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HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT
For the Miserable Failures
Under the "Old" Practice
of Medicine?
BECAUSE IT is ALL GUESSWORK !!
FKIDAY HaRBon, March Is. 1890.

FRIDAY HARBoR, March Is, $780,
DR. j. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear Sir-I wish to add my testimony to
the many other miraculous cures which
you have performed with your Histoge-
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sick with pneumonia, sick unto death they
said, when your agent, Captain J. Ed
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that he could cure me. / commenced to
take your medicine, which the agent al
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right away. / also had very high fever,
which he gave me medicine for, and the
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Please print this to let all sufferers
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II they only tlhe your IflSlOg6DeIlC neul-
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sir, very truly yours,
JAMES ROSS,
Proprietor San Juan Hotel. Friday Har-
Dor, Jan Juan County. Washington.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th gay of March, 1880.
j. l.. FARNSWORTH.
Jnstice of the Peace.
VasHoS, King Co., Wash, May %, 1890.
DIR. J Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir Your letter and medicine re-
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know that the six bottles of medicine which
| got from you some time ago have cured
me of that awful disease, asthma, and
am glad TO state that have no use for the
three bottles of medicine just sent me,
and am very thankful for your kindness in
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it. ] have been troubled with asthma for
SO long and had given up all hopes of ever
being cured of it until / heard of your
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| wrote you for some of them. Hoping
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beg to remain, respectfully,
JOHN BOOKSELLER.
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DIR. Jordan's Office

Is at the residence of ex-Mayor Yesler,
Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine. Every other
device is fraud
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PoRT ANGELES,
Clallam Co, Wash, Box o5,}

PoRT ANGELES,
Clallam Co, Wash, Box 9S,}
Dec. 7, 1859.
When | was in Erie, Pa, | took
some of your Ath-lo-pho-ros for rheu-
matism, and was cured and came to
Washington territory, and finding
great many suffering from 1t, have
tried to have them take some. They
say they have never seen II or heard
of it, so you will please send me some
of your advertising books or papers
and oblige.
MIS-. A. NJ. LAWSON.
- Ath-lo-pho-ros Is not a
sold by all Druggists at 81 per bottle
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EASTERN MARKETS.
sew Yonk srock ExcHAseg.

New YORK. Feb. 1.-THE stock market today
was inclined TO be heavy, though displaying
firm undertone throughout the forenoon, but
10 the afternoon II gave way materially under
the pressure of short sales. The exposing Of
the dynamite plot by the officers of the whisky
trust was made the occasion for drive at that
stock, and it Welded lzc. A rally occurred in
the last hour, and the market closed dull and
firm at something better than yesterdays
prices.
Government bonds, steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy: closed offered at 3,
prime mercantile paper, Jt7. sterling exchange,
quiet aud firm; 60-day bills, ss.s6; demand,
fiss. Bar silver, 1917
BONDS.
q. 6. As freg1 s....12D 10. 4i&'s (reg1... 1915
Z. g A. fcouponl. I'D Pacific IS. ;u9
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops Quiet and easy
Goflec-Options, opened firm and unchanged
80 10 points up, and closed steady; sales,
2i2'0 bags. including February, sl7.0stai7 10:
March, sl6.ss; May. sl6.fNGi6;o; June, si515tn
i7ssc.
sugar Raw, quiet and frm; refined, firm and
Copper-Tuchsnged
Lead Dull; domestic, 1880
Tin Easy. straits, $50.
Petroleum March closed at soikc.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosroS, Feb l2--closing stocks
Atchison Topeka. ~ Mexican Cen Com. 222ss
Burlington .. s6is
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHIcAso Feb f2-There was light trading in
wheat, without special change. The opening
was about the same as the closing yesterday.
Prices ruled steady. then advanced &c. again
fell back &c, became quiet and closed about &C
higher than yesterday. Receipts, 26i, 600 bushels;
shipments, 10000.
Wheat Closed steady; cash, eil4c: May. s7s4c;
July, So .e1a3ssc
Corn Steady: cash. soisc; May. 5as<c
Oats steady: cash, flc; May, iSssfaisc.
PORK Firm, cash, $3.50: May, sa.6SCfa. s7l2.
lard Firm: cash, s551la; May, s5.77i.0d5.S0.
barley Firm at zoe.
Rye Firm at 7s6G7ac.
Whisky si.f4
shoulders IS sogsN; short clear. Sass; short
ribs, SaAGi.5n.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Feb f2.-cattle- Receipts, 1900
sironger steers, prime to fancy, 81. sNd550: com
mon to medium, s3ttrs 80: stockers. SadSSn
Hogs Receipts, 5000: lower rough and
common. s. 29eJS - packers ana mixed. So Zoo
ata, prime heavy and butcher weights, s&50n
Sheep receipts 1900; active and stronger:
natives. sS.7as5,a0; Westerns, si7Jga.o5; fed
Texans, s. o.
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Friday, February Is, 1891
AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP.

Consisting of parlor sets, bedroom
sets in cherry, black oak, antique oak,
black walnut and maple, bed lounges,
tables, chairs, rockers, stools, kitchen
table, stands, spring, wool, hair and
wire woven mattresses, holsters and pill
lows, pillow slips, sheets, spreads,
quilts, patent rocker and office chairs,
desks, spring cots, also an endless
variety of furniture, also line of tin
ware, choice line of heating stoves.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BRgADsruFrs

LIVERPOOL Feb Il. --wheat-Unchanged.
forn-Demand poor for spot and fair for fu-
lures; spot. y sd, steady; February. 4s I'D,
steady: March, IS Sd, steady; April, 3s 214d,
steady.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. I2.-ciosing --Consols: Money
81 s-i6 money account, % 5-16. e. 4 Is, l2nz:
= : 4xs. IQils- Bar silver, 4s4d per ounce
Money, 3o.2l4 per cent
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NOORE'S REVEALED REMEDY

one week | find myself wonderfully
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tation. There are thousands who
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NO MORE RHEUMATISM FOR MI
READ WHAT YOUR FRIENDS SAY.

Recommends IL TO All Sufferers
OAKEsDALE,
Whitman Co, Wash,
Nov. IA, 1890.
have had neuralgia in It's worst
form. Having been taking Ath-lo-
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benefited. The doctors did me no
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MRs. MARY f. Helm.
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SEATTLE, Wash, ]
No. Isr Poplar Streetl
Nov. Is, 1889.
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Does Its Work.
PUyALLUP, State of Washington.
Box IS.
Ath-lo-pho-ros does what it is ad-
yertiscd to do. ID. c. SMITH.
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Exchanges at seattle clearing house today
amounted to si7Is095.ss. The balances were
S 81 6nGs9
Receipts and shipments OF merchandise were
q khter yesterday than they have been for sew
efal days. Considerable hay was shipped out
aud quite as much came in. The feed market
continues quiet. Riverside navel oranges have
advanced . cents per box. and the onion mar
let Ia very firm in consequence OF a reported nd-
vance Of l4c per pound in Portland. eonsign-
ment OF very nice Oregon poultry was received,
and sold readily at 20c for chickens aud &c for
turkeys per pound.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipred from seattle in
eIfc, IS tons: Column y ~ Puget sound, 70 tons:
eeattle, Lake Shore d Eastern, - tons. BY wa
ter umatra, I,5S0 tons; Waila WalEa. go tons:
City OF seattle, y tons: Mabel, 20 tons; Fair
haven, Is tons; Edith, 10 tons: Glide, tons;
fleetwood, 8 tons: Buckeye. tons, and lola, ,
tons. Total shipments, 2,1l1 tons.
MERCHANDISE AID PRODUCE RECEIPTS
Produce and merchandise hare been received
st the port of Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows BY rnil-~Northern Pacific,
s65 tons: Columbia Il Puget sound, b tons; Sc
attic. Lake Shore 4 Eastern, 100 tons. BY wa
teri matilla, 800 tons: Fairhasen, . tons
Munroe, II tons; NJ X. Merwin. 10 tons: City of
Seattle. tons: and Fleetwood tons. Total re-
ceipfs i.5i1 tons.
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yun GERMAN rx.rsrnGss.
shc l. said to rnL- the situation
calmly.

PARIS, Fob. eJ.--rhe bDure was
weak, owing 10 reports that articles
uniavoraLlc to France, arising from
the feeling here over the visit u I'm.
press Frederick, were printed In the
Cologne Ga;ctts and other German
newspaper.
Ex.timprc.s Frederick aud daughter
visited the Cathedral of Notrc Dame,
the Chuny Museum ard tho LuNcm-
boufg Gardens to-day.
Excited grOuIs were gathered In the
Hobbies Of the Chamber OF Deputies this
evening discussing the Cologne Gd;eiic
article. ItDsttc say- the article VIII
cnlighien tile Boulaugisi- ~ 10 the im-
prudence Of their ccucDlricltirs.
DE Itouldc and ten other MEMBER 81
the Patriotic League send letter 10
tho rress, In which they say. "Our
Object has been achieved. The check
TO tie Prusslnn Il complete and French
dignity issavtd. Further demonstration
would now only detrnct nom the great
spirit Of patriotic pride that has ust
united nil Ffcnchmeu. II, Therefore,
bchoves us 10 abstain from such demon
strniiUn."
Some Of tho French newspapers are
running riot In their remarks. Lc iOir
says. "Our army Il really, our nrmn-
neut complete and our reserves thor
oughly trained"
Empires Frederick has remained
calm, aud has no lrar OF an untoward
Incident mafrlng'hcr visit.
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THE GERMAN PAPERS.
They Naturally speak "a Determia.
ed Language Against France.

BERLIN, Feb. 91.--rhe Cologne
Go.sfi,, commentinglon the concilia-
tory ovurtures Emperor William made
Ia France, OF which the visit 81 ex-
Empress Frederick IL regarded NJ a
proof, says "Thc French have a right
To think u revenge, but they have no
right To inJure the feelings OF the head
OF this Empire aud his mother by In
suits that could be expected ouly Of
scoundrels. The German p.opl. feel
deeply the outrage upon III. person Of
their Emperor, and they have light
10 exI.ct the French people and gov.
eminent TO give ample satisfaction aud
wipe out IN. stain upon the hands u
France 10y ,nergctically calling Ia
order the miserable wrc,ches who have
lnsulte,l the cx-Eniptcss Frederick"
The FrcuoigHb,dn declare, that tho
German Ambassador nj France, In "a
long conference with the Minister Of
Foreign flair, gave notice that this
would lie Germany'r nua attempt 10
conoillatc France.
The P0g, commenting on the Paris.
ian incidents says II will evidently
bring the necessity for struggle near.
or. The sword would have bccn low
erred long ago, says the los, were II
not for Russia.
The Vienna papers attribute the agi.
tatiun In Paris To Russian designs,
carried ON through DE Itoulde AMI his
followers.
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believed that West was Innocent.
Weak as he was, he made desperate
fight when the rh,rifi'e party entered
the cell. Finally IL was decided 70
administer ether. Even then he
struggled 10 fearhiliy that they finally
determined TO strap him 10 n hoard.
An ugly fight follow an attempt TO
bind him, and more opiates were al.
mlnistered, until he was finally car.
ricd out, helpless aud half unconscious,
10 the gnllows.
When the trap was finally sprung
the combined weight Of the plank aud
man was too much for the rope and u
broke, hurllngWest 10 thegtound amid
groan from the crowd.
West was awakened from his slupor
by the shock, and realizing what had
happened, struggled f,arfully to free
himself. The groaning, wfithing man
was picket IN by the dcn.h-watch and
carried back TO the gallows and again
launched into space. Hhe fall this time
widcncd the gashcz In his throat and
the blood ttrcamcd IN great Jets from
his neck. His neck was not broken,
and he was allowed 10 haug thlrty.fvc
minutes before cut down.
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The storm Has Crossed the Continent
aud Disappears.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2G.-Tbe storm
that appeared Sunday on the Pacific
Coast has since crossed the continent
anu II now disappearing nj the mouth
Of the 81. Lawrence. This storm was
a very severe one, causing severe wash
outs ON the Pacific slope, aud some
heavy rains In the Atlantic States.
The gales attending the storm have
been severe and viii prevail To-Day In
the Atlantic and Gulf States. To the
southwest OF the storm vortex a tongue
Of low pressure extends, everything the
Atlantic Coast States to Georgia. An
area OF high barometer follows these
storm conditions, attended with n cold
wave, which viii reach the Atlantic
and Gulf coasts today, with cold but
generally clearing weather.
Local SHOWS are reported In the
lower lai.es, Ohio valley and south To
Nicksburg. Light nuTries OF snow
may occur with the cold wave In the
interior. Southern States aud North
Carolins; told nni fair weather
generally will prevail In most districts
Friday aud Saturday.
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Compulsory Education Law Endorsed.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. ad.-At 10.
days meeting Of the department Of
superintendents OF the National Edu-
callonnl Association United States
Commissioner u Education Harris
read paper regarding the Intcrna-
tional Geographical Congress 10 be
held In Switzerland next August. A
committee was appointed 10 take
charge Of the matter In this county
and SEQ that the improved methods
here are represented.
The report Of the committee on rcso-
buttons, which was adopted, endorses
the compulsory education law, urges
the establishment of normal schools
aud colleges for the preparation OF
teachers, chairs Of pedagogy In univer.
hitirs, courses Of lectures on the science
Of teaching, educational periodicals
aud all other means for tho preparation
Of teachers for their work. The reso.
buttons commend the principles OF
civil service as applied 10 the teachers
OF public schools and recommend the
enactment Of laws by the several states
requiring from all candidates for the
office II teacher certificates Of qualIfl-
cation from the State authorities, the
retiring and pensionlng Of teachers
amer service OF thirty years, and upon
carefully devised candidates.
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The highest medical authorltle. Of
Europe aud America have recently
decided that large percentage OF cases
Of insanity " caused by the cxrrucla-
ting palms OF Neuralgia of Ia. head and
face. II any member Of your family
suffers this torm.ntOr, induce them 10
try Billiards. SNOW Llnimsnt. One
application will afford immediate relief
aud you viii nOon he rad " n danger.
Gus and tormenting disease. Bsllnrd's
Snow Linlment IL the most penetrating
Linlmeni known. II positively cures
rheumatism, Lame Back, Contracted
Muscles, Old Sores, COrns, Bunions,
etc. IL penctrates and opens up tho
pores, drawing all poisonous matter 10
the surface, restoring aud promoting u
natural circulation OF the blood through
tho diseased parts. gee
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PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 26.-rwo war
vessels, christencd the Royal irthU'
end Royal Sotereign, were launched to-
day.
Tho only foreign war vessel present
wa, the German warship Oide6urg,
the flagship Of Admiral Won. Der. Colt,
who was specially commissioned by
this Emperor OF Germany TO be present
Mt the ceremonies as the representa-.
tive Of Germnny's young ruler. The
Royai Arthur u screw cruiser Of
1900 tons, $4,000 horsepower, aud car.
rics twelve guns. Her name was
originally CoHfdur, which was changed
by the Queens orders 10 Diu.o ~ Con.
naught, and finally, ut the last mo.
mcnt, by the Queens orders, 10 Royal
Ar,hur.
RQyai Sovereign IL screw battle
ship Of II, $50 tons, 10000 horsepower,
and carries 1 I guns.
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The work Of the Rase Committee
Approved.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 29.-Chairman
FaIthor Of tho Southern Railway and
Steamship Association has called n
meeting Of the executive committee In
this city for the 3rd OF March, TO ap-
prov. the work Of tho rate committee
which met recently In New York and
II. Louis. Tho rate committee VIII
meet here again on the 9th Of March
10 dispose Of unfinished business. On
the 9th " March there will be n Joint
conferences ut Kansas City OF the rate
committees Of the Trans-Aiisso,iri, New
Orleans Traffic and Southwestern Rail-
way and Steamship Associations.
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You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about II. You may
yourself be one VI the many who know
from personal experience Just how
good thing II N. IL you have ever
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friends, because the wonderful thing
about II IL, that when once given trial,
DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place In the house. IL you
have never used II and should be af-
fllcted with a cough, cold or any
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bottle at once and give II a fair trial.
10 IL guaranteed every time, or money
refunded. Trial hotties free ut A. O..
Smith a. Co.'s Drug store. q
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WASHINGTON, Pa. Feb. 96.---The
execution OF William West In the Jail
yard Mt this place today, for the muir
der OF three members Of tile Crouch
family, was an a~ful affair. This
morning the condemned man, whu
had secured In some manner sharI
piece u iron, plunged 1t several time.
Into his throat. When found he was
UNCONSCIOUS from loss Of blood. Amer
several hours work the doctors sue,
ceeded In rouHIng him from his coma
toss condition.
Outside the Jail nil was excitement
AZ there were many negroes who fully
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THE FRENCH DEMONSTRATION
AfFccr rHr BouRsc.
ruE rorE pispLrssEp.


RJME, Fob. 2g.--The Pope has inl
formed the propaganda that he Is ex-
ceedingly displeased with the last
nominations for bishops Ia the United
states and sent here for approval. Upon
the representations made by American
bishops NJ TO the rad religious cnnii'
ton Of the Italian immigrants who
land In the United States, the propa.
ganda which IL making an exhaustive
study OF the question under the Popc's
order, has Issued q pastoral letter, adj
drcescd To the Italian bishops upon this
subject. Tho letter states that the
Pope Is greatly shocked at learning Of
the neglect 10 which the immigrant'
are subjected, anG announces that his
Holiness hna resolved 10 take energetic
measures 10 remedy the evil.
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Huston render, Ms Resignation.

NEw NoRIs, Feb. .g.--A Washing.
ton special says United States Treasurer
Huston has again rendered his resigna-
tlOu and that y IL very probable II will
he accepted. III health IL stated 10 be
the reason.
WAsiiiSoroS. Feb. ~. Neither the
President nor United states Treasurer
Huston will confirm or deny the re-
port that United Statcs Treasurer
huston has rendered his resignation.
INDfASAioLts. Feb. aB a S,ntinol
special from Evansville says; ~
private dispatch from Washington an.
nuunccs that !. a. Leneke, ox.Sta,c
I Treasurer Of Indiana, has been app
pointed United States Treasurer, vice
Huston, resigned"
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Mh00piuE Cough,

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which will give such prompt relief In
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II you viii try II your children will
not keep you awake all night co ugh
ing. Ballard's Horehouud Syrhp IA
the most cooling and soothing r.rpedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Prom
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free from opium. IL builds up new
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The Label sai, Against the "in-up.
pressibie."

DuuLis, Fob. 20.--Th. suit for libel
brought by Timothy Harrington
agRinst the Publisher Of the Lsnpprcs.
slbio began to-day. Harrington dcnied
handling the funds received from the
United States, saying that no one was
paid except by check signed by the
treasurer. Dr. Kenny testified ~ 10
the amount VI money collected IN tho
United States, aud said the number OF
rvioted tenants excrellcd 1900, all
but 900 OF whom were paid out u the
evictcd tenants fund.