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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-09
RENTED 4 nrrn1cAL noUss.

4 woman Gees - Moato Csisto - o..
esUy - Airy Aaasios.
A standardization from Monte Cristo
gives particulars Of what appears 70 b .
case Of obtaining money under false pro-
tsnses By ]. w. Jones. who claims to r.
present ''the Monte Cristo Company" but
has no connection with either the Monte
Cristo Mining Company or the Monte
Cristo Townsiis Company. The victim Of
Jones' Misrepresentation II . widow
named Prisstlsy. Who has Two young
children. . boy and girl.
According 70 the story told By hrs.
Priestlsy, on her arrival at Monte Cristo
on July .. Jones told her that he was
building l6-room house, and rented it to
her 1t so month. rscsiving one months
rent In advance and giving her receipt,
which she showed. Jones Vas to give
possession Of the house ON July IS,
wait . few days. - the carpenters we're
still at work upstairs and the house could
not b ready for few daya Nevertheless
she went on and reached Hartford juno
ton on July 20, when Jones autographed
telling her the railroad company would
not charge her for the storage VI her
household goods there. She still went ON.
taking her furniture and her children With
her. and on arriving as Monte Cristo,
found nothing on the lot described but
four sticks Of lumber like the mudsills Of
house. A soon - the officials Of the
several mining companies learned her pre-
dieament they found place for her and
the children to sleep. and they are at the
camp still. Nra Prisstlsy was urged to
come down to the city and prosecute Jones
for obtaining money under false prstensss.
but she Was unwilling to 20 to the expense
Of the trip to the city, 20 allowed the mat
ter to drop.
Jones. whose address 10 given on the re-
ccipt as $40 Occidental block, was asked BY
representative OF one Of the mining COM
panies for an explanation Of his treatment
OF the woman. and said that man named
Felix had told her that he. Felix. was
building . house at Monte Cristo and
would rent Il to her ~ $40 = month; that
knowing that Felix Vas not building. and
~ he himself Was about building one, he
let Mrs. Prisstlsy take his house. gave her
. receipt for the rent and paid the money
to Felix. He explains his failure to pro-
vide the house by saying that the man
who took the contract to build it disAp-
pointed him. He was unable TO give any
information ~ to the whereabouts Of the
mystic Felix.
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Sneak thieves entered . room occupied
by Charles Burns and wife In the rear ol
i06 Third street at l:So yesterday after.
noon and ransacked four trunks A num-
Der Of valuable dresses belonging to Mrs.
r. Samnels. valued at abont 500. were sto-
len, and Mr.. Burns lost abou, SIS worth OF
jcwelry and s;iverware. When the burg
larry occurred Mrs. Burns VAS absent, but
vas not gone from the house more than
twenty minutes. This fact caused sus-
picion to tall upon three boys who have
been sleeping in the front room upstairs OF
the same house. and they were arrested.
The evidence against them was slight,
however. and they we're released. The POI
lice are still WORKING upon the case.
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took this seldom upon the ALLEGED rrror. ~
spsxiaa sos9t IN The smploy q III land
department. e tie Gated essse. ara ~
apon complaint Of . private estixsa AZ IN
cnsfsa 6eesss o. b reason of any iavfnl
sso*;ng that the land ~ not pruuer,v
sue1aat to entsy: Ter which ssascns. Il 4
snsesd, the eoMmissioner's action ~, nm
'ssfsf. In ooedisncs 70 The ocdse q shov
caose, FuIiso says, he eppoased hefors the
rsessssf and soosiser q ths O;vnola land
once and moved fof shs dipuinnai ~ -.
eeedings sad The roinststement a III -.
tss@ Gar the foregoing rsasooa Afsa, :
hssssne the o1eials of the Olvmpxa -
as.ea the notion, wheFeupsn IN appel
ofacs ~as taken and the decisioe ,svs,.s6
W assssee seaa1 rsiastatsd. The grounds
q we eoamiasoonef's dscis,on srs alleged
% hss, eess tAee too yean hsd later
vensS eetseea ~ ms0ance Of he anai
Tsesass ana sne tnsfitstioa q preessdlaep
on tss pRs q ~ eovssnnsss; thss ~
umess !and - eA1s6y valush,s soe tin.
psf soo snat Pujlsn vas eatitled % =
patent The dsdsann fsrshsr stated sAss
All iHatan title 70 the land va extin.
kunnsd ~ tssoey promulgated March s
lSs setwsen The United Ssates and the
Quinsuit aad ouil-lihuts Iadians.
rnsisn thea eoes On . eompiain that.
aisheaeh lie United 6sssss had no lecai
fisht q appeal from the Let nsatioaed
oec'sson. which vas dnal, yss the secrseary
o. ire inssstoe, alleged to have ban ..in.
estea ~ the commissioner Of Indian
eussfs, ID appeal and obtained . ~
vssnss, - alleged dssogation Of the rights
Of tss present. plaintins, since the seess-
tasy 1t TIE interior had NO right 20 review
oectsioo 81 ease where the Unitsd
States vs. sole party in interest - party
ptai.sta end ths decision adverss % the
Unitsd States. Othsr reasons for the
ALLEGED hlsgsiity Of the sscretary's action
ass also givsn. This dscis5on a the sscre-
tasy II the interion vas handed down in
lsp1.
On February 10. lsse. Prssidsnt Cisvs-
land created . reservation Tor The Nsah
bay s-ibW d Indians. which reservation,
Putl%n aliegss. inc3sdee The Iaad In dis
putt Is = alleged, however, that the
exstattve order exempted from IL effect oil
''sx;s.tng valid riGhts." A. the liual Dc.
cisissa In that contest decides that Pullsn's
sntrsss srs not valid. they srs NOT ex-
eepsed. on which account the Indian
aeeEts the defendant, has served notice
upon him 70 leave within sixty days.
Puiisa asks 70 have NcGlinn temporarily
rsssrsinsd from enforcing the order, and
after = hearing 70 have him psrmsneutly
snjosusd from al proceedings in sjsct-
ment
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seFksaoH cerRx - Eacsry pnpAnrurSr
urMn. ..
William oolby " Adns,A wu~ .;.v
trsesarse = App,iesaioa a. 1e@norsryy
s 1911 sfdsf granted: Assri1e sss az
Bsksr. RaisA 4 Co =. 0,,msh. va..,.,
9 Ws!is-Oefaats md iudRnens asainse
oeseedents g sun 81 q, S60
Aadse Hui q q. ". E. L RobAins-
..a ares 70 eoapaaist, heislb 20 b sab
AppiseaGiea q Rossvt p.v.r for vrit az
naoeas coTpus-Pssision denisd and ms.
oror recommistod.
Miehasl Iasie v I. n. Biessov q a.
Wtehdsawal Of 6les for 6vs days b d.
SeodaneD; ailowed.
oesss q Washingsoa ". Robert Dsvar-
oesea.y; ssroe h nsns a. defendant
osoesee eos!scesd IN eomnitmsnt and In
A Esnpy e =. " Pics.,r c.rrias,
Co-Default aud judemsns against de-
Iendans - su0 q 58T.A
r9ges Sound Nss3oaal Bank Of Everett
~ John 0Atthevs g al Default entered
against @. =. Nelson.
Id. Ford " AdoIph Krug ct al.-Hsar-
inG on returD q alternative writ Of man.
osnes; p:semptosy writ refused and tenn
porery WIT d,oeoofeed.
William Cline q a ". City IL Seattle
Temporary injunetion; denied.
George Haisch 8 ai N City ~ 6ea4tie-
Temporary INJUNCTION denied
Estate ~ VI B. Wotson q ux.. insolvsnt
--hsasi.s on motion 70 show cause ~ Tor
Pstision Of Philo Ruthsrsssd Tor county
roed-Septsmbsr iixsd for hearing rsport
Position of A. Smith for county road
-Sepeenbss ! 6xsd fer hearing report Of
Jsanie ". wtiIsts -. Cascade Fire and
Aarine Insurance Company-Hsarine on
oppitceetOo for receivse: denied: excep-
s,on allowed without prejudice for renswal
J. 4 Upper ". osorss Lowell, :. al-Ds.
statemsnt OF facts 70 supee0s court In lieu
Of Transcript.
Rector. wardsns. etc., oe 81. Marks ".
City Of astls-Tsmporasy rssta aiming
order: granted
STATE Of Washington W Robert Dsvar-
John Brown detained - witness; Dis
charged on motion Of prosecution.
Bessie G. Sargent w 81. K. Sargent-De-
cree Of divorce: granted.
Pn0BAfB nneAo5Msu1-nUuDa
Estate Of 0eorge w. echilling-T. n.
Cam appointed admiuistrat0s: bond $500
Estate d Nellie Lawton--James Nugent
appointed administrator: bond q, 000
Guardianship of Nellie Lawton-Report
Of guardian; MED.
Estate Of Annie GalIaehsr-Rsport and
petition for allowance.
Estate Of Andrew II. ehoblad-Petitiou
for letters 81 dissatisfaction: August 10
81 Tor hearing same.
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Worlds fair visitors travelling via the
Northern Pacific railroad and Wisconsin
Central line are landed IT the Grand
Central station in Chicago.
This magnificent fire-proof building, To-
fitted up a. q hotel. run on the European
plan. with about 30 rooms handsomely
furnished. and each room 10 supplied With
hot and cold water, electric lights. etc
The charges for accommodations are
reasonable. and parties can secure rooms
in advance by calling apon agents Of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
By taking he Northern Pacific through
car line TO CHICAGO visitors viii avoid the
discomfort Of ali transfer in that CITY. and
can Also travel between the Grand Central
station and World fair grounds by trains
which run direct between the two points.
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CLOSING THE GATES
New and Stringent Rales to
Exclude the Chinese.
EvERY POSTMASTER TO t4elp.
- CslIesasss - aAss Ous
Dsgas 0ereAanaA


The eese With which Chimes ishorers
have s0cceeded In entsriae the Cnited
States il de6ance Of the Geary exclusion
aes has caused the Treasury depavtment 70
adopt drastic measures for the enforce
0snt Of the ac1 A circular has been
issued By W. Z Curtis. setting SECRETARY Of
The srsasury. - oil the collector Of Gus
toms in the country. 81 which copy has
81 this city. giving instructions which
vii make il next 70 impossible for Chi
nese laboTers to enter the country on the
presenso that they aee merchants. Il not
only places upon the Chinaman the bur-
dsn Of proving his night to come IN, bat
IL practically constitutes every postmaster
In the land special agent 70 aid In the
detection Of fraud BY the would b immi-
grsnta The circular i - follows:
TRxAsUHY DErAxTnKxr.
Oygfc4 OF fHH SGcR8rARY.
WAsuISerox CRY. Aus. 2. lsoN J
Hon. James G. Saundess. Collector Of
Customs. Port Townsend. WISH. ST.: In
view Of the frequency Of attempts by
Chinese laborers 10 enter the United States
upon the pfetsnse that they are merchants
formerly rssiding here or that they are of
the exempt class. - evidenced BY Chinese
consular certificates presented BY such
persons, you are instructed 70 withhold
permission 70 land Chinese parsons until
you are satisfied OF their right 70 enter the
United States. Where claims are made
that such pefso0s are member Of Chinese
6Fms Of any Of the ports whore special
agents Of this department or collectors Of
customs are located. you are author.
lsed TO telegraph 70 such ofacsrs 70 ascsr.
tain and report to you the faets in such
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WAITS rAr soa Ms PLAZA.


Asekstees Rash1seea ouee ese Csoelaeso-
49, Ter lasuplng uis Life.
Architect John Parkinson hes prepared
ses Of plans and specifications for Q
building 20 cost u. 000. 900, which was to
have iDesn erected on Second street b.
tvs~n Madison and Spring. But the plans
were not used and now Mr. Parkinson
sues for 5000 damages for making them.
In his complaint died yesterday in the
superior court he alleges that w. J. Nor
ply and John A. Sanborn. officials Of the
Seattle department of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United States. for
the narpose Of cheating him and in order
70 irsiucs him to take out policy. repre-
scented 70 him that their company In
ssndsi TO erect . building Of the kind
mentioned, and that they would procure
for Mr. Paskinson the contract to furnish
the plans and specifications for the same,
but that in order TO secure the contract u
wouii b necessary for him to take ous
policy for . large amount. Relying on
these representations he took out policies
aRgrsxating $4,000. and no alleges that
Nssxss. Morphy snds6anborn directed him
70 prepare plans. He did 30 and then
learned thss the society would not build.
and II .sss. Morphy and Sanborn refused
to:praessd any further in the matter. Mr..
Parkinson now sues these gentlemen for
$500 damages.
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Courts s.A Pss,ss oasss.

Judge Ballinger returned % Port Towns
end Aonday evening. but viii come up
again 10 assist Judge Humes next week.
Thess we're two Homestead entries, one
cash cstry and one final homestead entry
In ths United States land once yesterday.
Jossph Chspmsn aud others yesterday
filed petition for Q county road. and r.
+. Anses. w. G. Wilson and n. Dishon
were supointed viewers.
James Gil and Timothy Ryan have APP
pealess TO the eupreme court from the
verdics obtained against them in the
superior cour: for &G0oin favor Of Fischer d
Nacdcnald.
The county board Of Equalization 10 now
In session and will continue 70 hear OBJ
iections to the assessment for three weeks.
Eighteen applications for reduction Of -.
ment navs been made - follows.
Mary l.. shafer filed . motion yesterday
in the superior court asking that her hus-
band. rom whom she 10 asking . divorce
and 10 - . brsckmsson. b ordered to
pay $50 into court ~ ices for her A.
tornsys.
The Great Northern Railway Company
has taken IN appeal to the superior court
from the Judgment obtained against IL In
Justice Fempe's conrf At Martin Creek for
$ss g.: labor performed at SITS day BY
Gust sfaith.
The hoard Of county commissioners yes
teriay accepted . deed for county road
near res Moines and survey of the same
was ordered J. q. Ames was granted .
license TO operate ferry across the Sno-
Quainis river ct Toie
J. - Larpenteur, who has Instituted
suit fss &i7aso against Gamma Ponc:n
for tt.s value OF two oil paintings sold to
Fred +. Sander, has attached the real
estate IL the defendant at the southwest
corner If Second and Marion streets.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
for G. NJ. Landerkin and Esteila Powell.
J. W. Cook and Anna Jensen. OF Seattle:
William I. Morford. Of sunnydais. and
Nelens z. Mumford, OF Olympia; Joseph
Edwss,i Maseri, Of Canon city, Colo,
and f=nnie Kiger, Of Omaha. Neb.
Judss Humes yesterday gsanted ali
order temporarily restraining the city
srsaseeer from selling real estate belong
ing u William Seiby in Eairvlew Home
stead addition for delinquent street i'm
proveaent taxes. Tho hearing on the
molten for an injunction will b had
today.
Four prisoners we're brought 20 the
county iail yesterday from franklin.
They uero Andrew rledeer and Hunter
Twinc bound over to the superior court
tor assault with intent to rob: Louis
Chapman. for hourtshing . revolver in an
angry and threatening manner. and David
Davis, . lad Of Is wears. for petit larceny.
Judgments by default we're granted yes
terdas IN the superior court IN favor OF
Iailv uogaraus 4 Co. for 3lsa 20 against
the Peri Gardner Trading Company; in
favor .,f L. ID. Stone & Co. Of San Fran
cisco sor $s-7. = against the Pioneer Car
riaso iyompany; in favor OF the j. NJ.
ArShyr Machinery Company for $6ssso
aeainss I. n. Gordon
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Dr.. 6rifin, Of the Grimm Dental Assocla-
ton. has the reputation Of extracting and
filing teeth without pain. The doctor
has been located here for foar years and
has no peera His prices are moderate
o:sces, 8. o. 10 and II Union block tIl3
Front street,
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The following new suits we're fied IN
IN. oss - Of the clerk OF the superior court
ysssesssay:
wigs..m Selby W. City Treasurer Adolph
K,us Suit 20 restrain the sale of real es-
tate lar delinousnt street grade taxes
Ia.l. Boeardus & Co. "a Fort Gardner
Trad.as Company-Suit to recover &iS %
for me<chandssa
A. i rrapkey e. al. vs. Pioneer Carnage
Comraay-Suiss 10 recover 1914 on stated
accoaeL
Colombia A PUGET Sound Railway Com
many -. X. u. Wilbur 81 ai.-Suis to re-
cover si.sp on bond for indignant
Jo,.a Parkinscn W. w. j. Morphy and
John 4. Ssnborn-Suit TO recover 2.Wo
damages for Misrepresentation.
jobs E. Risedorph W. David II. Csaois
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Dslisqusss Tax sals.

City Treasures Ksug hogan the actual
sale Of property upon which city taxes are
delinquent yesterday morning. He got a.
far - block 107 h q. T. Denny's addition,
and expects to b finished b. Thursday or
Friday. Thsts xab > fair sals for inside
property. bat the outlying additions found
few buyers, although they offer equally
good Inducements u spectators.
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sAss HIS CLAIM Is ExC9rf8D.
rsiieA E.Jetas Ejecsmsss Hsea
YNulAyafa Indian Reaarxaflan


vsuisyass 1ndtsa kessrvasisa.
asa fal!en. and wife yesterday flied
Ne United Sta,es district court suit
.s John +. :Met;.inn. asking that the
= aesssain Gin in his official capacity
$50. saaa ssrn. At the Neah bay agency
. maevine rae plaintiffs bag and bag.
eaay ana household goods from
iands included in the Quiilayuts
narration said 10 Dc worth at
ea alleges that ON July Is. isss. he
~. lots 4 sai in section -. lot of
3. .s,oa u and lots I. 2 and 5 Of section Is,
sosnsSir ~ north. range Is east.
~ Of section Il. and the southwest
- Of tbs northwest quarter Of sec
III In township IS north. range Is
eosa tracts being IN Clailam county.
pseemptica and timber claim respee-
AID made full payment for them.
saas he hAt made valuable improve
and new occupies the lands as his
q HIS u6ntls seems 10 have begun
tal Of ts>-. when. it - alleged, the
q. sss'onsr sf the general land office
= {. 10Th entries for cancellation and gave
~ sihsy csysin which TO show cause
we entries: saoald not he cancelled.
sso alleges .sha, the commissioner
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Can You
Save SIS
a Month?

Il %. ron can bay ine domestic in
choice neighborhood. only . few minutes
from the business center.
The trouble with very many people 10
that they think they cannot do anything
with such small sam ~ SIS month and
% they save nothins. and II they we're to
live for thousand years they would never
get anything ahead.
We want 10 appeal 10 the good sense Of
every such person in Seattle. The invest
msnt Of small savings 1t first has been the
foundation Of nearly every big fortune In
the country. The men who ars deter
mined 70 hsv out success and do not de-
spiss small beginnings are the ones Who
are the successful men Of today.
But what will SIS month dor
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note.
Nc00sseid xasionai Dank Wv. n.
Eyer e M. de6esdaasa ana G. =
Ancnen: QEushee-Suf9 70 recoses $50
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1t Will
Pay for
a Home

and that il the first step toward indspsa-
dence.
We are selling lots in Drsxel Avenue
Heights, . beautiful inside residences tract,
on terms Of $50 cash and SIS month. and
it's fact beyond disputs that such terms
hare never before bssn given in Seattle on
hssh-grade property.
Drsxsl Avenue Heights 10 entirely b.
yond criticism. II 10 located on the high.
est point Of the beautiful ridge overlook
ing Lake Washington. which u one Of the
most sought after residence districts in the
city. The view includes Lake Washington
and the Cascade and Olympic mountains
and Mount Rainier. Lots are 80 By 100
feet In size and prices from $3.50 to S6s5
each. Our proposition means buying
property at bottom prices today. and pay
Ing for It during the next few years. You
gst al the increase.
Drsxel Avenue Heights u
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~. ..>,.. rh... ne.s.

No. Soa Pike street, newly papsrsd and
provided With shelving. Call ~ Union
Trust Company. lis Sqaise-Lassmer block.
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Beautiful
Women
Use
Dr.. Slfllnls'
Arsenic

O0nJplekIOI1 WAletS
The only real beassi6es Of the Skin and Fem. -
aoviag ~ inpaises;oaA pimpisa. kseklssI soehs
SluaeAsa. soashnss aad eoar.eaess. redueins .
besufiul eleas nd ss&aed conplex;o.. ~ adn;ss-
tnu q al bshcldesA PesSscty SAID. and ssn b
discontinued any 6ms alsee the desised sssule +
eSsainsd. Get the seauiae. made By Thsnlu 4 Co.
y W. Monroe. Chicago AZ dsagsisaA q aaileA
snssee;ps q price. ts.eopes bos.
For sale by Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Ca
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Remember these goods finely finished No
hodd Carpets all made and laid your floors hung
and your furniture set.
Folding Beds s27OO styles S35 90 for
Come and see and we will proveit
Parlor Stands, Is cents.
Cheap and Medium Price Furniture Carpets description
Can furnish outfit from all grades prices will posi-
lively sell article handle cheaper than any other house,
no difference what their prices may be-
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IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERs
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POINT PLEASANT, w. va.

has been of the features of the town for over 16
years During this tme the Proprietor has gone steadily
on, adding little by little, till he has of the most
complete stocks of
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Not on this broad continent alone, but
in maIarial breeding tropical regions in
Guatemala, Mexico, South America, the
Isthmus of Panama, and elsewhere,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters affords to
inhabitants and soiourners protection
against malaria The miner, the freshly
arrived immigrant, the tiller of the vir-
gin soil newly robbed of its forests by
the axe of the pioneer, find in the SUI
Derb antifebrile specific a preserver
against the poisonous miasma which in
vast districts rich in natural resources,
is yet fertile in disease. 1t annihilates
disorders of the stomach, liver and bow
els. fortifes those who use it against
rheumatic ailments bred and fostered
by outdoor exposure; infuses genia:
warmth into frame chilled by rigor-
Gus temperature, and robs oftheir pow
er to harm morning and evening mists
and vapors laden with hurtfulness;
strengthens the weak and conquers in
eipient kidney trouble.
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Trains marked q daily, ali other trains daily
except Sunday.
Write nearest agent Ohio Central Lines for
folder. which contains general and valuable In
formation.
Before deciding upon a route confer with
Agent OF these lines or address
). ~. FERRIS. MouLToN HouK.
osn1MlaAEsE. aeaf Pas.ssr.l Ar.nt.
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Long he searched, but unattended
With success; therefore he ended
Soon the lives OF those remaining and to mar
ket brought his stock,
Oft the missing bird berating
Aud his mind the while debating
What III fortune had deprived him Of the
jewel Of his flock.
10 not doubt some fowls can reason
And can keep track OF the season,
Since = turkey proved all wise pates are not
under hats and hoods;
Oft he'd seen to town his kind sent,
So he knew what knives a-grind meant
And bethought him twas the proper time for
taking TO the woods
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Specimen Cases.

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his stomach was disordered, his
Liver wasaffeeted to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba, o., had five large Fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was ineurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en-
tIrely. Sold by A. G. YanGilder's
Drug Store