medicine DEPOT

2O3 PARK AVENUE,
First door N. of Lexington, BALTIMORE, Md,
emily
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tB-Go to /. Amos, for your Hardware and
Stoves, at lowest prices. Snov
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sag- For sa,e,-A Violepcello, of very fine
tone aud finish. viii selrcheap for cash. g.
Z. Grier, Bel Air. noYl5.2t
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.g- Buy the Sexton Grand Heater, as it is the
best David Runway, Bel Air, Md. 4oct6t
tB-A large lot otBlaukets and Robes. Price
very low. David HaLway, Bel Air. 4octSt
s4g- Buy your Sausage Cutters, Lard Pressers
and Suffers at David Hanway's, Bel Air, Md.
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ssg- Forest Hill, June 14th, lSs9.-Bsugh &
Sons Co.. Dear Sirs used 800 poundsSfyour
Fertilizers on wheat tie year before last and it
was the cheapest wheat ever raised and also
used your goods last year with satisfaction
Yours truly, James NJ. Cain. sep13
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Baltimore American.
RITrIA1Rp Junn LAT 1880
TowsoN, Md, May LIST, 1889.

G. p. Entght, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR.-It has been about ten years since
painted my house with Liquid Enamel Paint,
made by the New Jersey Enamel Paint Co.. and
ii has given great satisfaction, looking el giant
yet. Yours Truly,
JOHN H. sCHARFF.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-11-22

The Second National Bank, John S. Gilman,
President,
BALTIMORE, August %, 1887.
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~ Don't buy u Fireplace Heater before you
have seen the Double Action" at |.
Amos Hardware Store, Bel Air. Snov
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tBs7OOO to Loan on Mortgages, In sums to
suit. Septimus Davis, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. 3lmY
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w-Cochran & Young, Bel Air, Md, invite
the Ladies 10 call and examine their Stock Of
Dress Goods and Trimmings. All the newest
shades and latest styles. scot
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ney, Clayton 2. 20. nov15-1t
,9y-Several nice Front Rooms for rent with
or without board. Can be heated. Mrs. s. II.
Chesney, opposite P. o., Main street, Bel
Air. l5noy3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-29
rnE FUNNY MASS DREAM.

The bunny man Que uight aid sleep and dream
A dream q ak adfnl EoFtant II asd seem
us scui sRs east into the 4eeps 81 he'll
I8ng tine the aevil poaasred. slug could tell
Whist punishment wsu aid ht that Ate ~ crime.
AZ Hasa he erlod aTne folk whom In Thy time
Thon hast msiigned and slangiered with thy
pen
Shall hase tne vengeance they eleehs And
ffseu
re waved hts hand wherpat ghsstiy crew,
Screaming WITH heRdish ERiice, came in view.
Aad srst wiih luyid looks the mother .in-iaw
sssmw hfa VITA hltteF nefhinEs kaow 80 Jaw.
ne drunpsee tried = u10se inssd ofss plan.
Aud sola such talas ~ only drummer eaas
The haysses talked - craps and city sights
The spart. * racing sad e basroeri nights;
Thr agent Kaad BIN al bis latest books;
Riasiy. tha gysFl. and NsFy. hsst of cooks,
egSse hfrm al Smn1a dess Il Irish ssSS.
Ma cultured eenver@s troga hsSsoh lass;
TAe ss,hossi-slssks allied his mpath wtth chewing
gsTp.
A lsalur washed Il dewn wssh ae0bsfai run
ne shseaeF tried 90 saiesaes q "a be wzs tired:
Tbs fgaae faihsr esea the boa shas hrea
Tse ranrftng Gustss-- she. 30 his tara. a{a rain
Bsews 60 ta,at isstgss safin fr0sa b1gss2 cane
Aaa then, raast dread - ala laoeaet s.zliiysa
10 paneh the hesa ~ shAt mahappy man.
30 all e.eistogea Size poas nAa 81 ieke
Erntu ths xiesin 81 thslr sasglee he0ks
Ins.s 4 cry as s'ehxstnaGs arb &waSV
WssAsss X NakSA
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drew picture q the harsIshsps q ysiiey
Forge. describing the soldiers as creeping
hkTefeosed oser the Ice saa making their
tracks ~ their bleeding feet Then he
entrusted Tie hardkhips oE tie soldiers.
snd1re1 for thesr country. wiiti the bard
ehed action Of the aeens n aeecing the oid
aosaan of ene-hzlf 81 her pension
lie was uaereiiess: IRE memhers of the
jury we're IA tesrs and the agent wrSthed in
bis sea- under the caStieats0n 81 I1ncoln =
denane4Atiozs. TIE fury retuTFsed ver4iics
ia her favor for tne full anlount. and
Lincoln made no charge for his llervicss.
His Ecses for the argument were unique
No coatrart--Sot professional services
Unreasonable charge MoneF retained
By def ngs given by plsn-- evolutionary
war Describe Valley Forge priyatlons-
lee Soldiers hseeding iees~-pI'ns hus-
hand soldier leaving the arny--skln defst
Close.
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As we case upon ilie'a slope, IS We gaze
Ia the morn ere the DEVELOPS are dry.
What srlenseF hangs over these ways,
what glory CLEANS there IN the skyt
what 4 pleasure seems waiting rs high
ca the pesk Of that beautiful sitre,
What rainbow hsisd eolors Of hops,
As We gaze,
A We Climb up the hiIl. as we eiimh,
0Bf hearts, our ilsnstons are Hnt.
Fer Fate. Nho Is spptse OF Old Tine.
Il jealous N youth ard content.
Win browa that are brnoding aud bent
She shadows our sunlight Of gold
And tie way grows lonely and cold
As We Climb.
A we toll on through tronhie aud pain,
There are hands that will shelter And feed
But once les ~ dare 10 attain.
They viii hsaisa our bare hearts til we bleed.
lis The worst Of ail crimes to succeed
Know thiA - ~ fast On a crust
Kaaw this ia the darkness and dnsf.
re who climb,
As we gsand on the heights 81 saeaesx.
Lot Eueeesz seems a. hRsa ~ defeat
Through the lives We mar saocor and bless
Alone may lts bitter turn sweet.
And the world, lying there at car feet.
With 81 oayilinE praise and its sheer,
We must pity, eondone, and noE hear.
where We stand
As We live on those heights. we naast live
with The eaarsge ard pride Of - god;
FoF the world Il kss nntains 70 give
Hns the scuuFge OF tire lash aud tire rod.
car thoaghts must be noble ard broad,
Our purpose must cnallenea men gaze.
whtls We SEEK bot their hisine ner their praise.
-Eaea wAeslsr H-Ycox.
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NOW To apneK.

aIuawe ihe peopie D. ShefF aetiaa ~-'ties Fnle
Yaa cEssa Ees--
eJadge ne aetsgse ~ shslr psap'e~ Is wiSer
sasxsns yrs.
Have / AnaWa you. hsofser. sister Rave
aacSsf &ata year AsSEts
Mfnuiaa wstA yuaF GhanKns ri lee2sR9S. tkkSa
II yaas atg ny paFts
TaFonka ths warp 81 Yoas oonvletsons ssat gAa
aRt3sai sag tsagssAt
rs tae Waa s-aasae gEeie 81 g. helA. Il
she's b AIS EfgE8
sea. 50 tfeassaaa ways, year s.Stssgs. 81 az AZ
aus laak RN& sQ8aca
Is sass large iassses5ea ozly ycuF ~ q hsias
sN&Ch
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"a sua ans as.
50 wfkh.a SOS azAs kave doae is--tEalE, nos as
Eass. 60 iae ses.
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kraWs sz yo@F aaaEA
n e4sx uesslY kses Yes, tassa say szis9d
knaW ya1 aaas
So sAv. &ts ssVgs sis r. &. eTte sl3 ao< ~ IN
sse&
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sEdEa sae aessaas tr,ss&
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- hs Esa.
We. usaf9 rs seess sssE IS n&sssae. asss saeh
&egaS 81 Is Essa
-Fsm7 Fyrmsn sssrgs.
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THE LAY or The ANCIENT CORY
PHEE-
III. an ancsent ha,let-rlr..

rs Al ancient bailet-eiys
AID ssae stappessa osa ~ three
sy Tie iogz, SHARP Rose and szukeh eye,
sow, wAerefore STOPS tAoa Sne.
The assong stage doors are opeaed wide,
AID am going ii;
The = USE sounds Ehe seeue il set
Magskt hear the merry din
siss Aoids aim with hes skinny hand;
There = a. Co. gaoth she-
Hold sai sHaAnd me. aaeisift dsHis.
Or III i,e late, yeu zee 2
she bolts hlns wizh ksr giEGterlug eye;
The stcksy 1asls stands still
And aisfeas Ike . pzfisnf child
The old CIR. hes her VIII
Tlse dnas sat on 81 oakea BENCH
he cannot encose but hear
And tians sEoke On toe ancient dame q
As she eyed alln D3th lear;
.AlgA twenty years ago. yeang man,
1fe 'E.aek gguoz' was the rage:
TIE eefyphees Of npeF yean
Assembled on the stage.
-Ah. hoy we were 1aerry lot,
And geyiy danced each nighs:
TIE taidheaa s0w vas aiwsys gised
The house eas newer light
.sAnt lei th=a merry threng 81 swesis
f0eT iA1heg often sat;
AYE. and'hls aged father, tool
We All can sNsaF to that,
'.0f course. tbs Kwess we're there Ia force,
They stamped and eheeFed AMI yelled;
And wheu az last TIC play vas done:
Winessprends were osttimes held
Then The cd dane hesvcd a sigh,
And tees stsincd was her cheek;
The siekly dude. impatient still,
Cried, @spsak. old woman speak,
cone word and have DONE" she sksd.
IL pains me much. ] say.
That the modern dude, unlike hia dad
should neglect the cc-ypilse.
eft Is the same old show tonight,
TIE sarte old girls, It's true.
We eapeT sud we pose and dance
Much ~ We used TO do.
% It's half past eight soon 70 en-;
nat one thing yea should know.
The times are changed. my mild young maj
From twenty years ego.
--e1arxnee Hsa<.
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asE itNcolN SKINNED INV.
Nc MARTYR F.Fr-adsnt Wen an oia
y ant&u.s salt.


v antafl'e Salt,
s. less. t3oSseisesaesras.
fAa tres tars case fron technical.
= - 49, 81 e gssapSgly swune to she jasy
siAit Aasllan l.EuctaI Used e. sa4.
sealhicus q tbe justice uE tlse enQse
ifsseFstes. he VS. Neak ia slelena-
fesss eaBse. far Sc Was msatally and
- tao hanest 60 explain swsv sise
4 Pe'ais q q cause b .neeaioss s0pals.
s's23 q attsm psiue e. tsolstsr UP saeh
@.ss te shsaaoued Is uuce hs ahan.
, ssse in afea coart. lsesas eor.
Shat g Wss aulual A less fRsuaiaas
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asFnsoa ia hss 'tase e Iiace.a, /"
saery waseh exbsgass h.s ssslssy 10
49, case he believed is sgFoesrgy
WIG 10 shs afv
H. E'saAaea ssefat nsnsel w-isht seaared
- ~ia0~ e a revolutionary soldier =
- g sss7 eg whhsa. sasn Sc retained
80 - BIS lee. The peaaeass. = srgts-
81 nesaaa, has e3cd iRsa Lincoln
snG t4s3 asr sEoxT gt starred
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IS. sesne 60 skga Wress ana sss sa4af
1ss aAex.
aa 40 The esa wosaan t.ats her
g sas i1vy. I.aaeo in, Ia lis p.eA.
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BEE.

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tAstsSs sssaSk re sNrxfcs s. = seeesnx hsszs
y % f-saes esass "a aa&n4 Is o A = ez&sassias
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sss4z1 = - Al Ia4Ea4a 1xzsk- snes 81 saaaEnSa
A Z, SEAI s&xstS.
nEuef aza Ag0zs
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OLIVER r. Briggs
Local Freight and Ticket Agent. Clty Doek. Sc
attic. Wash.
r ". McGTNSESS
Tcxef AGENT. PoSgefics
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SEATTLE PORT TOWNSEND RoUrR
L "a aAsi steamer edith leaves Seattle every
day. except saturday. az 10 ~ o IN: arrives DC
Port Townsend &C 6 q "a next day. Returning
leaves fort Townsend At 100 IA. arrives II sos
ets4e 81 p
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wuArcoN An sywrAgwoo porrr

NHATcoA AND ekMfAHAOO ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle NJ p.
n. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays arrives
at W hatenm q. N. nexs daY. Returning, leaves
Wbstcnm Tuesdays and Thursdays al S D IN,
Sundays O. n. Monday trip "a sesnishmOa
ID. Il. JACKSON ; President
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RAFLH4Ts
ITO san FRANCISCO. cAL-Rx NAY or
SOUTHERN FAcIFI1 cos LINZ
Tux suUST sE4Sr2 Rc1xk
CBssksE N time than 9ay s<aex rvasa
bStwee1
sEATxLg ASD sAS FRANCESCA
sRAxs scksIs nsvzF - raH FaczFse oa1zE.
FE1a&a bzSes ssesPerA
IsxFgss sAeNp1zE cars. tas seeeezEn1&sasz Q
sx<S1t-cS2ss s2AssssRsg4s sssa~zs1 ~
SxEEssS Gz-7A
ESscsassz Sa4 os@ss izasvzaxtson eaH "a
AcEf.EEAa. I3ekes A. sssrzsa. ~
4. AIkh4~AA. MAHAaeg-
= p k3aEAz ASS sSesseFaa frs&g54S &a4
fkssS1SNz AEsak x0zts3z1. Ok.
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sFArri.EwnArcoN ROUTE.

Steamer Washington leaves sesftle at 2 y m.
SUNDAYS. Tuesdays and ThuFsstayx; arrives az
" hatccm at q IA nexl day. Returning, leaves
Whateofn AZ D. n Moadays Wednesdays aad
xTldsys: arrives 1t Seattle All a. m next DAY.
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IN 'ssF0als. NsEvoas sslH ana alosl DISEASE.
TO rAE lansEa

To TRE LADIES.
We gsys mesf careful ard canSaaarAae atsea.
Nea - atseAsss q Res3aa ana raSidren. II eaa
ssAes ITEM SAY esSeare, aEf4eNff pE lingering
sssesAse g y TIE COMMON nsataa aoesoss lAil "a
t.ese toA tffaezasSr the celebrated specialists
sase sea Nhsn eghsrs lasL TIE xpecaalisfS AZ
sAAtssA n StsTN q FSsfs1eaf Of medical AMI Sssr.
-. - - essse ae psolssspf Ass haa yaara
81 1tegtessep ia the hospitals 81 BraeSlyn ana
aeN York feFzaErS kIaseia4 s,rofssssr -
N0n@aA Hospital CoslagN Nsw YORK. An8 il
o.e !. tas most s'1eeesssat and eest ka0wn gyna-
SeisSieAl specialists IN this eoaaIsx
Tc Young and ksladiu-Agsd Msn.
NeFNSns lShlsssy Sacssastagrhaa. sealnAl
Nesis rgoaae4aE sseepieSncss sieapa1denrv
fsafs<F On tae taees aversion % sSscfS,fv eax{v
N 1880 isck u 'staeace, dan unt isr
st9ey s. aasAhesss Aal enss HIS 4 hnraua,
sasssys pegaiSasntss and specially cugesl
$1,000 AND Skin DISEASES.
- ph1llss alseAse naost dreadful ia its sesa.ss
corr raeteay eTaa4eafest = 1855.
ws SsSs, CAS- ssa arb &C. permanently cured
Kidney, Urinary ana Bladder complaints
{~1AI4A aatapnAt tok frequent burning az
ssssslg ataiae hskA eolereA OF wisa miiky sAai-
nssa.s oA standing, wea& back. goanarA5ea,
Escsa etssstas promptly AID safely cured
Sharges reasonable
Or Success ls gassd Upon Facts.
osF sensaaes SCI quickly ana caRe peFraa.
No do not elAim 10 knew evrrythgug in rssa.
Yea - ltestete % diseases ~ - % able Il "A =
every case. but wc % eiasfa that a lAfSe rxses,
stFa aHa increasing rsactsee with ,1nnarainlIaA
s.szsss e sGssaaa &c are the besg proof 81 doc
Experience Il worth everything. KnnU,ear.
&aa@ara ~ consulting with, critically exaarinfIla
ana successfully treating thousands al ncrx.5f4
81 every ASe. scr. rFosessiQa ana oceanaflon. al.
lsetea VIVA eyefs nFNseniabie faFsm asaa stage N
alaasss er deiIs4tts. sNaasss "a @ assure fbasa
eaHeftaF with tAke asasaases that We have s4tc-
ss.ass. ~ sslftg nssltn e laFea majority IL
cases tfvAttd esvn After 0faer Skilled ana esssr.
Rette physisiatss have lated to eSfas,f any ar,
mems eaaage for the hefeee
We ara nafrouszed by 3 class OF latIas ana
gentlemen 500 sRgaGinas to he imposed upnn ~
e2Axtsefaat Iiaek, and taey are too ianeDand-
tnS - - ifiSAteaed asag from physicians who
are c0riAg taeTe
Persons eating a. eur offico can have the sasls.
lection q a ffee consultation, with fhs R&Ssfr@
anee thar they NAV depend upon receiving ..asl-
didseRtnians, hoaee0ble. square dealing REASON
Able cnarsSE ara no ENCOURAGEMENT without 4
nEespess % improvement OF cure
0at practice Il fuuu3cti apaa the results Of "a
tsst anetaodA. without reference tosscaeols %
You win not 30 nrgad or persuaded 20 taxa
there Is sfrosg probability of euFa * rarsna
neBt beaetL Aaso tnteFnegatioDs and decide
TOE Yourself
ufape hasars. FFuSas a IN. 10 d n gaa-
II. H~-persons unable 60 visit "a may be
treated Il thaix hufnea By carresp0uaenua
Medicines and instructions sent ~ mai % ex,
fres& Consultation tree.
Railways send stamp when repy Il exreeteA
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tessssas uA&st fesx 81 Mazsas stTNes. - esizss3Gs
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WINTER TIME CARD.
Commencing TUESDAY, November IL


Seattle. Igeoma. Olympia. stellaooom aad
MeSeis Island.
WINTER TIME CARD.
Commencing Tuesday, November II
Ieavv olyTspia, daily except Monday, roam
lsave TAcomA. III 0os n
ArriYs seattle. lac n
Leave satsle daily exeeps Monday 2oop N
Leave Taeorna, ..~ 80 L
IS0s-seatfle. Yesler'S wharf: Tacoma,
\. 7. Il *. wharf olympia Hcrrs wharf
Meals ca board 0ng boat making Toun3
trip SunoayH Carries Northwestern ard Wells
z J. HATCH. President
TUE SKw. FAST STEAMER FAIRHAvES
-lKayEs Fon-
TssaIsay. Coapevllle, Aaaoortes, Fairhaven.
BelNnghang. sehcme, Nhateom and way ports
Mondsy, wednesday and Friday as ; ?. IA
The saeaeasr stsest chief vii run on above
tire card during temporary iay-up Of steamer
FAaEhsyen.
Returning. leaves Seattle fog Tacoma wednss-
Gay. tFidar and sunday at % e. n. from seattle
WAREHOUSES Go. : HhasL
BAKER. BAros 4 10. Arau,s. seattle
=. ". WILSON. General Manager. Tacoma
r. l. 90 GILL. AEeat. Falrn9ve8
TUE FAST AND C0wM0DtoUs PASSENGER
i sTEAMEk MEt.fNoMAH.
foFreS1TiaN Rakm
Leaves fhe ~ 2. wharf day a. A. ~ sor Olyzs.
ia. kSsnische sDd traFs 8sTbaF FEggrnlus 10
4@caaza a. ?. r., conEeeisaS wisA eosis Tor
sEATTLx AND waATCog,
AFElysag a. Sz4ssle a. . NJ
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liz OLYMPIA * sak r. Ar kaaz5lsaa Il s. & z
Ly k&mfseaH T. 5 IN A. Olympia ksp q
~ olvElpsA Gtl 2 N A. EacnEsa sep ~
CsanoettHE WITH asasss faE SEATTLE
pACtFlC coAsT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Uispkica sleS7aers sgpsa sesss3e Is fo.aowE
FuE SAn ETAae1SSa. Wa toes TeUme0nA ana
Nztpgga As p e. tpaess1EeFs Received "a
lizard 81 L ~ lafsea Or : s. Is d - ana -
ass every nTe DAYS theEeasses.
Yer AszsAz1 Dee9MfHE aas a a. ? = ~
frusa san FEnnr8sca saT Nles1rsa &nd Rugss
saHaA pssF.s: At A. n. pseStaheT 1. s, b IS.
= = a2a 81 az2 sFsTy Eve cas- tEeFe~
alter
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last TINE
PASSENGER STEAMER FLEETWOOD
FOR
Seattle. Ipeona. Olympia. stellaooom aad
MeSets Island.
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STEAMERS.

VIZ 4 a T. C0-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yeslers dock. seattle, daily for Tacoma
alto = n.