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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16


The OHIo ELECTION. The po.
liticaI situation in Ohio is peculiar.
At the state election in November
three constitutional amendments
will be voted on. The most import
ant Of these is one proposing TO
change from annual to Biennial
elections. There will be an election
every year, but state and county Of
ficers are to be elected in November
Of the even years, and city and
township officers in November OF
the odd years. City aud township
officers will thus DO elected IN the
fall, instead Of il April, as they are
1t present.
IL the amendment carries, them
10 order to set the state running in
regular order, the governor and
state officers elected this autumn
will hold Office three years, instead
Of two. The officers that will thus
hold over are the governor, lieuten.
ant governor, treasurer, attorney
general and members Of the legisla-
ture. In and after 1892 these OIL
GERS will hold their places two years.
The amendment il popular among
the farmers, and it is expected to
pass. The point Of general inter-
est, however, il that il this amend
ment Is carried the legislature chos-
en this fall will elect Two United
States senators.
The term Of Office Of the Demo-
cratic Ohio senator, Henry B. Payne
expires IN 1891. His successor will
be elected next January by che leg
islatnre chosen this tall. But Il
the constitutional amendment car
RES the same Legislature viii also
80 called On to elect . successor TO
John sherman, whose time il out
il 1898. r the amendment i
adopted. therefore. 0hio,s senators
Mill Sc either both Democratic or
hpEh Republican.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

The Hayes administration was
the first one to inaugurate the tenn.
perance rule at the White House,
and that was owing to the strict
teetotal principles Of Mrs. Hayes.
It was not believed that the rule
could be enforced, but the quiet,
gracious firmness OF Mrs. Hayes car
ried it through. Even those who
laughed at her respected her firm
ness. Not till after her death was
it generally known that she was one
Of the founders Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans Home in Ohio, or
that she took such active part in
many good works. The soldiers in
her husbands command during the
war regarded her with little short of
veneration, and she was made an
honorary member of the Society of
the Army of West Virginia. AS
hostess at the White House few
have been more successful or more
sincerely liked than she was. Her
commanding height, dark hair aud
eyes and fresh complexion gave her
handsome, striking presence,
while her gentle, cordial manners
won al hearts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16
AN illustrption Of the working Of

AN illustrotion Of the working Of
the trust principle is afforded in a
brief telegram from st. Joseph,
Mo-, which says "The st. Joseph
Refining Company has been absorb
cd by the sugar trust and has closed
down for a term of three years.
The consideration is $18, 900 year.
About IT'S persons are thrown out
OF employment. = That is, this re-
iining company is to be paid $751;
900 a year on condition that il will
not enter into competition with the
sugar trust. The purpose is to in
crease the price Of sugar, and Meth
or the public nor the 175 persons
thrown out of employment are in
the least considered in the matter.
Have the people no rights which
the trusts are bound to respect!
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

Englishmen After Minneapolis HGsIls.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 16. AN option has
been given q syndicate Of English capt.
talists until fhe 25th instant for the plr-
chase Of several Of the largest Touring
mills in this place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-16

Fair; no decided change In tempera-
ture except slightly warmer IN northern
portion; northwesterly winds.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
xoEicE OF. FaIEEITUEE.
GALENA NINE.


yyNc WHITFIELD :. SALGoT, MS HEIR.
L assigns.
Ynu ar hrgby noi.f by the unde'sjgr- d
TIA rhs has cxpsf ded ihe cum Of "a enfy-aye
dollsrs In pe-.y; mig th- portion ~ The am usl
work To- - se.r 1855, wi: u you as a eo-oaser
iu the ;5a!~Ea Mai < clsila. silusic Ia the War
lea yniAins Ci-irscf. Coca Sc comfy. lfiscur
Territory. are rrgu'rsa hy 'aw 20 eIPsnt a-nlHl!
upoa taid I1sLe. IA. whole rcul CxpaLdad 10
jaa,r sqa isl prov rcu,= r;-on "a claim fer the
scar i5,s oc.u. o-c laI.Tec co.l-r-, and 20 have
failed 70 COlti bate ycrr Proportion CT sa'd e1
psEa'isce IS q .ir-d ~ section ga Of TIE Re
V-s-4 s:a.Utcs Il The Z uii-e S;a.es.
The SAN cUe loo you % ycur raid cc-osr c. lot
IT, aula.l E-i. t,,0a Fz;d O. ne rsiHii z claim
fir ;he y.z~ - j. tv.Sutyys Goil5r'. tnsi bling
ihs SUP 10. silica yea z-e dc!Isqs eEt az tao dat'
OF .tss If.tiS--
Yo1. your hers sni assigR', are hereby lciifeG
rhac 81 yn5i they shgrl5 .Asi o. rriu-s 20 OF
trsbgfe JUE proportion OF tie Ebovs ex 'enc E-f.
fowl: the rs.l Il TWENTY fgs d9!i-s-, within
Y.1cy days Ai.Cr te publ ca.i-l - tails notice a.
l-es ores w-Uk for ninety d$ss ia this news
y.p.-, tt~ same being tIs -~-pgDar published
nearest the sad cleul yOaT i:eElsi In said Ga m
VIII become the pFoterty e yoEr c i-ovn sE. re
ursirfsccec. " 20 Ess r1g,c tn required expcndi-
iure. ard wLo sifcs ~ BlsO-e, a. T.
D4tcG !laasry y. le-9-
Ja.lS-sld E.AI SO3LE.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

TUCSON LAND OFFICE.
Pee ind. W. Smith.
Resiste--A. ID. Dcf
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
NOTICE OF F0HSEsTURE.
BONANZA MINE.
ITO WINFIELD S. SALMON, MS HEIRS
~ - u.

T7o WINFIELD S. SALMON, HIS HEIRS
z -gLs:
YSu are hereby notified By the undersigned
,oar c , own = ~ thu Bpaanzl mining claim, 1T
uaie IL She Tombstone mining district. ia iht
county or Co his Territory OF Arizona, y ii hs
has txpeUd-d ihs sum OF one haudlCd co.lErs Il
the lei f5rrnauc- OF the ami lgl work To- tAe yea
Isss required b. the Laws OF Congress % BE- PEI
.-rned -posl sid a. i'm TO hal3 tie same.
You cave f-iief 10 coutiIbst. ycgr Ir- p1rtlot
OF the * D-TdiJu:es required by sector 1874 o
the i.sy.se1 Stztptre Of 'he Lri.ct S!a-c= 70 h'
N ate upon sara diam iOr the year 49, The sun
q Sc lrJu7 ypn 20 toe unscrzisGed. you co-oEDei
il sgi1 81 liza, ~ your p7oJcr len OF fhc moneys
expended hy him uDol rsid c aim - above sei
firta, - tb:r three doilef- AID lniriy tire;
cents, for wA!ca 70! IRE ooliEqu- NJ al The csie o
tl-- as:lce.
YSu- y0Ir h-1-- ard Gs.i Us. src hereby Motif q
thai l SOi h sul1 tai Piuse - c0uiToHis yC.
proportion OF tie above expenditure within
ninety d a. aser tis p blc.t'O1 Of tails nos CT
one Ns-k f5r ni.C3s day, yo-r iatercs. IL int
said ECaspza !nios VII u.CoiIs the p-1rerry q
y0gr C,s-oWner. the rad rsig1ed, HEo fe-ic,r a
L. Try Of Tom D-io:e. Cccliss county, a. 4.
Dated -ngGy u. iss3
;4I;6-s0i WILLIAM HERRING.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
rNINEn STATES oFFIcHRs.

ININED STATES VfftNENs.
United States Marsk4l-W. X. Mead.
United st4t9z Deputy Nsrshal-H. D. Under
wusd
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

The only award Of merit for trusses,
Londcn, 1887 was captured by Seeley
Il Co. There were over sixty-sighs
competitors. II
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

sUILOfs'5 CURE viii Immediately relieve
Group. Ws"e,iHg CcGs!i ana BsoEc;aiiis.
For sale l.y.J loage.i
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
FOR SALE.

The new spaper plant ;OB
which the Prospecier was fey
meriy Printed, CONSISTING OF
4 Washington hand pres s.
type, and necessary material
for tie printing Of a G-eoiumn
folio; also 1 Gordon Jobher, 1
plow pap,r cutter. three I'M
posing stones, rollers, Io,Gs
etc.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

SUPREME COURT.
Ch',f Juftice-JsEcs II Wrieh'.
Associate Justices w. W Potter, W. II.
Barnes.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE.
ecclye--D. J. Sullivan
EegisIer-E, BlT-css.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

l. C DAKE, room 65. Merchant ExchAnse. San
Francisco. is Authorized Agent for California
GEO. P. HOWELL = CO., 10 Spruce ST., New
yo-S.
y W. AVER K son. Philadelphia.
Al transactions made by the above named Per
esas. will be COMPLIED with :; the PROSrECIOk
ohce..
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS.
Collector, TAGS N ". II. Bristol.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
DICuJ Rewarded are those

hNJL1L Il who read this and then
act; they wlii n1i h0noT=bie employment
that will not take Them FROM tl.eir homes
and families. The profits sre iaI &c and sure
for every Industrious person. Ilany have
made aaG are ROW making several hundred
dollars n month. Il is easy for any one to
make e aud uyr-sr.ls per day, who IS Will
ing 10 WORK. LI,hcr sex y"Uag or old: cap
itsl not needed; we start yea. EVerythinr
new No sDccisl ability Required; you.
reader. caa 6o e IS well y. any oae. Write
10 Us at once for fall particulars, which we
Maire. 1-56iD
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

THIS PAPER ' E ;. f9s :, 2. &c q "a
.,vsrTis1s, l3sr,'su ~ spruce > 1sra - ye-stsys
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
JAMES MEANS s CO., Al Lincoln St., Boston, Mass.

Chnice brands OF batter ana chee &c
=. Hoe1iar's the pioneer grocer, Oh Ere
mont and fifth streets. NJ
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09

Salt pickles, 80 coEts-. a gallon. at
Wo!cctt's Cash Store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-09
oTEY OFFICIAL PAPER.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Gov.rnur-C NJ Zniick
Seereisry James q. bsysrd.
Uaiied Stat Attornsy-Owen J. R0ase.
Auditor. >. Hawkins.
Attorney -,icn>Tol-J. II. Rush.
Surveyors SncFal-Jchn II. AiSe.
Trsasarer-C. d. Foster.
supsrin.enseat Of Pablo InstrES;.oa-C. N.
Strauss.
Deliberate TO Congress-M. A. Smith.
Superintendent OF genitofi.l Pris1a-John II.
Bcsan.
SUPREME COURT.
Ch'tfJuftice-Jsnes II wrieh'.
Associate justices ~. W Potter, W. II.
Barnes.
DISTRICT COURT.
Judg, FIRST jaGicifl Distrot-w. II. Psrnes.
Judge Second Judicial Districfwu IAN ".
jude TAiri Judicial Dl,trict-James II.
Wright.
UNINEO STATES oFFICER5.
United States Marsksl-w. X. Mead.
United states Deputy Ns-shsl-H. D. Under
wuSd.
TUCSON LAND OFFICE.
PecsiYsr-yTtd. W Smith.
R-Siste:-A. D. ocf
PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE.
eeclye--D. J. Sullivan
Eerister-E, Barsess.
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS.
Collector, Taos II. Bristol.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20
NarstIs IL The CisadssI Prsduel
# The kinslssaih Csatary.

=
Or. g0yzsxa yoa vii fxr1on nse ~
drawing 90 year yssei0gs slrsss. fos .isa
10 conftseS sepr sR5&asstse kysfeu 81 treat
frsK 65eeaxe Mffs tse ge9Hsar ns4 fnxy
hobby. Atssus thr sxs. - E~Vtesns4r last
ing zafs s0sk dewa Hish tsss feves. &Ex6 Ne
ffesssd him NJ sar htzne hy tlls hyxeEstc
treatment, aud be wAa ssttsaR aioEx hns
III afDsss 10 DAYS. hHs his appetite wzs get
ting gDad sad lse gaze ~ tEas aes1xc nsze
fsy an9 vent 10 the orchard azs tiled
bsfneslf vita xreesl fritz ard exesFed hisu-
sess running tbrDsgh fae Zelda sEssi took q
setb&xk. Then be woszI4 listen folcEAing
but BE- mass have 6srsEg. 80 I t1ssk htas
typhoid fsyer Ia q dangsrvas form ssss
rss1<s 90 to bed and EkSt ses sp any fss5xe fsr
eight or 10 days 10 we pat nfzS 20 bed
and eDxnfseneed 1oyfag hsrn vita susse 'sff-
her drugs tie w0nfd hare been sp IN . few
days II had pot kept hiEa stosn 20 pssNe.e
the ticefor. Bot be was 30 and DOING vel
IN three weeks, and Hsss1id have BEEN nnch
sooner II he scul1 hase had his wssia srzFs-
fed The doctor fame Ia SIX tlznee 20 SO.
hifn. and the b5n Is the drug store = e
81 50. and fns feetsHsx blll Has " ~
total -. The bsiantt 81 the lafskly tss-
toms, and thres out Of fire OF rs bad =
worse than the oae slrss1y mentioned.
hearss Of yassy system aud called on your
agent, DR. Grover. naa be frtatsss the r.
rnafnsns Eve patients sad gave as bis per
soual stseassou and medicine daily for
nearly three weeks. The fever dlzeppe red
uuffer the Hisfsgenet{e treatment Ike
sfsu hsfore q Chinook wind. ] and ny
wife were both rheumatic, All ss1@ nas 3
white growth Of sose kind sla@sy forE.
Ing ever one eye and vas fast losing toe
i1Ast from tie effecs. Bat the Histczenefsc
medicine has brought Is aif out IN good
share. and her eye has improves very
fustff during tie treatment Nos for the
contrast financially Our Dr.. Growers bill
for the whole attendance aud treatment
81 five patients was 80. onlg 81 to be
cared aeainst 81 to be dopsd. ] wish goa
the bert Of success ]. NJ. HARPER.
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xur porrLAs POPLAR rnEr.

January 81 NIcholas
when the great wind sets things whiting
And rattlsF the wiadcw paues.
And blows the dus, Ia giants
And dragons tossing their names.
when The willows have waves like water.
And ehiidfen are shouting with glee:
when the pines art alivo aud the lafehes.--
Then hnrfah for you alsd me.
IN the tip o. the top % the tap O the tip oi
the popular poplar tree.
ponstta ahoni Jack asd The neanstalk =.
He did not climb hall 40 high
Ard Alice In ali her travels
Wnx never II near the sky
0nff the swAtlaw, skimrssaE
Tho storm rlssld sser The sea.
Knows how Il feels 10 be flying
when the gusts eoafe strong saa frea~
In the tip u the top o. the top o. the fsp
of the popular poplar tree
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rxzes aass. TExks, Ja6e "a IS -Taa
HNsfs ss>ceafse Company, AtlaRfs. Ca --ssea
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with fhsssnstssn sad is.isz tes ahegs tsss
yeaEs We gave her ssrtoss4 atnsss ~ Tsss,is.
clue bas without pratts atsa tsxsa 80 sss.sssr
u caring her at al. MAS FNssaastesl 81 trg
yxser ssisss aesssse after abe bad nsS3
sad shs = hsW 4 kAsS hearty ami hea8faf
nlri tuefse years 3il Ah2shes ehsla has
Just hssease es.1sesea So TIA sasae way. sAl i
aad psfssas lsat essgS< \. q wAsssssssss
Efru HUI. No. JalY :. sSss ~The swtse
ep<esse &C.. Atlanta. Ssas--sasRglsEaeai o.
tftils g1rs w'iian tas s'sgsse weeks eta hrsS s
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teaEAA I AAA "a. AtssNa f1-Ns
lsE J. Euseae geraAA, Seassss. y
s}zAa sakf ahcHi i've saonths sso I y a.
stricken with p&fslests IA sse leit l.ses
saiea sasss sktrsssss ae right s{Sss 10 am
aaS hasid. esluid SGT ssse Say Flghs fsss<
a. ell. or assa sc h9aA foar medicines
wvrs Tecsnaeseaaest q nee ~ these y -
had eSea gEezfsx beaeslfsl ~ ys,mr sagsf!.
esfsss, sesue 81 shnsa Raj hssfs safsss AZ
diseases pgssn nsfarall sarasshle 81 al the
tseessrS Of the al4 kehusai. AsAanzss thoSs
y fze ssnsasiy asgxa sae - take year fssssas.
eises was Ellz saille mos Ms l2flnatal
y b was ssySn ap 10 dis Is 81 tAe saasagS,
v ~ consumption I goas astssgsi "a take
sisay fsess5e.lss lf9al The tssak, and IL TIVE
aNek< eonia wax 3saa tawa. ana Bow.
3SseF seven weeks, ana ueAsiF w3i8. eags
Wa ard ase gaS arm. Ny aaaa ass usas
ssaliF FcT9pesgsi rs Normal ea1azt5an. h.as
y tAst EvfuhS wrts ~ nnsah fexIiDs kAs
ieit sag ssts ASH &yus. sssa usy sssessas are
sssvstNfvA taat EsesSsfY 81 sftaxtr seeaid
VISA S@ca SnsierS With hearEsvil
tesaSs y yna Sqz yeuf woasssrgaa Mtss.s
feaetlc AeatSimse. I teNasa. TesS sgate.
ta;ss xegrs, d D Mgtsf.Kff.AN
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SEATTLE, Dec. 2esh. Isss.

SEATTLE, Dec. 18th. lsss.
Twenty seven years aga. had my leg
smashed hy the falling Of tree, which
ueeesssseted manipulation below the knee.
After recovery. and when II was all healed
M ] began "a experience severe sharp.
shooting, dartiag pain, Ia the stump. Ii
kept gradually growing worse. until II be-
came simply ttnendurable iconsuited no
end OF doctors on the Pacific Coast. and
some uf the mast eminent doctors of Cali
fornia, but they tali said that Il was an In
eurahie case: that such cases had never
been cured, and that the only thing that
could be done was IA take medicine Ia
deaden the pain. They advised the use of
rhlofcform ard aeunsie for wash. did
IL, bur II would oaly stop the pain for halt
an hour, when the misery would begin
again. ! cousA not sleep for pain. Az
last. about four years awo, | had ~ cont
mcaee the use az choral, which just
about wrecked az systefa. | got 50 |
eoald not eat. Ny mind began 10 b. tasr-
! fully impaired. and we concluded the
measure Of superhutnan endurance OF
misery had about reached a clifaaS; Ia fact
Tor three days and nigats did not esase al
/ eye nor did ] have the least desire "a
sleep. Ny friends advised me as a last re-
sort 10 try Dr. J. Eugene Jordan. no had
accomplished 60 our knowledge remark,
able cares ia our neiEhborhood. when all
/ the ether doctors failed utterly Ny
( ifsSHfs tSAh tAc fo tsfs dpfIAH ana ne seftf
/ me 10 Grace hospital. lie ordered the His
togenettc medicine which | began 10 taas
forthwith. As he ordered the discontinue
ance cf ShloFSl ar any other Kind oil
/ ssimnlauts. II certainly hooked a. though |
would never endure II, ard In fact my
friends thought that | would never
return home alive. No ssoaer did
begin Ia taAa that marvellous
hisgogenetie medicine than com nenpe1
10 Improve. aud In one week time left the
| hospital as ala right. Ny appetite returned
and the pain~~the nameiszx, unenanra
/ bic psiu--ceAscd little by little ever,
day. tAn IL was hardly perecpsshle Ia ths
senses feel strong ard hearty. aud hayy
reviewed \ new leese af life. and more than
life, comfort, ! am I'll years OLD ara have
suffered q hundred deaths Ia q years How
much would give II the histogeastlc sys
tenn had tsen discovered years ago. 4
seems. however. That IL was destined fal
nr Jordan 10 accomplish what ages ~ doe
tors have failed 10 %. particularly wFiss
sAis for the manned. a knaw what thes
snsleT- Ny hems and laas,eitice address {,
Fsdalgo isisus. " T.
Il WILLIAM Il. GRIFFIN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

0RflIIa. Dec 14h. lsss.
About the iCsh OF last Jnna my son was
taken sick with neafsisia 81 the heart end
the worst form If rheumatism. He could
not move at all Ills arms we're rarRiyxed
and we bad - move him on blankets. The
pain wa mosf horrible foa c0uid beaf
BIN stFeafn for half nile. AZ last through
the solicitations OF my nesghbVrs. coz
scented 10 20 % Seattle end consult DR. Jor-
dans although had no faith islat afEFtsinE
eeHId be done for one 30 near scath's door,
When J saw the docfsr he said zny son
would get well. | dad not believe hinas but
IL was the last thing. for ! had tried every
thiuR else. commenced giving him the
medicine 1T once and be began 20 Improve
immediately, until he gradually. gradually
got better, and In two months was perfectly
well, and has been working at farea work
ever since, through al kinds OF weather.
We both know HAT Dr.. jordan saved hls
life. ami want this statement Published so
every one nay use his wonderful fnsdi-
cines. which win cure disease. have seen
them used for Ill kinds OF troubles. end If
faithfully taken the patient always re-
eesers. We can be referred 20 In 0yiIlia at
any time IN regard % this statement.
MARGARET BURNS,
JOHN Z. BUgSs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

Seattle. Nex. lsf. ISIS.
I have suffered six years with sci
attic rheumatism, az times being 81
could scarcely move without suffering
severe pain. In thss time ! have been
treated rs al least hall dozen physicians
without any peTcepsibie benefit After
four weeks treatment by Or. Jordan, am
better than ! hare been tn six years. and
consider myself nearly we'll | have suf'
fered from childhood with sick and net
yous headaches: have had treatment from
several physicians, and taken no small
amour, OF patent medicine. Have been
benefited more In one week withssDr, Ell
gene Iordanss ilisfogenetic treatment than
with all the rest combined.
cannot find words 20 express my gsati
fuie, ard would that all who are sick aaA
suffering might try the safne treatment aud
be made wei. MRS J. IL BuRNfIAM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

The New Years edition ss the various
papers OF the TNfrltoEy gave very clear
fdeA III the enormous growth 81 the Terri.
tory during the past twelve saeushs The
Seattle Posi- leads the list
with sixteen large pakes III tiRe type. and
nnung the ronteuis He notice some we'll.
pFcpwrsd tables FnawiRs the lam Der cut.
put Of Puget seend. aud ether valuable Ia.
formation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-20

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