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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
1t Made Him Hunery.

A HERALD man, crossing Louisiana ave-
nue. from the City Post Office, noticing the
delicious aroma of coffee which prevaded the
air in that vicinity, concluded to make further
investigation regarding this most delicious
and healJhful of drinks.
On entering the branch establishment of
Messrs. Johnston, Bros. S Co., $50 Louisiana
avenue, he was met by member of the firm,
who courteously showed him through the
large establishment, at the same time explain
ing the many advantages of their modern and
very latest improved machinery for roasting
coffees by their well-known dry-roast process.
The advantages to the consumer in using dry
roast coffees, THE HERALD man found, were in
their crisp dryness, thereby retaining vastly
more strength and their delicious flavor,
which qualities combined make cup OF this
favored beverage the finest that money can
procure.
This enterprising firm are also large opera
tors in teas and spices, their many brands OF
goods being well known to the trade.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
SrHsisl 3antissa.
w., THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT
GNlsSS co. OF WASHINGTON.
Chartered by special act of Congress January
%, 1867. Reorganized as
TRUST COMPANY

chartered by special act of Congress January
%, 1867 Reorganized as a
TRUST COMPANY
Under act of Congress of October l, 1890.
This company begs to announce that it has
received from the Comptroller of the Currency
its certificate of organization under the act of
Congress of October l, 1890.
AS heretofore, and for twenty-four years
past, this company will receive securities,
silverware, and other valuables for safe keep
ing in its iireproof building, and will rent safes
or boxes in its new fire and burglar-proof
vaults, which have fine locks and all other
modern appliances.
Under and by virtue of the act of Congress
of October i, 1890, and the certificate of the
Comptroller of the Currency that it has fully
complied with the law in all respects, this
company will, in addition to the business
heretofore transacted by it, act as executor,
administrator, receiver, assignee, and as COM
mittee or guardian of estates, and will receive
and execute trusts of every description COM
mitted to it by any court or by individuals.
All trust funds and trust investments are
kept separate and apart from the assets of the
company. Besides which protection the COM
pany has a capital of 81 100000.
Deposits will be received from 10 cents up
ward and interest will be allowed on such de-
posits.
Wills receipted for and kept without charge.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES G. GLOVER, First Vice President.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Pres't
Il. tRANClS RIGGS, treasurer
ALBERT l.. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
William E. Clark, r. Ross Perry,
Lewis Clephane, George H. Plant,
Matthew q. Emery, e. Francis Riggs,
Charles G. Glover Zenas G. Robbins,
Thomas Hyde, John F. Rodgers,
Charles A james, Benjamin P Snyder.
James NJ. Johnston, Albert L. Sturtevant,
John G. Parke, Henry A. Willard,
ap19-1m Andrew Wylie.
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Srerial Mntisss.
ysfmsD DExTERs STEAM LAUNDRY.

1t is with pleasure am enabled to announce
to my friends, patrons, and the public in
general that the DEXTER STEAM LAUN-
DRY (old and reliable, established 1S79) will
occupy in about thirty days, when the addi-
tions and necessary repairs are finished, No.
334 Pennsylvania avenue northwest under the
old management and sole proprietorship Of
HENRY M. DEXTER. ap26-tf16
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1872
IA Mass. avenue, embraces thorough Prepar-
atory and Scientific Couases, and affords every
advantage in Literature, Music, and Art.
Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar, and Banjo Les
sons given General Vocal, Drawing, and
Fancy Work free.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
ImDOrtant,

The To-Kalon Wine Co. will ship in lots of
four or more cases, without charge for pack
ing. Persons intending to leave the city for
the summer take notice.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
Collector Erhardt in Town.

Collector Erhardt, of New York, was in
Washington yesterday. He called on Assist
ant Secretaries Nettleton and Spaulding dur
ing the morning and later in the day had an
interview with Secretary Foster relative to
matters at the port.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26

DROFESSOR SHELDON, 1904 F STREET
A northwest - the only strictly first-class
Dancing Academyin Washington. A full corps
of efficient assistants. Tuesdays, THURSDAYS,
and Saturdays. Send for circulars.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26

All the newest shades in spring fabrics are
to be found In our tailoring department. Else
man Bros, Seventh and e.
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THE HOP MARKET.


0oxnln8 Doing az Puy8liup-GroWefD
Should Beware OF Contracts.
PuPALLuP, May Especial. There Is moth
ing doing in hops. One or two growers short Of
money were in the city last week but failed 10
find buyers. Several contracts have been made
for the coming season at Is cents, but the con-
tracts sre more ironclad this year and buyers all
take the precAution of placing them on record.
lfwouid be well to again advise growers against
contracting. Ii they would only keep their
crops in their own hands until harvested they
would not be compelled to give them away at
low pfices- All reliable buyers will tell them
the same thing.
The hop louise question is causing great deal
OF speculation rs 70 whether it il really dead or
only in = eomatoee condition Your Tacoma
correspondent givss some remarks on this topic.
but inquiry among farmers does not bear out
what your correspondent says The fact Is there
is absolutely nothing certain IS to whether the
hop louise 10 coming or not. There have been
quite number Of farmers in this valley who
have lately made minute searchings in their
hop yards and found no trace Of any vermin
whatever.
The New York market is rather more hopeful
this week but transactions don't warrant any
considerable advance. In fact, il is becoming
apparent that spectators and dealers are be-
ginning to give their attention to next season .
crop, thereby detracting the public mind from
1se0s
Following 10 the latest circular from London:
LONDON, April Inv. H. 4 II. lie Mays cir
culsr. 1.-The market Ia In very firm state and
advancing, very few 1870 hops are now left un-
sold. The continental and American markets
are in advance of ours which stops the i'm
portation. There Is better inquiry for old
hops. The imports from september last to date
are S.6ol bales, the corresponding period last
wear G. GO bales
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The steamship Umatilia left for San Franclaoo
last night with about 100 tons OF freight and t.
following fst-eiass passengers: Miss Franks
Emerson. Mrs. W. 4. Beunison. 4. r. Yelsnioa
F. I. Lcxinsky, Charles Monti. J. A. BarAoa
Mrs l. b. Spregue and two children. David Nh
Ter, j. A. Baker, A Herman. Mus II. H. Nae-
loney ana son, Mrs. sarah Goldstein, C. A. -
Hammond and wife and two children, Mn I. r
Hammond, r. II. Dempsey. vile and child, Nj
saiiie C. Claire and child, A. l. LOTUS and C. Z
Emerson. There were about forty-dve passo0.
gers in the steerage-
The steamship City of Topeka left for Alaaho
yesterday morning with twenty-five steerann
passengers and about twenty tons Of freigh6
from Seattle.
The steamship City OF Publs srrived in pDse
yesterday She carried from San Franchise II
tons of freight and . full complement Of passso.
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=
There were 1lcd for record SATURDAY 20 dee6a,
the considerations axgrcgatiug $15 %. an Ayor.
age OF $i97.69- Following ID the liss - furnishod
by Osborne. Temper 4 Co. abssracton 81 tif1s,
lie Cherry street. between Front and Second:
c. B. Stone 10 r. ID. Afhcrton, lots ana q
block -, Lake MON add, H.
f. Goslin to {. s. Granger, lot /. - block q,
& Tranor e ]. Lookey, und Il lot 3. block s..
a. Anderson to D. N. shanks, LOT !. block II,
Fl +. Holmes add, $l,uoo
North Seattle ST.
g. II. Hebron to c. T. Patten. lots II and Il
&. il. Heiibron 10 +. Taylor, lots Il ana Il
block B. Phinney's add, 81 400
u. II. Bsackmar TO II. A. Rascr, lots 10 q
block IS. salmon Bay PIX. $3.50.
J. W. TAFT TO A. 4. Curl, v x ne ~, sec =.
J. f. Morgan to c H. Morgan. lots Ia. II. block
!, Commercial add Kirkland. $50.
W. u. Fenton ct al 70 I. s. Dunn, lot n. block
+. $ Posyin to A. G. Jackson, y lots ana 1
+ S whisworth 70 N. 4. strinsham. LOT Z
+. S Whitworth o N. A. stringham. lot Z
block 6. Fern add, $125
shelton 70 G. fsr9 qua lots IS to - Olosk
Y: 3 to ?. Westiin, = ne =, sc < ne Z. -
b. Davis to s. L Guiberson. ps &C in RusssIl's
D &, Sd.
s T. Guibcrson to l. L Guiberson, IL g u
Russc,rs &, S,,00
]. ]. Guiberson to J. Alexander, und X lo1n I
to S, and TO Il, block :: lots !, ? and 3 to ~
block & Alexander and 6uiberson plot, and =
lots in Wash G Imp Co. Knob hill. SO
Receiver 70 B, suponisks, lots and 2, ~ M
see >. 10. s, Si99.4S.
\. K Eikoos to A. sundmond, lots II and r
block q, Kirkland steel Works, 500.
B. X. Mason 20 NJ. A. Ahern, ri block =
Rurke's I'd, <T57.72.
J. Boshell to G. Bothell. und X ne Of &c go
~, 5, $1,000
5. Dixon TO W. 9. Romine, und 4 lot 81, bleoe
IL sanders LIST. so.
=. A. Mcdonald to J. W. Bertch, lots II and u
block 81, Laws I'd, q, 900.
A. 8 Rose TO 4: T. Church. lot Z, block g
town of Renton, &l5e.
J. Rose 10 A. 8. Rose, all his interest in tow
of Renfon, 81.
J. Williams to N. Ries. und !. block %. Woe,
land Park saps, 1880.
Wash Cent Imp Co: to L I. Corp, lots ~
4, -, 70, Knob Hin 70 Kent 1875.
D. NJ shanks 70 s. ,. seelye, lots and 20. bloen
1, Gheriton Garden, $50
J. III. OgiIyie to ]. Roistead, lot IA, block -
Seely's add to Des Noines. $75.
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MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Firm; Pacific coast, oS92g<c
Coffee-Options closed steady, 5Q)U points
down. Sales were 1850 bags. including May at
OLD: September, 3i6. 501l6.5a Spot Eio. hrm:
fair cargoes, 1c: No Z, ls159l5a<c.
sugar-Kaw. steady; fair refining. SIC: CEN
u1fugai, sssc; refined, quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO BoAap or TRADE
CHICAGO. May a-wheat was weaker. Tho
opening for July was 5x(0x<c lower than yester-
days closing, and alter slight fluctuations
prices declined lie more, or 20 point below
yesterdays closing: rallied re, receded again
and closed about 17sc lower than yesterday
May closed about &c lower and August y
els; shipments, sos,Duo bushelx
Wneat-Easy: cash, $lc5: July, N.0lSfc.
52sAc
0st,-E.sy; cash, sasszc: July. l7s<c.
Barley-7SdSSOc.
Posk-Easy: cash. sl.5osl2s.ss; July. gas
Rye-frm At saassc.
Whisky-N.E.
Shoulders-S5. s1s 25; short clear, S66SDA Isl
short ribs, $67os967a
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 2-Cattle-ReceipteL aOoo:
steady, prime steers. 3666S5; good 20 choice,
&5sos.75. heifers, $49s-cows, $.5n1a5n
Hogs-Receipts. 1890, steady; common,
prime heavy and butchers weighfs. 10:
sheep-Receipts. 5000: steady; natives. Skas
0e.0o; Westerns, &S-a0963s: Texans, IS 10.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAxsE.
Bosrox, May CLOSING stocks:
Atchison a Topeka ISL Mexican Gen., coma 21J6
Burlington. A5eSan Diego. =
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT 18TH
" Ltfe-Saving District, Appraisers building san
Francisco California April so. 1891. Sealed pro-
posas 10 purchase the old condemned boat house
together with the nag pole and remnant Of the
launching way connected Herewith at Neah bay,
coast OF Washington will be received ut this ONCE
until IL O'Clock, noon of Saturday the SOth day Of
May. 1897. Payment must be made 70 the under
signed IN United states currency within ten days
alter the receipt Of notice Of the acceptance the
proposal The government viii not be responsible
for the building, etc, after payment therefor Is
made Envelopes containing proposals must be
endorsed. Proposal to purchase cd condemned
bnaf house, etc. At Neah Bay, wAshinsron- The
right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids ard to
waive defects T. ]. BLAKENEY Supt
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, state Of Washington Kate Cro,,er
plaintiff, va Mary A. Morse and William 81
Morse. defendants Order Of sale No. 10 894
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale and
special execution. issued out Of the above named
court In the above entitled action have duly
levied upon the following described real property
situated In said King county. to-wit: Lot one "a.
block thirty three 1881. feeer's second addition
supplemental to the city of Seattle as shown by
the recorded plat thereof, situated 10 the city OF
Seattle. King county. and state OF Washington.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on Friday
the 18th day Of May, 1891 the hour Of O'clock
m Of said day. at the front door OF the court
house In the city Of Seattle IN said King county
viii sell the above described property al public anc
ton TO the highest bidder. for cash
Dated this flth day Of April. 1891.
J. II. wOOLERY.
Sheriff of King County, Washington.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suxwARY OF TIE srruATIox.


SAN Francisco, May 2-rhe produce markets
were quiet today, with only marked changes in
feed harley. Buyers Will not pay over si45ts
per GENITAL for choice, bright lots, and sales OF
good feed were made this morning at sl-45 The
wheat market contin ues DUH for shipping Quail
tiles. The market for old potatoes is badly de-
moralized and stocks have accumulated New
potatoes were much easier this morning, as yes
terdays receipts were heavy. New onions have
picked up somew hat and receipts are none too
liberal Choice naval oranges continue IN good
demand and are held firm. New fruit Is coming
in daily Yesterday some poor samples OF early
currants made their appearance, but they were
not much sought after. Cherries are arriving
are plentiful and quite cheap California lem
ons are dull and moving very slowly
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipis-Flour, 1900 quarter sacks:
wheat, 5000 centals; barley, 5000 centals:
corn, 6.0oo censals; potatoes, 1000 sacks: mid
diings. loo sacks; wine, 5000 gallons: brandy,
5000 gallons.
Floar-Family extra, =. 409s 30 per bbl bakes'
extra. &S.fad55-50: superfne, IS. 7sAa.ya
the quetabe range for spot and shipping wheat
as can be given.
Barley--No / feed. si IS: choice, s.a7t. u ssz<:
common grades, 81 81 fGi AZ: brewing, 51So
l.5si.per GENITAL for good to choice.
0sts-surprise. ta.'s.eia,; =, Milling. naae
si.sSsi.ss: gray. 8. So st9ls71s per GENITAL
Corn-Large yellow, $1-4-1zfgl.5o: small yell
low, $l.52,1teL55; white. 81 per GENITAL
FINANCIAL
prafts-sight, &c: telegrsphic c5c ster-
ling bilis-Bank, N.s6sf: sight. a. SOY; CONNER
cial. t.s5i<. silver bars. 9o9ss1sc. Mexican dol
lars, 77i1tg7Sc.
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NEW YORK STOCK ExcHAsGE.

NEW YoRK, May 2--The stock market
vas quiet and firm in tone throughout, which
advanced prices slowly but steadily without
material change to the close. The street Is
again in q waiting attitude Tho silver
furnished in the only feature OF the trading.
based on rumors that large amount was to DO
shipped and that London would be compelled
To take large amount. with Argentine COM
plicationsL Prices reached 81, but reacted
again, leaving Il &c higher than last night
Government bonds. steady
Pefroleum-Clo steady after an excited
market; Pennsylvania closed st lie.
HONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. easy; closing oiered at 4
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. May Bar silver. l,s Sd; money
Sc per cent
LIVERPOOL May 2--Wheat-Holders 0fler
moderately: Kansas winter. hard. s. "a. steady,
Corn-Holders offer moderately, spo$ and
July, 6s I'd, steady: June, G, 1Od.
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THE RAIxIgE.
G Purcur, City w Clark, Hadloco
" Thompson, London p Jersey, Tacoma
J w Watkins, Tacoma cof5in, RocheofoP
Rufus II smith, Omaha 9 LItsle6eid. ~
III shelly. Portland W A Jones. K4rl.lanA
s Buehrnsu. City u Sommervillc, Pa
Mrs sommeryillc, Pa In cohn. City
THE eSoouALMIR
II Mcbride 4 ", L'ConeF Harry T. Field. vicecuoa
i. Fowler, City 5 Conner, La Conner
Mrs c Terry, saltwater y LAzier, City
Il George & w. city ID Cochrane, Helena
Ms Hatherwiek NiiwkeO u MeLsnnon, Blsinn
Il q Wheeler. Portland u Bishop. Edmonds
q w Tibbests. Gilman. J II King, North Bend
III Bergen. Nth Bend O p Stephenson & wiz
q W Robertson. San frn Falls City
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EAst 6ousp, Wash, April 10, 1891.
LII. Jordan, Dear Sfr-I have been tax
ing your medicine two weeks last Satur-
Gay ana there isa grand improvement in
me IN every way. Ny stomach is 50 much
better and / have better appetite than
have had before for three months. The
L grippe cough is almost entirely gone:
bowels much more regular than they were
and ! am gaining strength faster every
DAY than thought it possible for me to.
Respectfully.
C. ARMSTRONG.
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COUNTY NOTICES.


NOTICE-TO ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
in materials to- rendering service or performing
labor for King county Notice Il hereby xiven:
That under and according TO IN acs passed 6y the
act 10 regulate the dishursemenf 81 iii n,nnses
by the oficers al the state al Washinrson ana ali
district county and precinct officers and commits
sions Of the state OF Washington and declaring al
emergency All caima presented to ssid county for
materials furnished services rendered or labor er-
formed must be in duplicates and Recommended nv
certificate certifying on honor that such material
has been furnished service rendered or labor ner
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTES TO voTERs.THE FOLLOWING IS
board OF aldermen TO be voted for 81 special cleo
ton held on Monday: May Z. A p 1891 to I'll the
and F. w. D. Holbrook, that have been filed In
this Office in accordance with law:
pus.ss reading e No Sc
attie.
!. ssweeney, !; 2, Denocra. physician. residing at
Rel. Armory r, Republican. aucsioneer, resid-
ing corner virfinis and Second streets. Seattle.
siding at the northeast corner Of Orange avenue
the southeast corner OF aaylor and Dexter streets
There win also be submitted q said election the
Those voting IN favor q the sad extension sha,l
vote ballot containing the words "For annexar
on ana tnXs vcsins as,snss ne sane sna,i vote
The foregoing d Z correct copy Of certificates Of
nomination MED IN ms ounce. IN rr,,rp
Clerk of the City Of Seattle
THE FOLLOWING CITY wARRANTs WILL
e S Ss es ssys
1srr. s kss Us g sss isclnsiss. "-' ''''
WILLIS L ANns. City Treasures.
TMpoUNDED STOCK AT AUCTfON-ruRs-
i day. Nay dfth 90. At 10 = m, In ftont Of po-
lice headquarten. corner Fourth and Terrace
streets win sell ct public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, 70 pay expense Of impending and
keeping. the following described stock. viz: One
iron-gray pony: about 3 years Of age: weight
about $50: branded ON LEFT shoulder I'd. E." One
sorrel Eeiding about years Of age; white face.
white feet behind and branded IL x" on lei hip.
One bay mare about years Of age: white fece;
white hind feet; branded IA X" on left hip. One
chestnut horse over years Of age; white spOe on
forehead: branded So right shoulder. The
owners Of the shove described animals ere 70 me
unknown BOLTON ROGERS,
Chief Of Police.
GALE OF BONDs-SEALED BIDS WILL BE
- received By the undersigned city comptroller
before Friday, Nay Is, 1891, ct IL o'clock m,
for the purchase Of local Improvement bonds, Is
sued by the city of Seattle in accordance with the
provisions Of ordinance No. 1895 Of said city Said
bends are issued for the purpose Of paying fsr the
Improvement Of Broadway from Yesier avenue TO
DE Forrest street, n0n-optiona ten year bonds,
bearing interest 1T the rate Of per cent, payable
semi-annually. Both interest and principal paya-
BILE at the ONCE Of the city treasurer The right to
reject any and all bids e feeerved.
c. W. FERRIS. Comptroller.
Dated April IL 1891.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Transactions for the Year Foot N
os,634,6s0.60
Real estate transactions from January l. l9ol.
to date are $s,s3i.67966 The number Of deSds
recorded during the past week vas lis. ana
the amount aggregated $iis, 4o66s FcilovfnR
Is the record of the week by days:
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kVk AAAA-AkAk k<0zA18s
EoR sALE-LOrs N BE1w ADDITION.
.l.ss = siSs . 80: Is essh: saisecs : -
ziosso H.iI room u olympic SsssE
Fos o.. IN. n . = s1ss . s2ss =
ahaEBnfA AIuuD Hnh Olympic hasck
ZION sArE-soau or THE cHoICEsr LOIS
-, g go: V amne Isvb : ISloxEvsA
EoR sALx-LOTs IN MADISON sTREET
e.asss ID; ss Il e, c.as.sa ssdisien. sssrisoeas
sns ~, 80; .@ Y zrii1ssOe asafns. ~ =.
AeasH Coopany. A0l. los Pioneer block
Ton sALE-so.ooo ACRES CHOICE FRUIT
=. e n 10 e n na nm "a g ss .Pwasa r
sss Lana "a ~. my = e cssszs
Il top Onsen Anne Hin: closs TO cable; : bargain
1t el0o each: oae-third cnah; time on ba1ancA
EoR sALE-rHRKE CHOICE BUILDING
his "a. q ~ UnioS; 10 ssss NON Ike Union
electric fins: $500 each; installmenf plan; thses
EoR EXTRA CHOICE BUILD
u ing ioss o. Albert street and Lake Unien elec-
uric line: elegant view: nothing eetter on fhe
and terms to suit purchases. Treen, owner. Rooms
2Ol. 2o2 washinston bloch, Front street
HOUSES on MONTHLY PAYMENTS: WHY
II pay rens under proposition Of this ktndf Sc
H. s Turner. 22l Butler block
EroR sALE-NINE-RoOME House IN
god rsp.ir: corner e: finely improve; god
minutsS walk: VIM $ sod on terms q sui. pur.
csnt i.,ersa 81 snrss Tesrs ressoo scr seIlips,
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FOR LIFE Is NOT TO LIVE,
But TO BIZ WELL

WHATcoN, Wash, March S, 1891.
~. Jordan, Seattle, Wash, Dear Sir-My
iather-in-law was able to 60 out on the
street four days after he commenced taking
your medicine; six days after he went ten
blocks and surprised some of the people
that thought he would not be able to 60
out Of doors again. Four doctors in this
Town thought he never would be able 20 20
out again. The swelling was nearly all
gone IN four days. He has slept well the
last two or three nights which is some
thing he has not done before for several
months. If he gets cured I shall do all
can to advertise your medicine.
Yours respectfully,
FRANK F. FISH.
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THEY sAY IT CONTAINS NO POISON.

The celebrated chemists. whose opinions e
above the price OF gold, tell what they know:
SAN FRANCISCO, June -, lssQ
Dear Sirs. We have made an exhaustive Cher
zeal analysis OF "wisdom's Robertine,s obtained
By us in the open market. and find IL 70 be froD
from all poisonous or deleterious ingredients
constituting harmless preparation for tile faeA
lourx truly, THOMAS PRICE IL kox,
Analytical Che nistA
TO Messrs. w. ". Wisdom Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-04

BUCKLEY. WASH, April q, 1891.
DR.. Jordan, Dear Sir-I received your
medicine and have taken it ever since.
am feeling ever so much better. The pain
through my kidneys has all left and the
dizziness has nearly all gone. Please send
me what medicine need and oblige.
]. w. DAVIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-04
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