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Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
BrevItiea


1ne cneapost hut house In the city
huntord iros'. &OA Market street.
1iy Bush's coal. YOU Will IKE 1t.
American Laundry, coz West rront,s
Ir, Bushs coal; you viii sureiyllkss
Cupping and leechins. lss x. Sseondit.
Zine lsh. Rings At hani'A Is X. 4th street.
frank Roop Smith. druggist sth And King.
~ you want cheap picture frames 20 to q
bhugi 10y West Second street. lhayc the
arxsst stock In Delaware. Come and see lor
dts. zl0 Market street has tie largest and
cheapest stoc OF hats, white shirts, under
wear neckweAr and hosiery in tbe oily. Call
aud see him.
John G. DryAut, Of No. 7lt French street. is
the authorized agent for the books written by
Henry ~. Stanley, and now being published
by Chas. Scribner's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John g. Bryant, III French street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12
Crayon Portraits

For $500 ere still being made AZ Cum.
Uings gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

The perfume OF vlolets, the purity Of
the lily, the glow Of tho rose, and the
flush oil Hebe combine in PoEzonl's WON
drous Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-12

Eight lots fronting on Shallcrots
avenue and i've fronting on Bayard
avenue were not cold. They will be
held Ia the market at private aale.
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Death Of Mrs. Gao. D'BulIiyap.

It IN our aad duty to record the deatll
OF MlH, Goo. O'SulIjvan, who departed
this life on Wednesday evening, Nov.
10, at tho family residence, 2lOh Fifth
avenue south, after an il)nesp of one
week. Mrs. Ojull,vnn, Whose maiden
name was Mary McKaDna, WAS born III
I.letowel, county Kerry. Ireland, III
1916, and emIgrAted with her husband
TO this country in 1860 After residing
for ten years Ia tho East the family
came to this city. She Was tho mother
of nix children. only one of whom
George. survives her Friday morning
the remains were conveyed to st. ste
pllon's church, whero SOLEMN requiem
hlRh mass was offered for her ele1 nal
repose, l'he long funeral o0rteRs thence
proonsdad TO st.. Mary cemetery, where
her remAins were inferred beHidr hen
children. The pail bearers were MurtiIl
Ring. Nj. w. Mash, Roger Vail, DR..
O'Brlen, John Coleman, Thomas Me-
N amara, Ihonnu Ward and Dennis
'rra,nor. Mrs. O'Sulllvnn was an esti-
mahe lady, who leANts behind her 4
host Ut sorrowing friends. Ml. O'snlIi.
wan hun our heartfelt coincidence Ia lt
sad bereuvetinnt.
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The Hijot,.

This ever popular comedy will ba pro.
sentod at tue Bijon on Saturday evening
next, by J. 9. Stewards clever company
Tho following from tho philadulph,u
News Of September 81, 1870, ~ nn Cd
dorselneut worthy Of note: "lhe Poo.
ple's Theatre started nnotller week )uul
night with Tho popular farce. comedy
''The Two johns" Local theatre R,ert
arc familiar with tho possibilities OF the
play Tor provoking mirth. Not ono 81
ths many points to BIO made IN the sottlo.
ment Of tho question, which repeatedly
CAME mp: (which was Petek and which
Phil,p9" was Lost by any member ct the
company, which il ono III tho bent that
ever presented tho play in tins city,
livery member made bit. The langh
sble mishaps arising from mistaken
identify will continue TO delight The PIT
rons OF the Peoples tho remainder 81
the week. There will be lhpnksHiv,
ing matinee Thursday afternoon In nd.
dition to tho Wednesday and satnrda,
matiuoo which will DO gwen ~ usual.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-22

its own vine and hs tres III The Inner
ald Isle and therebY hangs the tale.
Two years aeo this sou of Erin proved
IN able hynchlnan IN assisting tt,wards
the election tf a Democratic alderman
II bis ward, and In return for these
services The grateful member elect Ut
ths CITY council offered to secure ths
position of street. commissioner In his
ward for thu worker. But the contractor
thought he WAS untitled Tor 0ttlco and
declined with thanks. Late s,leceas IN
the political araIa, however, has turned
Ills haad and ut v late gathering OF the
faithful thu byBtandArs were startled BY
something like this. 'l,eRorra, jlst
what until oi nit TO washington, u he
after ahowin' THIN lillows how to max
the laws, and jlst YOU put that ID yer
poipe sonny, to smoke.o La hts lov0ua
antloipations the legislator Thought his
duties would call him to Wayhin9ton
iussend of Ht Paul The Tribune
scribe hay very libtlH To do when hB
writes such funny stuff IA the At,Oye.
He should nay more attention tn tho
study Of Irish 'broAue" before hs At"
tampts writing any more Of IL for the
publjc.
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Matrimonial Muntiou,

Last Monday morning, ut Ascension
church, Norll, Minneapolis, Roy Fatl,
~ Christie officiating. occurred the
marriage Ut Mr.. John Sullivan to Miss
Kate I;. Murphy, both we'll and favor"
nbly known In this oity for manv wears
The groom wau assisted by Mr. M
Mnhoney, while Mas Josephine Muir.
nhy, glBtsr of tho bride, flll0d the pDBi-
tiOn Of bridesmaid. A nMtnbor Of tho
brides faithful and cherished friends
both from the CITY and outside, were
present 10 witneuu tho impressive Cote"
nnny and tn Offer their earDnab con
gratulntlona and beat wishes to Mt and
Mrs Sullivan in their welded life. lm
,ne,lIatnlv following delicious wedding
b,oakfagt was served at The home nt
Mr.. aud Mrs. john hIoans, 1905 Seventh
street south, where those present heart
lily enjoyed III occasion marked with
pleasure and generous hospitality
Among those Ia attendance were Mr..
aud Mrs. J. W. Sowtlers, Of it, Paul.
Tho newly. welded couple were tho re-
cipisntg Of II number Of presents, all Of
which we're both choice and useful.
Mr.. ana Mira. Sull,van Will DO At home
hereafter ut I'D Eighteenth avenue
north.
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PERSON

John bheahv, OF Montgomery. State
Treasurer A, q. H., paid u brief visit t.
the CITY ThurHday.
DR.. u. v. tulling, OF IlinCkIey, WAT
among the thronK ut VISITORS to Mime
ap0lls during the past week
Al. II. Donovan, Of tho GraoevlIle
Transcript, returned home recently NJ
tor brief business trip To Chicago.
M. q, Burke, the wlds~awak pro.
pristor OF tho Commercial hotel Wust
Superior, looked over tho metropolis
Saturday.
j. A. O'5hRughnepsv, Of saltwater
state Insurance Secretary A. q. H., was
In tho city Tueaday IN connection witt
matters pertaining tO his office.
James Greeley, formerly Of Morton,
MINI, we'll known throughout the
state, but for u year or more 4 resident
Of Great Fails. Mont, returned home
Monday might after brief visit TO the
twin CITIES aud other SECTIONS Of Min
n0aOtn.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

THE InleM STANDARD, $l.B per
year In advance,
John j. kinnano, Attorney MI Law.
Room lO) Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis.
M. j. gin, undertaken, mas removed
from Laoor 'remple 10 1890 washington
avenue north.
Have voNr property injured by Kane
d CO.. h0O Boston block. Baat com.
panies, lowest rates.
Fire Insurance, r., W. McUraLh, Toy
Floor, Fo'nple Court, Insure to-day,
Your fire may come Tomorrow.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-22

y. TATE on hiiHNE1llA, County Of Uni,ne
~ ptn ~Tr,i|,ntn Court
IN tbs n,aitpr ~ the onntr Of Margaret TROPHY,
tlerthsri
On reading nnl cling tln llnnl hNrnnnt If Fhi
rick Lyons thn nH.nutnr uf tho lnal VIII nf ehlA
tnrnnnrii nl,J his pet ion prhYng for Tho hlluwe
amos ~ amid h,'nO,int II u for il daa,an assigning
The renue of ani,l estate tu th,, ttranua by INV
entitled ~ Tho HtiDe.
IL IN ordered hnt enid petition I,a hoard nj n
spoiul tprm NJ thiB Court 10 by hold ~ The
t'unr, House ~ the City Of Ninnnap,,llH, nv snid
COUNT, on Monh,y, me l5'I day OF 1er"mber,
1890, ht ~ u'ultnk III The Tu.tlippt. n,ui tI,nt
no. iro or a, 81. hcnriug bn gisal IA MI persons
interested. by publishing tnia order .nno.o
III cAnh wrNk Tor thrs, enrnesrlyp weeks pr'ur To
nnwspnpnf printed AMI published ~ said bounty
Dnichht Minuenk,nliu, this i7th ny III Anven
her, 1870.
DIV thn Court FRANCIS u. UAILBY,
Judge vi prul,atn.
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Market. ho,,ort.

MINNEAfOlJH. November ~.
WHEAT No. / hard wna statAly. CLOSING A.
n cash.
1}onNa ,igit sataa. tbtpW according lt dOhA.-
jnAu4slluld At ellal4 3D.
Hl1ot.,rs~ 4l|nik. ia 7bxl4 90.
liyn. Nominal At 500 for No. Z.
ijAnLHy alniet al from Rhte6sln Tor bos and
~ sample. -.
lIurln,. In lob lots lAncy esen!.ary. I71le
extra f,iaia, isi4, dairy, fnnay, lttst7t: na.fy:
abpoids. lbepl1o, dairy. thifda, 5000, packing
M'.t,a vntrlaijx ffssk aiaaI including cAaas.
isnxEsE Fancy full plasin, tntpl1u. aus full
attnsn 7stg5. part skins Aeb0
Northumberland
bnnaann piEbra-4park, 4ab per lb, sanl. "a
nlpna III abIi green saltei. NAL. Sheep pelts,
Puulrnr 4~I.iya chickens. 0nJh pprlh. Live
turkeys Be per ID. ButinK ofiskHIls eu per ~ .
W.rot-- Ilbwnshud, iDal0o per III WaA' I'm
tnbWAHligI.
UnItJHs~. Etln7b per Iii.
BAA M FHnrt navy usr b,l. .abaa.tD.
HAT aa Wild. HAs On
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-22
MINI POLLS,
! THE THEA TRES.
The Grand.

Hoyt's eelebrated comedy, 's'lhe Mid.
night Ball. clones thres night's Gu
gagement ut tho Grand this evening
Commencing Monday night ind con.
tinuing for three nights with " ..anosda,
matinee tho Bostnn Ideals will hn tht
attraction. For the balance OF Trunks
giving week and half Oh tho we X follow
Ing tho McOaull Opera company will bf
at tho Grand.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-22
ALI Al MllNH.

GTATE nlG MIN N HHu'rA, County IT Homo
~ Mn. ~. .
The state Of NJ Minnesota to George Hna nun. 40
lendntlt
Won nre hereby summoned ~ be md nppcn,
beforo i,o ,,,,intaiunel, quo Of Tho lnstinsa oI
Mo Peace in ai,1 Tor anltl tnmty IN the iIth dnS
oi .,eoener, 1000, ~ y n'nl"nt ~ The f"Iehnu.n
NJ NJ, office, In the u,ty OF MInncntollr l'l enl
action. .'lnnll yon fail IA nprn',r al tho time
aud place a,sornani,i, Judgment will he r"''ienN
nt,,lnst. YOU lp0h tho oyilaDro mltuctd l'y Haio
August knahln., for ni'Nl, s''l AZ he Hhl' b'lu"
no ~ et,ftl"D ~. .,
Nyen nl,lo, my hsni1 this 18th dry Of Novnn
lnar, a. y. 100.
a, Il. ilhIUM, a, uAlM Uas
A,tsrnny, J,.,tIot Of tie Pence.
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ASSIGNMENT NO1'1t,K.

L,TATM or MINNESOTA. uopnty II Iienno
~ nm. AZ. District Court, Fohrth Jn1iplpl
DiHttint. ., a.,
IL, tho matter Of the assignment Ut Thee Mil
lei, ihHosent .,
To nIl whom IL may nonuern!
lnhu .uit0e that on MI the nililAsltp a..1 pro
cslings npw on fila II, ani, court IN ahd ,Dntrr.
tln nnsatea IN aall matter having dnly oni
putetl hs trust. VIII apply 70 enid court ~ q
htnplal tern thuraof, on Tho 2olh tlny VI 'Nr"n'-
Court iinusn i0 Minneapolis II, sud s)onnty to a
fully asrllnrHnd rrou, Ill further duties, llahil
ltitH aud responsibilities N.,ntleotol WIN rhih
,ruat. William BA Eiithls,
Assignee.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-11-22
REvIEWs or NEW BOOKS.
Personal Rscollsotions Of Minnesota and
lts Peopls BIZ uol John n, Stevens.

Personal RscoIlsotions Of Miuussota and
lts People BY uol John y, Stevens.
/ This IL Tho most interesting hook
that VIZ Rave read IN many \ day Tbs
genial author IL tho Arst white tlla,l
who settled In Minneapolis with bis
family aud cultivated y farm, Oh the site
OF our beautiful CITY. ,lle arrived llurs
Oh April ~, 1910, and has remained
ever eines, POSSESSING the esteem and
respect of vii l,is acquaintance. Some
parts Of tho book road like = romance,
and no part Of 1t Ia dull VI nnintetest-
ling, Personal "Reminiscences OF u NUM-
Der Of the early inhabitants Of our city
and state arc given In ~ agreeable
manner, and viii bu read WITH pleasure.
IL oontalny u vast amount Of valuable
lnforma'lnn which will BIZ usDd by the
Historians Of tho future.
I Col. Stevens daughter was the Arst
born white child In Minneapolis. Jhu
died ut tho age If ~. aud the father In
referring To tue event sadly says That
"the B,,l, neyer nhone 10 brightly In our
household since her departure" Every
ono should procure a copy Of thus work,
espycially tho early settlers who oannot
fail to be fascinated by the charm Of
ity contents. ills we'll written, elegant.
ly bound and illustrated, tho print IA
Inrge and clear, and there is not II typo
/. A Inn S.tS Eta
THE TALE or TWo GIrIlcs.
This IL n publication growing out Of
tho recent cunsns light betwnuu 1T,
Paul and Minneapolis MI Johnson
In trnD MinnsApOlitltl. aud In his IN
PRODUCTION he says. "In tho nyalries
Of cities IL Ia not unfair for man tO
stand ~ fnr hiy own. 1t is proper In
u composition To make comparisons,
aud to make known IN every legitimate
WHY the advantage ono city Possesses
over another. to set out tho ras,ts and TO
afford all whom IL may concern an Op-
portuniLy 10 Judge for themselves.
Tho compiler hs.u done his work Ia first
olnsg atyir. After reviewing the Ge,sus
lmlpIOgliD no HiveB statigtiOAl tables OF
all commercial, misunderstanding and In
dulsrial interests OF boil, cities. On
l,nHp lag BIO gives what he tuIlnD "A
TtrOadsido of COmpnrlsOny,' showing
the superiority Of Minneapolis Ovor Ill.
Paul la every uOsaihe respect. Tho
produce, ION will be- received :s II stand.
datd WORK Ira Minneapolis, but wo doubt
il lit. Paul vpnpIO viii. accept u w AL
authority.
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ull,Y HRIEEH.

ru , .u - Mecca ,...,,
a"o 'o''''''"o ''''
S'"N"""" 20 ''' -
Division No. u A. q, III. Will meet t0'
the first time In tho new TT. Ahthoni
hall on next Tuesday evening Ut 7;H
"''''S'
MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Oon'1el', OF liV1
2Hth street are The proud posseFsofs 81
q bright young girl, who very recently
arrived aud has taken up Y permanent
residence with them.
u,na ,.n,,, animal, hu,l Nv tho Brother.
hood AZ l,oco,not,ye Elro,nan v in be
ono Ut tho attractions OF THANKSGIVING
week, and will be held ~ the Masonic
Temple next Thursday evening
Mis-. Mol,io Aahoney. PRESIDENT 81
tina noynlaton avenue club. recoptl,
entertained ,l,p members At her home
MN waa asuIuted by her sister. Mrs
Z ~. Hvrnan. md Miss Wood worth.
., ,,. ,..
.atah,,nnod h,n,aelf in bua,nesg ut ZIG
Henn,pln avenue, formerly occupied
nv sh,l,ey n dark. Mr.. Burton comes
Mare we'll recommended and there /.
eysrv evidence that he 10 destined Il,
vort nm an extensive trad. in this CITY
, ..,,.. 80. !, !,
herha'a A"s"'' wnuss ~. ' ~. 80" =.
~ . mSs's''o"v M"""'' ,,,s, ~ 49, y,
chnrrea tlat no treated his Wits i,y
do doer not know why shs left home.
And asserts that no has provided we'll
Tor her comfort. Ills employers speak
h,uh,v Of Amam.
..... A.
lr,'v1s'n 1,u"u", 49,. s..o y, .ro,.t .
oo,oek .le r"1.el Ms,"o" ...,a 49, , "sr.,,
OF .ne lh'ls''u'A'e s''"osps.v :, r =, :.
WV. nave an ,n's'ess.n ..s :, nra,,nn ~
thu card annlyorsary Of tho oxeuutio,.
orths three Msuchsster martyrs, Allen,
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Cards, letter heads. note heads, uiI-
yelopeu, bill heads, blank receipts, bank
cherks, lawyers briefs, and IN fact
everything In the line Of job PRINTING,
neatly executed Nv the Irish standard
,tpb Printing company No, ~ l'hlvd
strust south. rooms n AMI -.
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NLillw a,tor.

saltwater.
bpnoln correspondence of The irish bta'nlprl'
Ohuu Donulule, uf st. Urnix county,
upont tuu'iny with john Mot)urthy and
family.
Invitations arc ont for " aoGinl hop TO
be given by tAe 'thstle club on ThnnhD-
giving eve.
Thomas MoI)ermott. of I,nn Claire,
was tho guest Of his sister, Mre. NJ. a.
Elliott, last week.
Mrs, Ionu Welsh n,,d son, W. II.
Welsh, left on Monday fur II two week'n
visit az I'll. Louis, Mo-, with re'nu,;'eH nj
that place.
Mr.. Phil MoDermott moi with u serious
accident while ia tho pinericn fow days
elnee. A log rolled over hie leg, and
sprained IL buddy, which will lay him up
Tor eo,Do time.
Bernard Corbett aud Miss Oaynn, Of
our city, wore married at Minneapolis
last "Wednesday. Both Of the contract
ipg pu,tee were well liked by their
many frienda in this loDnlity.
1'Ln saltwater Opera company pre-
sented tho bohemian Girl" 10 II large
nndlcneo nt nudaon people at That place.
The ntt receipts, which were for Mrs.
Pameroy'a benefit, amounted TO about
$3.50.
j. A. Long and Fred Douglass, two
oonyictu NJ the penitentiary, made nm
unsucneHsftl attempt 10 escape last
Monday morning, by suwng the bara
On their oelI doors. but was discovered
by the quart, who l.eard tho noigo and
prevented their earapo. Both arc deA-
pernto uharontrrs, having broken jul ard
escaped several ,imon before.
On Friday evening, Nov II, tho Irish
Ameynun alb of St. Paul was elegantly
entertained by Mr.. and Mre. John
O'lBt,en Mt Va III house on Oliver street.
Tho g,,outu t,amo On special train. They
were received by tho hoat and hustepH.
Mr.. qua Mrs Jno. O'Brien, asaiated Ivy
Mr. and Mrs. J. =, O'l'rien, Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4 r. Burk, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Murphy, Mrs. IA. J. Towoy. Mrs. M. H.
Elliott, Mrs. j. 81. Anderson, Muses. y. a.
q BriBp, Nellie Long. Mol,s MoiFatt
Mamie Mneltey, llaina Anderson, Mesara
II. II. t,illen, w. + ishortall, viii and
nd Maekey, r. D. l'urk, 1r. md Frank
Cnysy. The houes was handsomely deo-
artllea throughout with ehoins tioware.
Tho front md rear porehes were enoloHed
and topely furnished with rugs. easy
chairs, etc, aud decorated with Japat,ese
luntornu. The dining rooina and draw
inn wore prepared for dancing, for which
tls Graham orchestra furnished the
music. About midnight an elegant
supper WIS served and aeon tho guests
departed for st. Panl Ia their special
train, ,ssuring their host md hoatses
TINT an elegant evening Of pleasure was
spent aud was highly delighted with tho
hospitality and kindness showed.
a.a-ar=aaa 4s.a.4 ss+as4 M 5 5< 81
n notice az e1Itfst ID thu UlectiDn at
Df. lsrazta ma alderman Of thu Fifth
ward WA served Inst " stinpsdsY. aud
tiletl with thu city clerk by .lAeob Brsyer
Wl,p Allages THAT the yotes ~ Thu Tenth
8 IA. .s,i. ,,yarss fen ttH iflAuttU
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a notice az g,1itfst 10 thu Ulectinil pf
Df. Hrazta ns alderman Of thu Fifth
ward wau served Inst v stinesdsY. aud
fled with thu CITY clerk BY .lAeob Breyer
Wlp Alagea that the y,tes II Thu Tsnth
prseiuct Of thu wnrl were frandulently
epn,ttisl. mud tl,at pus " the Judges
E1NAy intuxlsa cd.
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avenue CROSSING, anu u was thoun1 oes'
TO close tho crossing entirely s1oept 'os
street railway travel Ih's may hot ~
done, however. Ihs wofk VIII pfopAo's
DO stlspe''''e'' ~ soon ~ th'nSs freeze
up. Operations VIII 90 resumed ~
early 90 posslh'a 'lsxt spring Nnt"'lh
standing the 'act that tho railway COM
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-17
DLAINE's LETTER ON RHCIPRO
CITY.

There are no new inceptive arguments
presented by James G. Blaine in his
letter to the Boston Boot and
Shoe Manufacturer's Association pub
lished today. but those he
has already used are presented in new
shape and with renewed force. He meets
recent Democratic logic on the SUBJ
Ject with . directness that needs
no explanatory application. Reciprocity
b only possible while . high tariff exists !;
II would be childish to throw away the
only weapon that can be used by the
United States and then to solicit the
kind consideration OF governments who
are now in the position of suppliants. No
evasion of his direct question can cloud
the issue: Shall the United States fling
away its immense advantages in addition
70 the &6oo0O,0oo already abandoned,
70 Z mistaken notion OF commercial rela.
tions between our people and those of
alien interestsf
Mr.. Blaine makes strong point against
the Democrats. who claim that he is s6-
vsncing to their view of the tariff BY show
ing that all free-trade Democrats are
opposed to reciprocity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-17
Intelligent People are Not
Blinded BY Prsjudcss,

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. II. 1880.
/ want to stale, although from ignor ant
prejudice against d.. Jordan We had oesn
kept from Changing from the homeopathic
system TO MS. TIA. tie cure OF our child
has been go msryesoEs that Mrs Canny
ami fee. is orr dusy to our trends and
The public in genera to make the following
statements, aud right here i wish 20 say
for every one TO igy aside al prejudice
and give him trial. We rgses very
much that We tsda't sought his aid be-
fore.
For four mnrths frst-cIass pnysiei ms of
both tie aIioya bic and homeopathic
schools ireated oar 3-yesr-oId child for
meningitis and lac continually lost desn
and became weaxer. They decided he
wou.d be q long anne IN recovering. while
10 Us he seenis.i 70 we sinking ever: Gay.
To all appearances he couldn't have liysss
many days. Upon commencing the II ste
genftsc treatment he immediately uegsD
10 recover anc never had tut one par
Oxysm Oh mu-cIIsr cost-ac i'm, and that
only lasted one aoar. Vii formerly they
naa been OF I've hours duration. We
thought every one would b. tie ,2st asd
that he could not I've. In Two weeks ne
bs1an to play out OF doars and gained a
large amount of flesh and slieE1tn
vherras before he commenced the treat
menr ne couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure is marvel to lis and to
al who know Of the case. Any one wish
ing u prove tie ruth OF this 3 ateMent
can find NE Of the address gwen below.
Alter this won 4eriai cure | com menced
the treatment Tor dyspepsia, anu in iwo
weeks my appetite Is increased and lave
gain d four polncs. Mrs. CAnny has ais .
received great benefit from tuls treatment.
REV. A. J. CANNY,
Nys street. Fremont, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-17
DEsICcArED HUMoK.

Il understand you were invited to the table Of
Mr. Stabber, the wealthy pork packer, several
times during your stay In Chicago" "Oh,
yea" Ibid you dine Jamiiief" '.very. Mr.
siabber took OFF his coat and vest at every
meal."-Nunseys Weekly.
81 suess that Charley Flippins wants TO marry
Gertrude" remarked one young woman to
another why. he pays . great deal OF stsen.
ton TO Hattie Smith, know It, but he pays a
good deal more 10 Cert udes mother Wash
tngton Post.
Mra Gazzam-Who was that gentleman who
sat in our pew today? I heard him tell you
that he didn't like short metre hymna Gaz-
zam-Thst was Nr. Lux the president of The
gas compsny.-Boston Express.
Toni hear your engagement with Miss Rose
Leaf Ii on What was the trouble? Hsrry-O,
got dead broke and had TO break the contract
so could pawn the ring gave her.-Boston
Herald
she-John. what do you cook in those jack
Dots you have at the. club-that you sometimes
talk about In your sleep? He-Eoup.-Neu FORK
Herald.
When . man II walking on his uppers the
presumption 10 that he isn't well heeled.-Bing.
hampton Leader.