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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-25

TIE FOLLOWING NTMBEks DREW
i rrsaes - ahs Nxs<h seattle Ca4A tsrocsry
s&snTcAr sxxHD< LOST Ma 80 F<fzx No. 1. Na
81. rslz1 Ne =: No. -. rr.zs No. = Ne sSs-
sssksss sn1 ses PEAR ps1ss& x 4 wAcsssr.
2e-S Hrnns ssrscs-
NFATTLE OYSTER coxPASy-MEErTSE-
- a tnG attendance 81 I'll ne@bers is re-
susssed en- Tsessxy evening rexL
I. p CLARKE. Secre<Ary.
CPECfAI xcrlCE--wN HOWE. PRACTICAL
beat hais1es All kinds q xosd kz4 sresAi.
nc saAfs Asszlt - ortsx zn1 constantly On kxaz.
Mr&1xlax prom pity szsezaed TO kcnwx. ssexra
s - bull ny ssnisscts al ~cFk guaranteed
arNSsAxss sAl ar1 rcw nasss fcf htrA shop
AID eo&she1ss sccs Ct Spring street. and Rail
e&4 xsecae. SEassae
= sese xxsas sc- wari.s nas city r,sp. cera-
Pee y q r. Anse-son q Co. room 4 knxucii
SaisdSnx
NOTICE TO sdrPsrrLDzRs-THg CON-
~ rasn oourczl ot TIE CITY Of seattle. wash-.
wlA- q rs ele-x- receive ssA.c8 BIDS Tor ne
eaDxErnesson OF srx soAs for sxls c&sy IA Ae-
cersancS With Ike rlsaS and specifications scr
xhs city kasi. seattle. ana TIE ossce % A !.
flxa- ~ AEc 81 firss ssree. sAn Francisco AL
hs1s - receive consideration Eusf state where
= = proposed 70 conssrrcs s.s3 boat and shall
II. 1850 az % p N. and auu - accompanied
By certified check for The sxrs ~ -four thnsa-
sand o4oQcD dollars drawn Is favor al TIE treas
urs- q tie ely O Seattle TO se forfe.sed to
ssis city snouia The successful bidder refuse CO
neglect . enter into . corsrarf and furnish .
good and sufficient bond In the srsn Of the con-
tract price within ten lle9 Gays sftes the award
81 such contract e made By the common coun-
Cd of said city. The city reserves the right 10
CIV. FERRIS. Clerk.
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.~sag xrsv-xta NAY wFTa FAMILY. sSg
~ ale ksess ssrszszs zn9 sh&c3rz szSsAes
- go ssrnz - ewnx7 ass - assvt - ApzE !.
10 gstasEed ssa SAT- sa&&s via - : 81 81 Esxzsa
sps.g - s&xeksara ss@ Anss ca~sAxI rallies
srsr. Backward saa aGe ns5rA eews ias cAfek-
euse awe1sfsg ans fAaekeaAswse ga pz.os.
ss.sysae wEss ~ al NJ Isas&&Ns An4ak kuzAar
sAss. sAsMdAs fossnksz. ~ saas pssx&
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IN. March r. The emperor ap-
count Gutenberg. now governor Of
lIersau, 70 b Prussian minister Of
~: Dr.. Miguel. one Of the leaders
~ raf3onai party. to b. minister u
5no. Boron Heune. minister Of sgri-
1I55: General Won Goitx. minister 81
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s4xE EEagA CIVIL, or TEE con-
NJ ssrvssosy ii ws-aA- i;aly receives yspsls
Ia vecaa calszrs fsAs al Italian seEsol xDd
r4anG. ~ gAs Aca1e<zg as Sszse. lao .eco11
street 1eaz TKM
xfgSzEaL fSsurzTE- sorTHNEsT COR
vi nef -ec0rs1 s1E fsNzs sSzeesss a1ter "a
rzszaxeaaeEs afs psrso0ss skrsEszoz O. Hrx
willard scste taax4Fe aZ4 a. 1gsncEes 81 -
xs-EEeEtk E&2s4es H1iF SxpsgsszEss ast
t6aro4shsg rsE1r~ssrs E<ss grz srneassyes
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xor1cs 10 CONTRACTORS

IN ley wharf Company. OF Blaine. Wash, an
incorporated company with Q capital stock OF
sie,0o VIII construct . wharf three thoukand
one hundred feet long (s.ieej during the next
axty dsya Sealed bids will be received until
April 10. Ise for the construction Of said wharf.
Plans and specifications may he Obtained ~ the
of1ee OF the secretary N Blaine. Wash. or Will
be mailed upon application, The company re-
serves the right 20 reject any and all bsss Dated
a. Blaine, Wash. March Is Is9a Byron Kings
ley. president Kingsley wharf conreny. /. l.
Moulee, Secressry
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0UEEN ANNE TOWN.

Three level Inn, befa3 EsaxI1s feet, sttnated
g thst the y.ew, csaaos ae shut out Price.
94po0 Have you not already .earnef how DIM
stslt Il Is 70 Ind urime building plotf The fact
10 the choice corners are being picked up by
houe.hulldofs and Do not again come on the
me5ke1 Tners il not home In Scasfle situated
90 moro charming spps than this
Prize awards E9Na1N0rON viii ~
aanounoe6 eomorrow In ~ 10 paper.
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DENISsTOS TYPEwRzgEE EEArz1rAa-
Iassrss zkEAkaes sal sEsx ys1zss sAarsEAaa aD1
x srsssnax vrrt@s Hxsars 81 seattle hssex
sorasr Thsr4 zHd Caersy szss&sx
w szgEsGxoS 1ypENE<TEE HAD
w szxvsxs-rsennxrxs ssxxs saFnxshs8s ssssfs-
hkns and ssvcvtkzsar ~ xxssxtxsss syp.-
urssxza rcxzx1 Ezsx xx<& Eo<xs toSslzt2s
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AoAace, secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - THE con-
~ mskSfonSrs Tor TIE construction Of IN
asylum for insane for Eastern Washington Al
Medical Lake. wash. vii receive scaled pro-
possis n The ofee of the secretary OF said board
. Medtcal Lake up 20 IL o'clock noon. On the
IA dsy 81 April. lsso, q which time and plsce
tney VIII be opened in the presence OF bidders.
for the furnishing labor anc materials for the
completing OF the two wards aud center build
Ing now enclosed, and fer the construction Of
kaschsu, dining room. laundry. holler rooms.
ETC. in accordance and in conformity with the
plans ana specifications drawn by / q ProcEor.
ana Amended by L ii. Boardmsn, ard nos IN
the once OF /. VI. Busrinan. windsor block. in
SPOKANE Falls. Wash. where they esa be seen
ny contrsesorA Contractors wiz sppsy % stan
ley Hallett. secretary OF the board al Medical
be on printed forms as furusshed 81 said secre-
tATy OF the board and must be accompanied By
certified checA fer an amount equal 20 10 per
ceIt- OF the gross Amouus al the bid IS zuafan-
tee that the parties viii enter into written
cont ard execute a bond In sam equal TO
eighty $50 per cent Oft contract price within
ten days after the contract las been awarded
Contractors for furnishing the heating and ven
riating viii be required TO furnish full and
complete specj ncstsons setting forth fully what
labor and what materials. and what character
temperature inside OF building 81 seventy de-
srees above zero when the TEMPERATURE outside
Is twenty degrees below zero. In all cases
WA&lf SDutTECt3 8fE Lot 4NafScI tuS cctt4ue<s
checks win be returned to the parties entitled
70 them. aud where contracts are awarded the
certified checks viii be returned on due exccu-
ton OF contract and bond As provided for,
guaranteeing fuiflImecfof the contract.
Fly order OF the board
STANLEY HAId-ETT, Secretary.
Medical Lake, March 10, 1881.
NOTICE TO ARcHTEcTs-wE INVITE
IN competitive plsns, specifications and esti-
mases for Q 3-s;ory and basement brick buisding
6oxso for the Anscorfes Chamber OF Commerce
Associat o. For full particulars address
W. K HAGAN, eee'y building Committee.
March 20 1850 Annrorts&, Wash
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT SEATTLE d
NJ Northern Railway. Auacortes. Wash, Feb
rusry Is $50. To contractors: After March IS
next prodle OF Seattle 4 Northern Railway viii
be ready for contractors TO examine Tor the pur-
pose OF bidding on the clearing. grubbsrg and
grading the extension OF the railroad up tho
skag.t valley. Bids viii be received until April
lfor the entire work or for the work by secttonA
The right 20 reject any and ell bids 10 reserved
p. A. HILL Superintendent
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DooTH A HAEFoRD ABSTRACT CO. uSC.j
- Rooms sss and So. seattle block
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Mas e. r. CALDwEII- OF B0sT0S. WILL
VI & scA limited nIn ae- % lssses TIE "a
zzsS p, azht ii sSor syxtsa2 os IFsss CEtxtzx
l-sssrasksrs are especially sEvstef % &xx1ztTss
e. Patterns cot fes-s~Fs g&kf&ntas thea Per
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Enfrc4uoxaL

xxrASTgp-y0rxxs LAZY WANTS TO Kx-
w eAsake sxxscEs IN sESAzs<A es yis2a sssssszs
tAr Szstsssstez 90 Viola A1efess iszS sasfa
8C.s
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"CRISP SNAPS"
n QUEEN ANNE TOWN.

VOJOT OVHTO
IN QUEEN ANNE TOWN.
$4,000 = :; :; =; ::
wsth sseam- 4-eonvsuisntiy arranged Stable
shs bsss saiasssd ies sis ; u any Il sSss =.
Get nstshsorhood- Esq terms Of pay
SJU Fer AUN 8: ::..s W .s.,: .;sr "a; 3:
Only one hours run By beat from seattle.
W Per Acre 4: +; !: !; !: !; 8:
NvIulI s0uth Of yssIer avsnae. This
IN (.tWVIt n tut e100 per front foot. ard
= scarcely more Than ssone's
At ne norsh half Of bloch d. Com.
(UeellI aock's supplemental addition,
ilExi3 fect-streefs on three sides.
Anne e: e.: IS, 4: :i: =: =; ssss:s =:
Town s g: 6: ms; ss,Is; is:::
si s;s''isz ''s. y ss. ' -!
Nofll1i = acfes near Lske Dlu well situ-
VGOOl ased In ine view Of Lake wsshing-
Dn~ | con and only oneeighth Of = mile
% | from the shore. Acres ara sailing in
II 49, | that vicinity ct $uo
M 1nlI LOT sozix fess on corner In
XII AIUlI NeFcex's addition
e,ss p:.s a.,S sps ss,s io one and g
IN fau per ecre
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ve-1~rtD = NoAxrERs Ffg>E l-.ss
w saa4s besrt in p<sssss isEisy. -a4s s1s1sa
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Il oST-IAnY-s GOLD WATCH AID CHAIN
i .xsga xHeaoxraxa ca is - sstte ana Sane
IL ss1e. Finder ra@&SE TsfEr1 - e ~ Sa~1sS
xnss rveeExe sttyerxl rewssa
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

GAN FRANCISCO FRIDGE COMPASf-KN-
- gfnc<n and contractor for bridges Of evs-y
description: wharf bnlldinS. pile driving. efsde.
inx and steam abosez excavating, plans AMI
spoudence solicited Once TOO. Of yacksou
street. seattle. Wssh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09

ME smoke louder and her conduct Des,ih..nno
o subject Of public discussion, a nss's
later on the physician who had attehu ~
the late Sir John heard the rumoI ~ A.
came down from the place near bonuion :"
which he latterly had retired with tng ga,
press purpose of calling upon SIT "ilii""i
Hervy, now staying in CasterbrIdge' IL
He stated that at the request OF roln-
tive Of Sir Johns, who wished 20 De "a
eured on the matter by reason OF It's SUI
denness, he had, with the assistance oi =
surgeon. made private examination Oh
SIR Johns body immediately after ms ue-
cease, and found that it had resulted rom
purely natural causes. Nobody at tins TIM
had breathed a suspicion OF foul play anu
therefore nothing was said which mlgh1
since have established her innocence.
It being thus placed beyond doubt that
this beautiful and noble lady hsd bSen
done 90 death by wicked soandal Ihas
was wholly unfounded, her husband was
stung with dreadful romorse at the sh ~,
he had taken in her misfortunes ana iel'
the country anew. this time never 10 re-
turn alive. lie survived her but rev
years. and his body was brought nome anu
buried beside his wife's. uuder the tom y
which is still visible in the parish
church. Until lately there was .
good portrait OF her. in weeds i9F
her first husband. with. cross AZ
her hand. at the ancestral seat, OF her
family. where she was much pitIed, as she
deserved 90 be. Yet there were sorry
severe enough to say-and these not unjust
persons in other respects-that thoush
unquestionably innocent of the crime IN
puted 10 her. she had shown an unseemly
wantonness IN contracting three naIriageS
in such rapid succession, and that the m
true suspicion might have been ordered oy
Providence who often works indirectly
as d punishment for her self-indulgencee'
Upon that point have no opinion 70 o.
fer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Information Wanted from tho President
pvt,leersuh % tho Dispstch.l

WASHINGTON. Narcl 9.-Nr. NcCrcarv, OF
Kentucky. from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. reported q resolution i'm tho Hon
OF Eerro5crtativcs requesting from the
President any corr spondeuce with the
Mexican Government in regard 70 tho
employment IN the regular army OF
tina United States Of indian scouts
for. the purposa OF pursuing nostiie
Indians IN Their raids into the Territories
of the United States and any correspond:
encc in regard 20 the propOS d transfer OF
the Apache end Chi..cahua Indians from
Mt. Vernon Barracks, Ala, TO Fort Sill,
Indian Territory. Adopted.
The morning hour was consumed IN tho
discussion 0l the bin providing tor the
compulsory Attendance OF witnesses be-
fore the registers and receivers OF the lana
Offices. whicn as passed.
The House then, IN committee OF the
Whole. resumed consideration OF public
building measures. N. iir-tbill called up
was that increasing from S3j0,0JO To
$3.50 900 Inc limit of cost OF public build
incs at Newark. =. j.. and making an ap-
prOprat on OF 100000 increase.
Mr.. Biount. OF Georgia. m ed the point
OF order that IL was hot within the power
Of tie Committee or Public Building, and
Grounds 10 recommend an applop- latlCA.
Nr. Nillikon. of Name, expressed ms
Wllliublcs ~ ~ ti,,,t ,,,,id IN asree 10
clause nut 4lI. blouu' 800 .,e ,.,
THIS, 10 -lo'lAE ma '-.l ~, dooided mon
| portaht one auJ enouiu NC OO0'''O'' Ut01
the po;nt OK oTdor, r.4uo Co,,,-,;t+oo
Nr. ouht hfSueu Wy. ',-V Lnd 80
on Pubii LuilIDfs aui .lo, a. ..,,,,ro,r;a,
llrlsulc' III ~ ~ e-i .,,ob inl.iittion
Gon5 hHu .'d' ~ ~ 81, ,,.i;CL nod
would ee 10 le'F GOV ~. "a
hitherto pfotected the 4Iea,uI5' ,,i.,;-,,,.,
After long elscu,s7.1iI '-'' = LA ll'''-i
oyerruled the p".hO o. 1'.,' -.. ,4-;ol,o,,
Inc app Ii,,AO.s5 o''' loiJ oI;do
ont ana the n-il u.s. A'Aei.e,l a. .'''''
will iaFoiS, re- e,o+o hill
lie next on. 49,, IN ~ ~ ,,,i,l; b,;ij
appropriusng Sty3'"yo lot I.'i Ia -,
rug Al t-u'i hhl ~ -, .,o"rJed h.,
ieVoIaply ti.ei "-' l.-- ..', ci,,,so o,5
strlMnS ouJ ,i' apPlO =. ooo '''-''
reducing the iinlt 2l COG. w. {, 1870 .,.o-
Othel plhs le'I.'lJ t 49,, go
increasing 10 ~ 1-' ',.l., =. ,,'7 po
Of public 6nldlng =. 2,lIll' y''i' ! IL.
the Senate ON Ior p",s't 20 , raioe +So
Chester, rs, l',I =, M, All -" stri[e
limit from -l'p'UDv ' 10 ~
out the appiopiia,l c''.s"( ~ ~
from 100000 10 ';'lJ -.l' m. ll.,s - W.
cost OF puoic w ..'. a. 1''5 ii,-,;t
Tor building AZ - az a.
OF SlOJ'U0O' au'-,l'.'-T "a. t,l i;rl,
the Treasury O. '.'''' e 4. ,'n oco. 0srete
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
AN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.
Discovery Of Scheme to Import China
men from Canada.

Detective Day, of the United States
Treasury Department, says q Fort huron
Nhch.) special, has discovered regular
UNDERGROUND railway" for importing
Cinnamon into this country from Can
ada. Day aud Local-lnspector Green;
while watching for smugglers found
four Cinnamon who had Just been
brought over the line. The quar-
tette headed for Tick Chung's place, the
local Chinese laundry. After seeing them
safely in the officers broke open the front
door of the establishment and arrested the
proprietor and o stranger. one Wa sing;
No trace OF the other Cinnamon was found
until the next day, when Detective Day
hauled tho three out from under mat
trcss. All the Cinnamon had cards show
iug where they were to 90, the lot oT1hS
addressed to Wang Wah, 22 BunAer-hli
street, ChaTlestown.
II appears that Tick Chung had agreed
TO pass 200 of his cOuntrymen, tor vhlc
service he was 10 receive $50 per capita.
On Sunday. February 23d, i've passed ihe
border and came 10 Detroit. On tuesday
two others followed. and on "Wednesday
che officers caught four.
The importing gang works Q sort OF
underground-railway scheme. There VIZ
taken from Wa Sing a hst of agents at al
fcrent places, starting at Hong hohS'
China and including Victoria, Is. {. ;
Ottawa, Toronto, Hamilton, London, Sar-
MA, and fifty American cities. The emma
men were arraigned and sent back 10
Canada
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
Shaken out of Gear

by nalarial disease ths human mschinsry VHu-
not half perform It's Office. Digestion ssc's'iOi'
evacuation sre disordsrsi, the blood oeco"s'
watery. tho nerves feeble, the coun'cnAu-e9
CHASTITY, sleep disturbed, and appetite cap''c'oua
Terrible is this disease, fell is CONSEQUENCE
There Is, however. known antidote 70 'ho IN.
asmatic poison, and a certain safeguard ass'As'
It. In malarlous regions OF or South ana "os''
in South America, Guatemala, and on NO iS'H-
mus OF Panama. 81 we'll as 10 nlhshiAi'"'
countries where the scourgs exis.s THIS inilni1s-
bic preventive and remedy. ho''e''sT'
stomach Blusrs, has. during the last thir'y.n, '
yea, boon constantly widening tho area % ~
usefulness and demonstrating us soso ''jsas'
value. biger complaint. dyspepsia, soSns,i,tv
ton, Kidney trouble, GheufnAtls.s', ei a. y an
are alirsmedisd hYik NIB S-N.lnf@'u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
parsoraI.

Professor Huxley. VIC is siXty-fiYe years
old, IS said 10 be growing deai.
Tho serious illness is announced OF
Blaine Rusk, son OF the Secretary Oh Agri-
culture.
Hon. James Russell lowell, although stu
confined 10 his home, IN Cambridge, - SO
far improved as to be able 10 see and talA
with members Of his family.
Or. Holmes read a number of his poems
10 the students of Boston University q ie "
days ago, the selections including ne
Last Leaf" Dorothy O." ne voice
less" and The Cham oered Nautilus
BERNARD poliak. a Hungarian, recently
celebrated his ninetieth birthday oy enter
tanning l5j members OF his Family ~ehll'
seven sons and daughters, with ther re-
spective wives and husbands hfty-fourr a
the next generation, and forty-six IN tne
third generation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
The Ice Crop.

Fridays " cold wave" says the New for1
Herald. came TOO late IN tue season 10 long
Though so short-Lyed, the cold snap VIII
make A much better ice crop than was eS-
nected a week ago. Despite the impending
rise Of temperature the ico in the upper
Hudson valley viii be heavy enough lot
storing, and Il the icemen are active they
vii be able 70 secure an abundance before
decided and prolonged thawing weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
An Old Watch.

watch nearly two centuries old has
come to the notice of the Jetoel'er's Reo'e,e'
The movement is inscribed "Augustln j.;
Hecke, Friedberg," in German. text, ana
the dial is ornamented with the figures oil
man and woman in old-time German COS
tune and bears the name Andreas sschus-
ter in old Continental text. The watch y
provided with an ingeniously arranged oell
which strikes the hours by single stroke
and quarter hours by double stroke ~
slightly altered key. IL may be made 20
strike at any time and as often as the
owner may wish 10 push the thanksgiving
provided for the purpose great convent
ence ia the darkness and prime necessity
TO blind person. Tho piece still keeps
accurate time.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
TNHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES b. CLARKE. PRESIDENT.
BRADSTRERT's RICHMOND OFFICE,
No II0a FAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. AZ
J. u. Witty. superintendent

Tho Richmond once has moro than kept pace
with the rapid growth u the city and develop
ment Of the territory tributary 10 IL u onsfs 70
the mercantile oomn,unisy og this section oil the
advantages of q system the superiority OF Hhlen
Is recognized Ia every trade eeatre OK re eisis
lied world. Tia. it Is Ia specfai sense preps
10 guard tAe interest OF its local patrons = ~
tested by the fact that 10 has now torgeT aapsa~
Of Subscribers tkaH asg other sssssnesis o0esseA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
ARDEN SEED GARDEN SEED ! I!
TO MARKET GARDENERS AND TIE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.

We are in receipt OF cur large and wells eject
ed siocss OF GARDEN SELDs, The grown o.
David Lsndreth y sons ,.,.
No cali special attention 70 the following:
LASDRgTHis EXTRA EARLY PkAS, IA sea. d
bag, $500 "ALASKA" AND FIRST AND Bs /
EXTRA EARLY PEAS LOB pounds Of kOsbS
40 hounds OF NEIlkD GEM ana ether
CaOiCE MUsKMELoN SEED, % bushels OF
SILVER SKIN AND YELLOW ONION SETS.
Phiisdelphia grown, tho best for this climate.
Ne solicit your patronage Oh necouat Of mo on,
he low rates az which wo oter them Order.
- R.P. REEVE & co.
Druggists ana Seedsmen.
COZ east Marshall street.. Richmond, VA
ia 95-Su&1u&wgm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
PRACTICE ~ MODERATION.

Now. TO be thoroughly practical ~ well
A. perfectly honest, let ne SOY that have
tried this breathing exercise unul / ioit
vary Queer in the bead; but my firm in
preston is that there was nothing IN tho
ioast occult or spiritual about the sensa-
ton. IpractIced too long and was dizzy.
Madame Blayatsky would doubtless put
another construction upon what was 30 me
NE direct eject OF a porfectly plain cause.
And bore let me warn my readers. Never
~ the Snuara Of -Four more than four
times. or any other Of tho squares, ard not
of.euer than once in three hours 10 begin
with can testify from personal eXneri..
euce that such practice Is very valuable II
NOT carried TO excess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach. Heart.
burn. Flatulency, Collie, aud all Diseases OF
the stomach. Costiveness, Inflammation
piarrhea, Piles, aud ID seascs oithe Bowel
Congestion, Biliogmess, Jaundioe, Naisea
noadache. Gdjin-ss, Nervousness, wan
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