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Dscoratns etc. Ny I~oo-page nIus.ratsd
coMsToCBs "a Warren St., New York.
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rHE BLoTrER.
srrEgroR couRr.

w. B. Dean a Co. against Mrs. Melon
ough- Demand that default be entered.
s. Nickelsburg against Il. Myers-Judg-
ment entry for t4.t$a.
8. Nickeisburg against II. Myers-Order
for default.
J.R. Dawson against II. Myers-order
for default.
]. X. Dawson against II. Myers-Judg-
ment entry for $i.tisso.
Joseph Rosenberg vs.. ]. X. Mankowsk
--Orsser OF sefault for $2oIsts
Barnard Bros. 4 Cope vs.. J. II. Mo
Aaley- Motion for Judgment in default;
granted.
rRoRArg couRr.
Estate of Robert German-James Hart
appointed administrator: bond. $l.0O9
Guardianship OF George aud Fred Roy
Order granting the rishs to sell certain real
estate In Iowa and South Dakota.
Essats OF Charles ID. NeweIl-Petision for
sale Of real estate for satisfying mortgage.
decree issued.
Estate OF Daniel NJ. Crane-Petition to
dismiss petition for distribution; hearing
10 be set
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.rns o,d Hemeae.a"


New ane black q rs iaase Isis. psaks dot fancy
sssk s;ripe. eli wool, six aad Wool every tatnS
new in that lire Chester CAsAzS.
We are daily opsains new SoodA Ca
Cfeayy.
New scotch xinshana iss, opened cassssf
C9eAfy.
Nev hosiery Chester Clesry.
We are dally receiving nes gccdS Chester
Cleary
New sIlka Chester ciesry.
New sressaekera Chester Csesry.
New drsxs ecssdA Chester Slssyf.
New sssHarninSx Chester Cleary.
New sshle linsnx Cassser Cles-y.
Far trys~sass q els Ia tie nas ar<c cap Tine 80
n caarsea tsoa<ssseln. Me- hazsss. second s&scss
neAx Ecstsn Ascek
New underwear. Cseste, Cieasy.
New lava sse& Chester cixxry.
New white gccia Chester sssAry.
New haaskervAscss. Chester C4easy.
New sAts<rx CAesses Ctea-y.
S,is. par~rs Is cts aaAssls
Nev rcssra Chester Cleary.
xsw ssc< eur.asnx Chesssf Cleasy.
me largest s.ask ~ Asa - sesso 1eo q
cAarsss Ocsdssesr'A tAs hAt1ex
New Iuxsish eAiscoA Cnestsr Cseary.
shas.ss tssld>sstn . agent zoe Asex 49,
Nev a nrcseerses Chester C.eAfr
Nev lnceA CHESTER Caeaxy.
o.e rspsss - -. - ssatsA
wev nankfnA Chssnf Caoafy.
x~v resoaasa Chester CseAry.
New ssnshanA Cassasr cssazT
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BKKvrTIEs.


The calisthenic classes meet today ss
O'Clock. in Plymouth Congregational
church
South Fourth street Is being planked on
the east side. between Washington and
Main streets.
The steamship Haytien Republic viii
leave San Francisco for the Sound Tues
day. March II, instead OF Sunday. March
8. ~ stated. j. A. Hatfield, agent.
Alexander Robinson died yesterday o:
Johnson's mill. near smiths cove, Of heart
disease. He was Is years Of age, and viii
be buried today u 2 p. m, from Bcnney &
stewards
George Tilden. the representative Of
Rial q Morris, Of the Grand Opera house,
San Francisco. has arrived In Seattle and
ID arranging with Manager Frye Of Turner
hall 70 pfoduce THE Great Metropolis"
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March Is. II and Is
Mrs. Adelaide Grey Robinson, wife Of r
Robinson. l,9e2 Tenth street. died yester.
day Of heart failure The body has been
embalmed and will await the arrival Of the
mother and sister. Mrs. Robinson Was one
OF the most beautiful OF women and had
many friends In Seattle.
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DENEE srILL EXCITED.


He Makes - Attempt - Get HE Threat
with Fork.
DAVID Denee uas again examined yester.
day morning concerning his alleged insan-
~. He was brought into sheriff Mc(sraw's
private once about $50 o'csock In the
preaence u the sheriff. Dr.. Eames and e.
l. smith and his jailers While In the once
Denee was quiet and did not attempt 20
repeat his crazy actions Of the day before.
His outward appearance and demeanor did
nos differ materially from that OF the pre-
ceding day.
After the examination, DR.. smith
still held the came opinion, name
~. that Dsuee 10 suffering from .
highly excited condition Of mind. In this
view DR.. Esmes WAS somex hat In doubt.
but gave IL more concurrence than on the
FIRST examination.
While on the way to hts cell Denee gave
another exhibition Of his heavy villain
tactics Just before entering the south
corridor he GYsnbed . fork uhich lay
upon bench within easy reach. Before
anyone realised what he intended 10 do he
drew the fork across his throat making .
marc scratch shout two inches In length.
Jailsr Pat FsSrahas grabbed his arm b.
tore he had A opportunity to repeat the
attempt. and one Of the prisoners took the
fork away from him.
Dsnes saysd and struggled. but Was
unceremoniOusly thrust into the corridor
and the door locked sitter him. He quis.ed
down somewhat after this, but stiil kept up
incOhersnt speech, which continued ct In
tervnls during the day.
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DON'T auY.

- ~ NY lets without going 10 zee them.
uo yeursclf by doing 30 In some casea
~ souce Co show the lots they are eel.
~ ss0 PRIDE, and sell for syudseases who de-
- Gust ilners make prosiss Woodlau
Dibbie's srst addition to BALI I'd,
<. ~ pay Park and b r Days erSt addition
~ - rod properties 70 invest In, and values
sedigy increasing We can take yon TO
NJ soe And show you them without Q blush.
- sga siii alwssn shaw them with satistac-
.asn yea resell. Daniel loues & Co. as3
strees. corner Cherry, room 7.
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m THE WRONG COURT.
= xeung Man's Strange Break Befors
Judge Lichsenberw.

1eon8 MANA BtfnuGe Break Before
Judge Lichseaberg.
4 young and respectfully dressed man
oessd Judge Lichtenberg's courtroom
ming the hearing Of the Van Houten-
e1atte 4 Lake Shore railroad case last
W9ias. and without CHANGING 10 the right
Nm walked straight to the bar, which
= entered.
Judge Burke halted in his argument,
49, bis honor looked up in assonish-
III surprised At the disturbance.
= have been swindled and robbed" said
- hllow. land here is something want
- b read" With that be showed pa
Eup 70 the Judge and sat down. HIS
.eaor commanded BailiH Hansen to take
stranger In charge. When the railroad
~ had been concluded the prisoner vas
. stand up and explain Why he
eela not BE- punished for contempt He
~ MS name IS John II. Curran, and
oes q such an incoherent manner ~ 20
- ne impression OF having an unbal-
aesd mind. After lecture BY the court.
ana bis petition we're escorted to the
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Police NOTES.



Ia Limbo
James Hughes. an alLaroand thief. is de-
tanned al Police headquarters On a charge
az grand lxseenS. YES erdsy morning
.hsat II - he stole the drawer in the
Marine saloon, on IA iroad asenue, con-
tanning SO. The ihess Was reported 10
ogncer barr. who caught Hughes inst
after he had broken open the money bot.
les. than twenty minutes from ths time be
learned OF the affair. Hughes viii hare q
preliminary examination today.
q. "A. smith wil he brought before
Iastsce Miller today oa suspicion OF having
stolen 4 suit OF eloshes and silver watch
Re vss arrested yesterday By osficer Won
ghxln END placed in the county jail 80
IA cit . hearing.
Thama. sweeny Is in the city jaa await
snw Trial for stealing ses Of billiard balls
from the Haymarkes saloon. on Front and
R~.l streets, last suadsy night He was
arrested ey ostseer Cave yesterday.
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FAST rvs

- ncsshefn Pacific Railroad vessihule pin-
- Sleeping Tar Line, daily service 20 81
-. .aseapolis pslath and Chicago No
- eaas ad twenty ave miles the abort
70 Chicaro Tourist sleeping cara
ks,-S esecing Passengers in the Union depot
rvvn hoars and tAirty-si minutes
~ y, - efner Inca A. Chiloerg. city ticket
- ~ ~ cond street. Boston bloch; =. fonkln-
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PERSONAL

Mr.. n. J. Levinson. president OF the
Port Townsend American District Tele-
graph Company, is In the city.
Mr.. r. w. Parker, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Chicago. Burlington
d Quincy Railroad. returned Thursday
from . trip to the different points on the
sound
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shre~d investors arr rapidly TAXI advantage
Of the wonderful suercass Of the salas oi FrsP-
erfy ss ship usrh r. and the sale OF lots "a &.
KeIioxs's adj ion 90 Anaeortes has been rhe-
noanenaiy large. The seersi OF this 70 fneir
splendid iocasson. aud Their lev Frsor Is eon-
parsa with otnef property IT ship Harcof. The
sesttle Land Company. los Columbia sire I. 70
ceiling these spi tsald bats ~ sssn Dont delay
If yea want 20 double yous Investment 10 an IN
crxsifbfs abort s2ace OF stKae.
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DON'T Boy.

Do not buy lots withou, going 10 &c them.
yoH rob yourselves by doing % In some cases.
ing with pride. and Il for syudicases who de-
sire b zee customers make prohta woodland
Park, n. d. Dibbles hrst addition 90 Ballard.
salmon Day Park and h. 2, ay's nrg addition
are all rood prope rites TO invest q. and values
are steadily fncre asips. Ne can take you TO
these iou and snow you them without . blush.
and y,sa will always show them with s.sisfss-
don when yoG resell Daniel Jones d Co. 81
second street, corner Cherry. ROOM
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New lncorporasions.

The Medina Land and Quarry Company.
By Edwin T. Porter and George A. Gage.
6led articles of incorporation with the
county auditor yesterday, with 100000
capital stock of loo shares ct par. The
object 10 to buy, sell and develop lands.
and 70 carry on . lumber, logging and
quarry business, The incorporates are
trustees for the first six months.
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We are selling woodland Park lots q; prices %
much lower than vaiaes whls.n win Be askes
when the boulevard il completed thsf We teei
safe in advising customers ~ buy win view 20
agents Tor this Ese additson and shall be able "a
cell Of prss sent figures shoIt time only - he
syndicase may 81 their or ion advance prices
very soon. Do mol bay properly without gosng
10 iusre CT 10 psrsoaa ~. We ear show thss prup.
srty with pride Daniel Jones q Co. Ga second
street
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best fNyEsrMENr YET OFFERED.

BNy . block In NcE roy adtiuou % BAT ID
for 800, with in three book OF the el ctrse
line nov building 10 Ballard and on . shor.
distance from the proposed passenger dept 81
the Seattle Lake shore 4 Eastern railroad
Trms easy Call az once and secure hl~lk.
ssthese lots can b soid for 5000 inside of six
montha ChiIberg 4 6sriues. ageu's. room p.
Llsecilyn- pcsixe bal ding.
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fuE NEW PROsECUTOR.
Distriss Attorney Eddy VIII Ne Ready
Next Monday.

The Posf-fHruLIeExcxs's Olympia dis
patches Of yesterday morning announced
the appointment Of Colonel T. v. Eddy -
prosecuting attorney. The news created
some surprise among the members OF the
bar. - Il Was not generally known that he
Was even . candidate for the position.
Several attorneys were talked with upon
the subject. and while ill Of them con-
eurrsd In the opinion that the announce
meutWas Totally unexpected. it vas Gsner.
ally conceded that Mr.. Eddy Vas qualified
- al the position IN satisfactory manner.
Colonel Eddy b stu 81 Olympia, where
~ went several days ago, but Il 10 under
stood that he win b here In time 10 take
up criminal business on Monday next
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Throaxh Pullman sestsou I'd slssr~rs anu dsn
fux-csr,: also latsst improvei Tourist seepeu
through "a the Hast via Sarthern PscinS fsit.
read A. chslbxrg. city tick ts<ent. Tis sennd
street. Boston b4ocks Eonxin- dsPos Se<et
nrest. s.,xfflr
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Aneyes are sarnsd toward sesn Hareor. TIE
~~--er "a Ausrarsrs eas never essn eqnaslr- ia
A - - - e.sslrsry OF nsg5cai tgyssspns ex Ta~
- .rs "A = - "a gaeh s&g&er. e. kelrxx's
.sssssea 10 Anaccrscs l. eeiF farve hioe As Iro.s
- .ss.. frs,sst aat Ia The chc&ess part OF sse
,.ssx ~. ssle Ay seAsgse L<at Co. iss Cslara-
q ktr0o[
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oonAs0snA - Msaeys - usnA = -
CounsJ Treasury.
Coanly 1seasurR Lafimex ~ -
suhjoined statement q funds Ga hend 80
Fuary With III county audisor. 4 nass
b. understood that the ststemens doss NOS
include any portion Of The t58 taxes nOv
being ecilecfed. which viii not y ssg1e
ea;sd until shs time Of collection eeasess
March q. ls9a The statement = - TO-
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ne Dlapel CelAe.

u~adaches and Fsvsrs, 10 cleanse ne sysesm
e6sctually. yet gently. when costivs or bilious.
or hen the blood 10 impure o. slusgish. n per.
manently cure habitual constipation. 70 swakeu
the ktdneys and liver 30 . h. slthy activity.
without Irritating Of weakening them ne
6Yrun Of RlRH
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Tn. Ola Hcuess<aA-

r.se sh~ NcrrAera fsesec rassros1. re sess
snn5eas.f ira fo- I'll r<ssnss kasx A. Ekf1h~rv
~. slrkes aren't rs second stress. Rossen Ascc8
- Ton&in. aspcs tsxkss sg~ax sxsssss
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eason rNcifc 10 the esly transcoa.snen,si
8 8 tearss sleeeinr ca frsr, the pa, A. go.
krnsa - 4 G. Martin. city tscke, agent. 10
- 49, NV sostoa block O y. Rr.SsA axsut
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7okl3 S;lgsfnan & Co

JuSt Step down TO the end OF
the lace counter and notice
those new arriva 5 of fiounc-
ings- They just came in this
week and are another install
ment OF the superb stock we
have ordered. In point of
elegance and chaste design
they absolutely outrival any,
thing yet shown. and the ladies
have been in aptures over
them for the past two days.
That new ACCORDION pleat.
which is SO fashionable. with
the exquisite design on Swiss.
really captivates an artistic
taste, but no more so than a
dozen other designs you will
notice.
Those Van Dyke points are
not only catchy in appearance
but most effective when made
up. These Van Dykes are
reigning favorites this season
and are particularly pleasing in
flouncings.
These flouncings are in
Swiss, Nainsook, Cambria and
India Linen, and really. you'll
agree are extraordinarily pleas
ing.
The fret-work pleat is some
thing new. both in design and
effect 1t will make up even
handsomer than it appears on
the counter.
These Val. lace insertions
have attracted the fancy Of a
great many of the ladies' and
that is only natural considering
the many beauties possessed by
this lace and the delicate effect
produced when it is inserted in
a light India Linen or Swiss.
Now take a look also at the
new line of laces. We just re-
ceived these this week. The
Van Dyke prints you will notice
hold their sway almost undis-
puted. These are even hand
somer than those shown you
earlier in the season, and justify
the prestige held by this lace
on the popular taste.
The Eiffel Tower points are
the new lace for this season,
quite the rage in fact. and are
most happy combinations Of
the threads. The marked eff
fects produced by this lace are
very striking and elegant.
These heavy dress trimmings
have just come in and are
already finding quick sale.
They strike the fastidious
dressers at once. and are some
thing which are not to be dupli-
Gated in the city.
New embroideries Yes, all of
those you viii see on the counter are
shown for the first time. They strike
everybo iy Instantly with the.r beauty.
There is nothing newer in design in
the markets. and these are selected
stock.
The vcilings are also just received
Iris Van Dyke point and Chenille
edged yelling is something entirely
new, never having been shown in this
CITY before.
Those La Tosca and Polka Dot
MEETINGS are On sale for the first time,
We feel plrscularly vel satisfied
with the first arrivals Of ctr spring
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eovERNMrNr IANn

80 "a. *vase you ON good quarter section.
~ - 1Aaes feet Of lumber We know evsry
- sssssn-sas lad In the country, and vii
70 sssisfs you. Abbott & 9rlfntha
- etokers. 2l2 second sirret
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Free r~elsusug char c~Fs run through ire n
Portland to Chicago without change VA tsse
t'nk d Pacific A. @. NJ srsia. city tiekss agent.
80 second street. Boston hloek. O. 2. Briggs
arent. city dock
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~ sAnseles property wai boom. v. Huro
-, ". Ccnass aud 4 Sanaerxoa block.
avenue, Zoo Of Front s.rces.
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wewsl advance prisxs Ia Woodland Psrf
and r n pis eiss erss sediston 10 Ealisrd -
r~r ecu & every Ehsr'y dsss cegtuninx fhs lsta
a ,hts meush Daniel Iones 4 o.. 81 second
Fxst.
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cAildrsa csy ter PitrAeIs castosia
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ne GA Homestead"

- M savsnee prices IN Woodland Puss
- 49, Aaoeles erss ADDITION 10 Ballard IS
~ svssy tatrty days. b ginning The ixA
6.oes a'a- Daniel Jones 4 Co. a. seconA
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PA n. Blocker. n on tine nsxspap9 -
Neafyical nan, writes from the BALDWIN Ho1sa.
&. r, "No ordinary occurrence eoen induco
ne - allow ny nane % 3 cs:ds but heve
end inlieess3sa. Before txisd Joys vege
tnASo oas1nporiua, sDeat many dollar %
renelfeo Without relief. Ny misery was -
0eas g dc is seemed . II I shoal0 ia In
lire 0ayu I Sound Jev vas IN hat bottle, and
0ho 0soooA pas - . my feet IL win chez
- grave Of many victim.
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"a 0ld Homestead |.

IN ss .sfes property In 9. 10 "a. % asrea Y.
~ Y-isa 20, rooms aud 4 SAaderpon
1ef avenae. loot % Front street
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- - -. - sso 10 rs. ene.sourth cash. bal
k1A~ - .e. easy terna Loss 81 Ballard viii
o1nk3 80 es soon. osace open eyensnGA
49, Co. e. Second street
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Jaxnss AosA Agent Ear tas garvssCssnkin
ler1Aun fruss Ca Of KAasas City ana New
TEA tfa31 up eay1tai n son nal o0es nuRxA-
go ccenef Frons aza Casam a. mxpo6n 1879
Mn Homn nm xusuxnncp c.
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GENERAL A NEWS
cream of the State Press.

Of Turpentine and Grains OF Rice from The
'SPs y clusters of Grapes and Tooacco stems
SSSt = the North Stalks Of Corn and Grains
~" Wheat from the West, and Peanuts
ar Cotton Seed from the South.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-11

Girls Who Make Poor Wives.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, in Ladies' Hsme journal.
/ never see petted, pampered
girl who is yielded to in every
whim by servants and parents, that
l do not sigh with pity for the man
who will some day he her husband.
1t is the worshiped daughter, who
has been taught that her whims
and wishes are supreme In the
household, who makes marriage a
failure all her life. She has had
her way in things great and small;
and when she desired dresses,
pleasures or journeys which were
beyond the family purse, she car
ried the day with tears or sulks, or
posing as martyr. The parents
sacrificed and suffered for her sake,
hoping finally to see her we'll mar
RED. They carefully hide he1
hand, and she Is ever ready with
smiles and allurements to win the
hearts of men, and the average
man is as blind to the faults OF
pretty girl as a newly-hatched biro
is blind to the worms upon the
trees about him. He thinks bel
little pettish ways are merely
eirlish moods; but when she be
comes his wife and reveals he
selfish and cruel nature he Ii
p,ieved and hurt to think fate hal
been SO unkind to him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-11

A Frightful Wreck.

Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Dec. AT
l O'Clock this morning the c. & A.
bound from Chicago to
Kansas City, stopped at the depot
in this city, as is its usual custom.
The Wabash tracks cross those of
the Chicago & Alton near the de-
pot. Just as the Hummer had
pulled in. the engineer of this train
saw approaching on the Wabash
track fast freight. He realized at
once that his train was bound to be
struck by the Wabash engine, but
started up quickly in the endeavor
to avert the accident. All the
coaches had passed the danger
point but the Pullman sleeper,
which was struck squarely by the
Wabash engine and totally demol-
ished. The sleeper was thrown
sixty feet from the track and lodg-
ed up against the depot. There
were eight persons asleep in the
coach, besides the car porter. Two
of them were killed outright and
four frightfully injured, some OF
whom, it is thought, will die.
Those killed are
Judge J. K. Riffell, of Kansas
City.
Fred Smith, of Pekin, Ill.
The seriously wounded are
w. B. Knight, of Kansas City.
Jas. E. Clark, of Boston.
Edwin Giles, of Mt. Vernon,
New York.
The other three persons in the
coach, one of them lady, were all
more or less injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-12-11

This seems a paradox, but It is ex-
planned by one of New York's richest
men. 81 don't count my wealth in
dollars,n he said. 'What are all my
possessions to me, since / am a victim
of consumption ? My doctor tells me
that have but a few months to live,
for the disease is incurable. l am poor
er than that beggar yonder." But"
interrupted the friend to whom he spoke,
consumption can be cured. If taken
in time, DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will eradicate every vestige
of the disease from your system" I'm
try it." said the millionaire, and he did;
and to-day there is not a healthier,
happier man to be found anywhere.
The discovery" strikes at the seat of
the complaint. Consumption Is a dis
ease of the blood-is nothing more nor
less than lung scrofula and 1t must
and does yield to this wonderful remedy.
"Golden Medical Discovery" is not
only an acknowledged remedy for that
terribly fatal malady, when taken In
time and given fair trial, but also for
oil forms of Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases. as White Swellings, Fever
sores, Hip joint Disease, Salt rheum,
Tetter, Eczema, Boils, Carbuncles, Ery-
sipelas and kindred ailments.