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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

THE MASsHEsrER MARREr.
SAycnRsrgR Mar. 2sccshs and yarns euist win assa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
SPIRITS OF TURpENTINEA

cs1AntxsroN Mar, 90. -Turpeptine steady q 900.
WuNNe1oS. Mar. 22..-TagpeRtine dull At den
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

sie: choaes psiry aosSio GOOD % chooe IssseS
5oS CsSsT ggi;s ;g y SS. sS
st9 h SIi Ssf .t co5s saaE No ~. A Ss
ne Pcs s; ;s1 9 as. % l ss 500 s Ss
s s n s1 a. sdd. oS O. s Jazz. 81 a S Ss
sS.s; Sr@ AR ls
% Packing ana Babs j. SSSSa % r 1893
sss f s Ese Ga' sssas s.
isi rs d wheat = SSsRs SS Si selling
ss % d snS 81 nOTna ws,,ss.
;sa Ss$;sS S is'I e!sS aS g S$s
1 SsS S:i: s - e.
S q S.s.s So$s$ S , Ssis. SSSss
g SoSsI a. STRAIGHT S0SlS oSi Sstsa 60 Is
no interest IN Ss market ana
os o. Gn' n S e a ss6 E sa i as Sh
Iole 10 psnn.ylyaaa Red "a grain depot a. lOS No.
g
Sss g ss Sss RsfsSt stS ss 9E
M.fsS sogsSSs 40 Der April o. % Tor Nay
20 Sn aP Rs ssSfS &c TsgRaS A w s
sSe DO Choice SSei No White saes5soi No. white
Ss% so Witt for ss Tsrys % % ~ iss g x
Potatoes dull w6is Potatoes ana wssssrn
Fs KAT . ss Coed cssS oS' peg bah, % ge Dc
sse 90 Fair to G9od 2sqs0c Mammoth Pearl choice
S3e Hebron and White Elephant 80 Df0o Pro ytsioa
s so as ann eescy Family 90 2er 1e
Hans $ls SoSsis Pork-hssa New slt o9s do Prime
Smoked lv,aglyei 90 8 p Cured IN tlerces Qls1l9
sass nisar BID m sa HS7ao 90 40 s9loked
S.Sl shoulder pickle cured o.. 90 90 annexed
belneA IN pickle sass do breakfast Bacon 0s0lde
LAfd quiet steady City Refined S9Sos hteAm e9aisa
Sn,cnerS lcoee % 7e Bnttet dull steady Pennsyyaul
y q and ~ Creamery E5ss q l7c Western faotorr
snlOci Pecking Batter lDl2o Eggs dull Pennsyiy8na
fllse W Western Frsts i0ha17c. Cheese stosdy
besa sxigs p1se Fnn ssns lSa2c sugar Grin
~, rs oO9alS % per ton Petrolsam sady 20 Abel
IN ops, uRlOc. Beoepts-Four 1900 bhls. Wheat
snOE sneh Carr 200 bnah osts I'd 100 bush. Slip.
bnsh. -, Sf SS'' -eN 80 49, -'00V
TOLEDO, Mar. 27,-wheat dun but nrnt cash at go,
ssa1 we ~ Snns ssc July SO Apgast % 10 Gem dull
ho w,ae z7sn olovetssed dnlI steafy cash eS 2S
ooa sSs ssS Sags sss 5000 s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

iOIfsc No. Spring Wheat Gle No Red iOi 9sn ko2
Corn AZ SEasc No. Oats "a SC No Rye 49e No Bar.
lev nominal No. ! Flax Seed sl CO. Prime Timothy
seed q s5S4g Meas Port si3 $ei2 20 per DBL Lard
SaitAd Shoulders boIei s5 50875. short Clear sldes
boxed 50 50862h Whisky 1llers finished goods 81 %
per gallon sugarsCut Loaf 7's9sSo 0ranulatsd 1906
kthDdhrd "a" 7Se
Articles. Receipts. Shipmante.
Flour bbls, 5000 1000
Wheat lI,VuO llUVv
Corn bush ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2OgOOO 10000
Data bush 10000 $4,000
rye bush ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 1000
Barley, bush. 24VOo $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23
ehila& asaAng
stI& iron Mt

81 T. a iron Mt
Cairo b Fulton LIST
s.lHSso qpir;cnaiiSss
$4,000. .......84R
81 p Min d Man lsy
1900. .....1l3
Cnllat Trust So
l,000.......91h
Mont Cent 6e
20, 0O0. .b3. .ll4S
st ] q @ LIST -
1.N0.....-.lDI.
il,C0O.
St p 8 Souix g lat
1000. 1855
1000.
So l'ac OF AriS lst
1000. LOG
so Pac N NJ lat
600. l0Sie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-23

Actual cash In
TreaS'y vaults
over outstandPg
eertlheates...,..
Deposits IN banks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
rnE GROWTH os ruE CRY.
9lstax Rapidly Under she Manas az
the uaitsses.

tfethessnxtAa. ssienenss & ca. .rshs
tsrn. are prvisarsnx ptans isx a large hFteA
~ b hasis By Mr.. Juhu Nexce. ass ssss wess
aide at froass, t~tasca Narsen sid Nssisssa
sfrssta The bailstsax viii have . frSsesSss.
81 lac fsst "a Frost street. ansi wiis exs,ssssi
back - the ssley III Fees distant The
haseassat wall sse taa ssarses hixh sssst ali,
svst ssss ssxfssss ssSss ssaaaafsasa. sss.wa
The watef The BATTLES ssratsa1 viii ssss7s.
naeissS ssa lete{ With fssS ssss.ss ge..I ssss
viii ~ fear ssaszs< IN hessAk TAs fes.nf
ssit IL stss; ~ gsexzsss sssss aud sFsss.
mesasz<t With tesFa stSss aat trsss1 sSslsEs,ss. ..
sns puss'sfA se sos w{il ~ sarssoantess
Nssn "a tsaecesag gzssNaseess lrsa ssss
ntse, rfsses wsSs ~ k.1r s.ss,~s
each &ax Ill fees - itsssassss ga sayss xx,s
hsssg ffse eNssSaxe q the sl4{fpsx a.
rssssfas ss.s sze 81 faa eeAsgs Il sn@ Rwthf
ksx aud slss "a uz8e sass asssamss4fssssx
Iae HRS sssss. assaEs VT - sisstssSi sassa
aIneey@sS SAs<e aesi ssatea fs~ssas ~
care rarssa&ss. 1a.s .st.s,s.ssf 80. = :
tt&,.ssN ssss ehsxk stik gaas sassgs.a assaa ne
ssIlsrtsFs' hx sssa ssss q sa;s wxs2
HFsasFs ssNsssss. sssnzssss & ia sYx atsa
dxswssS bass tef "a iszs Is ~ s4s-sAss
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hsssltssaE al ~ assssa sses Is assas ssssssss.
Wttss tssseafS2E - sass asssez &<ssss xsse
esfSss sysf< sas seaE sss{ass stesze sse
Ksa&s. f@e tNstlns @5tS N4vs = rFs Ssassa
eFlss stAas ssfaxekesses = e sesrs Ys=ssk
&sas sastsAs<Es tsess Ekssxs 4 - assss ssssss
sfsspr ~ s4s ErAas HaaF sss sssssx 1855
ga tes t1rsS . aEses ssssee Aasx sft $50
- sssa - EstssSz sss ssssQ esesk Tbs szzs
Bstsses es@k i 80 80
frxsf 81 ". @~st hss = naaA~s ~
Lass k4s rzsssrsss - sssa sssss mssss
ssssss - 49, - sd & xs3ia s2ssssss 81 =
~ A&tfs t0ttasssss - szssS ( aaa Aesss@
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e sssssie sass Aafs ~ sEasssz 40 : aas@
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taasssssssssssse
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sssffss ssSs seszsA s<akssw hRgx sasA esss<g
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Az--tx asxs se<eas ~ ekssss szs* ssas ssaesss
lfaxsN ssrs ~ sAaSsS Easa as3ehse sssse ~
afsxsssf<Are 1s<s s,ss szff
04sDs &sssassl h4a szxasxS5 ksA~< ~
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
CARD.

The cargo OF the steamship City OF Pa
ebla was discharged Saturday and Sunday
upon the Oregon improvement Company q
mill wharf. because Union wharf was full
Of freight ex steamship wiiIamcft., and
Fischer a McDonAsd's and the adtainfn2
wharf were occupied with freight ex
steamships Mexico and Idaho, and be-
cause the Ssetsou Post Mil Company had
very kfndiy offered the use OF the tempo
rary roadway they are building n enable
the freight TO be hauled from the mill
wharf 10 the present end OF Commercial
. rect Al the time OF their generous
PROMISE they expected the roadway would
be completed last evening. but on account
Of inability To obtain lumber the eomple-
ton of the roadway win be delayed until,
say, this noon. or perhaps afternooD. They
viii do all they can 10 hasten It's compIe.
ton. A. the roadway % = narrow ore. and
WAS built fsr the stetsOn Post Mil Com.
pans's use only, drsymen arc requested 10
Interfere - little - possible with the SIT
ton PsAt Company while usfue ts in fyaul.
Tag away the Puehlas freight. especially
~ the permission 10 use II wss In the In
ferexf Of the public. and much 70 the In
convenience Of The Slesson Post Company.
II. MeLRLLAs, supt. p. G. s Go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
rHx nrnsrsa ov SEATTLE.


A. q xxAusHroS
High ap, role the san In the blue vaults
OF heasen.
AID fresh bles the zephyr across the sals
- wave,
As lightly the ssowms clouds rose DER the
nsogatain.
Btghs. ssives.tspped. kissing dark can
ron and cave.
Low aosn, In The hazel. the robin was
singing,
White ssssIy the dove cooesi III time 10 bis
tune.
And through, the grscn Wildwood achorua
was ringing.
To weleo,as the birth and the baddsng OF
June,
Fen mem In ihe neontisie II Iise's earnest
battle
Would cease from their harry. te view
tsrbright sheen
tls mountains. white crested that sfuiled
ea seattle,
seattle, proud city seattle. the QUEEN.
Haashsy queen ef the sound OF nyria.i
Islands,
Fair essyi self made. independent aud
rss.
tn- mistress ~ iaf-stfesshsng. urefes'sa
hssh'sndz.
ot rivers. deep -nowtnk. mat sing 10 the
50.
Bot aases - Abe sssrm that rolls over the
prairie.
Aud quick as the llshsnings thai dash
thfoash tne vale,
The essl Of destruction hath seized the
us
"ita nusfofj tue ehevAs OF nef e'issehs
pale.
s ~ .s = aas ' s''u "'s sa'a' "a
Ans ,hs III. ,,.,,..,.,
,a~ g. $500 '"' NV A'se's
writ. -, -. a.,..
,,,s ,a,.,ss .,.s.,s A' -ss sa'''
r-se.,.-~. -. ...
Ah's''P''ss '''sA ana ''s'h'''isa'ns sfifs.
hsn tsmirk, 'he sun. Ger tne smoke OF
go, s '4,s, - -
- ''''e''~" s"s s'ss iah ''s's'
rass .
''ss' - 49, ''ess" sP''aa al w = a'-
~. 80 %
A'' s.ss'Ssst s""fsaess s"a hionamshss
ssA
TIE hepes sos time thas we're earnestly
esersshs~i.
WITH maas tsFsii. though futile de
sire.
IA eotamaB Win homes. ana with treas
uas have persisted.
And nothias ssrspes. from the greed II
saa Arv.
Pa. ,,,..,,it Al Az. .ss,s.s,.. 4. ex.r
~. ....u -. ...s... = :. .,...a--s,.a& a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
Cinsabsr 10 kiichttas Cosusy.
Galdendase Scnriuei


From W. D. Messcher, who lives up
in the slmcoe hills about eighteen miles
north vi Goidendale, we learn that =
few days ago Mrs. Livingston. who
lives ueighbo- TO him. was cleaning out
. little spring with view 10 preparing
= place which 10 keep her butter,
when she discovered in the bottom Of
the spring quite quantity Of pure
quicksilver. Mr.. John Eurty. who
claims 10 be familiar with the quick.
silver IN itscruds state. and from Nr.
Mesacher's report be is Of the opinion
that valuable mine has been discoy-
cred The ore. or cinnsbar, In which
TIE mercury exists, has, OF course.
been burned, probably through the
acton OF timber fires and q eongeIa-
tiaa taken place wherein tie pure
quicksilver has found its way 20 the
spring A party will go out 81 soon as
the necessary arrangements can he
made sad thorough exan,inatie,, and
test viii he made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
In HARD Luck.


The Nineteen Chlaamen VIII He
Returned 20 MsNeil's Island.
Today the nineteen Chinese who were
arrested for smuggling themselves INTO the
United States nearly two years since. viii
BE- taken to McNeifs Island TO BE- locked
up In the United States penisentiary there
I'll the next term Of court. BY order Of
Judge Hsnfcrd the Chinese were tasen to
Victoria ana IN attempt vas made By the
United States marshal TO leave them there
The Brittah C0ium authorities refused
10 allow the Nongols 10 land unless 3 land
ing tai 81 - per head Was paid A. the
msrshal did not have ESQ In his inside
pocket he brought the Chinese back 90
Seattle. Il was the Intention OF the friencs
of the unfortunate Chi ese 70 epoeavor 10
secure the liberty Of the Chinese BIZ neaos
Of writs of haheaa corpus. bat the Ore evil
IDENTITY drove this idea Out Of their heads.
- no wrfta we're applied fer 10 the an
Terminates viii be bundled % 10 the peni-
fpntsarY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
THE WATER PROPOSITION.
a Corre.pana@ ss Who Advocates
On Ksssr~ly New syssem.


r. snE Enzs1R--r a. A n . y Ao~-s sss
~ Eaa ia thss raessiaFs Fess-Esrxla4
ssxcse. aAsests "a tsss cr~~sssa sf sass
easss wesks NJ shss ssass 80 sse graas4:
thai Il ~e2ls fnssise tts rsss ia sAexe
sees, EsAAs stgs rates af sasA1ssNs. snss sA>
fss&ssA<N aar~sfssxEr "a 50 sevsy 90 sesssF.
sssSss -ss5sss - sszrH <&ssszssa st4 fsssSssS
Sxsa&rxnsfy iAst ~ arr nsx gssesy ~ esssx
sss&sa IS ire ssy - Enrs-ssNeuss ssEAes ia
2zslasEx< - @rasssseS wEssi ~ rrcz ssie
fsxAszs 81 prnsss tsisW sxesssss sr~. ! bal
KS suPpssssss uassi Exxs tax sSarrssxxsssas-
eGes ss-ss<rss5 - tAs8 SksFs = 50 sssy kssxv Is
y ste ~ No ais ssst wa4ssssshs thai go.
- skss sS2sTssa srs ~ as zsaEsr and "a -
1 n seaef ssSzs ~ ass = ysw-ssss Essszzs -
sAs r~AsssAssxx aae sSztaassx NlgMsa tAn
sxsssss 4sszrsg
aasls 4 j fsns thai sze srvxssan & q
sssszr ssSszsa wsses4 asake sfsAs 2xssss4
tsts ssfx 4 - nes Fsse Bat e 1eea a aefs &.
AS Sssnasz a< saxsztasa. u ~ ngs ~ ~
1sss AS<~s szsAs as "a asHe sTss@ wxssF sAzsN
s-sNe & ~ &sssss sttr.ksaas MSssS& PAS she
= ssssss sssssaess< 81 sssesssszkz. ssA aEz@~ess
sF@ tas Szsass<sxsaSss heszss, al ~sxa .
5&ssf~a@se saaaNa gx@xgvx - ~ apssztess -
tAe s14s ssxszsxzst Il sAxss esa4sssN 1esAs /.
sss< sasszss3 sxery& - fv 3sss. xzsss M4ssz5
sasasa AIS s-r tie ass - Il 70 seattle. 9sss
pe1s$s xsza - SO ae e&ls<ss ares 20 PAS II
akrest sAxAss ~ ssssx 80 &c se1ssrssx tpx.
~ iAs vEesAs1ea ~ vss<y sy~feE4 ~ 8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
rRonrnIrIoxIsrs UxDisMAYRD
Circuissisg . Petition ALI Over
,Washtngson.

Circulasisg Petition All Over
,Washangson.
Rev. 4. n. sasson. general agent Of the
Washington state Temperance Alliance,
las b. en- addressing prohibitions meetings
far some DAYS In the tent which stands on
the vacant Horton property corner II
Third aud Cherry streess The tent which
tho mcx tings have been held Ia vii be
taken aewn to-day and II has not been de-
eisied yet where IL viii BE- put up again.
Tne com IA sf,ee having in charxe the WORK /.
however Il ensseasorsua 10 fnd Ca table
loeassoa somewhere Ia the burnt district
and IL VIII probably ts sas'ly ssay ssr two
hessfs the sasesinss wtll be soattnusss-
The following petition il tetax etrcu>
lases. smsa slsusd throughout sae territory.
prestsas 20 being rreaented sss cssas &c u
ttun before the constitutional eonss nstou.
IL. the Honorable President aud p~itga.s 3
81 the ps~spse IL Hsshiagsoa Territory
ssse N hled IA Constitutional Convention
fsas the parfese al forming . state con
sslassan-- sad convection oeins the ono
hssi next AFTER the srss dss Il January.
A IL ir<Sss
waxssAs, the srowtsg pswer ard
aesstiy ineusnee al the isas.ss traffic ef
wa.bingfoa serrftery warns al good sisi-
resss 81 ire need safls pySmss and IN
esxetse action ss r<fsef he powvr. d sssog
ih< snfsfears, and fsasfss auashiiaie the
entire dtugk&rsl sssksu9 hs2ssnesS OF the
snsar. ss.se % Wsshtuxtoa-
TAersfsss, W.. ffs undersigned citizens
"a NsssSs sfaa tssgkseFy. psay yoar hssa-
o1sAie t~~sy 10 pi.se IA tne eoassltnsson
ehfeh Yea sax1 frame scr taS sasHre
ssstss q eiaw~s EsFsv~s prohibiting the ssan~
afsgsWrp AMI sac ~ ezcnstssf and malt
Hssasss 80 > esssFsse-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
THE NEW GRIP a suCCEss.
The Front Street Cable Runs
kunoothls The switch.


ssnoothly--The switch.
The Front street cable railway IL work
ing satisfactory since the new reversible
aide GRIP was adopted This, thestnven-
ton Of A. Jackson, superintendent OF the
road. Is not double grip Is many
suppose. The lever when pushed toward
the center causes the grip 10 clutch the
cable. when the end Of the line 10 reached
and the cable IL oct Of the grip II II an
easy matter 10 push The lever over the cen
ter and thus get II In position for operat-
Ing when going In an opposite direction
la order to fuFn the grip handle pin II
taken out. Then the lever il lifted out Of
Its sos,ket and turned. The danny Is then
ready 20 travel In an opposite direction,
ishont being turned around. The RIVER
Il lie grip doe Away altogether with turn
tables
The new switch on Front. near Cherry,
also works In satisfactory manner.
lead 6npman Dawson can make the
swisea and start the dummy and car
travelling IN an opposite direction In thirty
seconds This Is how he does II. and IL Is
well werfh seeing when within TOD feet
III tie switch 90 lug soaih the conductor
uneouples the car from the dummy. The
brake IL applied to the car so ~ tn simply
cheek its speed . little. aud the dummy
shoots forward like an arrow and
ting device TO the opposite track.
As aeon Is this 10 dane
tbs grip which has been quickly reversed.
Is applied, aud the dummy runs north on
the frssk. making rom for the ear. which
closely follows. ana also makes the switch.
Then the dummy 10 lsched to the car, the
coupling II made and then every thing Is
rssdy Ia start II ~ simply astonishing 10
see bow nicely all these movements ara
accomplished. 1t has somethtuG about II
that rcminsis person Of as" switching
Ia one 81 the terminal yards Of large
railslSd company.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
BREvIrlKs.
II any herss can, Spokane.

II any horse can, spokane.
Prices In Rentcn addition will b. raised
10 per cent July 10.
karly sunday morning ofsscer kelley Ar
rested . man named Richard noyie, who
uas s,andng up pedestrians ON Jackson
strves.
Licenses 90 wed we're yesterday issued
hy Auditor Forrest fer J. T. Jones. of
blark Diamond. aud Lorena HsskinS. al
Cedar Mountain. G. /. ssnssnfn aud Ann e
Olsen. OF seattle.
There will he f,isl rehesr~el a. the can
fsta at Either ~ the Baptist church q 3
oelsck tonight fan sltepdAaee al ala
Chorus. IL especially desired
Alex carroste- the one eAr-e old con II Mr..
aud Mrs.. Edward casrotte died yesser.ssv
morning as the residence Sr Thsftx~ufh
street, II summer complaint The funeral
tcuk pasre yesterday afternoon.
Henry sexton, the sin MORRIS eil son 81
Mr.. ana Mrs John sexton. died .esfevx,ar
morning Of summer complaint 81 tbs rpsi
dvsssp. Graz ford and Hsxsfes streets Tae
fsaesai - psssc from The Catholic
rsarcs 81 r NJ. Yesterday.
Willamette LODGE No. 81 o. r NJ Of
fssrsisEsa or has contributed 80. aaa
asmtHx frit~. No = 81 Ssneouvev, y r..
- sts sestsas I The. Nc. 2, to b. used for
fsze RELIEF of deserving tssesnhssx "a this
city, who ufess.t issss In TIE rsssnf ssr.
sissss~ Interested Ga fhe ssss,s,o ssss.s,
ess,se railway say that they viii snrosf.ar
sse a1si Rrrxtn the work Of eou~rstg-te..s,
tsyst a. so5a iise ctr conBsig xsy.s q
fFsasaise The pra5sxteTs 90 she entrr
prise nsrsn ba.ins@@ @nd have asassse car
fsl a. carry cgi the 5 gns
fhs Insurance sdj1sS N are raekf3x o.
tshsnz ae tassr eCs rs-s<. as.ss. fosstias ~.
ta@sr books ike We Arabs sAteasls sr@sl
sss4e Ahcgs IA have at-~ssy gone assst
ths p usainder uiA leave ~isAts az s.xx
xess ,ias sstssteT paid Mr. ARA !
starr SIS so ssss SEEK SOC hs~As IA t0e
bsssssrss 90 sst by "a az iazzy.
HaaaFexss - rssspse In the Esss a 10 wese
seoss % ezssse - >esstte are hesssss3sss. az.
Ger 8Ae fsstsef tat tt@ ssfx - sxyk,uxsst
sssEF esf ~ sss fFs. To sa b Esarte. a..
- szN< "a es<sySae Interested IN <ssesse
ssssss ~ ~ sssaz . rassx al tas AsasEa fss<r.
AAxaAksssESssss e@ssS Msnx . sssrrkssz sss.s
'asss vxs4EtFsts<f ansssaas ~ fAe S-s. sssss a
tas fssssass IN whseh tA.s tssfx4s.s i ter
satssess - prose hr shss sscsses4 ~ s7ss 81
aFseK 2rxAsx essssnsty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-25
ADvERrIslsa Docroxs.


reporter who had been IN POO health
l't from the treatment Of several physi
clans, vas attracted by IN advertisement
Ia tnis paper, put being very chery he
ootermined 70 ma ONT II the doctor could
40 ~ ne elssmel; he accordingly e. I'd
on NJ. y. .. Bullock In the Me room NJ
the StetoOn q Post mill
Reporter-I and -rstsnd tbst you have
Teen tseaung with Dr: ". Marion Davis
had In your csse' "
~. huhock-i was afiicted for about
~ yean WIN cAterrh. The mucous
would pase back from the nose Into ny
throat ana recently the trouble began q
extcno GOWN into the bronchial tubea
ceunng shcrtness Of breath and vhees,
ing . y had asthma Ny ears were aisC
x w. n ss. sneceeo me short time have
Gen treaung with DR.. Davis he's been
.umcient 70 stop the wheexing and an
lmpsvyIn9 every Way 20 fast that feel
conndent tneS snail soon be we'll.
:. = Coie. CONTRACTOR and builder. cor
net neat nano weller streets. was the
n, v rc,. .nsvsss1 I 60.
90 al that he ciatma. l would have a.
tec.s OF nemefshake nearly every day,
which weakened me down 10 that l had
scarcely any strength left. ! had . slaghl
ettack the next day after I Commenced
usaameu- eut have had none Gnee for
nov more Than month. The trouble wee
que 70 cetarrh.
n. a. Davies. Us Warrington street.
seemed very enehu&iastic. saying that NJ
co1tracted cough which lasted for sew
Graz moufns. which nothing would rs.Iieye
unui ne com mcnccd taking Df. Davis,
meuscai fnhaiaiions. when he WAS cured ct
once
yonnk man WORKING In the Electric
foilows:
~ you ~ the feelings OF one who
fears that he about to lose bis mind Won
va snsef.fana NV case when ara pat
myself under DIR. Davis care. I Va -,
absent minded that ~hen one woald spesT
20 ne ! would answer ~ random OF hot At
Der any thing. Ny hack VA very ~
and my neryous system was 10 unstruns
that would be Garfied By the sligbfxst
sound ! put myself under ths, A<s-t@..ss
csre, nssiuk but little faith, bat from the
~. - iMproscmeht ! was sasisded
- - sscissv0u my case, ana now tn
- 10 40 Honshs ! AN happy % cay
90 ... - sa.. - koae ana ] amssound
p,es : Tssll aso.e. &c.,
s,reer.. : rrsa hs,,l.. s.s Ssa ~ .na novel;
s.'s So aass.'s. - sd tnsf Tor years he
s-.s.,s ssnh go VIII kia.sy and bladder
:, 80 - sca ~ sslisa me skin al some
f. 49, W. sasS.ishs. lie went 70 see
- $50 - MS oytnion with no idea
had er.ntns.s ss.s nus snes ne doctor
az as w = :, oy nay eoly - would over !
saa before rs ss,.rs. "a vac on, Of order,
ae s liz f MI Ass 1.-The. the trouble wss 4 was
that my confidence had ros isen MI
fas nsssr snl"yec better health than
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49, |. 800 n she saxsrfh auss~. the dam
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