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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-04
THE NORTHWEST.
aalubrious Climate Of Ore
Con and Washington.
cAsuxxrr AT CRESCENT Bar.


w..a.wur4x. April s.-Iass Jaiy toe
reneae r1eee6 resolution directing fns
s-.rsr.iston Of reports prepared under d.
.srsfrn q he chief signsi officer apoa ffas
~sss..1e "a climatic conditions Of 0regsn
- 1setInxson. These reports. together
100 f1I,atxaf5se charts and letters from
sSeres~f f3feesy. have Just been pucllshe1,
~ n xfew 81 the esnixskisoa 20 tae fsr
Ters6 vs6k VII be fsuDd Of gsrsssi m
Sessza11 q, lbs Pacific eoxsf II fhe nsavi-
- a fke unIsk<i States. ranging from % q
~ frekes annually, bat this eIl1ynsosss fsii
ocre5a cniy per cent q TIE ara 81 ukss
= - where less thar 10 Inches fats y
~ s21r 5 per cent Of the whole: Wheat
- Ee es0sn In Mines Of These two
~7Sfes u3fhout irrigation owing 70 t1e
eS~st53 entnf&Ii- Agricultural operations
~ more fruitful With smaller rainfall
fSSn So ssfne sections ef other states VIE
: eons5d large precipitation.
n(S7sns ~ also obtained. the eafifs range
~ ~ mean sunHAs temperature over this
6roy4lSffv being but III des4sees from ST. 81
Tssf fs03vfiie, III Northeast Washington. 10
II 6eerees 81 Ashland. Or. In 30 Hfsies OF
Edifas3e along the eoAxt the faage Of tenn
@<fff ii kfxs snuxfasF z1DasAs ~ p1Iy -
clse<1. from IS 81 Port Angeles, Wash
fHff5u. 70 5gsL NJ Fort SfeFeaks Oregon.
5yaffak the winter nsonshs ths faaa1 tenn
nerxlafe of more than half these states II
6koge re freezing p0iBt and on the coast
1nseee between 10 aud II dagrses.
Gen. Greeiey says ITO summarize, Ore
~ apd Washington afe favored with q
11fmale OF unusual miidness an1 sxi1brify,
Ehife the imnediafe coast regions hzve
SerY heavy fniufalls. JET sufss szin occurs
hufluR the winter months. ffufa December
q fehfuasy, aud IN all cases the wet season
9iye piaet gradually a. the dry season
1efttinR amount 81 rain falls during the
winter, yet the spring. sesiy sumner and
Iate fall are marked BY Moderate rains az
ri jnffequeut intervals. These climatic
6on1fstons favor tn msrked extent the
SkOwtli Of most cereals and other important
Tfnnffx -
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eases Cared by DIR. McLennsn's New
system OF Treatment.

Abscess, Asthma, Bladder diseases.
Blood diseases. Bone diseases, Bight's
disease. Bronchitis. Cancer, chills
and Fever, catarrh, Constipation,
CONSUMPTION, Crooked Limbs, De-
formities, Diabetes. Diarrhma, Diphtheria,
Diseases OF Men, Diseases of Women, Drop
sy. Dyspepsia. Ear diseases, Eezama,
Eye diseases. Fever and Fever Sores, Col
tres and Tamors, Headaches, Heart dis
eases, Hip Joint Disease. Kidney Disease,
Liver Disease, Lung diseases. Malaria,
Nervous diseases. Neuralgia, Pneumonia;
Pains and Aches, Paralysis. Piles, Rheu.
nstism, Rupture. Salt Rheam. sciatica,
scrofula. Scarlet Fever, sores aud Ulcers.
Skin diseases, spinal Curvature, ST. vstus'
Dance, Tape Worm. and many otaer deli
cate and complicated diseases TOO nurner.
GUS 20 mention here.
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pneee sasud. EAeeaze rad Ps<ssr dsy1s<cn
p1fpss. snzd I'm tess ~ tks<e yenn Fz1ss
sfslfs1 viii xzye the E1r<hcTn FnEs4c zn<5y1
r~seeafer and freight ha&fn<@x snaa sae
ynEIsy ~ TIE Nflsaszkzts &C tie snszfe
skaxe ct UrexnH- The naexzers4a was
A10pke3
a exaas1i Of de gnpEsr Lrxsex 81 Enssel
Asnerscxu Mechanics has been srx8nssns1
here. bat CO rerx ass nos sss esexsrd~
sz4nSy EHfxe. fpfnsf prsEs3s<uS % the
Eogss eass Of sas Hotel Fife. WAC wns ~
rested o. . charge 81 nstxzxsefax - de-
frzsd bis sxexstevx. was tried and eas-
efs2xxs<f today
The TACOMA afss Puy&sEaF vaiAsy rail-
rad hax deesxzsd 10 aExa1 fEs& E1<tsaz ssstr-
gakIoa. their <nfxxnes 10 whsEtz Eks cAize6
sueE foatFsves1T. bat IL Hxx unanimously
decided fhss tsss road xh0ahs - bHtlt ssss
fheok&zte.
surveyors xfsl BE sesss ost smmetssfssy
70 lacsss the t@xsnnsax ~ the N11thsrzl
part OF sae city. faezes passing sogfAxard
10 she Cakes ssfatian. reroaxh taas rsHek.
faIkeS.ef Eewsxks ". g.. and Aiong The
Pgyaslap ssIIey 10 FuyslIEr and sors1s
nosut as the Esssse& Of the Fayzgur rsysT-
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TACOMA NEWS.
A nail bay ia the Northern rwets.
Termtaas.

IAessss4 April s-~Au s.lslssau. a. cssxs
$saa. will b. assas "a the coaxguxsslsp a
cAarch
Tue heat Hop Company VAS sacarxSzr.
nsssssso day. with . e&eisal stock a. 40 enc
The ssssSrparsEnss arc Era n. Me~ses
kisn = Osborne asss FnNf : Nexss<
SEVEN eagxess 81 esa2i. Axkrwvxssrss - 81
iona were eAffpsss tssssa sA.x vss~s .sssrs. !. =
fhe month 81 Massh
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0sS f7FsA sfie s@csaaa TUESDAY ia Ma
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- as lasSAtpery kss arrived @asi : tsals.s9re
= ~ rs constituted. A Ss-ssss ssssss fsr..zf
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tssse eslfsxs sAw ssst=se 81 - - -
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- kssssesa sssss asRh Rezass&I assssssss -
sisss $500 - saassse, Ia sesss ssxessg : -
rsssss - s1s rasassszs. ssss $40
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ssSssSs ~ Fases s@AeS3sss. s.
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n4u. wstA wham iss 1rs<zssesd about .
fnFs The przzansr esasms Is y rsana.
son 81 he lA<e Gen- John E. Egsaks1ff3xn
81 KeuEBekv-
The Knxsssh ceyp~- naxrkss "Wednesday
esnt@3 xfI Tn e1xA. &f Is three nonsh i.
In psrss ccnpsalg d7kseozaFse sAsr<s
closed Is frznex. Sarsssa DIS XksA1x. =
frxacs Eio Tsnsc, - fs1Hrz-
secreserr Hsx;se has rusesY esi ssferrn T.
ton frofn CrDwn EoasuE 41zen. 81 KfneE-
son JxmxsEA OF the s&se - fAe eozaEzai
gDsernunn1 10 m Ansxxxaza xynaEfxza OF
sEe entire Jsrasies faskway system.
sThe waItea STATES ennenl af Auckland
has inforrns6 she state Department ef thk
wreck Of tAe Amsrsaaa ship ED Cross "a
Eirhnasa3, --F&s or the Touxa igaands.
Nineteen 81 her Eers are Hesitate &c Aack-
land
TIE I.yaeeker eossrtsEnartsz1 ad5on-ues.
" Wednesday, afternoon r. aS bxzieseG saey
ansfly aased npaa the ease bat cannot
9fzs0fee the eusart antsl 10 arzers1 By the
SECRETARY of war. who mar hare otfser hszss-
ness 10 Gag before saesn.
The reeent hurricane IN The South PseiGe
caused great damage 90 the Island Of
Tahiti. Part of fhe island was submerged.
MxnT peorie were drownsd- On the tklaad
Of Tonga The hurricane created great
h8spe Thlrty persons persisted.
The chxrxe Of murder egsfuxs VIA Hav-
gingsoti. wieo w&s accused Of aAoatiug and
killing Dgsk4 J. pouAssoe in the Republican
county COMMITTEES roouas q San Francisco
Oh TIE night OF the primary elections last
fall was dismissed Wednesday afternoon
by Judge sawier.
Fire started IN the basement Of bald.
ing occupied By the Golden Eagle DRY
goods honse ard +. b. crnSe. carpets. IN
Denver. Wednesday eyenIng. TIE stock
81 both hoases wzs couaplsteay ruined by
IRE and water The loss In In the neig hhor-
hood OF 50. GO. partly fnsared. The IRE is
supposed 70 hsse been sneeadiary-
TIE government received large major
Its for the army bill on it, passage 70 the
third reading IN the lower house OF the
Hungarian Diet. IN conjunction with the
bin the hoase passed q resolution allowing
the military authorities 70 ase their own
discretion a. regards the use OF the Han.
gsfsan language In the examination OF
HRugarsaa candidates for promotion.
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OLyxrf4, April IA peculiar case, In
vOlsfua large property interests In this
county, Was Yesterday brought 10 light. A
few weeks since Mr. John ~ Iaify. well
TODD farmer OF Grand Mound Pralrie, Ia
this county. died. leaving his property 20
hin surviving wife, and making his step
o0n, Deputy Assessor Fred stocking, his
44ecutof. A lady from Cornwall, England,
~ her Attorney now appears on the scene
ana asks that the marriage OF Laity Il, Mrs
Seeking be decided null and void. mas
mnch q shs MIRA. faity No. II q still hts
wife, having BEEN welded 70 him ln 1855
II EnkIAnd. aud legal separation never
having followed. She will also attempt 90
secure The properly left By the said Laity,
- bis only legal heir. The ease exeifes
much interest here.
Teachers Association WAS held last night
IN uplnmmA ball. which was packed with
teachers ard others who hed assembled 10
ueseDme the guests. Prof. b. A. Bsinsnail.
ut the Olympia high school, called the
meeting 10 order about 2 o'clock and at
once introduced Prof.. W. II. Roberta. who
favored his auditors With an exquisite
ne Tharston County Teachers Assocsa-
ttot. was then presented, ani In her usual
pleasant manner babe the visiting pesia-
eQgues fervnnr =eloosue. la the absentee
Of Mayer john y. Convey. Gen. Il. II. MIL
roy was then introduced aud welcomed
the visitors 90 behalf OF the citizens. Coy.
Hemple being absent, Mr.. T.. u. Moore fsok
his plncs aud babe the teachers tsosispeesi
IN their noble work OF education r.
These addresses responses were made hp
Territorial superintendent T. H. Morgan,
rfhf. y. s. Jones OF Seattle, i'rnf. r. h.
CAN'T OF Tacoma, and Prof ]. NJ. Taylor OF
Seattle. al of WHICH were excellent aud
we'll received. Another organ solo by
rfpf. Robaftk cola plssad the evenings
programme. aud the teachers were then
taken care of by the citizens who have II,
Hospitality thrown open their homes fof
the cumfuft OF the city's guests This
MORNINGS session OF the association was
de9ote3 10 routine work Of = general
nature
The Odd Fellows OF this csfy will form
xtiy dedicate their new temple on AnFtf
18th. the 10th anniversary OF Odd Fellow
ship IN America. Meaxrs. r. n. Fafsl, n
Ostfansief and J. AZ. swan have been ar
polluted ~ committee % arrangements
The knights of fsthias have lei the con.
tract for the construction OF triangular
pavilion In the public square. 10 be used
~ she grand lodge. waiuSi meets here next
month. The sades of the triangle Will he
100 feet long.
Hon. e Crosby. of cen,ralis, lsla the
ctr 10 day
days
Hon 4. II. casanangh returned from
Warrington Ia ssay
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EounterfetteFs Examined Settling
the Aauamish yalIex.

Ngw wsrTxsssrsn. April :. The case OF
Regina ". ]. K Mcneil. a man Of rather
respectable appearance. charged with the
forgery aud ufisrxnre OF spurious bank
notes, came np Tor hearing III the police
court yesterday morning and Was con
cIudsd to-day. After hearing the evidence
the magistrate remarked that the case
was prstna fscie and committed The priso-
nsF Tor trial NJ the aext asssxes, fixing
bail At 1000, The other THREE cases ia eon-
uection With the counseffeitsng business
were Ssmanded until saturday. Al the
legal talsst ia the city Is employed on
them.
A company has been formed az Van
coussr for the purpose Of establishing n
colony OF setilsfs In the sqHamish river
valley, and IA meeting with astounding
success. Two hundred aa6 twelve appii-
cations for land have bsss died within
the past three days. The valley n sl..1ss..i
10 miirs mp the coast from Vancouver, ans!
contains about - no acres
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i TREE FELL ON THEM.
Aeoid est 81 Creseent Ray In the Big
Wind--A Woman killed.

PosT poessgsDs w.. April J. Informs
ton to-day reached here Of au seesaent at
Crescent Bay, during the wind storm of
Monday. that resulted In the death Of the
wife Of man named Thompson, and the
dangerous injury Of the husband. 1ls0Inp-
ron aud his family lived in . new honse In
the woods. and the ~ airing al ths trees In
fhe storm 20 frightened them that they
ief4 the dwelling Tor some place Of safety.
When jnst outside the door. large tree
fell. pinnfng Thompson and bis wife 10 the
eFO1fad, ard injuriag her 20 sHeh extent
that s1e sson expired. Thompson was
badly hurt, bat he exsfieatsd himself FROM
beneath the tree. and picking up the baby,
which hsa been n bis wiie's arms. aud
which was uninjufed. he dragged himself
hack into the hasise. Here he became an
conscious and Wa found Ia that condition
next day ~ neiRhbor.
Az last hcc0unfs Thompson was alive
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T@c a@9axa!sa aaaissrg hiss resigned.
hssY Aassrssa. ske aeasss. AAs sailed
Sos Eareg~
tsaHs - kset0ssA. Aaxsxa.sa. aasa kseaa
gsszSssy bassessss ag Pains.
1as saltss 81 Taskey A&s. discovered <
Ess's 80 's2sse.se hlsa ssh Fsss@ his Asasaas'
a*ss sa Nv ssasasse
f@s as@s&ssE assssS. EN&4s ssrSsss tssSfS<s.
s@s43'ke1 81 ss&aa sazzssFEivt MssN&. was
s'zrGssg Nsss@ssssAy Kssssgssssgs xssss So !.
as
= -ssszes sAzs u - aksAsssSe u
h*uisesT, A@k ssessassss khs s1sSean - =.
see Sc @Nsea ae was ns1a4aaFssS sesx
1ssx kxsN
s4Asg ~ ssssSAssss. e&ssssSsz IS ~ !
ssaaes&se aea 4sases ~ sss2 FnAAxsssss.
was azs&sxsssss Isl snm 2sas5k 4 ~
sssEkss ~ss& <ssssss assist an ! u s
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Nor ro SIS TAKEN ALIVE
I've Deputy sasFins killed hy the
GsnYaa Dtahls Rnhhnr.

fkrNotf. Aria. April e. IseFSssas ~
akas e0tsssa shess-s o'Neiis'x posse and
tsae aaYan fasAaa train vuhasgs i can
aFiaea BY dsspSssh svoFa SssxS,aT tnis
afternoon, ID ~. t8als aaa y ! wf3e.sx
- tls<stsH. ssssah sFa at ssae sssess n s..ssxs
we're stsissi The rohAsss eseAy<Ss. Ang re
stSesta v tsasssW ard gSzgstsgf. Ii - fs,ssssas
US sessiSs q the fFssa FaAAeEs 4 MeNekl
tsas NOTED SesF9xs=zS sn7 hssrse fhtef ~
seem rVNsssss sssa> skfns IA ssxss ~ S3sss
aAsS bTsn csYereSis assss that ae wsts ssxss -
takes alive @N -
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a car Of shingles w&s ss5riped in EaIcesg
BIZ s6~nIgA<s fseixkt, BY local Gwr- An
oshes cas- gas fDrw zrde1 10 Portland oss
ssse saxae train By Io12I EumEer Arra.
sAfpmsafs ct issmksr and sssiuxfss frogs
seafsse 10 ssse central and s<Fusherra ssxtes
ara inefexssnE greatly every monfh.
Lisxse poultry was received TO-DAY. and
ths market rsnsxssss In the atne poor coz
dltIess nor does me futzrs seem very
promising
Fssh ssoeks we're az aheat cleaned Up
to-day. and tins market rrsseats Gestures
similar 70 the poultry market. TIE failure
here II aiso vsry uncertain.
No movement IN hops wss noted today
fsrucegy trade tn-dgv was sety heavv.
yegesas,se stocks are aiI pretty well
egeaEed up. but tbs next steamer. which
II locked for heuriy, win relieve the
rnasxes
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE Re
EETPr-- During fkaa Inst - hours the
merchandise ard produce receipts Is this
port we're - fosi0ws. Puget r0uuE1 shore
read. - tessss Columbia Il Puget Sound
railroad, tssa. Seattle. Lake shore *
Eastern raisway. 30 ton& By water
L. J. Perry, 90 Fuas. folA. ton: VI. r.
Munroe. , tons: Eyangel. ten: FieetNessa,
y hon. srow Of hrsek. * Tons. Total ~
ee4pfs. 6stsx tons
eafFAENTS.- During the Lass - hours
goods ard merchandise wers Skipped from
seattle 10 the surrounding fzsanffy IS fas-
lows. PGxgf r1Hz1 Shore road ~ tons
Columbia Il Puget sound railroad. 5 tons
Seattle. Lake sh0re s Eastern railway. IS
toss. BIZ wafe---fsla. tons Clara Brown.
81 tons. Glide. i5S tons; Washington. III
tons city Of Qainey. toms Clara Brown,
10 tons. W. F. Munfoe. Is tens Grace.
toni MouBtsIneer. ton: Henry Bailey,
~ tons Fieefwooss, ton; Glide. / ton I:
Michigan, tons: Nellie. II tons. Total
saipmef1ts, 3aa14 tons
NATURE or kfsC EIEsTs kline hundred
ard sixteen sks oafs. 70 SKIS bgrly, 40 SKIS
carrots. bxs butter. ear hay, 40 siss posA-
toes. ass pes cast iron pspss. ~ bids iron
pipe. horses, 30 SKIS -four. 80 SKIS Graham
fs0ar, - bxs dried fruit IS k.ss paint. % SKIS
peanuts. 6 bales s:aosIdy, Z ~ eggs, IL kgs
paint ard oil. 100 cs OIL. 30 pcs furniture.
100 pkgs hardware, rs BIDS household
goods. Is nsssrszses. 20 es dry guods, 10 cs
clothing, cars wood. 4a.e35 feet luaaes. 5
cars brick. ] car machinery.
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wALLs wAiLx. April z-~The Pacific Ex~
press esTnpxay sairped % Tuesday over
ice sssnas Of early vegetables. consisting
Of ssysfxgas, spinach .nnsons. Fsdishes and
pse-plsnt. Ths sssippsng season rasy Be
considered ~ oy*ned- Tsse sfsprsenfs
we're to E0rh Yakima. ziieuxbarg.
spxsx1e, Spokane Fali&, Helena ard Butte
Montana Farmers fTrxs al parts Df tise
connfry report excellent pfnspsssts for hne
esoyss. snd sfse fruit fssserx, Il anything,
ere sfiil more gab.lsnt. nuckwh beat fer
p!.ntfHx ii in great demand. farmers
wanting Il tor bees II seeTax strange thai
there - nozse 70 be atssized anywhere
The sadlsurss osfaes was sbYasie1 Tuesday
morning By y. H. Gfuss, bringing vita him
ss7 gopher scsips. which he bad captured
on Ms place Within the FAst fa@Dsh- He
used ~ traps, and captured on M Average
% gopnerx day,
Treighs Feeeapss ii The O. z. 1. =. depoe
IL Waaia Walsa, this s@sexs, are far IA sx
cess 81 that OF previous years Tee 0a7<
gosug ffsigsss business IL also largely In
creased,
Ths 5eeoHd casatry haa6 Will give open
air concerts. beginning Wednesday alder.
noanz NJ tbs court house square. q practice
which wss stepped about taree years aga
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Meatssane CITY Election.

MasrssAso. Apfli .. The following Is
announced Is the result OF the Montesano
city election, which took place Manday,
politics not entering into the sight Mayor.
y, q. Gaosiell eoaustlmen, T. 81. bryan,
z. |. Coy, e. e. Jameson, A. ". siishy. j. A.
Masilheuday. william GiSier, marshal.
Frank futile; clerk. W. r. Beck; attorney,
q. ]. Moody, treasurer. J. ]. Seshesy: as.
ses.ay n " Fleet
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THE SPOKANE ELECTION.
Completes Wreek OF the so-ealied
Republicans Party.

SPOKANE FAILS. April Aired Forth,
for mayor. defeated G. X. Burns by $50
majority Ia the election yesteFiay. j..
=. Warren had q majority II $50 over W.
w wItherspooa for chief Of police: Allen,
for city attorney. had majority OF 30
over Col. Fstghan. The aldermen elected
were Beitis. Dneher. Hail aud Davidson
spain was elected assessor over HI. j. Cock
Watson, FOE treasurer. was the only sue
n fseE.sf
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snragua C,ty EInrtlnn.

sreaeue. April a-~T'he following officers
were chosen At the city election Mayor.
u. u. iilaseoek eauneslmeu, II. ". Brooke.
a. Aeasner. Joseph wotmaie.. f. as Win.
ship. George Murphy. b.. II. kinaear. mar
shal, w. =. Murray. The Republican ma.
inritS was about Il
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Zoe Meaatsnr Ca Y,wA....

sAs FSsssssess. Arsis s.--les Mekaassss
s1~sssssFsea hzAsx. sesxht OF sAse psssne
sSaAss. and aasa aess, ss~sssaaHsksa 81 As.
syssAss sssaesS ARTICLES ~ afsAs ssx xsess
seassess % take nSaee u the ss~a1as 81 -
..ssFsss stsss AsAtssse El2a N tk&k szss IN
tssH sSss$$ PARA q MAJ fsS rsxyzx AZ strsa
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les As&Ei-ESs April s.-=laAn wAsEs. enc
~ ssae tesssa snen y "a Asvs Aesa under ex
animation fog ssveyAs ssxyx before sassse,
80 ~ess1 fay essnss>anw Haa. . n Has.
49, Assss os sSa rs sSs DISCHARGED ~ sxsa~
tIssa 81 Ssswnsxs Eaf xzss nsSs.essssst.sss 80
eyeasngs aa the greans Il - ~ g.
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A ROYAL ENDORSEMENT.
pApu Frnea .garft, 4 $50

PARIS. France, March s, 1884
Kindly inform Dr. Acl.enuan
that viii De IN san Francisco about April
2s'sh, when viii have al opportunity 0i
taking few more treatments before sail
lug for rsy ISLAND home, IS have derived
great benefit frona him
MARIAN. tsueea OF Tahiti.
.NUTE--~rae above Is bat hrie extract
from long letter 20 q friend Of the daaean S
IN san Francisco, while ID Paris on Official
bsassnsss ia the spring OF fsss.
Princess I8ekheki. of Hoaosu ia. says:
Il have derived great aud lasting benefit
from D.. MeIennan's treatment
Among the m@ay noted persons the doc
Tor has sTeSted and cured within the last
Eew years may be mentioned ex-senator
Huboell OF Wisconsin, Congressman Iout.
Ill OF Stockton, Judge Crane Of Oakland.
Judge Wheeler OF san Francisco, DR.. Crane
Of NaTsa. DR.. Brown OF Oakland, Rev. Or.
Aekeae NJ san Francisco. Rev Father
SEAMAN % 81 Peters church, Ssa Francis.
90. Rev. Father osKeefe Of santa Barbara.
aid the late Rev. Father wash Of seoek-
ton, who said HAD known OF this
treatment ia time. I helfeye. from the ben
eat have derived. I, would have re-
stored use "a health.
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Unrlvaled, Unsqualsd, ljnapprasehabls

In his chosen specially and can be relied
upon as etfecting 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. and
eleetrifying the nervous system, sending
the blood coursing and bounding through
the veins. Withdrawing aud allaying In a
few minutes all pains and aches from
whatever cause.
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suarraNe NORRIS.
ne AUGUSTA Is sslll lal., n,

The Augusta Is SIN laid ula
TIE ship Spartan and ths hAta tssrsnaaia
are looked fer shortly.
The bark oregon aud the xaiu Glare az
the seas arc xiitl al tue coal h&akers.
The sas}asry IaSo The Ettxa Anderson
tsesk +. starr collision viii he held sastav.
fsae l. J. Ferry came IN fi.oEa La TONNES
yesterday WITH - teas 81 prssauee FOR :.
Baxter & Co
Tue Naits v ALA lea TOT san Ffaaessxs,
lass evening with = swaall list of yAsSss rprs
and isse tans as cstsl
TIE hzskNnfsue Kusssug leaves SAD Fran
cisco fvr seattle aud 0tAxt pmges sound
parts. sailing a The Wells silse
The Asseoa moved frcns tie front rs the
uefkn side 81 sste sbTgAa dnek Yesterday
morning. she viii be IN port far Seyeral
days
P9sr Te~NSESD. April S-Aryi vesa 80
81 kil0s&
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Fstley FoTxv.
san FasASSsSgss, April Arrived 81 IA
SofEk Bend, trays Hat1ss-; kt4aFses
ssa.hefa California Nsn3isra; Sansasssf
Tacoma Truman. Esyse~sa, state 81 tesiE-
ternsa. Portland Ia Normandy. pSyss Is,vx.,-
sad Szske4~'>sx Ali hztsuk brig + "
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Wen. fFsm Port RaAkssey
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