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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

her Justice. l don't know what the big
fellow who has just left her has said,
but she is so frankly considering 1t, it
has so evidently made her forget every
thing else, that in the very absence OF
all thought OF self the girl is beautiful
in way those arc und her cannot be.
She has too the "gift OF tears" in her
charm. That is something your viva
cious flirts know nothing about. IL Is
the pathos Of conscious sadness In ex-
preston. 1t suggests lips that tremole
easily, eyes that I'll quietly, and In
way to make man think him.
self brute whether he is or not.
This girl is beautiful and probably nota
girl In the room has the sense TO
envy her. This particular evaslVe
charm that lies entirely in the delicate
expression on the face during the gentle
mood of moment is one that our girls
need to Cultivate. 1t is one that belongs
not only to girhood, but to womanhood
in all It's stages. 1t is the one charm our
American girls and women lack entirely
and have not sense enough as q rule TO
miss. AS to the gowning OF the pictured
possessor of it there is not much to be
said. Here waist is of simple cut and Is
made of pale blue India silk, and trim
med with founce OF white lace at the
bottom. The low neck has rolling
collar ending In revers at the side, and
the sleeves are mere puffs slashed up on
one side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03
NEgBITT IL DEVINE,
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Catherine Burleya, Adminiitator ". - u
hurley and Others. and j y. LBEsns - bfol
yJ l. Burley aud others, ia ihs Slfesh
, Court Of OIio county, West virginia
Nv virtue Of the authority vested IN M BY
dscrse sntered In the above mentioned cssssi
rop.olida,ed, on the 81 day ~ June l1st s.ll
ssIi Al public auction ~ The ir0nl door OF we
Court House % ohio county, 90
SATURDAY, JULY = isa3,
commanding Al 70 o'clock q. NJ. the follo"ing
desrTiDsd real estate. that IL 70 SAY. 90 ~
-s,-ei % land With the buildings tbefsyn,
Sbirb fronts ~ feet, Inches % ibs sssi ,os
y, ,rsnisg west with an even Width o. a -
-, .il,y being part % lOt itin g. i..LAhs al,
1t,to. =, tbs civ u wheeling. Also tifiH ~
-,,'D-A a. f.et In width and - feet inches
-, ITfrg n0rJh and sfIOlpiDg she noftl
fius Of said lot no. Ia, together Wild 81 ~
,ig6ts and Interests IN and 70 20 PaIh',ys
I il'sSI ~ The south side % said part 81 iot %
=, ai i,,,a,Js4 no b. conveyed 10 Ctthsfine Bur.
- b,, desI made By William Stm Ppsb ana
~ ~. - IN. Ist Oar o. November. BlS, sna ~
49, 49, ~ "a fbs ofirs Of the clsfk Of tie county,
.oa,t 81 aid OHIO county, IN deed DOCK Oh
page SL Il. o,e..b,rd Of the purchase
r, ansy' OF 90 much thereof shs 49, 4.
.asA .iert 10 pay, In cash, and ne ieslaos "a
nay ,,si raymsuis 10 one and Two leefs,
~. ~, ,n,srest rom she dAy Of SAFE, ara tos
WIZ ,1,is ~ b. retained a. security for ihs De-
ierred payments =. JONES.
". HALLRR. Special comm'''i'nf'
, ASsslSr csrsi,y that the sboys-nsmsd sps,-
. -. mi siouer has Nvsn bond aoa se oef"I
~ -. ,..oairsd BIZ ltr and the sad decree;
teI3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

Now and then from among all the
girls and women, among the on-paraee
beauties, and from those who cazz'e
and confuse US and who seem not
quite real, face stands out and we
may puzzle long over where the beauty
lies and where the attraction Is. be-
lieve 1t is always after oil expression.
/ find such girls are sometimes weir
dressed and sometimes not, but almost
always they seem to possess the charm
most rare among young women OF to-
day, o delicate gentlenes OF expression
and a lack OF self consciousness.
sketch hastily the girl l am just
looking at, but l shall not 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03
SPECIAL SAIL

For few days I will offer a new So
roomed house, large t-5OxlS5-on Lind 81
Belvedere addition, East Wheeling. Thsrl
ample ground, well located. for three or
more houses on this lot
Will offer for few days q fine residence
on South Front street. close TO Capt McLul
park. It's your last chance Tor this desifA
location at very moderate Ggure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03

T3s erploSioa
Of bomb is not
more sudden or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03
W n. HALLER.

Aucii0nsef. .
thereby certify that !
la commissions hAs sls
As required by lt- and :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-03
@. Q. SNITH
1873 Market Street
EXECUTORS SALE
o.
RESIDENCE PROPERTY /!

BY virtue OF the authority vested in me bA
The will Of Charles Nichols, late OF Ohio couny
~, West Virginia. now deceased, will Offer
public auction, a. the north front door OF the
Court House, IN the city OF Wheeling. on
SATURDAY. JULY l5rn. lS93
a. 10 o'clock a. m, the resllence property No
~ on the east side OF South Penn street, With
TIE grounds attached 20 same. being the partlI
OF The lots numbered thirty 900 ana thirty ons>
!5l) OF Daniel Lane's addition to the city OF
wheeling. ADD fronting nifty three feet on
South Penn street aud extending eastw,rdly 70
the rear line Of said lots. OF which Charles
Nichols died seized
TERMS OF SAnE-Oue third aud as much moraa
OF the purchase money as the purchaser mAyv
elect 60 pay iu cash on the dAY OF sale. and The
balance IN one year and two years from tho
gay OF sale, the purchaser TO give his notes 70 :
tie deferred instailments. with interest from
The day OF sale, the payment OF same 10 be SO
cured 10 the satisfaction OF the undersigned.
JAMES =. ROGERS
Executor Of the VIII OF Charles Nichols, Do
ceased jc25edi |
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

TACOMA. Feb a--fsp@oixl IS b. PetlsngIu
who has been = close observer and student Of
the Nicaragua esnsi and Panama canal schemes
says: "fbe stSreI enf Of ". H. Hanson In the
Tacoma personal gossip Ia yesterdays PosT.Is.
TELLEsSScER that tue Nicaragua canal would
not bs OF SO much advantage % the lnmb@r
trade IS people suppose, should Be taken with a
grain of allowance The same idea wss sx-
pressed 10 mo several years ago By Capt Robert
simpson, who died recently IN SAT- Francisco,
and is probably shared ~ all tire CREST lumber
producers the Coast 40 are at tie sane tine
!Disreatea 81 sailing vessels Thew feTesse that
ths opening OF tie cana would cali TOR q Large
aEuoant 81 steam Tonnage; ia other words, that
steamships would 70 8 great degree snpcrsede
ssiling vessels. They are rot, therefore, Impair
tai judges The introduction % steam nav vs-
tios ca very large scale. which must nsee>-
sagi.y follow The construction of the c&aal BE-
cause sailing vessels would in measure Dc ia
practicable. CLAIMED by Mr. Hansoa and
Capt stmpsoa. would hs al very great vGlaa tn
kases sound, s0y Il would make demand for
ogf coal The canal would beaeat Puget sound
mose fhaa san FrAaciseo or Portland, because
Ne have 3 sopPly ot eo&i, watch thnse c.fie.
lReg, Il would tSud TO concentration Of TIE
Faclae cnast corn On Pagss soand"
Bev. William n. Eeffries has returned from
California. where as inspected iAe stanford
aElTaTs.fy, oadins Essnty students there frora
Ills vse4a4ty. Iasre are 80 ssadsass S. told
and s4xty-stx Professors. lie said To-Day. my
wait A@s convinced Hae per haps9aasa sa@40ug =
,asa ever sstcze that sassa 10 roara for a sasea
HEsy&rslty % h!gh cfsss IN thix stase yae
sssateFd al verslSY il nes a.sa frshiy located -
ny z2ias- lis o. tow sPos Ia ths valley. II
is ssazapy. and Ss hsa 20 sax about o. u4as4s
egtss5a. l. BE hs9 sais N0-x 10 do over sesfa
sas president isiosEas4 re be ~oal4 RAKE sosas
eA&aaeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10
PROFITS or SILVER MINING.

la iss9 Arizona produced /. ST., oSG ounces
ct 4 cost Of s9os. Ss5. or little more than
81 cents an ounce: California, Coz. ass, At
no cost whatever. since there vas On
actaAl pront Of $50. aa7 on the gold taken
from the same ores IS the silver IN the
same mines. Colorado. ls.4Ie. sci ounces.
at = cost Of s.. as. i9a. slightly more ttsa
50 cents sa ounce, Montana. = Az. est
ounces. costing S. 500 80. ar al cents an
oance: and Utah. ee06913 ounces. At a
cost % Is cents ga oaaee. This makes the
average cost per oanee for The Whole 81
o0o. 90 ounces a little moro than o. cents
Oar government buys 4,cooo0 ounces
monthly st Sc cents. These facts prove
silver miainw the meat profitable OF az
the industries Of the United States, and
prompted Senator Mcrheyson. of New
Jersey, IN hss recent speech against silver
purchases 90 ask what sense there was in
snhs3dixsne xiivcr-nfners at that enormous
rate. not only at The expense Of the re.s Of
the people. bat also at The psgu q oar
y hose Euxucsai SYSTEM
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- HH~8 -sNh~s ea#ss sate# - 90
- - So ANHa#a sss seAaf
- ses4sf sassss s. sfes2s - -sass-e
eHe 80 $50 $780, ~ So.
- - sFsfsf ass asaes Hsrses~>s
Is H e4
SO hA@a& q 'ae = Fs
e So sea sesaass $50
80 ~
ffs#t a. sf - Hss - ~
49, F~m So ferf aa7
s sas@@ aR - fsee eAss@s 80
a%tsAf - - Fs.'eaFa wsaastfF Fh~
- ssasHReat = So
s ~ YEA
'Nesss - - sas m aaeHg ~#n
fHF 50 So Ns a ~
So 49, fs
f#f~H fAsa f AA So
49, So So #aaM IS
Hases hsHH m
sa7HHa $50 saa.EaassF# aHseFaa.ssss 80
- @Nm asEmaasA - Nsas Faa rHz -
saHa ss4aaesHas a e& - Fea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

Ihsrs 10 one ease e smsiipox ~ Portland
saan Txylor 1ia1 % malignant smallpox AZ
0ifmpla Tuesday nlgAG
The 1rnf death a. the reform scheol occurred
February Martin Olseon. 10 years old. street
VAL from Seattle.
plehi snd Nsnsy. Of Iekoa. pTopristors OF q
paning mill and wood manu- iscsur.ng estab-
Nshment. have assigned
Frans Chaunel. the wen known swindler.
formerly OF seattle, VIII be tried Portland, Feb
ruary e. 70: larceny OF a typewriter
County Clerk Ryan. at Tacoma. has aroused
great indignation by removing two popular
female clerks 10 make place for friends from
can Francisco.
Afcgnak Island, Alaska, IL, by order OF the
government, 20 DO cleared ~ all salmon Gamer
les and sslmon-eatchtng devices and to be used
= breeding ground for salmon.
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oF Tux BONDING
TEtykIEaE

President HsFr.soa's recommendation
tha; the bonding privileges sn}oyea ~
Canadian railroads - cancelled comes
lase. bat better ate thaa never. The Can
s8fsn pac3ae IS ab3s toasy tn convey
goods. y hseh our governments permits II 70
t-aaspogt IN eeod. A. cheaper rates thaa
American railroads. hecAuss Il - 81 -
eoivg ~ saesssles fram tie Dominion GOV.
eminent. ~hieh ars psld On tae oxp4ess
understanding thAt the ros3 shah ~ usud
for military purposes IN eveas ~ var wsth
the ruisei Stages srd sar ih-s resson TIE
Canadian Fscsec - a.ass determined
enemy % aunexsssoa. The Canadian
rAetne j. asss tastheg 81 uaserb.t
Anaerican competitors. hecsgse hesn<
foreign eagRoVAsls1 IS = SIT subject 20 see
restrictions 90 ihs isssrsgass couwerca
ask There = I'D sassjec 81 oar govern
rsent lnar~sslas restrietsaas ca czr ssgg-
roSdx whsse Il - the sane ssns tnvns the
t2sinsss u CIR raLsroa1s ever - a. A1ssa
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49,. i.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

DIR. L. O. Johnson makes = spec atty Of
al Chronic Nervous and Special Diseases
Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, al diseases OF the
Liver. the Kidneys and the Lungs; Rectal
Diseases Genito- L rnary Diseases, all Skin
and Blood Diseases; Diseases of Women.
all forms Of Nervous Debility. aud eli
ailments arising from Il Weakened Nervous
system.
In addition 20 the latest and most inn
proved methods Of medication in sChronic
Diseases" DR.. Johnson is equipped with
the Hoffman Van Houten Electro Thera-
peat1c Cabinet" which enables him TO
perform prompt and permanent cures in
cases which could not BE restored 10 health
under any Other mode Of treatment
once rooms 5. Sand Scheuerman block,
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- $3.50 : Ames 5000 80 - 49,
So Menn~F - $500 asaNe~ema 81 -
sassss 80 So Fass sNHss aze -
sssees zea 49, - - 49, a
$500 asss~saE 49, 80 Fsss
tNsaaaa@MaN4& 90 $500 -
7 A. As~sms - 49, ma aeeaa a. 49,
$3.50 M9amae II So m4a~E So - baeasua
ssss. 49, - Fa@saaanasFa - 49, -
$500 assAe-ssa - kasa .azeassst 80
- 81 q N4@Ass 49, wm&8 FasNlss
HME8EaaWmF4s
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49, aFaa So @asa saasa $3.50 = 49,.
= b. Hasss $50 assaaaE aeee AMaH as HaHF
mN sses9s a. kkFEs NSM as#F A#NE#
saae s#N Aa8 Nsas #aFH aN ~ -
- aeaal g. - - saauN go
60 - -. - 49, EE1a
Ha Hrss $3.50 sssa N#
IS aaaaafe @aF na $3.50
= heNsftsm8 1888 - 1855 sssass
- 80 AHaaM #aM3H4 s## $3.50 #
&c fs&aessaa aae8 aaas aasfHasaas ~Hsh'
s So afa 49, Aaasa aze.ze tta.'s 80
80 Nesaa $3.50 aees&ae 80 - e
80 a1 ~ $3.50 Ias4E
NFHsea 8aEm kWHk es&
HeN 49, t'sa.sas
MHeHe aaM e ~ $3.50
a. Aa2aa aseaMaa esesFaa8 n# aHNs
uaF @esas Hsa So 49, -
A. 49, 49, 49, - 49, 81 - -
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80 So ~ e. ammEtmmsa
Fsem go - 49, fae ssae - $500 -
sAasNs 80 - SO 3 sgs@rsNlsY - - -
g ~ssr. A. 80 % 49, s. - $685.
Fsssesszs sses~s-~s tsss $500 a -
$3.50 s~es - ssesaA - has.~ aaF asas..
$685. - - sssssaa e. a. faAa mass SO
suse4s f@8ss Ee-u~Fs saEFasssFs sHNss
stsef ~anssa s. nsss 500 49, nsn 80
49, eeaFesN - seaess sfa 81 1855
fz~ssisas ~hea tAsF fsf sNsresaass tss
f@~.nsgMaa s@sHa1naas 81 khsr N@rts 81
ssaatAas af~sNses tssa : nat 49, A.@a@.s
So So Eefass
NJ - 49, 49, ts'a@ss. sssfs - 50
e. 80 as fssses 81 - q. ta4f tAs N@Fee
$3.50 N-s sass - 80 asas~ - st..rs -
wAsM~ - HFtt - haaea fseasesne*
hN8F eF 81 #Hs.aam as# as
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ehnMe 81 wmHsea mtassas
HNMMsa MN Nae As NH4 NNs
- asfaa HAa . rasnassssNz - zes-
- $50 80 Nse.fAsisa tsek 1sats go
sssss asIfsse eE8 FsFlLsazaas ~ nsaE
e - - eaAka - 49, aNss.aa
- 80 MNHf#E fwssMfaFNN 6a.
q e0asakAx a less NeFNtss 49, as
MH Ha# Hs& fNHseN So
sA 49, seees8 p HsHFe
sWHaa Nsaaktassk fsvFHstaai fasA
Fa.s 80. sAassHlsss sesls esa ftert -
tl HssEa i s e*Nt g. = - asaeak "a
- a. BDa Mmsw FoaF mwEF AsA-
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OFFICIAL FEmK s2z1
TAKING EFFECT NOV. la. 1891

IAhINu kff XII NV. L.. 1891.
rE.sSs Assva sasrrLG
For ~ Pau aad Esst-io - IA
Dor ~poxaus~S ~ a IA aGd 20 - p n
FOR Portland ana soata-ss1a . ln- &as s2s
p
For oiynpss-o;l5 a sad 8.is
For Mcnte.Ano and oco@tA-ss1s : Va
fer Tacoma -esio. Ssis IA. lssot ss1e. 500
s.s5 and lo:2s . IA
For snoQaalmie F.gl. and sorts Bsas-s.is
q
For sumas aud Anacorfes-3s1sA IA
For snohonaish and oetcasl-ssiS . - azd
ass p
TRAINS akKrve sxArrLA
From a. Paul and East-fii25p m
From Spckaee-i0iso - and IL AS p
From Portland Aai south-s.5o p snd 1858
q m.
Prom Olympus p On and s:s5 y fa-
From MonfesAno and Dcosta-3 SO u m
From Tacoms-i2 ;s5 ss&a sad loss q m
2.1o $3.50. s:ib AMI ! rs D IA.
From Snoquslmie falis and North Bsad-o:2a
y m.
From suIoAs and A nacortaz-s3 30 .. m
From sRoaonsiah Aad 4sschsA--lv. 81 Q n ani
5.20 p III
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL PoIS rs IN rHE woRLn
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s~@~ - - sssssas fsafs sAAa msrs Sc
$780, fs8ss fe-usxs seHns@esrs seAs
stsNf ~amesH s. nsse ~lsa 49, rsaasssa
49, seHess e Fsasss sraa So eeesses
$3.50 ~Aea tA#F faF a6sressass ea
F@~saspw@t $1,000 te Ehsr partF -
smsiaas : sfr~Ness tsss = Hat 49, @s~a~u.
- eseKssass
NJ - - 49, tsiu~s.. ssF 80 50
g - 49, fHsss 81 - - $3.50 tas N@Fee
8saaN 49, sas# - 80 ssas~ - staFs a.
see - HHsf hWaAss 81 tRaasefNsF
49, #saHN 49, *sF.
-. y. -.
- = -. ....
:.
-. !.
-. -
s.-..... -
= -.
- - - ss'-ss
-. - -. $50 - -
49, -. ~--e - So - @
-
- - - -
- - s-~~@@&a@@ - - ss"~s%N
- -. - as@
49, - - 49, $3.50 $50
- - :" - - ss"a'sA4 =
So $50
~ t.@.sf -
sak ~s~.''~s - - 800 s~e "a
- tAFtF
On tae orulAAfy fVatAh@ 81 siaasnistratAans
This IL quite hkoly o. La abe Fesal1
-. 49,. .......,3.... 80. - - 49,
=
t~o iAFues 70 ah~ dispute IN the stands.
the decision OF the United States as sEti-
traitor and friend 90 both pArtie. Womb
be in the nature u compro-
mise. An American rratertorate would
not be dssAsreeahls 10 the fsehngs OF the
native population or 10 the queen as il
would give Hawaii home rule IN domestic
administration: IL would assure tull pro-
lection 60 the property aud industrial in
terests OF foreign residents and il would
avoid the unnecessary and unwelcome
burden which annexation would impose
upon Us, via. the assumption Of debt OF
$500, 900 and sse government OF some
5000 kannkas aud 10000 Chinese and
japanese, large lump Of population that
We DO not care 10 digest except OF COM
paision.
Admiral Brown, OF the American navy,
who has been much in Honolulu and is
familiar with she Affairs Of the islands.
does moi exuect annexation and does net
ADVISE II or thlnS u possible. lie says;
Ga .se islsssds are snploysa senas 5000 con
INss So ,nas aus w0a.3 prove 81
srsiss woala - assscsly consrafr % Ire uef,sst
si.is. laws / an Inclined ~ the ideA that an
sfssasesaent vi % fisle y vaiea ias i'.saas
,,.,s ~ -.
" N~aF@" t@t efV SNAR' ht@N~Fs % kAe
islanes as'nsAa~'o'a "o'1d &c q alee thins.
heaasy 'aft Sss Ve~'s : t'oaas 'n9Fe Tor
sheaF sugar, anu 's'e A'staASsfsFs impose
lax Tor revenue oniy On s2gsF' tea and
sefse IS taeS VA surrey e@ oe.lged 10 d,
hs~aii annexed 10 ta's country ~oaid
hsvs her sugar pfaetea'ay pFoieete1 50
Wei As LOUISIANA Aaisis the reason ny
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sH - sssaas - Hsaa
49, aaaa &c. -
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seas 49, - esess . p
1855 So $50 - 49, -
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- aasa - - $. aMas.ss 49, a.~a~4ass .r.
re@m IS Nmu esa# aara4 -. &as
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- $50 esss - sssF 80 Ns9s aassg.
asas 49, 80 $3.50 49, pEAa 49, $3.50
49, 1855 1895 - a.s $780, - So
Mwa 49, Haas asa -naaas -. 49, $50.
easasass aassH - so ID aas 49, $500 80
ta $50 egsFR eks@a. @aaw @as 90
$3.50 $500 - nsss. asaEas..a aasas
- - - -. - - - F. y.
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"a =. -. -. ......s - -. =. - -
49, - -, sssa - ssmss -. -.
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a am "a a ~ eas - s-ma .aaanas
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- $3.50 = - saaata = - ssaas
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500 - - essse&asss go ~ aFaaA4 q
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wHATcoM RorTE.
sTEA MsHiP @CTrY OF sKATrfp

i9fese connection ~ith y. T.. train from Port
lard and ssa Francesca
Steamers ~sity 81 kiHgstos" sai .CIty Of seat
tie u.A<e Close connections Al fhs TACOMA ~ hArf
with trains - and from Portland. and with IL.
es.t sna west Doand overland trains.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

steamers city az Kingston" hai sCsty oi seat,
tie make connections at foft Townsend for pas
ssngars going from Bai.lnShAfn sav points 20 Vie
tofia and retnf q.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

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SEo Nc. Brown nassrxrs y.x.~,
sAsesaEEs ~Sssh
., ~. ASsISSiA AssaS ssaxs ssya aa1x -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP Getty or KINGSTON.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

sas'"'s 70 sA.as. asa saaivisasl ps..psa. n.as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

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safe - 81 stse. $50 So tie ws.nu Il 80
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL PoIS IN IN rHE woRLn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-10

~ 80 Yrs Isf = .lbug. - ssshana8sh, arf
a. TIE t5Faaa On th2ir ~sY hsme fr0ga two
Esuaths pleasure srp Il seaEhsra Cal ssssaSs&
"Eastns&s Is vzetss ureay ssoaHa Ias Aaxe 80
tAa g4s@suS ssEaz, s&s4 NJ MEb@g -
harvesting tasiF orange crop a. VEL 1872
tszrsas sraa, 49, AosA are god th1s rssr -
A. easss4 sfss p4aEe&v sFaESass ~ saoAo -.
hscAsss I sesiEgsd t1er1 esEaszen Yosrs ssa n
hR2 Iaezfa.s Aera Eassesss. I $500 a hare -
EaS-a8 Sew p~rasSrsN Ia t1ass 4avs I css "a -
heagai FFa@t strs~1 gTua@rsy spg g. = ~ -
ioot 9ascA = nos sex3a JG.s s. so
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The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
a r,xh, with Death.

Thousands of people have gone 10 thcir
deaths with Brights Disease OF the Kidneys
and Diabetes without suspectins the nature oi
their trouble until within month or two oi
the grave. II Is nov declared by one OF ihs
most reputable Drug Associations In the
country that these kidney troubles are The
the result Of Ursemic poisoning. and that
certain cure has been discovered. The ma
iortty OF people who find health and strcngth
gradually failing either have no suspicion OK
the nature Of the trouble, or. having al
ways been told that Brighrs disease could
never DC cured, have shrunk fror1 the knowi
edge that they were victims Of H. Nov that
cure has been discovered, hoscycr, there
need be no hesitation In learning vhaf indi-
Gates the disease, and each case can be tested
al home by the one Interested without even
expease or Inconvenience. Progressive ply
.ieians are now agreed that for the several
months before childbirth all women are es-
pecialiy subject TO kidney troubles. sad that
tests should be male during this tluse TO de-
termine whether sugar or alupraen indicate
kidney disease. The many cases OF Uraenie
convul.ion., occAsioning death At or preced-
Ing child birth are due to this cause which =
too often overlooked or unsuspected, From
all this 1t would se-m plain duty to take ad-
vantage Of the offer of the American Drug
Association, xhose address Is Cochno~er
building. Cincinnati, Ohio The orer ). that
to each person sending their addrcss a ic-i
outfit including full directions and apparatus
for the most accurate tcstfor Briehts Disease
ani Dtabcte. vii! be cent securely packed IN
sood case free Of cost The Association l.
HelI known 10 US ani can be depended apcn
10 do just what they say