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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28
Seal. IL Wash Jnne N. fsxs

Scat lie. wash, Juae %, 1sxy.
Halls FATE q Lock Co. san ffanrlsro, Cai
Gfafi<n<A. We had one OF yuair double
door sales with inside doors which passed
through the disastrous ire of june 3. iss3.
We were surprised to nad our jewe r.,
raps Rs. etc. IN such good condition when
another safe IRON your agent aud tiust y1u
will ship * once. We will gladly fecoln-
mend Your make 81 safes 10 any cue as
atfotdtng absointr security fer bookA and
jewelry, and ~ sor ourselves NE wouid use
fIxcK & CLOCK.
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Ordinance No. l.I24.

An ordinance establishing the grade Of
Spring street. In the city of seattle, from
Railroad avenue IN Z point midway b.
tween West and Front streets.
The city Of seattle doe4 or<iatu rs folloWs
szCTIoS l. That the grade Of spring
street, in the city Of Seattle, from Railroad
avenue % point midway between West
and Front streets, be and the same hereby
Is established q the following elevation
above datum: Al Railrpad avenue feet,
ct West street 80 feet. 81 point midway
between West and Frnnt stIeets = feet
See. z That all ordinances aud parts Of
ordinances in conflict with this ordinance
Ire and the same are hereby repealed.
6<r- 5. T lis ordinance shall take en- Ct
and he in force from and after Its approval
and publication.
Passed by the common council this 22d
day of June. 1855
Approved By me this 9Th day Of June.
l8Sp ROBERT MOAN, Mayor.
Flied by me this z7th day of June. 1859.
4. w. FEHRIs, Clerk.
Published Friday, this 18th day OF June.
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aud iIe~.A
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Seattle. wash, June %, 1854

Halls Sale & LocK Co. 0incinnst1s Y.
tsenttcmxH: | han one IT your No. u
double door safes with INSIDE doors wnicn
passed through tlae KreAt firc Of June q. 80
The safe Was la Z thfee-Stury brick build
lag on the third ds,or aud 4 II to the base
nenf, and when opened the sale several
days alter the ire was surprised t. find
Ill Of my papers, etc. Ia iirxt class order
and not = paper even scorcued OF destroyed
Is the tontsnts OF some other make VI
aales in sane bUildinK we're destroyed.
Yours truly. HENRY h. LOOMS.
Attorney g Law.
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Pot year WAS sroafsss<i with pains In
say bach asd sssie. and headaches. sAs re-
ssast 81 liver and ksssnsy sro1ase I was
attracted 70 Juys< Vegetable ssrspaTssss.
BY the startling testimonials Ia the 20
serS TAes sesrsc.t 80 practical wss In
stssreSf 30 TT h. xaeviax that ~ II was
partly Vegetable. "a wossli Do ~ A3rra.
" acted - srsfls laxative AEsxs the
ssesns hsstis say psfas aai ac,s~ ssis~e.
FeSrcd u did - rasaeh sw ms that 7
Sc, ssrerai ss,ssses % hay family sa New
Jersey, who alss aeek il ussa the rao<s
sssssfsrscry resslsss.
4 e,<eYsy0ZZ
Master gsasssr. tDps csss. ssa rrasssssea.
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isaac Dobson. Pres D. n. Hentou, sec'y
seattle. Jane is lxsa
hsif safe x Lock Co, saa Frsneiseo. Cal.
tsenfism<s. We had one 81 youe No. Is
passed through the fire ii Jnue 4 81,
wieu safe was opened We found the con
respectfully.
SEATTLE LUMBER 4 CONF. ~,
ny Isaac Dopson. President.
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0nasfIe, wash. June - 1Sse.
HANS SAie q Loch 90. C5nciunAfi. Ohio.
<eNlsk0ens Ne wish 10 infofm you thai
he safe depeal& vaults constructed By your
compnny lox us were subjected 10 . very
sevrre test IN the great drs Of June 8 iSss
when Ne opened the vaults the morning
nf5er The ore Ne hound tho interior as COOL
- the slay before our builatnx WAS burned
and not \ thing wax smoked or taruiSned
The doors end hicks ere tn Is good condi-
ccanrstn1n1e yoa on the Superiafafy Of
your wzsrk. = shown In thu Disastrous fire,
and can rccomulend IL - anyone desiring
ffxtclAns secufffy fruzn dre AMI hurxlars
Rtxneetfulfv yours A. MACkfNTN>H.
President seattle SAID Deposit 4 frass Co
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SrsTRsxgx sgascrsp.--The soilnw.
tag have sseea eaersesl sessrvmen 81 ST
Marks Episcopal parish Cosonel j
e. uasses. E. "a. Brooke. Charles III.
ksitlng~r. r. &. Dsmnwk. VI. r. Whit
nsys I T. Laird ard III. III. Burnett
uae no ice viii re gives. here services
Will Be held on SassdAy n~vf
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seattle, WASH, Juno -, 1Sss.
Halrs Safe + Lock Co. cincinnati, ..
t,x,sflen<1: We take pleasure in writing
you that your safe stood = remarkable test
In the great ere OF June =. 1SSa. We hare
one u your large burglar prsof safes. and
from what we have seen of your work con-
slider that we made wise selection when
we purchased Of you. as We wanted the
best projection to be obtained without ~
gard 10 price. We remain yours sery truly,
J. FTRfH.
Cashier Puget Sound National Bank.
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Mr., q. @. White seit last night for
san Francisco.
Mr.. r. Y. Whittier has returned fron,
business trip 10 ST. Louis. Nc.
Mrs W. r. Colweli arrived Q few
DAYS Aeo from Prince Edward Island.
Mr.. Fred. stfuse, son of Hon. III.
y. Struve. has returned from Michigan
University. At Ann Arbor. TO spend
hfs vacation.
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szss ~ swe wars. Zoe VIA: sscs called
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asssssz1s&ss ss*~z. saa waem sasee hossses
had sAxa sases ssse seSss as.S aer odd xsN
ss'ssSssssssiAezsss aasi sFsy .ssaza<s Is noas a.
wess ~ evss. used II ssw raeansssssra
ssfs sas Fes1sf thai AZ assa eassresy Esce
f-sas ~ .ss-azss ~lsh wAseA h@i szsssss
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seattle, wash, June 20. lsSe.
Halls safe \ Lock Co.. Cincinnati. -
tsrnfsgatN. when We opened our Hall
vault and sale after the hrcAt ffc Of June
S, leS0. We found the contents 10 perfect
tsr<1er and unin1urs1 We will gladly
recommend your wofS % any one desiring
absolute security and for ourselves We
would use no other. Yours fespsvtiulIy,
A. MACINTOSH,
President Merchants National Bank.
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Halls Safe & Lock Co.. San Francisco. Cal.
:. ssnsfesssa; We bsa one OF your No =;
Halls safes In the tirs ~ June !. ON opes,
Ing the safe three days after we found All
Inc contents In verfecY state vi preserve
ton and have this day ordered through
your agent . large double door
safe. Halls ssfcs are good enough
for Us. Yours respectfully,
A. W. LYNCH & co.
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Seattle, wash, June ~. -.
Halls Safe 4 Lock Co. SEA Francisco. tel.
tsea<feseN. The small single door safe
purchased Of yoa few yeurs ago. passed
through the great fire 81 june ., -. and
preserved IL contents In good order aud
ue are now using our hooks ~ before the
nrc. Yours truly, W. A. Nc HERSoN.
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uu1cU q LAtO1fe s Col
Halls safe q Lack Co.
6sHtiess<n; We had one Of your single
door safes In the IRE of June 6, which saved
al our books aud pspefs. We are entirely
satisfied with Halls safes, aud Will take
pleasure In accommodating them ~ bust
mesa men desiring safes. Yours respect
tnliy. LAlUUK Il CO.
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ma. SEATTLE. june ~, lHa
nsi safe q Lock Co. san Frsucisco. ssaf
sssftemek: We had ons af your single
ooor snfss Ia the great Ere Of June &. isse
sua nhen We "peued u some days after the
hfe found The contents Ia food order ana
xsse last ordered another from your agent.
fonrs truly, e. A. THyrN
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FER s..s,l. ga IaA...e~n

SAs Fsasrssen. June - The total
amount OF asoaey collected ia this
city Ter the seattle and Juhnstcwa
sufferers i So -
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HhiI 3 sale e fsofk Co,
tseRitssen. had = safe OF YOUR make
IN the fire u June 6, which saved rs con-
Mats anu have given yunr agent
an order for another one Yuurs
nspecuniiy, JOHN ARTHUR
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xxrxsDIsa ELECTRlc ROADS.
rte llas 60 Talon Ray-The Cedar
street. Exte0etou.

street. Kxteasaes.
The applicants for franchise for an
electric railway 10 Union bay are Il
present before the city council and
promise. in case their application il IA
vorahly acted on. 10 begin work within
thirty days thereafter. The road viii
be entirely distinct from the old cleo
trio road. The plant Is 10 be located
on Union hay and IL 81 consist Of two
40 horse power engines with the other
machinery requisite. The company
will operate ten cars. sud as the line
viii BE- six miles In length q car will
pass given point every ten minutes.
The cars arr 20 be built By the Pull.
man Car Company. IL Is planned GO
ran the cars al . speed Of from ten TO
fifteen msses per hour after Renton
hsa. which r. on the proposed lice. IL
passed The road IN operation viii
cost $50 0u.
The principal object In haslding the
rcsd Is Ia rvnder marketable q large
amount Of land al lacent 10 Union
bay, which il owned hy promoters of
tie plan. While Mr.. L. IL. ssrifsstA
was East be made all the necessary
arrangements for cars. machinery
cts. for the company.
The old Electric Company has over
one hundred mea employed on the
Cedar street extension and worx il he
sns pashed ahead. The sxtensson il
Gee and enc quarter miles in length
and ali be In operation within one
ntaatu.
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LILLY CLAY's OAssxy conPAxY
TIE Amuse0sas esassn "a H Re
Opsnsa - rsru veseln DalI.

10 0000oOUV 000800 - - BS4s
Opsnsa - rsrs vsssin DalI.
The amussment ball win be started
to solling again In Seattle next Mon
day by the appearance. IT Turn
vcrein hall, Tor one night only, Of the
Lilly Clay Gaiety Company. Manager
Frye has leased the hall. and theatri-
cal amuSefnents viii be given there for
time. The hall II Fuomy, and ample
accommodation will be provided Tor
the public. The Gaiety company.
which begins the after-the-fife season,
Il said 20 BE- good one, and no doubt
the theAsef-going public, eager for .
renewal Of amusernents. will be pres
ent en- masse. The Louisville Conn
meciAi says Of the Lilly Clay COM
pany: The Lilly Clay Gaiety Conn
pAny OPENED . weeks engagement
last night at the Buckingham theater.
10 = packed house. Hail m hour be-
fore the curtain was rung up. . line Of
10 or 400 bald heads had formed IL,
front II the box Office, and il Was
nearly $50 o'clock before the large
audience Was seated. Every seat In
the house was sold, and the late COM
ers had 10 b content with standing
room In the aisles. The company i
everything IL promises 70 be in the
bills. IL j. made up oi score OF vim
some lassses. with pretty faces aud
shapely limbs. that made the lone
some hairs on the bald heads In the
front rows stand up and say: 'Ah.
there 20
The programme, taken all in all was
an exeelient one. The engagement Is
for one week.
Reserved seats will be on sale from
neon today ~ Graham 4 Dauiton's,
Boston block.
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Cnsfiss ssch. Importer aud
seattle. W. T.. June IL. fSss
hAlfs safe a. Loct Co. Ear, prsnris.o
'sfasffssea. We had ole Of ycur mshs ~
ss.fs ~ the great SEATTLE Ere 81 June &. ~ I.
seinoTea al our books. but IN eur bnrrs
mfse, SOME etsrScney, watch and -olns.
~ 9 ia ssfe IN the isttle iron cash bssx
shftsi-ea 10 fad the contents tr sxse .,s.r,t
s = ton - tie safe WAS unIoekesl IS hen
!. Iea have THIS day ordered ! ~ ~ !. Il.
itym yoar agent. - wan;d use n.,,,s
o.hsf. fiFAse sasp same ~ sesf q possible.
sna xfsasff obilgs yettrs syniv.
'khs1s sIIAs r. FRAscH
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my. seattle. June H.. 1ssp.
HAN sale d Lock Co. San Frnneissa. al
sssliemsH: We had Que of Yotlr No -
sales, with made do ", in the great 6re -
su.e .. issa. and when We ofxisest the - H.
,s'..s sunnd everything in perfect eoudi-
'ess'eeuutis' !. ~. LANG & co.
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isssu<s - wed have kx~a sssuesi
- Ausfsses FoxFess sss- esewass jxHnes
ksxnsn esd lsnns< sseuaxa. IL seat.
80. ssa n. X Nsss and rsasI l.. Mans
81 lsa.xssSsh.
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DIR. SPIuuEY
&C Co.'s
SEATTLE OtSpGu8ARr.

SEArTlE OtSpGm3A0Y,
Cosamhfa street between Third and
Fourth, opposite PoSr
All ehrpnic ssiscase~ on MEN and wo-
MEN successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Neryens aud Physical
Debility, ExAausssss Vitality, s~ainAs
s,<.Tsorrkees, ssaees. sygshiiss- Premature De.
cline. Weakness rs WuFasFs. sfs5 xia Fuacs
fs1nas perNsxesassss that result sreH
ysnfsful fuEasrs ~ excess Ia atgrr years
GntuARY kk1aey ard Bladder trsns,aes.
Saihaat wesk kArk. ssesorrhssa, Gless,
crvssssss. - sss-sss. ers..sssrs.. sss. psssrsrs
iy ard safely eursd. No nzasaoas medicine
Esyeys. nnE stssEsx sTse<zlotss nssxt. which
s@a~e strsesare tsbxrges reasonable
EeRValIS nsbAlItys Loss M ysgus seminal
isssss. Might EznssSsoss De-
VnuEc ngN xasersme srssa the effects ..
i0eao Asn yssTsafss ssssssss or sassisers.
ssoas- shpal1 avail themselves 81 our srsas-
nsssss the gr~sssss b~zss ever Exsf Al TIE al
sxx "a susef1Hx hnnsnisy. VIA gssxrAsssa<
. positive care II ssssx rs~
1lDDLS keiD nEH. l ,,ss's,.: are x,,s n, ~
sseansnt evsrnzssens of Ese hsasaes. 60
cusn yS<nsaa ~ sx1srtsfsg % sssyEizsx sen
szxsesrs ca sgAszsnAtsozs TIRE 1ssre depsxiss
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eszss<@ 4 Esxsess szsrs sssS nr4stkF sssscra-
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sssztxxs AZ ztxzs ssszsse8 ~ kx44e~zx .tssSt zsx<
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....s r. 81 .2s.ss,;.s.:',. - 1sSso1Ie Pa
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ticns. go rrcn - till - $50 I
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$780, 49, s - - W;s.s.-.ss. - :.
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4. p Hotalinx.

A. T. HotaHng.
Once. TAs a y!
imrer;els and Nh
sextsla. TAT
Hall . Sale 4 ~ - F.
II. 90 lbs. ars-pFssf
use in euf on 8 ~ ~ |
ntv, stood IN nnpn
tell inso the ceslsr, ~ ....! /.
.ia barrels Of burnisS -
heat simply imnns -
alter the are b r. 49,
aud To eur graz xa1s1'
sasse was Is fxsh ~
papers. ETC., nat kHSl5
smoke A fancy drSS
tae raie (which " = a..
OUT Of the safe q AS'<' 7
Jew. This safe ~
the heat OF any, snle &
express tso iosuely s.
woasd adsie M
Yours Re<psctiaIlS,
TIE
J. T.. NIXON Nan.s-e -
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se g.

Halls Safe A s-oet
fseH.ismtns
bought . Halls r.
ansf zfler i've dngo
got ont the sale %
and srsti1<attf,n
sion. The safs ~
walls for fiyr dsJe
sso4~i 4 sonsleFlat
cs.sn iaation ar
etrsaiu > very ehe
- les 10 al wbo
sisues:
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RE FIRE
HALLS STANDARD
II Oily lbn|,kly Reliable Sk ! I

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tae eaie witch ~ IL
Vut "a Tut safe - ~ al 81 ~
aeW; ihis safe nj
tne neat us an3 sa54 Z E al
eApfSss tno koE4H = I<f
v yss,.a aasiss sgseo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28

UG t<t8AM "
seAttle Il
Halls safe 4 Lssek q
sssas'tm<K:: Tn - ~
that We had IN tn r. -
prs served in cuno +
Not Q sin2le tsapek -
We gladly iecusoul
~ any one deatEI
i0urs respectiullf<
W1I1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28

- crcnt spAexe Bss IA0saxAiy Demonstrates ~
vesdie&: Halls Sales Can't Be n.rrsi Gss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28

Halls Safe 4 ix,e1 q
sssRff<m<a: / ~
proof safes in thu ~
sus pr &c. the sale ~
ton, aud all pap~1l ~
even my gold wa1ck II
l closed the door. IN
watch II Was - xoo3
another when | ~
viii gladly rccomn(
my I lends. iuu1A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28

oaEce OF ). sShfoa
lietAIl Dealer "a - =
Commercial 81 :
HAsiss Safe d fxa< :
Gehts rsea: [
door safcs IN tho
ON opening Il
found AL the e ~
aud mol = pal -
this day ortG1 y
AseDt. and \
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-28

Halls Safe 4 l1oet 9
d,eafi< a<n. ~ -
jewelers. steel u9e4
III June &, and -
found the cou>ee
gladly recommend
aRpding ssN0Ibee
papers. books. elc.s
lIse none other.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-26

w ANTED' = BoARDERs. GOOD
w ACCOMMODATIONS in private family.
622 Wet Third straet. aug3.att
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-26

w AETED. - OYSTER OPENERS
w OF Ainscow's, 707 shipley st. au2s-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-26
THE BLESSED SLEEP.


IIarper's Bazaar.
Nothing could show the uniyersality
and humanity Of Shakespeare better. and
tue greatness of his power OF expression,
than all his knowledge and assurance oil
the blessing of sleep, the misery of the
| want OF IL, the horror filling IL with rack
ing dreams when mind IN body are at
wa, or the soul aud sorrow have struck
| hands.
For to most of man and womankind
comes a time at last when such dreams
alight about the edges of sleep Ike foul
creatures, aud the night becomes ones
familiar, as If 1t were some medieval de-
mon, care sitting betide the pillow, apx-
iety tossing tie clothes, suspense and
SORROW tlaPplrg CHASTITY wings about the
bed, and the worn and weary nerves tor
menting the 1esll like so many little red
hot pineers OF torture, when the very dis
ease for which sleep would be a remedy
drives seep away. and the sufferer travels
| all night IN vicious circle, a more panied
and weary jaunt than all tie witches Of
mid-a!r ever took upon the broomstick.
II is not the easy, well-digestiug, care
less nature that knows the torments of
wakeiulness; tat men as rule are "such
as sleep o. nlghts;" and one OF Shakes
peare's people exclaims,
"Thou hast no figures nor no fantasies
Which busy care draws In the braius OF
men,
Therefore ttou sleep'st so sound"
But 1t is the worrying soul that cannot
find sleep. that frightcns sleep away, that
wears sleep thin and wears II out, ii |
there is no sleep for that poor soul.
1t has come to be generally admitted
that worry does far more harm to the
would be sleeper than work ever does;
that work, even in undue quantity, does
but fatigue the body, and makes sound
sleep the surer. But worry tatlgues the
nerves, and in fatiguing them exclt
them to the point where the thickest
blanket of the dark that can be drawn is
penetrated by their sharp stinRs. The
nervous system, when all is cad, Is ur-
derstood less thau anything IN the earth
bcueath or In the heavens above H.; It Is
the most difficult oil all tasks to regulate
1t when II is once out of order; II Is that
part OF humanity which should be moot
carefully kept and considered, and tried
as little as possible.
To tell a person of nervous tempera-
meat not TO worry Is work of SUI erer-
ogation; rather should One help 10 make
things so that there shall be nothing to
worry about. 1t is almost impossible fer
such person to help worrying over
every pins prick. But just as soonkas
worry can be RENTED and apprehension
forgotten does sleep become possible
sleep, the only sovereign power which
can lay It's cool hand upon the burning
brain, and bring it from rs wild unrest
to deep repose and the sweets OF life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-26

WIN you heed the warningi The Sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you c. u afford for the sake of
saving 30 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that 5hiloh'A Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than a Million Bottles were
sold the past year. Itrelieves Group aud
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not he without II. For Lame Back, Sids
or Chest, uAe Shiloh's Porous Plaster N.
b. Daniorth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second aud Market streets, Wilmington,
Del