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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-08

MISSED Il wzal -sunire Asaus fonr weeks %
Q npisfe The sok. Thas seseeG Is sirxE9y par e
CO he East sfEe s0< Sic Sane distance as iAe
p<eseuz o. c1uterap iAtss. an. TIE psUeaf IA
PROS n q wfzi make Il ore e. tie AneSs tAoF.
oaxhfaEes &c the city. Frens street : p2snksd
a. 10th s Is frsfa Yesses avenue ~ q Pike
zEs whea the psank1ng Boz bang rzf down =
flashed 'FRONT.' street vii have the ioaxess
stretch ST r.anking 81 ans s'rsss - the city
Yessa- aTeaHs. between second fe~t aba
EkiIToad aveuzs. is being p 4ukes IN me center
TIE bzsiatag gosng en- - tbs Occidental ARD -
the ColEazn-Se&r bafiGfEE prevents p1stins
dozn permanent psa1kfng % this street.
Tbs work Of plankiag Seeoad street = pro
crossing aaely. The p.anking has re3ened .
yoln9 bSsweer Columbia ard arf0n streets
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BREvITIEs.

Trinity chapel services at HIS . m. and ?. N.
Dinner today at TIE Pullman dining parioTs,
I,2ia Front service absolutely perfect.
The coaaty auditor yesterday issued license
TO wed 70 Harry Mason ana Fannie Herman OF
Seattle.
The fast new steamship, Haytien Republic,
will sail for san Francisco Tuesday, December
10, a > p. u. sge-Cabln, sif; Storage, "
Apply 70 j. A. h~sseld agent, Hatfield wharf.
Miss Laura Borslia who died Friday az her
parents home, near Neweigs mia viii Be
buried tomorrow in the Calvary cemetery. she
VS. II years Of age ard her death was caused
BY typhoid fever Catholic burial services viii
be held over the body at the Catholic church al
i
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There are hundreds in this locality
who arc taking Joys Vegetable sarsapa-
rslla, and in nine cases out OF ten il is
effecting specific cures Batpeople occa-
ssonaliy report that 1t operates too freely
apon the bowels We want 10 say to
those that they are not following the In
grucuons and are taking too Iauch. lit
acts too freely reduce the desc, never tax
ing any more than causes easy and per
feet action. Keep this in mind. and take
II regularly for while ard do not indulge
In too much greasy food, and We wiz
have your testimonial within fortnight.
II taken under these conditions il Is an
absolute cure for indigestion, dyspepsia,
sick headaches, constipation, face erup-
lions and LIVER and kidney disorders. If
may b. asked how it can possibly cure so
many ailments, But the reason is clear.
All those troubles arc tie legitimatereSult
Of inpropeg liver and and kidney action
or impaired digestive organs. IT'S effects
upon these functions are as as.ouIShing
20 the medical fraternity as to the thou
sands who are taking H.
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TwoIarr. Manufactories for Latona.

Another mandatory was located az Latcna
yesterday, which will employ from twenty %
twenty-five men daily.
Mr.. Eyans has ordered the machinery for his
tab and pal factory and single mill, 70 be
located GA the water front, and the buildings
VIII he erected Tor these manufactures Is soon
as the material can be secured.
There vet remains few water front lots 70 be
given 90 manu- iactarers who viii locate at Latoua
Immediately.
The Improvements under contract r. Igtona
consist OF twenty houses. twelve OF YhYh are
und construction. The hotel, depot Sld five
dwellings are now completed. LAtf6 avenue
and Boise street sre being sidewalkeRand many
other improvements are being made to enhance
the value and beaulify this growing suburb Of
LafonG Lots are being sold by the owners,
James A. Moore and the seattle Land Company,
an Columbia street
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Acre Property.

Tf.4 oneida Gardens. plated H1 ON
"a gys@McYe tracts FOR k&la ia q y IL LOO
1sfy A. $40 per acre. This Is good land. nAlf
az Il Is CLEARED aa5 - aeres improved. Itae
v.faaerfv i idesaesI nnrsh Of Lake gnioa. and Et
il bargain q. t9iA price
twenty scres Of the richest O. nm
kgaa "a heaver dam land. slmesi NoO;0UO
as{alqIas RageHuA Park. Il i nehFIy al
Gysisea asa cleared Tas zaffots1ekag lana y
plstted.
Thfrtv acres nortA 81 rason bay. &c nm
"a the line 81 sha Seattle, AAks ~UsOON
ganre ( Eastern railroad.
- ss-gx opposite the White q A E00
eazse ~ south SEATTLE tAsss " LfNVO
acres n gsrstca.
HALT Interest IN sEcre tract GO T00
gessh 81 Madison street OGFf w
g 3 81 c s9!' .s.ss q: s, Pa s $4,000
tsnE.
as.e's. as.r er'sa Lake $4,000
y srses ~ Port Orchard, a4tola. Ct mn
scT tAe Hsxy z4E4 0AfO00
.lr,-s@ sr-<s il pay's Acre GArtssax G.200
Thsse arge tracts &Fe ElE94u haa 4 ONOO
49, - shr sgeen Lake ssectfsc r1Ad. EEe land
a3jslaiaE Is plated iate loss sa1 Is selling
realty.
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TnE NV corRTmof sg.
work So RegSa ghis week where she
nfrt van Sac.

Dirt Wttl $50.
vegy Hgiaa sef8Al Pgosress has - fsr beea mate
On f&e wuEk q the new conEty ouiialag Taa
Surveyors WORK has been eorsae se8 and the
nexf ih8ne G. be commenced . H. excavatsos.
Preliminary argangs Esnss .aoa caz4n3etsA
ana wosk Wi he cagnu1eays iais week 5a earn
VII be p ads 90 ss4rs waea sAse wova Is ggven.
No sec3ssaa hss * H. FeseAea ~ q tie dts
Fsssssl9n 81 cara - taken frFsa tae sis. Tais
rsssgg wss rese sfsi to spscis} cSea uasstee &g-
Fsaaasea hy tae4isy n0Hnr8l a. -eeeaf nseeS&ze.
e. eeassr va ~. EIlfa Gp0s ass ARRIVAL
Thesc are psensy af places where ss can ese ssei
s. ksvAg a2Var AZ. lN GiHsE IA see sssseSs IA
tha sewgr part q tie cry, whers & wiz ne
A4zlst Terrace street Si8 resssys = share Ct r.
- tAe gstaeas grade Is aseA h<1aw TIE esssh-
ksshs2 ogte.
Mr. Sgafse Is FtE ia eSa fsSneses. hassty 81
Tkxgd Ia r5aetns oekeEs tar zaatefAl aaQss SO
wascA a., b FaTeassas fa1Fs. lie wlG hs IL
SEATTLE some tlma suuns tie usaash.
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Go0Ds ron THE HOLIDAYS.
one Firm Has over 100000 worth Of
Presents

FFGSSutS-
Christmas fs eon1ine That f2et Is veTy notice
able ia = look through the fine stock 81 Alert
Hansen. 3eaeseE. he has iBst received stock
% the Reed Barton siiTerwaee- One MOST
tutafnl Iea set Of seven pieces trimmed Etta
artistic oxycized gnid. can ts seen - TIE Frotai
street store. near Cherry. There ars also some
new wrinkles IN gold Erlaf6 cake dishes ana
card receivers. Mr.. Hansen has 81 eaegAnE
stuck 20 select from and IS constantly rec WING
ssIsittoTls. \ handsome nus bowl, made OF sis.
yer "a the shspe OF al acorn, with saGiETea
looking ioBgiasiy down 20 tie nus receptacle, :
q yery pretty ChriEtEaaS gifs
Mr HEnssa. IN bis two stores. one 10 the Bos'
ton bi9cs aud eEe Gu Front street. eArTlss over
sloo0e8 werlh Of Stock. He has just pnf IN 4
complete stock OF 5ewelry st the Front street
store. while a. the Boston block he has Jass
opened soma new goods Gold bead necklaces,
for misses, are verE fashionable, and NJ Hansen
has hue assortment, he mas Just received,
slso, two ssefnways and Weber piano. which
may he seen a. the Froas street store
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mAkl~as coon srEnErS.
cherry street So BE Paved wlsh Cedar
nl~c9x-

Chesgv xt-res w8t be ere szs Is - city -
hzsa = fsEasAE F9yesnsHL The eselz nsozf a1anesf
Keaae fsae $50 5asttss& 81 nAks 81 tse
uAaY @lerrN2f kisfs - r&Fi1x sGt ~ sae-
Sifec3 81 sAezz sog ss&oa ssZ. C&ssys r. 0ss q s
Ealiey. GAssfRlka gesss. ct tas stFsft se9Ga3s.
So, aS5 Tesa - sszauex Alsx4eeeE Ave Gas ssh
- S&yS 1e7sy ss-Ssz. s@EWyea Sse01G @z4
TAsE@. ussA ezssz sSaekA xaSs wvzk vi -
asss Sc Nees a. rEsA4nsag wAass ars gas sn 90
ActS z.Ssz 81 ~ STREET As EASs Is eee G. sss
1Esssss sxrsesz n tsk essg. tAa resAs ssaeks wal
have eAzSes te shsw tAazr wezrsaE sHs5lry.
ne EaAassss o Fra { sszeSs ca ses wssa &aie,
sxswN<z gsae AID EAEssEg sszee las eQzz-
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a Free Art Exhibltion.

Bake, Cole 4 Co. dealers Ia hne art goods,
have sent out large number OF invi ations 10
an exhibition of fine arts aud novelties In
Christmas goods TO be given away tomorrow
The store Is 70 be open eli day for exhibition
only. and no goods win be sold. Every lady
attending the exhibition viii be given ticket
for a chance IN a drawing for one hnndred oil
paintings TO Be given away sometime before
Christmas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-08
Choice Residence Lots

Double corner. 40 feet square, 90 mn
at the northwest corner spring kplGsOOO
aud -txrh treets, containing good residence,
ti20o1
Two lots, Iae feet square. ~ the 90 010
north vest corner o. Tenth and kFOgOOO
Msr3pn gfrects <S.eQa. This is 1ne Of the
choicest double corners I'm the city for residence
purposes.
Full lot az the southeast corner OK E00
OF Madison and Ninth streets. In GOsOOO
our judgment this IL the most desirable resi-
denee LOT ia ~ tile. II is a corner lot on the
choicest residence street in the eisy, and II Is
practically tha only lot on the street where the
view cannot DC distracted.
.r nsi % sss sa' t sao and Tn 250
yersity for $50.
Three Tote on Depot street, near 40 000
Broadway, with magnificent view, R4yUOO
$3.50
l'oSy cottage on Fifth street. Be. CT 7E0
tween Union aud University, with Apls W
fractional LOT, for Sl.55a
Desirable lot on Washington OF mn
street near fwelfta. for silica Pl,fOO
Two ane lots On Roy stEeef. in os1 Con
Queen Anne town; Loo each. AplguOO
ss sss'i GaS s' s on s Gsv: fs' $1,000
Hoo
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sold in this country BY Cent?
meri & Co. and established for
that firm a large trade.
Two years ago Maggioni
placed the handling of his
gloves in the hands of his own
agent. Since then the glove
has been sold only under the
name of Maggioni, and none
others are genuine.
It has been the po'iey Of Maggioni
to give the largest firm in each city
throughout the country the exclusive
agency Of the glove Tor the city We
have been appointed the agen, in
Seattle, and at no other place is the
genuine Magg;oni sold.
The particular favor which the glove
has won with our customers iustihes
US in recommending it 10 ALL
tt the perfect glove Of today 1t
combines all the desirable qualities
The glove fits perfectly, without
unnecessarily pinching the hand.
The skins from which Maggoai
gloves are made are extra select
They are elastic without stretching
out of shape nor cracking In finish
and texture they arc unrivaled.
Ladies recognizing the importance
of having their gloves fitting perfectly
have almost invariably called for the
Maggioni.
1t is hardly necessary to further
dwell on this glove alone. we carry
a heavy stock Of gloves Of other makes
which are splendid wearers aud excel
lent in appearance.
A full line Of silk miuens in black
and colors, lined and unlined, a.
$50. sr.7s and 81.
Our glove department is without
doubt the largest and mos. complete
in the city. We carry all the latest
fashionable shades and styles
The Maggioni in all shades, in $
button lengths There are two quail
ties, "A" at sI.7s, 'B' at sLas.
The Derby glove. excellent and
pleasing for stree; wear, in 4-buitoa
| lengths, are bargains al sr.6s
The Queen, .hi, seasons glove. =
| hook, in English red and ali the fash.
ionable tan shades are splendid and
satisfactory wearers, sold at sr.6s
The Royal 4-button in undrssssd
kid, at sr.so. These gloves have
fin. elastic skin.
Moasquetaire, in elbow lengths, in
undSessed kid, at sl.7s and g.
r -.
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TOklas, SiHgernan & Co

lUAlN, Nnlsundu u W
Very few people ever stop to
think of the history of the arti-
cles of common daily wear.
Yet each article of our every
day dress has a peculiar history
of evolution.
None gore so than the mod
ern hand covering--the kid
glove.
Gloves have played an i'm
portant part in the history Of
the world. Even SO insignif-
cant an accessory as this has
stirred up strifes thar ended in
national conflicts.
Every reader of Scott recalls
the throwing down OF the
gauntlet as an invitation for
encounter.
The olden knight threw
down his glove at the foot of
his foe as a challenge. Even
in modern days the dashing of
glove at the foot of another
is considered a defiance and
challenge.
Who has not read of the lady
who cast her glove into the
lions pit and dared her lover
rescue it?
The evolution Of the glove
is not clear, nor is its origin.
1t comes through the years,
first as an insignia of nobility
and rank, to the present neces-
sity to complete toilet.
The perfection of the glove
of today has been achieved in
the celebrated Maggioni. 1t
is about this unrivaled hand
covering which We wish to
speak to you.
Maggioni Francisco. the
manufacturer of the world-re-
moved Maggioni gloves, has
two immense factories at Milan
and Rome. 1t is at these
points this glove is made.
There is the great market Of
the world for glove skins
There are the most skilled
glove makers.
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Brick Yard.

Lease for ten years OF 80 acres 60 nn0
OF land. togetaer with well koOgtOO
equipped brickyard now IN successful opera
ton. So o90.
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Cheaper Building Lots.

Double corner in Mob Hill sd. Q1 mn
dItiou fer 81 .oo1 pbCOO
High, ssrhtiy lots on Depos street, 67E0
west Il Broadway. These lots afford VI w
a reject yfew Of the entire city and haxb5r.
LOS in FdeS knights addition QHn0
south OF Renton addition. WOOO
slightly lots Ia Collins addition, QyE00
west Of Lake Union; corners, so pUOO
Lots in Rlgelow's addition QE00
Lots in His'i0~'' addition $500
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Lime Property.

1 nd seTss Of ol land = Port BARGAIN
with an unlimited supply OF lime This property
has been paTfia ~ deveioped aud contains kiln
house and other Improvements. To clogs 10 an
estate at once the property will be sold ~ barely
hall its value We especially invite inyesilga-
ton oftsis matter. as we are convinced thai Il
is very rare opportunity to secure valuable
property 81 nominal ngnre.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
MEN FOR PLACES.
The President Sends Few Nominations
to the Senate.

The President Sends Few Nominations
to the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The Presi-
dent sent the following nominations to the
Senate to-day:
Arthur c. Millette, Of Watertown, OAK,
to he Governor of Dakota.
Luther B. Richardson, Of Grand Forks,
Oak, to he Secretary of Dakota.
Cornelius II. Haniord, Of Washington
Territory, 90 be Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the Territory of Washing
tOn.
George W. Irwin, of Montana, to be Mar
shall of the United States for the Territory
Of Montana.
Smiley U. Chambers, of Indiana, to be
United States Attorney for the District OF
Indiana.
George S. Batchellor, of New York, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, vice
Hugh S. Thompson, resigned.
Albert G Porter, OF Indiana, 10 be Min
lister to italy.
John A Eoapdey, OF Illinois, Minister
to Denmark.
George w. Damn, postmaster at Bing-
hamtOn, n. Y.
Richard Root, postmaster at Keokuk,
Iowa.
Jas. G. Perry, Of North Carolina, to be
an assistant surgeon in the Marine Hospital
service.
Alexander G. Saith, of New York, to be
an assistant snrgeOu in the Marine Hospital
service.
Postmasters: Maine-C. A. Rolfe, Prince
ton; A. C. Perry, Pfesque Isle New York
-Lensie L. Sayles, Malone; Ira Dorance,
Middleiown; L. K. Muzzy, Pulaekii W. l..
Beers. Rhinelander.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
ROW IN A LABoa MEETING.
A Defender of Mr. Povderly Thrown out
Do4iIy

A Defender of MIR. Povderiy Thrown out
Boafy.
CHICAGO, March 12-In the presence
of General Worthy Foreman Wheat and
District Master Workman Mrs. Rogers,
Worthy Foreman Linholm, of District
Assembly q, K of L., was to-day forcibly
eiected from a meeting OF Walters Local
Assembly 7475. Mr.. Wheat and Mrs
Rogers were then told by the irste walters
10 get cut"
The two retired after fuspsndire
the assembly, which now pro-
poses to secede permanently,
and join T. b Barry Brotherhood Of
United Labor. Barry, in fsc., was pres
ent at the meeting, and some pep
rery talk by him WAS the imme-
diate cause of the row. The meeting
had been called by the walters 70
protest against the removal of Anarchis.
George Schilling from the Office el District
Maeter Workman.
Schilling was suspended two weeks az o
by the court of tho district it
is claimed, without trial The charge
was insu5ordinalion and disrespect TO Cen
eTal Master Workman Powderly. Mrs
Rogers was soon installed as Schilling' g
successor, and to-day attended a meeting
OF the walters, with by General Worthy
Foreman Wheat and District Foreman
Linholm. The walters had invited Barry
TO be present, and the meeting had hardly
opened when Barry began little derun-
citation of Wheat and Powderly. stigmatiz-
ing them a. hyp1crites and cOrruptionists.
Mr.. Lsnholm objected to this language.
He Was Immediately set upon by a num-
her OF walters and dumped into the street,
while Mr Wheat and Mra. Rogers made 4
scarcely less hurried exit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL.
President Henry G.. Davis Takes ~ Trip
Over the Extension

President Henry G.. Davis Takes ~ Trip
Over the Extension.
BALTIMORE, MD, March 12.-President
Henry G. Davis, Of the West Virginia Cen
trail Railway Company, left Baltimore yes
terday, in company with Eogineer Charles
H Latrobs, for a trip over the extension OF
his line toward Charleston, w. Va. The
season for railroad construction is Omen
ing. and the work on the West
Virginia Central extension will soon
be under way. The construction
work on the Upper Monongahela
River railrosd of the Camden system
will be commenced nextmOnth. The con-
tractors for the grading on the Baltimore
and Drum Point railroad ale increasing
their working forces in Calvert and Anne
Arundel counties, and 800 men are en-
ployed on the line between this city and
Millersyiile
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
How tho Decision of tho Supreme Court
IL Regarded-The Fight on MIR. Watts a
Republican Confession.

How tho Decision OF tho Supreme Court
IL Regarded-The Fight on MIR. Watts
Republican Confession.
The opinion of the Supreme Court in the
matter Of the mdHdamus proceedings insti-
tuted by General Goff, in relation to the
Governorship, and the frantic attempts Of
the Republican bcsses to get rid OF Dis
trict Attorney c. C. Watts, formed the
leading topics of conversation about town
ye terday. The early bulletining of the
action of the Court OF Appeals brought
quite q crowd about the REGISTER Office,
and the news rapidly spread over the city,
being discussed with ayidity by all.
The great p;eponderance Of opinion
was in favor of the position taken by
the Court, especially among attorneys,
who, while often preferriug not to talk free
ly in advance Of q sight OF the opinion of
the Court, still felt inclined 20 e dorse it
generally as bsipg the only thing the tr..
bunal could do. One Republican attorney
who stands high locally with his party,
endorsed the opinion very warmly com
mending the finding of the Court in q man.
ner decidedly at variance with the disap-
pointed grumblipgs of the rank partisans
OF course, the Republican politicians
we're no. pleased but then they
never are except when they can con
trol the disposition Of whatever may be at
issue, but their dissatisfaction Was TO have
been expected, and amounted to nothing
AZ against the general trend OF public SEN
timent There was great anxiety last
evening to sfe the opinion of the Court,
and to crafty this desire the document is
printed in full by the REGISTER this
morning.
The manly stand taken by District At
torney Watts in opposition 10 the attempt
OF the Republican bosses OF the State TO
depose him from his place, upon the
ground that in the faithful discharge of
his duty he has unearthed many violations
of law in which they have finger, meets
the unqualified commendsiicn Of everyone
appceciatipg the facts brought 10 light at
the lRst election in this State Republi-
cans have, within the psst two days. very
freely and emphstically admitted their
disspprovsl 81 the hurried attempt TO re-
move Mr.. Watts from Office al this plrticu-
lar time, and point ont that Il is nothing
else 'hsn frank expression OF fear on the
part Of gentlemen taking an active part in
the la.e Republican canvass in Weet Va
that the longer continuance If Mr.. Watts
in Office would result in exposes which
they could III afford to have go before the
people as well as confession that he is
well grounded in bis official sctions thus
far. The call for Mr. Watt, resignation
has been regretted by many Wheeling Re
publicGDs az a very ioiudicious and i'll
sdvisei step, and one for which an IN vita
bls subsequent repentance will hardly
atone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
Ass,cnmsnt nt Grafton

GRAFTON, W. VA, March 12.-Nuznm
q Heirouimus, general merchants, OF this
place, made an assignment today. La
bilities SIS, ,000 assets unknown; preferred
creditors about s., 900.
Jonathan Blue, one of the Oldest citi-
zens of Grafton, died last nignt after I
short illness.
Thomas McDouoUgh trsckman, was
struck by helping engine at Rowlesburg
this morning and fatally injured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.. KING
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Sslve and
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell az well, or that have
giyen euch universal satisfaction. We dc
not hesitate 70 guarantee them every time,
end we stend ready to ref nd the pur'
chase price if satisfactory results do moi
fellow their use. Thee remedies have
wen their great popularity purely on theil
merits. Logan & Co., druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
Consunption Cured

An old physician, retired from practice.
having had placed in bis hsGd- by an East
India missionary the formula 0f a simple
vegetable remedy for The speedy and PER
manent cure OF Consuu puon, Bronchitis
CatarTh, Asthma and an Throat and Luug
Affections, also positive and ndical cure
for Nervous Debility and an Nersou. Com
plants, after having tested i's r0udy.0i
curative powers in thousands oi cise-, hsH
felt it his duty TO make IL known to hs
suffering fellows. Actuated by lln mo-
tive and desire 10 relieve human suffer-
ing, / will send free OF charge. 20 ai' n1.
desire it, this recipe, in Germs1, Fr-aeho.
English, with full directions ior preparr
and using. Sent By mail by adiIe-sns
with stamp, naming this paper w A
NoYEs, 149 Powers Block, Roche'er
y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-13
Their Rn.Ine.. Roo ming.

Probably no ooe thing has caused such a
pe,srsl revival cf trade a. Logan q Co. 3
Ding Store IA their giving away to their
customers Of 20 many free trial bottles OF
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