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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-23

GAN JUAN ISLANDS - STEAMER LYD.on
. THOMPSON, carrying United states msier
leaves City Dock. foot of Main street, Monds 4;
Wednesday and Friday at2 . for Port Town : !.
end, San Juan Isianls aud New whatccm- usf
NORTH BOUND TINE CARD. SOUTH souNDole
Nv seattle -. 100 amfLy n. Whatcom eco All
Iv Pt Towrsd 100 am Lv Roche H'r. II 90 ar :
lv Friday VI r. IL 30 anil Friday Mr.. .l2:0o "a
Nv Roche H'r.. 1890 pm Nv Pt Townsd 5.3opu
ArNwb tcom GOO pm Ar sesttls..,..- p:l5 pfn
J. r. Thompson. Managing Owner J. A. Hat
feid, AGENT Phone sA
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The pratscsion Of the Coast.

WAsHISGroN Cry. Nov. 23.-~Gen. Case
chief OF engineers of the war departmet
was before the subcommittee on fortIEs
tons OF the house committee on approp,
atoms today. He made strong plea
coast. and especially recommended I
purchase of additional fertilization sit
near several of the largest .,csSifs on T
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ID b STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPORTATION
STEAMER ISLAND BxLLR
C. d. Browneeld, Master,
Leaves City Deck. foot OF Main stress, svery
Nsnaae, Wednesday and Friday ass m. Tor
Port townsend, Anaoortss. santah. Fatrhaven
ana whaioon. going through 10 Blaine on Sat
ufday.
CRY DOCK Co, AgsnA JOS KENDALL,
felspnsns sa General kaAAxsz.
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cKAGIT RIVER ROUTE-Tims Card. Steamer
y CLAN MCDONALD leaves Seattle Tuesday,
Nov DO at g. M; Thursday. Nov. n, at 8 q m;
Saturday, Nov. "a, st s a m: leaves Mt Vernon
Wednesday, Nov. Il, at d M; Friday, Nov. %
at s o. m sunday, Nov. ., AZ m, calling at
Edmondss Richmond Beach, Everett. Tuislfp,
Florence, stanvood, Fir, skagit City. Mt Yer
non and Avon. Fare TO seattle 81. Round trip
$780, Round "trip 30 Tacoma, ~ LILLY. BO-
GARDUs CO, Inc. owners aud managers
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/ D0QuD. 49,. 1.-.7

WAsHIS6roS CTry. Nov. 2a-The $,
committee OF the house committee on y,
sions met today. and after listening for
hour 10 Commissioner Lochren's expla,
tlon af the requirements of his Office,
tually decided 10 report bill provid,
for the appropriations recommended
the commissioner In his estimate nd
tofore furnished, except in
one item of fees for exam
ing surgeons. The original estiml
was that $1,000, 600 would be required
pay these fees. but Mr.. Lochran told I
committee today that he thought $780,
would be sufficient, and that figure "
decided upon. The pension appropr
tions. as decided upon by the sub.comm
tee, will therefore. be: For pension
$40. 0o0, 600. for surgeons fees. $500
for clerk hire at pension agencies. s450. o
miscellaneous, si3i. $50; total, si4l. Ssi $
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ALASKA
LAsKA-
Winter Time Card
STEAMER CHII.KAr

VIII leave Seattle November and every
DAYS after until further notice.
]. w. NcALLEP, Master
J. G. CARROLL, Agent, echvassohsr's wha-'
Telephone No. 81.
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v oHfFlEHN
PACIFIC A.R.

-RUNs-
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST sLEERIN0 CARS
%. Psul. Minneapolis Duluth.
Fargo. Grand Forts. Creokston.
winnipss, Helena, And HUT
Through rickessas
Chicago. PhiisdsIphis.w hing ton. New
York. Bosten and all poiass
East and south.
TIME SCHEDULE.
Trains LEAVE saArTLR
For st. Paul and East-lc 20 D. m
For Portland and Ssuth-soe q m ana Ala
For oiympsa, Grsys HsreOr cities and south
Bend-s:oo q. M
NO p n
TRAINS AKRIvK AT sxArrLR
From ~. Paul a5d Esst-4:so y m.
From Portland and s0uth-t2:S q n ana
Fron Olympia. arays H.rsor cities and south
Frem Tscoma-i2:ss and IS m; i2.z. 49,
and ISIS p. IN.
This card subject TO charge without nosics
Fer rates. routes a7d other Information call on
o. address A. d CHARLTON.
AIT Gen. Pasa Agt,
12i First street Portland. Or
Ia NADEAU, 9sasral Aysat. sesttA
City Ticket Once. corner Yesles avenue aaa
Frost street
Depot Ticket ofacs. corner West and Columbia
streets
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAX FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PoRrLAsn. Nov. Easier |;
Tsllsy, 75@77lsc; Walls Walla, zoe.
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TrsSe ia the local produce market was
Airy sctive yesterday. and as . result
eorks we're pretty we'll cleaned up. The
epon 10 pretty we'll advanced as regards
su2plies Of fresh fruits. the only varieties
b large supply being apples and pears,
"a most of these are medium grade
sak. The hay and grain market is
ssaksr, and lively competition Is going
q besseeb several firms. Wheat for ex-
pwi purposes dropped bali cent yester-
Dr., and is now quoted at AZ cents. The
hep market is still depressed.
Apples are In good supply. and choice
ssock readily brings full figures. Pears
~ plentiful. bat consist mostly of me-
fum stock. Grapes are In fair supply
sod steady. Bananas. pineapples and
.n receive but little attention. Gran
lsfriss are steady and find ready sale.
IN dairy produce prices are very firm
snd supplies are plenty large enough for
she demand. Poultry is in oversupply
SD cheap.
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CaEt1! rou ACROSS H
MIMI" IN GREAT
" 0SilWr STATES.

Runs Buffet Cara. eoR,siaIas library. writing
an6 cara tao o.. ear5sr shop. bathroom, EASY
chairs ebssrratien windows, etc. in eon nsct on
with Palacs D.alvg ssa siespiag Carr. Frat ana
secoEa-Clsss Coaches ant Family Teurlss Cara
Trains tssvs ssattic daily ss II , N ter
Everett. kaltspei..
snahomisk. Grand forkA.
Ieayenwerth. FArgo.
wenatchees GrsskstpA-
Harrington. Fergus FailA
Spokane. St Cloud.
Minneapolis St Paul.
Boomers Ferry.
fslsse s-sep1g Cars, Family Uphs.stsrs1
Tourist Carr f@lay s9Eiaps1 aud evs4y csa-
vsascaes. vita p2Tfsr tn oaargs.
CYoss-s the Csscste and kocky mountains "a
9syaxsi slviEg pAsssrses chance 70 sss
spne OF ths nusss sesEsFy in America Tbs
tsaek hev az sfoEe os.lssi. "a irse from dusr
Direct eos nees.ons y I aion aepota - s. Paul
asa NIrussRo.is with trains fer Dnsutn, West
Superior asd Great Lsxe poiass, SIOUX CITY sna
tAs soasz ussl. 81 Lsu4s and the Ssusa sa1
Calrass sna tAs East ar wing At CAleAgo at
SIS n II evening o. tie fourth DAY
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DoRT TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES Asp
i DUSGESE.s-
n.sgx .xrsrt uanaar Tine cara commencing
TUESDAY. AUGUST q. 1874
Leaves seattle % a. IA IoEnssna. S,3 -
m. pEarsues-. Il m. arrives refs Anss's
= - lssx.s Port Anssssa - ,. e. leaves
fort Teunssnt 600 2 m arrives seai1ls, 80
n CfTf DOCK CO, seattle Agsn1
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RaDE AND SHIPPING.

"a pryAsrrxsT ~ AsnrcuLrrRn,,
WEATHER BUREAU.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. q. i8a4-,
ser rrsasy. Occasional rain: usrraee
B. s. PxsUE, Foreeasssr.
cams pxPAETHESr OF AGRICULTURE.
~rs.HKR srzHAu-5AELY BULLETIN
SEATTLE Wash. Nov. 2, 1894
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EoR z; 8; DRY DocE; sidney. CHARLES

IroR e. g. DRY DOCK SIDNEY. CHARLES
Il TON AND BREMERToS
THE FAST STEAMER
II IGEN. CANDY
Leaves Harrington & smith's wharf two trips
dsiiy, except Friday. ct q m and l:o p m
Leaves Bremegson $50 a IN and 400 p N
Leaves Charleston 9. IS a. m. and AIS p M
Leaves sidney 10: - q and As p. m
VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the islands STEAMER UTOPIA. J. A
o. Brien. Master
Leaves Tacoma II noon. seattle Central
wharf, q D. m Mondays and Thursdays for Port
townsend. Apaeerfes. Fasrhaven. New What
com, Blaine and Friday Hsrcor. going through
to Vancouver Oh Thursday trip
Fare to Blaine, g. fare 70 Vancouver, -
For further information apply ct Central
wharf
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falsf II,E kasIa iNl ssEIa

Through Train to Vancouver
Without Change.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE RouTE
" 4 WILEY Navigation Co . steamer
NULrEoMAH
pArLY TINE cARp
LEAvF. ARRIVE
olympia at. an q m Tacoma a.. $50 Q "A
Tacoma at 80. 1000 N seattle at. .I2.oo m
Seattle At 100 p m Tacoma AZ. 80. 500 m
Tacoma At 49, $50 p N Olympia at $50 . n
Connecting with boats for shelton and Kamilehis
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CESTa
Landing. City Dock. foot Of Main street
CAPTAIN l. WILEY. Manage
EVERETT RoUTE-sTR- GREYHOUND.
~ Daily except SUNDAY.
Leaves Seattle 7:ap a. IA and $3.50 p. N Leaves
Everett 10 q m and p. m
Sundays-Leaves seattle IL q m Leaves
Everett p
fsrs-singls trip, 7sc; round trin r.2a Con-
neeta with boxts fer Tacoma and snohomish
LAnding-Colman dock. foot OF Marion street
SEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION Co,
Ciaad Troup, Prea =. W. Goodhue. sec'y.
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Fer pzslscasioas ssd insorastsss Apply 10 %
n63rsss r. c. sTEVEka.
GsasrA Axsss az FEeat 81 sssttss, wash
FL wHIYSEY,
Genersl Passenger Aza Teke1 Agsai .. Paal
ksnz
pSpos rse.ss o1ss. Cszreresa poSk. -
sxssz kss.sSa sx1 kSr1sz ssrs<sA
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VICTORIA RorTE-
STEAMER ROsALxx
Arlington Doek.
Leaves for Victoria aaa Port Tsvnssnd daily,
sxesss santar. ss Ii % p t. rstarsine, leaves
Victoria 4 n steamer I1ass Ca % for Pert
Tewnsead and way porss daily. sxcsgf sanaay.
sfsa "a; suneay. direct. Al n IN retarsiax
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pogr sLAKELEY ROUTE

ConnsnesEx November l. 1884
STEAMER SARAH ~ RkSToS
VIII leave Biaxessy st n ana D SCAT
ses;faA "A sa6 4 p II. daily except s&tgr-
oar saturday caves aksley a. NJ. >.
Aaa Is : "a leaves ssAlt-s - = n, , T.
wx II. PaIxRosE. Msssss.
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DAcIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
i Time Card. ia effect Oct q. 1854
Seattle aa1 " haIccn Route-Sfats OF Waa-
layton lsaves seattle eafly exrept SATURDAY. at
10 u N ssss.ie aac Ia Conner ko1te-fsif-
havsa leaves seattle daily except sunday al ?; %
"a N Tacoma aad seattle Eoate--eiaie OF ash
inx,or leaves Seattle Tuesdays, fhursdayf ana
Saturdays at s.Se ?. NJ.
YE-IER DOCK.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

That stage fright is y malady which
afflicts the most experience d and capable
actors as we'll as beginners, is the unsni
NOUS verdict Of the pr lesion.
Miss Marie Tempest whose many sue
cesses upon the English and American
stage, have placed her in The front rank
of operate stars admitted frankly upon
a recent occasion that she is frequently
attracked by stage fright. Miss Tempest
combines voice Of extraordinary pitch
and sweetness with the dramatic fervOr
OF an emotional actress 10 8 greater de-
gree probably than any other prima
donna now upon the English speaking
stage, and the statement will te sur
prise to thousands Of her admirers whom
she has Impressed as the pcrsOnitication
Of supreme confidence and self control.
The sensation is one Of utter col
'apse," she said, at is truly an awful
feeling aud is nearer to sea5ickness than
anything else know Of. Players with
a highly nervous organization are sure
to be attacked by it when approaching
tn Climax of an important part, or when
for the first tine in a new
play. Those playing em2tiOnal roles are
more susceptible to Stage fright than
others, because tie individual capable Of
portraYing those parts successfully is
necessarily possessed of highly rer-
Vous and impressionable temperament.
I'm one respect highly developed
n"rvous organization is Indispensable to
success, "a without it a proper cOnCcp-
ton and feeling Of the part to be acted
are impossible. You know an actress
must not on,y understand her part, but
e 50 sbsol bed in it that she forgets her
own personality, and for the time being
lives in her assumed character"
"Then great nervous excitability is a
decided advantage to an actress ?"
"In the way have described, yes; as
\ general proposition, no. The mental
strain, the intense application Necessary
TO proper realization Of the part, the
Apprehension that the audience may be
criticising yon adversely, and the con,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

buttons TO social life s~OuId re EOr.c
manly sons, and their daughters wO.
manly and princely. The home which
contributes to social purity and moral
worth, is the home around which an
gels camp and over which God pro-
nounces mis- benedictionS-
There are some things man may do
without the blessings and help of God.
but the duty and task Of rearing chill
dren rightly and keeping the social
fabric pure, can never be successfully
performed without the constant help
and cooperation of Him who said
"Train up a child in the way he should
go, and when he ID old he will not de-
part from it." The converse OF this
Scripture is fearfully true, if we train
him down in the way he should
not go, when he is old he will not de-
part from it. We may learn some les
sons in training from the race course
and the dog kennel.
The degradation we some times see in
the lower strains Of society has been
excelled in monstrosities by the crimes
and deeds OF the upper strata. The
books and pastimes, and amusements
and associations Of the sO-called high
society, are as degrading to men as the
Jug OF the bum and the cock fights OF
the thugs.
The old sayin :. all that does not
pisen will fatten, may do in the phys
zeal world. but the home should not
only he protected from poison that
kills. but from dirt which besmirches.
Dirt. debt ana the devil are the three
enemies OF social life. which, if we con-
quer, will be crowned cOnquerers in
deed, SAN P. JONES.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

| slant study Of new roles, undermines The
health and often cuts short the career Of
the conscientious and ambitious actress
| At the close of last season | was com.
/ pletely Frustrated by nervous excite
ment and overwOrk. Ny nerves were 50
unstrung that the slightest sounds star.
tied me, and ! became sleepleSs, melan.
choly, and irritable Sick and di,Aeart
ened, | sought ire home of an old and
dear friend, who Immediately advised
me to use brain and nerve food Of
which | had heard much but knew com.
parativCly little | would have taken
anything she chose to give me, but liked
the taste Of the preparation and contn.
ued its use. | had not consumed one
bottle when | found that my nervous
system had resumed its normal tOle. !
no longer jumped at shadows, my sppe-
tite came back, each night brought sound
and refreshing sleep, and | am now In
perfect health and vigor, through ssys
tematic use Of Painc's celery compound,
The present season has been the most
successful, and therefore the most e1'
acting, Of my career, bat the invaluable
remedy which restored my health has
also preserved it, | have Recommended
It to numbers OF my friends, and in ever
case with most fortunate results
-.
The beautiful prima donna looked the
picture Of health as she spoke. Her large
blue eyes s arkled with animation aud
her cOuntenance lit up with an expires
sive smile that enhanced the charming
vivacity Of her manner as she remarked:
Il have found that devotion to cho'
sen pursuit is not incompatible with good
health. If all the men and women, tie
c}ergYmEn, teachers, merchants, anu
lawyers in the busy country, whose
overtaxed brains cry out in protest again
the heavy burdens laid upon them, were
to embrace this remedy, am sure thee
would be a marked decrease in that Ter
rible disease, nervous prostTation, "hlCH
seems fas; becoming national one WIZ
you Americans Success j., inised,'
glorious thing, hut believe me-, health"
better"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one vino
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. kY. NEW YORK, n.y.
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MAIN LIN E-W EST BOUND
LEAVE LYSCHBURG-DAILY.

$50 =. m. for Roanoke. kadfOrd. Pulask Xxi.
Bristol and ali points south, VIA Il. L. V. & e..
X. r.. also tor BlEctieid. ohio Extension.
Leave 8iuChelu 6:iO Il. III. daily tor kcnOva nd
Columbus. ParlOT Car to ROAnOkc. Pullman,
Sleeper RONnOke to Memphis via knOkvill,
and Chattanooga.
80 Il. III. for Roanoke, RadfOrd, Pulaski.
Bristol ; also Tor Nlucticid. POcahOntas Elk
horn and stations Clinch Valley Division also
for Louisville and stations L. Il \. K. X. via
Norton. Pullman Sleeper LN nchOurg to Louis
Vile Via Norton. Connects at Roanoke 1:35 Il
~. with Washington and Chattanooga Limit ed.
Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to Nashville. Menu
pins ana New Orleans. tpnng Car attached.
2:Gj p. m, daily. for Roanoke. and interDe-
date stations. Has no connections beyond
Roanoke
EAST-BOCND-LEAYEL YNCHBU RG-DAILY.
9:l5 a. m. for Richmond. Petersburg and Nor
folk arrives PETERSBURG at l:25 p. IN. connect
ing with Richmond and petersburg railroad
rrrlVlnE III Richmond at 2:l5 ,. N. Arriv,
Norfolk GOO y. III.
ll:hU u. III. Arrive Petersburg AIS a. n
connecting with X. X u. Il. k. daily: arrive
Richmond "a 4 IN: arrive Norfolk 200 =. III
Pullman Palace Sleeper to Norfolk.
\ so Pullman Palace Sleeper between
LynCfOUrg and Richmond.
Ihls car Will Toe ready at LynchSurg at 9U'
y. m. tor reception of passengers.
2:15 I. II. tor richmond. PETERSBURG and Nor
folk arrive Richmond $50 p. IA; Norfolk 9:.N
y.
Pullman Parlor Buffet Car to Norfolk.
W. b. BENILL,
q. +. & 7. Agent. Roanoke, Va.
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BOTH DEMAND AND SUPPLY.
But Unfortunately tho Demand Was Not
for the Thing Supplied.

But Unfortunately tho Demand Was Not
for the Thing Supplied.
Two little women ran up against
each other enthu~: astically the other
day on street corner, and, the greet
ing over, the following conversation
took place all il the same breath:
you're the very one I wanted to
see"
And you're the very one wanted to
see"
lovely woman and her daughter could
be employed as janitress?'
"No-I don't-but do you know Of
an intelligent girl who would go to o
literary woman to read to her and dust
around a little every day?"
"No-but do you know Of place in
the country where a good girl could
work for her board?"
"No-haven't the least idea--but do
you know Of "a" Here, as they each
had paused for breath, the absurdity
of the situation struck them and they
fell against each other and roared
mildly, as any jolly, light-hearted re-
lief committee might be expected to
do, and. after buzzing briefly, each
sped on about her special errand not in
the least discouraged.
It at once occurs to disinterested
observer, one who Ia not committee
of anything, that when a la Dor bureau
runs up against an intelligence Office,
each, as q writer in the New York Re-
cordsr says, in a condition of fernent-
Ing ANNA ton or animated fermenta-
ton, that the natural consequence
would be that the wants of one would
be fitted to the wants Of the other
Such Is, however, rarely the case.
Adaptability is Eot one of the quail.
ties roaming at large, even In q season
Of want and privation like the present
one. The advertisements of ''help
wanted" rarely fit those in the column
marked Unemployment wanted" It Ia
the privilege Of capital to expect to be
sought by labor. The labor that seeks
diligently stands a chance of becon-
ing capital itself later on. The prin-
ciple holds. The successful merchant
watches the market and adjusts him.
self and his ideas to it. Mohammed IA
great, but the mountain L. greater
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally, III keeping with
other luxrics. 4 remedy must be pleas
antly acceptable in form, purely whole
some 10 composition, truly beneficial in
effect and entirely free from every ohjec
tional quality. II really i'll he copsults a
physician; if constipated he uses the
gentle family laxative Syrup Of Figs
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
The Eastern Buck Beard.

The buck board as seen In north
eastern New York, where Il Is in gem
oral use, Is vastly different vehicle
from the buck board of the suburban
region. The latter 10 q stanck-lookina
open vehicle, usually painted to re-
semble polished oak, while the former
is eften an unpainted wagon, with q
psrileus sag IN the middle, suggestive
to the stranger of the historic "ene-
hogss shay" and It's sudden aissolutier
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17

| will say to the citizens of Durh N and sur
of medicine at the Leonard Medical school,
Raleigh. n. C., an Il post course at Howard
University, Washington, ID. G, where | had
the ADVANTAGE OF Freedmans Hospital, which
cOnta ned 400 beds, whore nearly every dis 'ase
which attacks mankind is tr' ated. A nd nav
ing graduated with honor of my class, ] now
therefore, feeling competent t. do the work
OF physician, offer my professional services
70 Durham and surrounding vicinity.
Office hours to 8 a. M, = to p. m, : to
p. III. No 40, Main street. kempncr corner.
ID. X. GREEN, NJ. ID.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
a. Don's NsaWTs Wa1oaas.

you know" said man, ''there are
some people who seem 70 be shle 70
tell the time Of day without the aN Of
O time piece; don't mean by looktu8
at the sun or that sest Of thas, bal
right eR-hand. II you ask one Of
th csc people what time IL "a, he says;
Twenty-Five minutes past fovr;' or
Twenty minutes to Twelve or what
ever IL may be, and be gets within Eve
minutes Of right. It seems as though
time had lett upon their minds some
impress Of It's fight"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
BuckIcn's Arnica salve.

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teed TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
iundcd. Price p cents per box. ForsaIe
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-02-17
S2S in Four Weeks.
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