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sxarr,K. Feb. -. isen.

SxarrtK. Feb. -. isoo.
On the 18th OF September. fssa. ! called
upon Or. Jordan with what the doctors
said was infammatory rheumatism. Ny
right hand was the size of four and ! had
not been able a. sleep FOR several nights
DR.. Jordan prescribed for me and told me
To obtain some small bottles in which To
put the medicine. | thereupon went into
a Sea he drug store md asked for some
bottles, remsrkinr hat ] wanted them 20
pat DR.. Jordsn's medicines into. A Lady
who vas present g~ratuitously remarked
that nr. Jordan was a aaack. ! paid no
attention 20 this. IS hal previous erpc-
r,enc- with the doctor. who relisv me of
a misery IN which other eminent rhyst-
clans failed, In just two weeks | could
write with my hand and Is has e well
ever since The only objection have got
is that | PAID s. for the medicine and got
well before | used one halt Of il. and now
have 81 worth Of medicine ! have no use
for. which is aggravstiag.
r J. BACHELDEH.
Representing the seth Thomas Clock Co
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Record Of Unprecedented
Success

SEATTLE. WASH, Jan. Is, 1880.
DR.. J. Eugene Jordan:
Dear poctor-I nno express to you in
words the gratitude ! feel towards you for
the great service you have rendered me
and my family. When first called on
you 10 consult you my wife had suffered
for some time severely from catarrh and .
complication Of other diseases. which
made her lie miserable. My daughter
also was In delicate health. was at
tractcd during my drst visit by the care
and attention you gave TO the whole case.
and. although ! must confess that In the
beginning | went TO you merely rs an ex-
pertinent to see whether I could find relief
for my wife and daughter. | was so favora-
bly, impressed with the name i'm which
you commenced your treatment that |
was inspired with confidence in your His
togenetic system. That confidence was
not misplaced, because today. although
you have been treating my family for only
= few weeks. my wife and daughter are
nov enjoying comparatively good health.
with every indication Of their being in .
short time completely cured OF the
complaints from which they snf-
fered. The result has besn to make our
home happier in every way. and | am now
so firmly convinced of the efficacy OF your
treatment that | will in future have no
other 80 far - myself and family are con-
oerned. write you this letter voluntarily
and without any solicitation on your part
In fact. consider IL my duty TO thus pub
lirly show my appreciation OF b you
have tone for me and mine. and that 9TH
ers usy kno~ where they can be benefited
as 1 hSrs e~rN. and therefore you are at
liberty ia make any Use YOU like OF this
communtsstica- am, yours truly,
ALEX REtiG.
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san vnAScisco vAxssr ssvtsw.
.s snAscsee. apga Ia w~s@ss-sicsdy.
s~srssy-Easy; No I feea. sssc
oss-Ssssay. traces light: ehcscs fcos- ia
- So 'ecf. s-S lower gzsfes. zoe
~Hess-ssns
s~csatoes-R&xy. Karly Bee Uaslss. rccr>
1E-xs4l =. Burbank usss@&
&ssskf-Neak snier heavy receipts: fancy
yxNsf. eood to choice. issssisc.
~eahfornia, isaisscs Eastern. issisc.
NEW sosK MKkcnasnism
= fosx. April M-Hops-Easy.
W-oetions closed steady, ssto points
- eaaes, NsT1 hays; April. u7.$s, May,
~ $3.50; Jane. ti6.ss6i6 eos July. SIS 20: August.
N9iA&; spot Ric. duIl and lower. fair
- ssse; No 7 est bean. n,Ac
Nsss-ka~, nrraer, fair refining. Sc. cen
- ssa, % tsst. slstse lee sales. t.7uo hcgshesd
w eAss Auscoyado ~ test. &c. Fehned.
.1ets euiiaaf. y &c; crushed. &c.
sePfer-saeady; AXE, Gi2A
~Lsa-kssier domestic. Ussss
m-fImer: Straits. ssN
CHICAGO rKopecs xAsxkr
sANsso. April is~-Rye-sieAsy, sc
eefssy-kssy.
NAisky-n
sos rihs-saesssSss. shoulders. usssas:
~oU oear. ASvaAM
tfskKFsaL wAstr NskkxT
essfooi April tN-whsas-Qasets demand
OF, holsers efsr moderately: c2lsioruis
y = iasd per centsl.
esa~eslst. demand i.llan OF. new mixed
-sNeshs @s.d per 0entSi
SklcAso uyk srSwK REytxw
sssseo Apsa M-csufe~kscssrts is.0e.
h@ ehNsse 70 extra hSevcs> e. ~s8s 20 steers.
49, sSpckess and feeders. ltss&s a,
> ews led s'eers taAGSSSS
n-~@ hecesPfs. 500 slow fNs lower: mixed.
49, heavy. SoSsts& hghs. tttaesA
sessp- keee;psS laaa aull CLOSING iec
astfss, StaA -. Western eornasd. 49,
-. Texans. axMzA
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F'so g. TERMINAL OF nrEnoa FONTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
II tn nns 70 take 70 eli posnu Easx and
south Il II the DINING Can EocYE n
uns through yescbuied frains svsry
day IN The year 10
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
No charge OF arm
Composed of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pun
man Druvfng kocm sseepers Of
latest equipment
-TOCKfsT eIEEPINS CARS
BeA that ean - constructed and In which
eeco0modaficns Ars botn vnEE and furnlsned
tog holders Of trss Of second-cl&ss tickets, and
xLEsASr DAT coAcHxa
cootruous line connecting with al lines
snerding direct and uninsesrupted service
N advances through any agent OF the foad
THROUGH TIcKEn
To and nom ill points In America, England
and Europe can b purchased 1t any ticket
Leave seattle q Sos = n. daily: arrive II
Minneapolis or 81 Paul ~ $40 p m.
PAcTrIr DIvIHox.-Aryive =; Seattle o. rs a m.
THROUGH train I on East and south: u:35 q m.
coma s1pr - ! IS ; M. Portland ana son;h
Leave Seattle $50 . n, through taia for
Ka& and south: 1910 .. m. Tao ma expfess;
sis 3. m. oiym ria and chehals express: Up
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
rant day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service
Pan information concerning rates. time os
trains rou'es and other details safnished on
arp alton TO
A. d. CHAR TON. Asst. Gen Pass. Art,
III First ST.. Cor. Washington Portland, Or.
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agrnt, z6 Second
street, Rossan block. seattle, Waah.
Z ToNKIN. Ticket Aren't.
seattle Depot. foot OF Third street
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shipping lnteltlxrnr..

thsSisco AErsl r-Arrswals-Str Ar
49, sN"s esS; ar Hsytssn Republic. Puget
sssFet~Hk CsrnoGssn. Nsnsfnna ns~
~ fmts Ssas tay. n~sssssex-The
e.saa bats fthe frssl Biae hsrtor 20
go hlre fatally wrecked oa Sse~ ART. fosaa
Wv @s&laaa 90 I. 1arsssn Srasll drowned
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NV ytHA Sfo%A NV ~
~ YoaK. Aprtl i6.-6tocks we're duh today,
Upen1ly Tor the general list md unlisted de-
MNneok but . lew specialt.ss still retained
- Qeculakive interest aud the fluctuations
1tdf shasss nved the market from complete
LBnatiou. The great feature Of the trading to
4una special activity In L~aekawanna, with
Dunl strsnGth- II wss the only stock which
mMoed any attention among inactive stocks.
lDpH ! BIO Gfande shafes we're strong ana
Nayigafion moved sharply on small
- 1hs market closed quiet, ssesdy 10 hrm.
0Mdenthcant changes for tia dag.
eoeeenments Steady.
hfefsum-0pened, s2s<; closed. steady, ez5s.
RzcnANaE sEcrRfvisa
~ roaK. April M-Money on call. &c
Eplms mercantile paper, a@s5's; sterling CT.
-. qutet. steady; eoday btils. AS; de-
-. tAs7.
- a~1se-ss.sc.
honda
~ AQoghtefedl. IT, 10. I. stss fcour0ns,. f0si<
- = tcoaponsl Ia iracits ss....s......lis
~ ~ tvx......i0iA
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SPECIALISTS
TO THE LADIES.

We ssve rest srefal xa1 eoastaenase s:ten.
uan u diseases az w0taxn sna calhlrea III yaa
setter fsrsHa sly oescarS dx&gnt ~ lingering
disease. ~ II the SoHaao@ Haas$ae doctors all -
eHre SQs, FeraesHner the eei~nrMs@d Specialists
cSrc Hsa when efaSr< taaA. The srscSasfSs< sre
ssn.s3 Il eycrs eepsESnasuso az uss1faal au3 sur.
esCai exfrFasnce. The professor Ass A@d wears
o exp renee II the kcsrs as 81 Rrs ksyn sud
SeS Ncf&. htTratrly special pzut0Sscs 10 We
mans Hospital Co fexe. NuW Nosks sn4 IA aaA
81 the nasi sacevssfei and oHss kaox 4 gynsear
logsea specialists IN sAts cnanffy.
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To Young and Middls-aged Men.

Nervous Debility. epcrrAsnr-hsea. Seminsi
Leases. Physical Decay. arising frcn fadiecre~
i1pa. FrpdaEanx s2ecpte snss&. 2esfNzndaney.
ptnplSs GA tbe lace. aversion 10 Spciety. easily
discouraged, lack OF eanbcence, cull uars tor
stuay or tuslseS& snd nwas iIse = burden.
SzfsLy, permanently and speedily cured.
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

syphilis, q disease Haost dreadful In IN results.
cofppleteiy er&tiSaicd
Ulcers. CsfAxgh. csc. pErmzucntiy curai
where others ANve fa led.
ktdeey. Urinary snd Bladder complaints.
painful. cffient. TOO f~re4aeat. burning or
bloody urine. higA celared OF with nliky seli.
uaent o. sIaadinx. weak back. gonerrhasa. gleeA
cysats. promptly and saiesy caroL. Charges
reasonable.
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sKAqTiE April u. HD0
oms q ire Seattle clearinghouse to-day
ansns the shipments from seafsIe
- fhe following: One carload Of ICED
~ one carload of eUsigrxuts o
meheDssh
nnox Fanuy Lake brought in forty
5 - froEs Crescent hartsor today.
q pretsnf . very rood demand for
nofefiai, and the market Is fairly
1Nix Is especially the case wish finish
1al. The market h we'll stocked with
&f1ch tohs q fLen PR barrel. Cement ID
- supply at ~ per barrel. For Il
&m erroilent demand. Stock are good
11cver jobs At Ss.so per barrel and hall
- posnd- The market IL well stocked
11m Of the fact that seven carloads Of
auofs received here from the Eaxt 30
keeling exists in the market Re-
5mo Almost certain b light from nav
- rjip farther would be fooihardy. The
= Rod and the better part Of present
VA be In . lew hands within . short
~ IT. matter stands, min out of ten
80 - made ~ . loss. and 81 advance
figure in proportion 70 the coat
r61ne would not b unex pcrted. A fair
s ~ today h from so 10 ~ 20 rcr ton.
Qvsns Of anything Ike = ssoppaxe Of ship
eStuos ~ certain to 60 up. with natives
= insesset has transpirsd-
~ unchanged today and there h little
~ u sny except toward lower values
oa b GOOD demsad continues. and
= lieht stocks held. keeps the mar
Two carloads 81 Eastern eggs were
IN today over the Northern Pacific
ehaaesd none today. The market IL
- prices have 3 strong upward tan
ss6p>ss ccnters on the San Fsaneisoo
which naturally controls this market
anraAHDssx AND RECEIPTS.
e - last ~ hours the merchandise and
8 yoooipta ~ this port were ~ follows:
PscI6e railroad. 64 tons. Columbia 4
oDsad railroad. - toms; Seattle. LAke
Kuesrn railway. no tons. BY water
tahs. tos0ns: Michigan, go tonA. Total
rC1sls1s tona.
sBIrNENrs-
~ Last ~ hours goods and mefchan.
90 shipped from seattle 70 the surround
oGnly = follows: Northern Pacific rail-
- -: Columbia 4 Puget sound railsoad.
-: esott1e. Lake Shore 4 Eastern railway.
MI ~ wasrr-Ashcl. 40 tons; Warrington.
nnoos 4. x. NerwfB, II tons: w. r. Muuroe.
FXNUf 8Ul04t&o- % OfBs Okta&t Z t00&s 0fmlN.
1tnE augusta, . tons; Michigan, q tons; san
ktoonA Total shipments. zs4 o
NATURE az Rnckirrs.
~ can general merchandise. 3 cars emil
- nosshiea ? csn eggs. = ears potatoes. /
UF1nmned nest : new caboosse. l car horscs. I
wvegeaa. I car heavy vehicles. ! car feed. Is
oNmhm, 10 tons iron sss pipe, 2 cars coke.
- ~ ! or rolled cats, 2 cars flour. I car
- toos hay. ! cor paper, 4 cars cattle.
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DR. JoRDAN'S F

n as the Residence Of gx-M ayor Yes
ter. Third n Jamso.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
rsFE
Send for free book explaining the Hisso-
gsne9c system
CAUTIoN-rhe Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in bat one agency In each
The Label around the bottle hears the fol-
lcwing inscription; "pr. }. Eugene Jor~
dams Histoxsnstsc Medicine Every other
device h Q frand
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nuIcEEzr TIME 10 OLYMPIA.
KAMILcHIz AND GRAY's HARBoR
TIN PASSENGER STEAMER MULTHoNAH.

nhe opposition boas)
Leaves Tacoma from the n. P. wharf daily. az
cept Sunday. - . n. skare Returning,
leaves kamilcnfe i2:4s p m. Olympia, 2 D. m.
steamers reaching seattle ct = p N, AID which
ore through boats for Whafcom and way points.
Leaves Baker a Bacon's dock. loot oil Union
streea, seattle. for Tacoma ct SD m. undey
\. b.-This boat must be takcn from t.
coma foe Gray's Harbof country, being the
only THROUGH BOAT.
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hUWAn
TO San FKAHCMco
And Al rcznn In
CALIFORNIA
Va ne NJ asasta Eeunc<
TIE sogTHERx PACIFIC COMPANY.
The cEly r01ss
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al fufnss
FAST AND soCTH
THE wxxsr Rccvr o. YxB sAcr-c eoAn
PULLMAN BUFFET slxkPERs
PULLMAN TorRlsr sIEHPfxG CARS
Attached - express nasna aShrdtng Superior
A-uo01odaszoaS fox seco1d-ciAm paoeuxexx
Fer satex. tickets. slespinR car rsaEzvaticoA
etc. cal. upon o. stdreD
9HoMAs A. GRAHAM. Distrzcx Ps9e-xer
Asouk lie South Teafh street, Tacoma Wnza
ER ROGERS. Asst General Freight end Pa
osng<f Agent Portland. o..
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NokreAsE IoAss
THE SCOTTISH AMERICAN MORTGAGE co
slizaiseG OF sso<saa
THE OREGON MORTGAGE COMPANY,
tliniseda OF scotland
TIE AMERICAN MORTGAGE COMPANY,
Of scotland limited
THE NORTHERN COUNTIES INvEsrNES
TRUST.
lirssedl Of Eaglaad
THE AMERICAN FREEHOLD LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY.
slImiscdl OF Loaaon.
Have money TO Ioan on improved CITY ana
farm property st reasonable rsses snd on fa-
Apply 70 J. <. EDNISToS. Room 10. sehur-
man Block corner Front and Cherry st,pess,
Seattle. wssh-
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cTEAMER KIRKLAND

LEAvEs POWER HOUSE
For Jusnisa and vay ports al s& u N, 1850
n N and ) . m
Leaves for Newcastle and way pors al .
N. and b p IL
J. Il. LoUGHEAD. Manager.
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
incorporated BY royal charter i62D
Now open for business in Che starr block.
Capital paid 2 SOC, 600
Power to increase to-..--..-....... lo.0oo.o00
surplus SIS. 900
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE ONLY
IRANscoNTINENTAL LINE
Running solid trains srom
PACIFIC 10 ATLANTIC COAST.
COMMITTING Of
Palace sleeping and parior can.
Elegant day coaches
commodious colonist sleeping cars-ths latter
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81 PAM, Chicago, Detroit. Toronto. Montre.,
Quehec. Halifax. 81 John. New York.
Boston. Portland, and all
points In the United
States ana Canada can be purchased ct lees rates
than via any other line.
Passengers booked 70 and from Ill European
points.
Yor rsssA maps and particulars call on or Id.
I. q. MccoRD.
No. 8 Warrington street, Portland. o.
y. McGINNISe, Seattle, Wash.
W. i. CARSON, Tacoma, wash.
Dbl. BROWN, Asst Gen. Freight and pnmnn.
ger Agent, Vancouver. b. C.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co, postof1ce
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last "

last TINE
Z. : STEAMER HAEEL
VIII leave Ncs'er's dock At Q m. every Mou-
dsv. W ine@dsy and Friday for TweIve-m 70
Point. n tmunas. Maekiitre, Mar sri ia. Loweii
and snohomisA,~ resnrniag following days O.
a m. GEo II. Fo~TER Agent
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SEArTIE. ~KIsHIASD. HoUGHToS AND
YARRnN PARRY
on and AFTER April !. leo. Steamer EDfTE Y
will leave her eoek pogsh of Jackson street
sssle power house. Lake Washington, for MIX
Land. HoRg ton and farrow daily
Leave sshls house LSsvs Kirkland
Al q m. A. ID q n
Al sic q a AZ SAS O. ~
IsjS q M At loo . m
Al 80 p m Al SLsr n.
Al sa o. mA At sis p m
Parties Intending 20 retail IN tys csciock mora
ing boat can secar berth saf meals By apply.
US 70 the perseT en- the steam -
c r. KRAFT. Nsster.
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THE STEAMER
JosgrHiNE


Leaves the Hatfield Colt man dock a. 6 O'Clock
q m Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Tor
Kingston. Port Gsmbis, Sesn~ck and % on
CRY. the head n nayiEzf on o. Hoods eAnaL.
Leaves I'm On c 90 Moadsys, Wednesdays
aud Frtds - a. I oe ock . Il. 20 Z eight OF
passage rpiy on board or 10 Colonel ]. n. Cal
nssr. agent ~ deck.
JOHN ANDERSON. Master.
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CEATTLI, LAKE SHORE 4 EAsTERN RAIL
Sway
Time Of arrival and departure Of trains
from Seattle.
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Arrive.
For Snohomish, Rudd andl
way oiuts.---- Van fl0pm
For snohomish and way. 4oopm sbam
For Gilman. 6noQualmie,l
South Bend and way p'sf sa0am 420pm
For suburban points ten trans daily each way.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Arrive.
For snohomiah. Rsdd and,
--:--~-t sWam sUpm
For snohomish and wayl
points -.----....--l 200 pm lol0am
For encQualmie, SOUTH
Bend and wsy.S 90am 5ppm
For Gilman and way--- ssonm Twp"
FOR Suburban points seven trains each way.
Call for pocket time card.
T. W. Ruff Gen. Pasa. Art
Nv. u. HoLBRoOK. Manager.
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TAKE THE STEAMERS OF THE
PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
FOR
ROCHE HARBoR AND sKAoi
RIVER,
See Local Time Cards.
STgAMER ANGELES

STHAMER ANGELES
Leaves II. W. Baker & Co.'S wharf ever Taes-
day At TO a. m for Port Town send. S4quim.
New punsenss<, Port Angeles. Crescent Ray,
Lyle River and ryshl carrying freight and pes.
sengers. III. ]. LPsETT. Manager.
cTEAMER KIRKLAND
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Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers on
New York. Chicago, y. Paul, San Fran
cisco. Portland aud Various. points
in washing on. Oregon and
British ColumbiA
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Branches: San Francisco. Cal, Portland, Or.
Tacoma, wash, Victoria, Vancouver, New West.
minister. Nanaimo and kamloope, Il. C.
General banking business transacted: foreign
exchanges bought and sold; drafts and teie-
graphic transfers sold on the banks branches:
also on New York. Chicago. canada and Hong
Kong Deposits received subject to check. In
teresi paid on time deposits
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rrs 10 nrrr Honas sAurn

TIN TO FIFTY HOURS SAVED
BY taking the Northern Pacific vesti onlad train.
leaves seattle 500 . n. daily. NJ chanRe of
cara and I'll miles the shortest route 70 Chi
cago. Touriss sleeping cars through, placing
pAsscnsen IN Union depot ten 70 nfty hours
ahead Of other Inca \. Chflberg, c1iy ticket
agent, 7lG Second street, Boston block: & Ton
hin. depot sicke agent seaftie
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Sight bills Of exchange on London available
elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made ct al points on favorable
terms.
h nds, stocks and other valuabies received
on deposit for safe keeping.
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Port Discovery addition
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~ can general merchandise, 3 cars emil
- nosableA 2 can eggs. = ears potatoes. l
0E1nmned nest. : new caboossA. l car horscs. I
wvnGena, I car heavy vehicles. ] car feed. Is
zmNmhM, no tons iron sss pipe, 2 cars coke,
1Une ~. ! or rolled cats, 2 cars -four. I car
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MESSRS. PHILLIPS wYNNI

VIII represent tfls arm here and hone TO r
ceiye 9 fair share OF the patronage Of this CT.
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TO MosTRsAso AND ALL poISrs on
sRAY's HARBoR

PUGET SOUND 4 GRAY'6 HARBoR Z Z
Ihro1gA in one day from Seattle.
Isains connect daily 81 Kamilchtc st I p n
with steamer from Seattle.
The Globe-republican., 1890-05-21
The Most Wonderful Invention,
From the st. Louis Bulletfn.1

ST. LOUIS, No., February %, lSS7-Dr. A.
OWEN Is the most successful inventor and
manufacturer in the country of Electrical
Appliances for the cure Of acute, chronic and
nervous diseases. They have received the
unqualified Endorsement Of physicians Of
high standing, as well as thousands Of
sufferers who have been cured by them.
The following Endorsement for instance, is
absolutely convincing, and the writer is
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
Medicine in the American Medical College
at St Louis, Clinical Lecturer at the City
Hospital, St Louis: Editor Of the American
Medical Journal: Author Of Electricity in
Medicine and Surgery" and Author of ''Di-
rect Medication. "-Therapeutics.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 10, 1851 take
pleasure in stating that ! have examined
ana tested DR.. Owens Electro Galvanic
Belt and Appliance, and do not hesitate to
say that 1t is the most practical and efficient
my practice. 1t is very useful device, and
whenever electric belts or shields can be of
any benefit. this will more than take the
place Of any thing of the kind / have ever
seen. GEORGE c. PIrzER, NJ. d.
The Belts have reversible current, and
can be regulated to any desired power, and
the current is under the control of the pa
tent The Belt will completely cure nervous
and general debility, lumbago, paralysis.
neuralgia, rheumatism, kidney and spinal
diseases, indigestion, dyspepsia, erysipelas.
catarrh, blood poisoning, asthma and all
female diseases. These Appliances, in
dorsed las the best made by all dealers in
electrical and surgical instruments, may be
obtained from them or from DR.. Owen him.
self. Parties living outside the city should
address DIR. Owen for illustrated circulars,
testimonial circulars, price lists, etc, which
will give them every possible information.
Another wonderful invention of DR.. Owen
is his Electrical Insoles. Their use will
cure all diseases due to cold feet. Ladies
Belts are made q little different from the
Gents Belt The prices asked for all these
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The Globe-republican., 1890-05-21
RILEY WON.
The Great Kansas City Horss Wins the
Kentucky Derby.

The Great Kansas City Horss Wins the
Kentucky Derby.
LOUISVILLE. KY, May 15.-The feat
ures of the opening day Of the spring
meeting of the Louisville Jockey Club
were the great crowd, some very lively
though not particularly heavy betting,
and the mud. And then the Kentucky
Derby was run in the slowest time on
record. The nearest approach to it was
in 1888 when Leonatus galloped away
from Drake Carter and the rest in 2:43.
The Derby was the third race on the
programme and Riley won it because he
was long way the best horse started.
None Of the other Ave could touch him
on that muddy track.
There were six starters, as expected.
Riley. with Corrigsn's green and white
cleaning fresh and clear, was the first
to show on the track, with Murphy up,
and was received with tremendous
cheering, meant as much for the rider
as the horse. Then came Prince Fonso,
with Overton up in orange and black,
followed in order by Palisade, with
Britton in the Melbourne stables blue
hoops and white cap: Bill Letcher, with
Allen up; Robespierre. ridden by Fran
els: and Outlook, ridden by Breckin-
ridge. Letcher and Robespierre were
greeted with rounds of applause.