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New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Boar0 iDante1.

A FOREIGNER well educated and enter
n tanning. will give singing and piano
instruction in exchange for nice home.
GENTLEMAN, Box los, Tribune Uptown
Unce, LBS Broadway.
OOUNTRY BOARD wanted for man and
L wife. young babe and nurse girl; must
he within 45 minutes ride OF city, Send
nrico and particulars 10 ", Box 81, Tribune
tTptOwn Office, 1,23S Broadway.
TNTLEMAN wants board within one
" hours ride from City Hall; private
family. with tennis court, preferred. Ad-
dress COUNTRY, Box Is. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

IL OR SALE OR RENT.-The residence OF
L Mrs. ZalmOn Wakeman, at Greenfield
Hin. Conn. miles from Southport on
y. Y. n. II. e. II. r. H., near "Verna
Farm; ) acres OF land, house. tarn and
Other buildings; abundance OF fruit and
shade trees al IN good order. HOWARD
n WAEEMAN SouthDort Conn
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
Cnnntrp iral Gsiate for Sale

a SPECIAL BARGAIN.-An estate in
n the Adj Ondao ks modern sub-taniial
residence CaIone cost al 5000. accommodates
% furnished 800 acres in fee, besides eN-
tenslve adjoining hunting and fishing
grounds; owner no use fol II price only
20 coo. (FoiO 5,5i3) PHILLIPS &
Wels Tribune Building.
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The Deeds Recorded Win lie AuAiseu
YESTERDAY.

1e0tSr00y.
Real estate Transactions from January I.
1891, TO date are $5,s0i ,S607. There
were fled for record yesterday II
deeds. the considerations sggreEatinx
So. ii5-3s. an average Of 81. leA76 Folios-
ing Is the list ~ furnished By Osborne,
Tremper 4 Co. abxtracsors Of title, rocms
9. 10. IL and III Coiman block
A. Erisscscrso7 {, wigssxxn Esrwy3er. Ian u
ard u, block =. Reaspnis STA
J. IL Nc-srsw. sheriff 20 J. Fussh- s4afass-
TRAITOR Asnor s<aase- BLOCKS 10 xne II. NAynarda
r. : Ccn1eisy 70 & r. Dsriess, lot IA, hsock Il
4ae<Son street. fSdn
,sshsrise on e Asseiiae wllls.; Iss . -
n lexs % o. sn.saine M.Sisy. soss 1 % =.
blerk 50, 10 H. block C. Moss "a. n.
w. X White 70 MfIlsam NcNamxxa e IL. -
8, hac<k 2. New NiiIred- fszsA
,. H. Carter 90 Amelia ~ Carter, lce IL BLACK
g. Denny Hsxt8- 81
Cormoce 4 Aossf 70 q ~ Jewell. lces sna =
block -. Coszno1e A6tst Leo % KiYksand 3xzs
soalhern Psrzxc Land sazz Bazr 80 Fesx fSisen.
lai -. block II. s Z. L Cas- H 2. - . D.
Ana. n r:nsss< % F. Ray. ses ( ssesA y.
-walcA { Kisnsssl % A. Barker. les l. hasek n
Harrison HesghtA- 81
!. s.rtsr . ! Hszsea and Wis. Haznssa
". R Eaien 70 s. rc.seTson. Ne Of -. - =.
Aasellne Wiley % T. T. Iltaei,. les a. bls<k
j. & MrC.sian 10 r. n. Rcarnan, sssck =. ises
60 =. block 5. Is TO II. block 8, Yozngs. Sse0A
lists 70 ID, sioek Il. Maynard's IAie wssA-. q,
F-W- Fuller 20 J. T. <firsun, sce - b5oek 8
froSpecf Terrace I'd <xn
1 beyries e charssssa seehne. los =, hasek =
e or.s.sn . :. H Trcy, lots - ana n. Aassk
J, lake View. $5Ba
z 4, Eoasst-sa p C FsaArzsy. lot =. Aastk :
Hf4WnfAa Park ffr<
q u. Rn.esI 70 {. W NcTunasd, ioss . 6.
block >. kirkland syd ist- sga
bso<k & ssnders to Gilman Park, Sssa
n Feiitz r. |. . Bruns- ios : block :. Bosaoa
Z g; s,.s. = J. Fsiitz, lot : saoea :. sasssa
a 6r..sss - Augusta Grawsss. - iss =
"a bscK / los Il srd L, siorE ;. Ersss ! Sisw-
ets .. $soA
Z y Br~er E: a to E. & Grs~s ios u. basek
G. & Phenney 70 .. r Hawks. hsocks ~. II.
1iss ls.- u.s. - Ia. -. lots - 20 ks, block -
wrusland Park sup. sis.Ao-
A. Mckee 10 A g Tate ard vile. fne - Asock
8, gacksozs and ssximscr sss, STA
United states 70 Frser fersrn- loss and s -
oi M, ne ct 81 SEC &. =. = rate1t
W. y, Mod 70 G Z Ntsf block e. Weo4s
Cosrncsds 4 Aasss - A. r Timmerznsn. lo4 4
block 2. Corraode Il Adslss firsz % Kirklsn1- s.
y wAliinrfcrd % r. pzlAss, tos q, hioek e.
Gilman PARK s.
cv- Bar1nr to Y. A. Bryans, sces a - u.
book Emsrx,d park; los - and a. haock +
Eisrstna Park {zsc-
d. " FISCHER to A " Dunning. nj 81 e. Is
ne OF 81 = SEC - 3. 4, &sn
H. 3. G. xordsnn1 to J. A. IAndserc0, ~
loi Ia block e. Gilman park ssy7.A
q 8 20 r La1E. sx5 = &C -. S, & rste1t
s Park l. 4 / Co. 10 Mrs A. Bsfkcrsons l0ts -
90 g. block g. SoufA PARK s1sa
T. II. Cana io Rasa Columbus, lots aa4 ~
block a. Dez1yFs PARK &eau
1hAsaoss & Wheeler 10 8 r. Thozreoz, pt 3o1
6. SEE II -. = g acres, 81
C. =. stnne ~ +. Z. BArnuE. los l. ard II.
Ssock Sc, Lake Union. $zHE
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Health is Wealth.

DR E C. wEsrS yKKv1 AxD RaArx TxxA1I
MESr. q guaranteed specific 5or Hyxter7A DixxL
ness Commissions Fms. Eerrons NeurxasSA Hea.a-
ache Nervous Prostitution caused by tn uae a A.
cohol or tobacco WakefHgness. Mental Depression
Sc5fen1cg M The Brain, resulting In insanity aa1
leading 10 misery. decay snd deA1h. PrennEuTe Osd
Age Aarre1ness- Loss Of Pc~er IN ether Eek In
voluntary Losses and Spermasorrh1A. caused ay
cSertxerr1on Of TIE brain. seffsbase crerindn;-
Renc4 Each box contains one uaoztns treatment
81 box c7 sax boxes M .. sens ~ NAL psepAid
On receipt Of prsoa
WE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received oy N
Scr sax bottles accompanied with Is, Ne WIN aend
ihe purchaser our written guarantee % refund tAa
money II The treatment does ncg cfes1 cure
EDAr&niees isSaed only by KRAKOW RRoa Drnr.
O. leslsz avenue and James street. SeaSsla WASH
Open al night
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These weIl-known and reliable specialists sreas
Al chronic, nervcus- blcod and skin dises 81 also
II ncuze and chronic diseases 81 the eye a1d co.
They are the moSs eminent TAssiczaas O. the
American oon:tAsnt A surgeoas xhey are
NERvoUS DKBrLITY. spermaaorrnra. semi
aa1 Loasea- Night E0iasinna Less Of vfsal Powers.
Sieep eSuesa. Gsooniness- DepcesEoa q sFdrsfe
Avfrxian % xoc1etr, Nearly pkscocrAged- L6rk of
Ccn6dence Dab. Bist5ess. TB1t sW Ssuay 81 DuE-
ness permanently And speedily cured
Hi SEXUAL BEFURMffIES and impedf
Ralsop AMI SKIN DfsEASES. syphilis CON-
paezeay er11scated without the use Ct mercury.
Scfcfala- ErysipelAs E3ofc hes. FfupfionA EczeEna
Acne Ulcers. Fimraos. Pans la the Head and
6.nes. etc. permanently cured when Others have
failed.
URINARY. kidney ana Rladeer Tronb,ea
Weak Back. BurEing Urine. Freqneacy OF Crr-
naitnes Crime High c}ored or With Milky Sedf
ment on standing. 6cnrrThunA. Gleef. Cystitos
Eariccese. Hycrocele. etc. permanently cured
Charges reasonable
STRUCTURE cured in from efteen TO rwen:y
days BY the latest Anc NOS Dcienssfc unefboc8
Gaia RRH. Throat Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully ard perm snepsly cured
PILES. fiSfal- fssSurt- Rec.Az Ulcers, PERFECTLY
cc-e3 without knife, dxasure cAnsfic No Eetsn-
tion from buainsss- Over 7.fe0 cases cured Trezt
enf scieniitc. safe and painless. and xoodez1ulsn
It's results
LADiES-An FenGe weAkn.s. promptly
cnred- Hsedsche. Nervcus Frusfrafion, General
d. bsalsy slee1ses<nesS. Depression, Ovarian
TroESles. Inflammation, Liberation, FAILING Dis
placements. DssneaorrhuA. Spinal Weakness.
Rscney Complaints. Change q Lie, etc.
once hozrs-9 . m TO 3 p m sundays =
X. R-Psr.ons unable TO visit Us may be treated
81 their homes ~ correspondence Consultation
eee
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whesx-sAzprdnR- $lG1A1g< - ounMa.
milling, 81 f-syf4z- 81 pr GENITAL
Ls- coznmcn ErA6e, II ~: brewixR, ez.G63
1.sT< sor fair ~ good, ssa $lERG3< -
cEc1re-
osts-sz-rrise. sln9sx. milling, QxD
81 zs- yuca % cAosce fee4- a--7s11L45s III.
E-z--Sl7s. Erxy. n-z174l - per ee1fAL
corn-IArre yellow, Szxz0a.x7sx suaz1 -.
low 90 vAsss. 81 ss5s9l 81 rex csatL
oyrynEx
Gail bcnrd sales wAeAs--Buycf 1ss7. 8l14n
@lsss<. CLOSING - 81. o.. b1ytT sexsna. 81 a.
l<-5<- c3oxsnx e. 81 GA
karsey-BE-sr ISL E-asf: buy9 aanunv
GzSs<zL0, closing ~ ezll
ExAyCzAI
Drafts-szxAs. IL txlxxrnphie. - esex7fu3
bis1s-Bark. $4-SFk. s5Ghs. 49,. ccmmesrsAx
tzN SILVER bars E5xtA Mexican eotlazxs
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rro,vcr rrrrrrrs .xp erorArEoys-

Esy FKAxc1sce- Nz<rh The West market
eonssaaes sfronx ana moderately active ior good
For feed descriptions o1xrz1xs Of eAcsre staex
beng Exhs a1d tic cszEx2d fax ExulGx
grades are Sns<4 x1c unchanged Oats are
steady. Shnlce grades OF yellow ezra ere frz
xnd IN fair demand ~ top qgosztlo1- Grain
hnxs are higher EE1 were easier this EsCrn-
ING. rxices ranging frvsn zSIazsc- Batter - wesk
with . downward teE1xacz- k11snE prsces
rnnre from n 70 1se- TIC zrzss xaAxkxz x2cws
no ehanre exrers IA uxTxz crx1gsS- wAsca ase Z
Essse krrser Apes are scxrcts TIE Cslsfarz<a
SEASON. being csensed uy< ana fHe Hs<kce &C.
yeaasrx nov fog szYpsscs ca 0re<o1
FEczCcK KEEKzF7x Ax1 4<GxA-tcsS
Trcdxce rrcess<s-F5orr. ks,a ssekx. What,
lzkAD csnaah- bw5ey. An cEzxn1ss poeazoe1.
90 nnen, I'm, - aoEAA
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sAlrpa.s I.s<lIiss.ee-

san Fkaxc1seo, March S. Arrived 81
Emily. Coos hay. sh Two Brothers.
Tacoma: bktn North BEND, Gray's Hsrbos-
Deparsed-xh str ORA, whaling. stx
Lakme. Port Angeles: blk Gatherer, Seat1ae-
Cleared-Rr str Wellington. xanaimo: str
George w. Elder. Portland. str Ai-ki.
yanaimo. Blk Sunatza, Port Angeles. -
Walla Malsz. Victoria
Arylvea-Bk Ge-mania. Seattle. ~
South Coast, Port Discovery SAsled-Str
Ai-Ki Sana;mo: str George w. kides.
Portland
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- :, - 80. s.s.,E s.s s.a.s.y ..s.. ....n..
Rsssess sscne. "a cnson,e xsCs.a' ~ -
1nsosa saa cess he dossoss - scs.as1 e1sss:
e 8. Is - cs.ss - za az i s.ss IN
~ xcsx s-d theis iong expsrieace, rennarkaAss
81 Go $780, e ss, Z dee &c ssess . AZ
eSzeD = - nm eua1denee ~ she aAz5etea even.
q cKkrAU AID POSITIVE cURx - -
~ ~ :. g 10y No snd ~ nrmesoos sv1,s
PaIvATE. 1I0oD AxD sxrx DrsxAsEs
N11vorss p'5x;fk ff4 1sD sks sSE D
Szs fIsrSEa H E III n IT. .'s Tasss,
HYDRoCEfE AND vAKi IS pems
sYfaIIls Goso1n 10 = az crRE - spen.,
,ersn0A Seminal WEAKNESS. Lost Naasood
Wsss... - q sso $500 4.s rsease s.. hs =
a,.esas. g. rsals fson yosssfl ninss q d
ssggy q. a.sss = saysscz d;sas:iisy. saseri5
sTRIcTUREs r,1nnny saa sasesy eusss Vim
eg pain a. detention ftum buxiaesA
Asssa Tansrs 800 nrassson. es s.is aaeer 1879. ss.
- - % dl...asss g fAe vafsoas or1ans 8 .
zssasd = en- s1sss Ned3cd and sarsied Dlspes
s. saasser ~has ysur conpsa,ns. csnsu,s sbss,
Dnuy casee tnsf hsye been proncunced hopesesA
ns- "a s sosss ssn sssui s.a
saruAy. ax1ctnre. ~ Diseases and defosuIrtes q
s.shex ss8y IN inpsdsraenh % marriage qaickiy n
ca i q sess evidsnos q : docsors sksil
Ono Houn-e q n until p m Sunday II .
enna An cunndensssl ssad censs = ssa1ns s
Assus psonpt reply
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san TE1NcIsco FLoUE EXPORTS.

The Total for February Exceeds "a. 600
Barrels. Valued ut Nearly $500. ooe-
sAS Francisco, March a-Egri1z tins rnorfa
of Fehraxry exports Of Soar from saa fraarases
.we.e ~ ffsi.azn-
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Mrs rarfsxff. Iscous wood, sacAn9zeA
{ Hsdcxrf sxsnAoznah " + L1cas & y. woux1gy
a z Exupaezl-yvwhtnwH Cosccrds nslv.nnss
" , EeEker. Ps{sxzd1ex l. Ncxeoxsond. ke4M19
Kuxsf- Cxnfrx1zA Mp Kz1Es3cn~ -
Gs5ea II Cone. Eancnds Miss - Ee1r<srn -
n Bo<hr<rkw.GzndEpA Els xlwAn1ee
CAandle<. Nizuxuk II 4 Maxktnst GO
zsssChsxnher1Ain Sam Miss ESne1cks tneea
NJ a Mnhr 4 ~ Ecasrn Wa1xneAv Sass Co.
G wazrx.As szrzas c<y 1W11z1<As %
Nu Anztersc1- n GA1kfe
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TRADE AND SHIPPING
California Butter Plenty and
the Market Weak.
DAYS EXCHANGES. sIsI. 1912.
Ne KIverside Nsveis in Markes-Fs,~y
Apples Not 10 BE Had All Feeds
Quiet ard Dali.
r1rxs AT sxs--zx zsrsa- -,ear
HssH wA-xE ic~ ~a-EE
= N II pr Il 81 T. ga r.
"a rs L .tss y II Al
AT rvxg -vss-z>sSa
s5 - Z. "a - 50 ~ as e-i
~E4srzxs xsres + sssi-
ExrAanrrs al the SEATTLE czerr4sax sscssse To-Day
smoaa,cd % SsSl-7ss.i- TIE balances were

slS - 49, - s. n as Ell
ExrAasrrs Al the seattle cssrr4sae- Asszse today
srnfaascd 70 sssl,7ss-i- gAe ta-&ares were
$sisssss.s4
-HH xarEx-s
se batter market ssssxe5 aa1re lie than ssy
seTsrzi SsTx Arrivals isseaKxse<s xe-rrnl good
sh szasnts ri CaliIog-is resi- hx0u-ai By the San
frszrisso beats sa1 xtsse szse z1issssy was
ehoice The demand was MOI saEs1ierf - ssstzaa
Former Ts-sers- Quotations rsnrez srozz sc 70
as'c per rosi ~ "a goazn1s- Eae threatened in
rsssoa OF the snarkss ty ane 81 tse Aossses who
have no. kssGicz1 tss1;ter oessrx nate sszae OF
Inc dealers raore H5erzl - sacrificing yrssfi,s
than fssey Tnsxat hare been otherwise. and yazs-
cssse-s ErspsG the benefit E@gs are rsenfy NJ
-aaesc
Fruits are aniss ard ssszev- orsz-rs are
week. wszA nothing better cAxa secG45ags sf
y = 30 81 IN stsek. No Riverside naress s-< 70
BE hed On accours o. the #1xsssufs IN son1herz
GAlisorTssA Fancy apples ara very scarce, and
quoted a; = yes box
Potatoes ere s-ssI on the sow.axzrs --nsr frs.-
class astives being offered 81 81. ans Czls-
tornias anyvhere fra-n SIS Hr csssa<cs ezzae
"a n nnersi s1irTaeais and droTssei s<c, Ens
Millssuts are saais end weak cats Aoi. ssses,
own isqziry scs seed styz1r.heasax fae market
Corn IS little ftrnarer- Hay IS qasef 81 ssssals
sof good Timothy e11 q heal lay = lees
GENERAL sHzrMxx-~
rssrs ~ the PCS. fwgafg geNr hours goods and
sns-eAru@i<s hare been shipped srUra seattle in
fhs following EEaoEzss. ~ rsas-<o-shcru Pa
cs6c- - tors, CoiEzata 1 Hsages Scand. - tons:
sesffls, Lske shore 4 Eesserra- H. tccs<- Rr
water Mabel IS tons Eieht<ass. scns- ctr q:
sza1fse- L. ieas- Alz< sa5~-srz;- tons. Essy oi
AanssiSas ions isra.E ssaAeg- "a szzass fair-
haven tors S-zse cs AssaizgzoE- : tons
ssrzcs- tons: Glide. toass fo.a, : tozss Total
shipments, sg5 tons
sEzsEAxfrsE .so rroD-rE xErgErTA
Receipts Of Yrcsnr@ and s7ssresxn6ise al TIE
Tsssf OF seattle du-ss- she past twenty sear
he1n were ~ frssawS. Hr raIz--Scrth@fn f4rs-
tf. a. IONS I0lHEz-ss 4 fszces SQUAD. - .cns.
seattle Lake shore & Enxser-a- sg- fNns. ~
water HGyszan Republic - fssss. Mexsce. go
tons J. r. Mcdonald. g tcns. NAtsrl. snrss;
dz1y ci seattle. tuas- sserrr Fxisey. ID sszs-
FziThaved- IS tons state O. Haxhsncso-, so1.
ToIa, rcces ptx. s.<sg7 tops
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xEErAASpssE
Hops-Essy. Pacific ccszs- -zazslc-
sofcctsr4ians closed 1rHa, iaass poirts M
Sales. Else bags -ne,ndingNss a. ss--s;sx.
juno, kl5-s51 s--ss. sssg- Rs0 ffzacr. sszr r2r-
goes. t9x.e- No :. rs
sarar-Eas, steady refnra- firm; CO A,
eor;er-Sorzinzl
Iee6-Ssea1rs domestic. sss1
Iisl-saaaes- straits Sss.fa
fcfroleusn-AFrsl closed 81 = Sc
Basgox sTocK ExcHsssk
BcsYoS. March a-gsosiaS stocks:
Afrhison- e5zs Iexie@a Cen. Coz ~ \
Burlington oan Diego -, !.
cHEcAso BoAKD OF THspx
CHICAGO. March The wAess market ras
nervous and unsettled TIE eseniag vas
zsssi-c higher fnsn yesterday esasi1e- F-isss
rs44sezc s1Txe afsSFe ussrs1< ngure~ ard then
declined &c. though n1f without nEra~re,-s IN
vance0 &c again tzsed OF snd csa-es sbcnt .c
lower than yesterday Receipts, 80 ssn bBSssels.
sh.EsEne1,ss- l.e.oua isszsheEs-
Wheat-z}nse6 easy. cxsA- - Nay.
Gorn-ssesay. Sasss, s7ssr. My. ssasesszse.
0xss-E2sy, cash. Sc N.F. ~ ssasgs-e-
Steady: cash ssh Nay, IS ssss - (
kye--fl-ra AZ >7tzE<sr-
Rsrl<y-Nnrnfnxa AT 7Sz-Sc
Wkixky-xa4
SSeu3dezs--$4 as464 10. she-s clc2-, 81 sal M
saozs y5tA $AsstsisN
caacAS3 LEvE Stack
CHICAGO. March s-Cxftae-Ekrsarfs- slnaa:
fairly rctave and ssesdy. steers exs-~, SIR So.
medium 10 choice ss1S1ss fserkezs- f.5tss-s.
Eogs-Eee~srfs- fs.ssa- active arr sHEer.
reaSs ana rsua.saor. sssgss4 -. sasxsss an.
yscks-s g. 4sdzSss- pr1rae hczFx $50 bE.che-s'
weights SSsss-ss5s ltsat- ss-<aas-sS
shesye-EecesYtx- 1a-xo. aFTiEe aud s.e86y !.
Tsxsns. ssas: Western. ssz-Asss l4zoss SassFs
10
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L0yrox. March S-fIcs1ng-C c1soi1. Hc@ey
~ Isis. Ee9ey acc0aux, 80. e s. =, IT,.
Bar sisgeE. 1E<d per cuncE Money. reR
cent
isvKRrocz- March A-Corn-Demand poar 80
spot and active fog futures. SCOT s. s. "a rgrcng.
March AID April. IS "a stzuuE. 1ay, = 81
strong
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It Is PROVBRBIAL
THAT
Doctors Never Agree;
SxArnx. Wash.. D. Il. lsaa.

SxAT1Lx, Wash. Dee n. lsao.
IL = Eugene Jordan. Seattle. Wash
Der Ssr- One year ago last October NV
ii.Sse gIr1 VAS vaccinaxed against my
wasnes- Her arm wns Unnamed for seven
veeK Amer that her head broke out in
ha sosssS disehaEgins pu. and never
sible pain IN her head that Il drove her
almost insaue. In August she received =
iaA which made her much worse and she
Was taken With spinal meningitis in its
worst iorn- She grew constantly worse,
and the doctors could do nothing for her
sne wss just aocnt dring. perfectly speech
agony We had given I'D ali isore ard
would hare been glad to see her die TO end
ner terrible x1fIezang. when, learning
fnrcnEh Mrs- McDoaEal of DR. Jordan We
sent for yo1- When ycu came. ahous
O'Clock IN the evensng.yoa said she Was rs
low ~ child could possibly be and be
alive. but that the Histogenefic Medicines.
ii used according 10 direcsions. would cssre
her We began giving her the medicines
Al 10 O'Clock the same evening, and she
never had paroxysra after that Prcvi-
0us 10 this the spa<m would come on about
this time IN the evening and continue
without intermi=sion until in the MORN
ing, during which time We had to hold
her Ia bed TO keep her from iniurinE her
sell When the struggle was over she
would lie more ike corpse than living
child. As yon said would be the case. the
cure Was slox bat sure, and she is now
perfectly we'll / cannot sufficiently ex-
PRESS nay gratitude 10 you for what the
Hlssogenetic Medicines have done for or
child / remain very sincerely.
MRS OWEN DUFFY.
Iayaor's Mil, Lake Washington
kEArTLE. WISH, July s. 1884
Dr. JordAn-Dear SIR Nv little bov
Was very, very sick with scarlet fever. I
went to your Office and procured some
Histcgcnetic Medicine and we commenced
giving him the treatment he began TO
improve from the s<rSf. although az the
time We commenced the treatment re did
not expect him 10 live Ia week he Was
ali right would not use anything bat
the Histoge se7ac Medicines in my family
for ali kinds of sickness l have seen too
many remarkable cures with those medi-
canes. and l have also seen the failures
with the old school, medicines
! publish this 80 that others Who are
SICK may know where 20 90 10 b. cured
Respectfully, MRS. G0UPTEL.
,s04 Jackson street
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that Prof. Briggs resignation is in the
hands of the trustees of the Union SEM
mary. They decided to stand by him,
out the veto which the assembly will
doubtless place upon his appointment
may, it is thought, make them consider
II best to accept his resignation, and so
relieve the seminary from coming in di-
rect conflict with the highest body
known to Presbyterianism. 1t is be-
heyed that Prof. Briggs has now under
amusement an invitation to join the
faculty of the Cambridge university
PRESIDENT Patton has rasping voice,
and Its carrying power was not equal to
SO large hall, but the same self-con-
troll, the same intellectually and force
which marked his prosecution of Prof.
Swing. was in his great speech this fore
noon.
, Prof. Schaff was an interested spec
tator. While the debate progressed
this morning the assembly was at fever
heat. Moderator Green was unable
to control the assemb1age, and at
noon it burst into flame, in groups of
twO, three and dozen, and member of
the group trying to make himself heard
above his fellows. DR.. Dickey, of Phil
adelphia, was standing in the vestibule,
and talked freely. "If Patton wants to
be fair, why don't he say so in the reso-
lutlons, and not say one thing in the
resolutionssand another on the plat
FORM" he said with no little heat. If
Dr.. Patton intends those resolutions as
an olive branch of peace. and will say
SO in them, L, as director of union, will
receive it with open hands. Only, why
IS be SO inconsistent? He understands
how to write and how to talk. Why
does he not say in the resolutions what
he says on the platform?'
DR.. Patton, in the basement, ner-
yously said: Il wish it understood that
l am friend of Prof. Briggs" 80
was Brutus of Cesar" said bystander
under his breath.