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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-11

EXCITED PAssENGERs.-The steamer
Emma Haywood encountered gale in the
straits OF Juan de Fuca on Tuesday even
ing The storm broke the guys of the
smoke stack, and IL toppled over to one
side and struck the VIII stiles This kept
the whistles footing as though they were
bewifched. This. with the fury OF the
storm, raised panic amongst the passen-
gers. A rush was made for the life-pre-
servers, and X took the united efforts OF
the officers 10 quiet the excited passengers.
The stack was replaced yesterday, and the
Haywood is as good as ever
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UnriValed, Unsqualsd, Unappraaehable

In his chosen specially and can be relied
upon as effecting cures when all other
means have failed. This is the only
method of treatment that restores the life
giving principle magnetism. TO the system.
thereby increasing the vital powers, aud
eleetrifying the nervous system, sending
the blood conrsing and bounding through
the veins. Withdrawing aud sllaying in a
few minutes all pains and aches from
whatever cause.
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AcGUiEE WILL REcovEE.-Tt viii be re-
Tnembered that last week john Mcclure, a
coal passer. attempted 10 board q Puget
Sound freight train al the foot of Columbia
street and was knocked off and rolled an
der the wheels. The result was that his
right arm was crushed from the shoulder
down in frightful manner. The arm was
ampgtated at the shoulder joint, and IL
was also necessary 20 remove portion OF
the shoulder blade. The shocks caused By
the accident and the subsequent severe OPP
Grafton were so great that IL was feared
Mcclure could not survive Yesterday II
was learned that his shoulder wss healing,
and there is little doubt but thai he will
recover. The fact that he Is a young,
strong and very hearty man Is what has
undoubtedly saved his life.
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1eoE4sx F&LGs, April ie.-lThe presszni-
Rary examination O the case 81 Frank
Martin for saoosisg A. Parker was hese
this afternoon. TIE evidence vas daanag-
Ing aznsnss the prisoner. n - Vsa5zbfe
he wssl be eB1nrn lssed for the grand jury.
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HseE, tAss eeewtax, RAnea AsSses Ryan.
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DECISION PosrrosED.-It is the intention
of Chief Justice Hanford to decide the con-
tgoyersy between the Puget Sound Shore
Railroad Company and the Columbia &
Puget Sound Railway Company, over the
brcGd-gauge strip, on Friday, April 10. The
reason for the postponement of decision
in the cause IL that Judge Hanford desires
To look up certain authorities governing
construction contracts entered into be-
tween the parties to the suit. five years ago.
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FaSsaASo. April 10 {essge Gosse. q tie
eissas; esaFt a Marion co9uty, sss.tssy
sstsdeEsss als Sseiftoa Ca shs raiirnass esssss-
iaiss4oa @uf6ae. lie hwit feAs sas euus.
lasss.ssa sieciea b tse ieEssiSsgee sss ea-
tli.e8 ~ bsa8 esFiee. T.s5 mater MI D.
aET=sset a. the saErvsne voUrt
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sax fEASc}sSss. ApFgl H. Arrived Rk
EemplAr, seattle hk Atlensa, utsaia.9y
ttSenFiAe, N1rs Gamble. Arcade, Tacarsa.
NlSaFes --kk tSxlun au1 a&ta Wrestler,
Port Townsend Saissa~.Sty Michisan
Portland, ssS waiia Nal q. xfesarta. ~
kearel'ee and * t}ea Eeisehsld. SaaAluaa:
Gf titlai Wave z9I Nellie Nav. PORT
M@a7sssa b Gen. Batter raSes sanltsi ~
Ssn NAseo, Nsa&ssaa. str SwtffSare, Esenl
nsait g. 4 H&s'eSoa. esmjS smx. Outside
aouHa ig-- fsNoea Tait<ag ss33 EgnpSrc.
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sniPprNa NOTES.

The T. ;, PoF arrived YESTERDAY from
Ia Conner wsth 100 SACKS OF cats
TIE scaling schooner 1smes Hamilton
Lewis. formerly tbs Ada, 1eit last nleht for
the scaling gFoeusis.
The ecasslag schoouer Marie r. smith
arrived ~ Nesler'S phasf Tuesday night.
aud = aisrassgtns = earse ef general mey
e6assGfSp
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IsHvaAS DRIyER.--At about o'clock
yesterday afternoon the attention of a
number OF people was attracted TO 8
teamster on Coiman's wharf, who vas
beating bis horse In most cruel manner.
II seems that the driver had started TO back
his horse. when the animal SHE'D at some
thing. This angefed the teamster, and
after violently jerking on the bit he
spFang from the seat Of the wagon and
began 70 belabor the unfortunate animal
With an immense whip. A bystander in
terfered, aud on his threatening 70 have
the brutal driver arrested. he deslsted.
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Two Men Seriously Wounded B., a
rafeaae Hunter

pALpUSn CRY, April io,-Last night
while Watching derrick 10 miles east Of
this place. Nick whaien accidentally shot
two men. one through both thighs and the
other through one leg. below The knee.
Both wounds are serious
The men shot last night were two broth.
cts, Wn, aud Elijah Jay Both have fam.
tliEs
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&afeHt. sa~t ass saassa aualsa.r q sAe
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= A5SF ~ yssis hsfef1 ssss BE
gsSts sAAs 81. xFxas Asusasas3ss. Esv~s.s, -.
ktSsSszasse y s saAsn. afSN ess tasea sasezass
ssss. sass SO Ss5eseiG2 fiss saags feess Ne
= aetr ses&fes ~ se#es 80 ksaa sasf "a
feN asu1a - sSfkie - shsza 'Aas -. 3.
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Commonwealth. s. .; Deadwood, 81 so;
Eureka Consolidated. 81; Fl Crisso, 81 10:
Hale Il Nnrcross, "a 10. Hornessake, IS;
Horn silver, u 40. Iron Silver. Sc; Mono,
81; Mutual, 81 10: 0phiF. s. %: Plymouth,
$40; Savage. 81 co; Terra Nevada. IS:
Standard. 81: Union Consolidated, 80 60.
SAN FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAX FRANCISCO. April lU--Wheat--O Offer.
lnes free, aud bayers can purchase to any
desired extent. almost, at 81 37i$
Barley--weak and duh: No iced. zoe.
Oats--Large offerings keep the market In
bad shape for sellers choice feed. 81 OF
Ne. l, 81 12iz: lower grades. s7isc6gsi.
Hops-Notning doiag.
Fotaioes-New. 5oceSsi: old. easier; Peer.
less, 99a46c; Burbauks. s0s275e: Garnet
Chile. 3sHsoe: Early Rose. 25&.g35e.
.butter - Easy; fancy. lie; good Ia
choice, lst1lSe.
Eggs Supplies continue liberal; Califor.
MIA ranch. i6tfi7e; store lots. lssll5c.
No charters reported.
SEw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKKT
NEw YoRK. April I0.--CofTee Options
opened steady and closed barely steady. /
efi0 points down: sales. Is $50 bags: april.
SD aSai7 60; May, SIG G0tGf6 sc, June,
sls sotsl6 20. Spot Rio, steady; fair car.
goes.
sngar-Raw. stronger; fair refining,
/ gS4e; centrifugal, yse; test, o. .e: sales,
800 bags at s.sH &c for % test, eenrrifu.
gals; refined higher, in good demand:
extra c, 1tdTsxe: white extra c. 9l6{t
b-iec: yellow, q :le6ascs coffee A, : b-iSfd
s1sc. mould A, Sc; standard A, T5.c, con.
feetioners' A, Txe: cat leaf, &c: crushed,
PC; powdered. SIZE; granulated. Sc; cubes,
SIC.
topper-Duil and nominal lskc. April,
sit so.
Lead - Allaser, with au upward ten.
delicy; domestic. 50 q.
Tin-Qnist and fairly steady. straits
80 IS,
Bar silver, a2.4e.
Petroleum. opened steady If Ssisc, and
closed steady at aUl &c.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, April ln.--Catile- Reeefpis
II SEQ; steady. heeses, 81 4ets TO- steer
s. stsea so. ssoekers and feeders. s. sea
-. Texas steers. 81 4esss3 s.
hoes~Recetpis. Is, go; slow aud 30 lower
liked, - oatsi 20; heavy, 81 eesi 20; light
+ 81 Tea, o.
sheep Receipts, seo; steady: natives
/ sss4 %; TsSs.ern corn fed, ssas5 40
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
1 CHICAGO, April Io.~-wheat closed, cash
+ ssac: May. SIC; july. Sssss.
/ Corn. Easter; cash, sac; May, sasse
/ oats-s.eaay. essh. 2sc; May. 2ss.e
July, - II lsg.
barley Nothing doing.
forS-I.owes; May, sii Co. July. sII 81,
lsaTi~l.oweE, cash, & 50; May, ST. Is.
LfvEgFo0I GRAIN MARKET
iIrgRFeoL, April l0-wheat steady
holders Offer sparinsly. California Ne. /
- -iedisSTs "a per sentsl. Corn dull: Is
uaaila iaiT. new mixed western, IS es4s pc
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VERY NEAR 10 DEATH.
Hon. Robert nuasmais Aroused
VITA Much Difficuity.

VICTORIA, 4. C, April ia-Hou. Mr.
nnasmair has been seriously III for some
days, This morning be WAS discovered in
eamasose condition. and q pAysiciau on
arrival ~ the house pronounced him dead
TIE usual means were tried 10 restore
respiration. and were finally successful
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81 IN ~ ssesssszS * Nasssos. waees
? KNsk 3 saEAkS - tsae fann1 aaz az
eaa Asss-as>>. NJ Asa hzs. ssss =
AXIS ha~ - yeaez &ssass essssssssssss s.ssss
s&sstsss Asssz - eezsssa. asN S essssssssss.s-s
- sssssFAs 50 ss-s ssssassFTs asa ss*sssss3s
MssF sstsA sssss ~ sessSsA easess la =
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NIYrNs eTocKA.

NRw Y0gK. April io.--MnIng quota
tons: Amador, 81; Aspen, $40: Caledonia
Black Hills, s.: Colorado Cef,s=a1- 81 20:
Consolidated California IL Virginia, 81 40:
Commonwealth, s. .; Deadwood, 81 90,
Eureka Consolidated. 81: III Crisso. 81 30:
Hale Il Nnrcross, "a 10. Hornessake, IS:
Horn silver, 81 40: Iron silver. Sc; Mono,
81; Mutual, 81 10: OphiF, IS %: Plymouth,
$40: Savage. 81 co: sierra Nevada. So;
Standard. 81: Union Consolidated, SO 60.
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

nRY AInga AID FTR WOOD cUT ANY
? G1sire@ Aeag<1. Dry kin1szg q sTs-
es41sg. Goa delivered 10 &ay p&rS cs sae
city, arssSrx received - t3E E-enr street
seTEaE
aAia sasa Ia grssgI1- Trcs1asas.
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= "
ssazgI ISsz q poultry sre arriving fsDsa
Gag % asz. hnS nos Il sus setsnt quantities
10 relieve fkG market EsE1tseE Co.,
sers reestsess yesterday ~ $ sscni eeaser,
aza % soz- more ara on the wug. We
arose delivered - sals per d0x Iii Iots
Of pontEry Il psesent ssFkAr 70 c0Eae fsoE'
Oregon
Eggs wsre little weakssT than on Tas%
ssy--gs Iswer. We qnots ranch eggs &c,
EaaEsYn i5gI7e
There Is enf 5tsis iralt In the marks
exeeEs oranges xnf hsnenaA sfsawb<rr3ee
and cherries viii hezin 60 srrsTe shortly.
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r.. TU WI 7 wi .

the Thrcshing Machines then
in use were almost wholly of
the class known as the Endless
Apron style. Then it was that
Nichols & Shepard, Of Battle
Greek, Mich, Observation-Disclosures
to develop an entirely new and
novel style of Grain Threshcr and
Separator, which they very appro-
priatcly named the vibrator"
1t was a revolution in Thresh-
ing Machines, and from a small
beginning Of five machines in
1853 they soon reached a pro-
duct of 1000 yearly.
TheirVibrator drove the End
less Apron" machine out Of mar
kct, and all other makers copied
it as closely as they dared. To-
lay all Threshing Machines of
~ reputation or merit use the
,r;nciples Of the old Vibrator.
&ichols & Shepard have con-
l.uucd in the business without
change of name, location, or
management; and during the
past three years have brought
out and developed another new
Threshing Machine for grain and
seeds, as superior to all existing
machines as their former was to
the Endless Apron They name
this new and improved Thresher
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your acknowledged lover. And his
presence, both times | called. con-
firmed her words. Thank Heaven for
this happy meeting! And Harry, bless
his noble heart, for the words OF hope
he gave me-"
And Warren Forester. forgetting
every thing in his great happiness,
had driven several miles out of town.
Never again had Claire cause to doubt
his love, or say he had not told her OF
it. When Claire saw the night shades
approaching, sho insisted Warren
should take her home.
Before he let her go from him again,
he said;
81 will not give you up now, Claire,
unless you promise TO come back TO
me very soon and remain forever.
Claire gave the promise, and ran
away into the house.
why, Claire! l Meier saw you look
so pretty Surely, that little bonnet IL
very becoming. agree with Harry
IA face is prettier tR n bonnet than out
of it, said her aunt
"Ah! that is magical bonnet, Clairel
1t brings you fifty dollars-here is the
money now-and it brought to you
something more of worth than gold.
Hey, little cousin?n
In Claire's downcast eyes Harry read
his answer. He know she was very
happy then.
Claire" he whispered, III went
back after you left, TO inquire after the
sick woman. The child told me she
had been afraid to speak to the ladies
passing, they all looked so proud and
fine, but when the lady came with such
a different bonnet from all the others,
and such n kind, sweet face in it, that
she was afraid no longer. So, you see,
all this came from wearing q sensible
bonnet"
"And from having the best and
dearest cousin in the world" returned
Claire. "And if there is any magic
about this, you held the wand, Harry. "
Frances Henshaw Baden, in n. Y.
Ledger.
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EXnand the Mind.

BY seeing as much as you can of the
world. But ere you set out either rs a
tourist, commercial traveller or emigrant
whether you go by rail, steamship or
steamboat, provi lie yourself with Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, which the travel
ing public recognizes as the finest medic
al safeguard and preventative of sea sick
ness with which any one journying by
land or water can be provided. 1t furnish
es TO the western pioneer adequate protec-
ton against malaria, rheumatism, and
those disorders Of the bowels which MAS
ma tainted water beget Its sedative ef-
feet upon stomach perturbed by the
rocking of n ship is truly magical, and is
a capital appetizer and nerve invigorator.
Excellent is it for biliousness and kidney
inaction, and 1t countcracts, in remark
able degree, the effects of fatigue, physical
or mental. After wettng and exposure
in Indictment weather, it should be used
as preventive.
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The OPERATORS BRIDE.

He stood before his lady love,
An operator he,
The owner OF goodly mino;
A child OF fashion she.
Upon his cheek an honest flush
Uprose. or love he spoke.
Her face showed the responsive blush
As into speech he broke;
"Bo mine" he said, in tender tones,
my love do not feign;
Each drop OF blood have is yours.
Each drop in every vein"
As turns the flower unto the sun,
Slowly she raised her head;
In gentle tones she made response,
And this was what she said:
"Dear sir, I'm very fond Of you,
But do not speak. pray.
About the blood that's in your veins;
To WOO that's not the way.
"It's not the veins with dancing blood
Your big proportions boast
Though doubt not they're very nne-
Which interest me most.
''Tm but q modest, modern maid,
With realistic views,
And II your hand should accept,
Or all your love refuse,
depends upon another thing;
II does, upon my soul;
Tho veins I'm interested in
Are just your veins OF coal!
''Ii they're all right you've conquered mo;
You need not be afraid;
This Is the age OF common sense,
And I'm o modern maid"
The operator swore his veins
or coal were deep and wide,
And thus he won his suit, aad now
The modern maids bride.
Black Diamond.
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INDIAN OPIUM FlENDS.
Fearful Prevalence of u Habit Worse Thar
That of u Drunkard.

That OF u Drunkard.
in almost any village of Guzerat, If
not in all, you may see among the Hin
docs the listless, apathetic manner and
dull, sleepy eye OF tho Opium-eater.
Anywhere there it is only necessary to
ask for u little kasumba TO be offered il
on all sides. The mode OF making
that drink is not pleasant TO see. A
little crude opium is produced and
placed on II small ball OF raw cotton.
i he maker holds this in the palm of
his hand and pours little water on IL.
He kneads the opium into the wet cot
ton and goes on pouring water till tho
cotton is saturated with brown fluid.
He then squeezes it out as from a
sponge into the palm Of his hand, and
you are invited to sit on the ground
while he pours the dirty stuff into
your mouth from still dirtier hand.
The opium-eater is always dirty. These
people ask but little food. Opium
eaters have no appetite. They will
work just as much as they are COM
peeled TO do in order to procure their
drug. Ask them why their fields are
uncultivatcd or half.tilled and they
say: Look at the labor we should
have TO undertake" They listlcssly
drag one foot after another, silent and
half asleep. In one village the reply
given TO an inquirer, who asked IL the
people were we'll of, was; How could
we be when opium is so dearp" No
wonder the active little Mahrattas
walked through this country. Accord
ing to the London Globe, more than
half the outlawry of the province Is
due TO opium smuggling Where the
cultivators have managed TO keep to
n certain extent free from the opium
iiend they arc invariably we'll of,
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While waiting at station in South
Carolina one day | was joined by
man who carried an old-fashioned
satchel on his shoulder, and who had
evidently walked many miles through
the mud. He was fully 60 years of
age, scrawny and homely, and he sim
ply nodded TO me and sat down on
bale of cotton. In about 10 minutes
along came woman, fully his age
and about as homely. She had also
had a long walk. She nodded to me
and sat down on another cotton bale.
Not a word was said between us for
ten minutes. Then as the whistle of
the train was heard in the distance she
said to the man: "Then, Jim, you're
gwine off to jine the Mormons ?" 81
am Hannah" he replied. can you
won't take me ?" mo" "And I'm
to be left ?" "Yes." "And it won't
do no good to argufy?" "Not bit"
"Wall, then, good bye to you" She
started forward with extended arm,
but passed his hand and seized the
satchel and flung it thirty feet away.
Then she grabbed him by the hair
and they went off the platform into a
mud-ho together, and as the train
moved away she was on top and JAM
ming his head into the old-gold soil
and saying between the jams want
to iine the Mormons, do you! Want
to leave the old wife who's dun lived
with you forty years Want to jine
-jine-iine, you old rabbit, you!'
And fifty passengers gave her three
cheers and tiger as she got new
hold on his patriarchial whiskers.-
Free Press.
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at p. j. Mona.
ghan's drug store as their giving away to
their customers of so many free trial bot.
ties OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Their trade is simply enorm-
Gus in this very valuable article from the
fact that 1t always cures and never disap-
points. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchit-
is, Group, ard all throat and lung diseases
quickly cured. You can test 1t before buy.
ing by getting a trial bottle free, large
size 81. Every bottle warranted. 3
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Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch In the life of the individual. Such
a remarkable event Is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained Is gratefully bless
ed. Hence it Is that so much Is heard In
praise of Electric Btters. So many feel
they owe their restoration to health, to the
use of the great Alternative and tonic. If
you are troubled with any disease of kid
neys, liver or stomach, OF long or short
standing you will surely find relief by use
OF Electric Bitters. Sold at SOC and 81 per
bottle at z. j Monaghan's drug store. 3
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His pills as thick as hand grenades flew,

His pills as thick as hand grenades flew,
And where they fell as certainly they slew
was said of one OF those ignorant doctors in
the early times, who might well have been
called the aide-de-camp Of death. The suff-
erer from scrofula, with sores as bad as
Jobs, need not now curse the day he was
born, for DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
coyery will restore health and beauty, APP
petite and strength. Especially has it man.
ifested its potency in curing salt rheum,
letter. boils, carbuncles, sore eyes, scroful-
Gus sores and swellings, hipjoint disease,
white swellings, goitre, or thick neck, and
enlarged glands.
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BEDROOM FURNITURE.

We are showing 70 different
designs of Bedroom Suitsin
Antique Oak, Ash, Mahoga-
ny, Cherry, Walnut and i'm
itation woods from $1S to
$500. We have the exclusive
sale of Andrews Folding
Beds, universally conceded
to be the best made.
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Bucklen's ArnIca Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by p, j. Monaghan, drug
gistS S02y1.
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A Narrow Escape.

Col. w. X Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling peculiar tight
ness I'm the chest. Before retiring, he tried
to draw a long breath but found it almost
impossible. lie suffered four days from
pneumonia, and the doctors gave him up.
DR.. Ackers English Remedy for Consump-
ton saved HIM aud he is well to-day.
Sold by II. Beebe.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-05-08
Take in Time.

"For want of nail, a shoe was lost
for want of a shoe, a horse was lost for
want of horse, rider was lost" Never
neglect small things. The arst signs OF
pneumonia and consumption can positive
ly be checked by DR.. Ackers English
Remedy for Consumption. Sold by ii.
Rnnhn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-05-08
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