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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-23
Catarrh Of The Stomach
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THIS
PECULIAR DISEASE
A wen-Known Man Relates His Expe-
rieuee and Tells How He See
eeeded In Getting Relief

From the 81. Louis. Mo-. Chronicle.
aSo one knows except myself the
arTsoan< Of suffering l endured fer un-
warts Of four years. from what was
told was catarvh Of the stomach TIE
speaker aas Mr. j. p. Fox ore Of the
Louis TOW al Prof. Ctark's NstatoTtuu..
Nineteenth and Pine. Prof. Fox's soccu-
patton necaSsisate<i hfS being in me water
several hours every day He contracted a
severe cold. which he neglected. then ar
other and another. and finally he broke
Gown. the effect of these colds seeming
70 de5ilttate and finally disease his strTrs-
ach. and ne had such symptoms as
singing pains in his head. an in1amTna-
ton Of the membranes Of the throat and
air passages which filed with Shiny
substance. his appetite failed him. he be-
came gauut and Thin Syrd excessively nsr-
vous-aH of which denoted eatarTh Of the
stomach. An attack OF vertigo one day
rendered him UNCONSCIOUS for haar an
h0Esr. after which he was confined TO the
house. and scarcely able to walk across
the room. He was sieerleSs. had v3cleES
pains and indigestion OF the worst kind
Mr. Fox said 10 our reporter: often /
would be seized with a feeling OF suffoca-
ton This went on until one day a friend
insisted that ! try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for TsaS9 People. and hS read 10 me a
payer Wff1fts3t several cures OF cases
liar 70 mine were reported. Determined
to glve them a trial. My nyAer threw
the doctors medicine away and actually
before l had taken half Of the content 8
of the first box ! began 10 feel marks
Improvement. ! began 10 sleep well, with
my returning appetite l began % take a
bstser view of kfe, the gna .iflg sansa-
tons IN my stomach disappeared, cease-i
to helch up gas and had no feelings or
vomiting after eating, the soreness in my
throat went away, and, well. within a
month. | ves1tured out Of the house.
kept on with the pills. srd--wel you see
rue now. I feel as well as / ever did and
i don't suppose there Is a sounder man
physically than myself in the country. L
am I'm and out of the water three and four
times day, giving swimming lessons, and
/ certainly attribute my present good
health to DIR. Williams Pink Fills. You
can use nay name IL you want 70. and I
shall be pleased to tell of the great benz
fits have derived from the use of the
pills ct any time"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peo-
pie are now manufactured by the DIR.
Wif}tams' Medical Company. Schenectady,
n. Y. and are sold in boxes fnever in
loose form by the dozen or hundred. and
the yFihlic are cautioned against numerous
limitations sold In this sflape) at so cents
box or six boxes for $50. and may he
had of al, druggists. or direct by mail
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company.
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THE STATE MEDICAL. LAW.

flwaca. FEB Is iSss
To are Editor; wish 10 cali Fhe s,tea-
ssen q olsr sesszes surc 20 hossse 9Th No.
iai. TIE esll seeras a fair ere 80 TIE es.dt-
nary rea3er. snsi mary zeu1a vote for IL.
csaEtng btgge which @ay IL want. S.ars7e
ere az sscA term has = desire 80 ,so~ceox
TIE saS uniA Il has 20 PARK az tAe oriSEaAs
espy e-St esfscssS1. Last stanaraeS a eossyte
~ CRACKS $serS noah a. IRE seas .s}e
here. asa ss%y were very Sa-ry- that they
hal tAassSs 20 pass car 0SsrS3 AZ rsessAeai
exasIasSers asked vAat was the trouble
t'oa. a man Who eAn pass xAst damned
Soafs - yours ear pass aRythsax: Re
caaAs aE a csys}y - asy medical colaex~.
Tney ARE too severe saanEetAer We szssh
fAias4, we w~aat - Oregon s1f HAD q
xSskaSsT: gst ~ sse board too easy. aass
Va arc r2aaEng medical institute "a
s'A~[s@G4. Haven't sua sse2 oa< 49,
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A Warning From Alaska.
Juneau Record

SuhttH record.
me reduction In the rates OF passage
.tVih spuhd porte 10 Alaska. however ef-
Ns''s" ~ may De as a means of DESTROY
ing tsifIic composition. is properly re-
carried by thinking Aiaskans as being
A1sie short of public calamity. In the
history or all mining camps i, Is TO ba
ffeeed thar ease and cheapnes<s OF access
mas invariably resulted in an influx OF the
lowest and most undesirable GLASSES who
come with no other purpose than "a nrsv
upon the community, and II ean-ot he
reasonably expected that juneau shalt
escape the curse Of the scum Of tho
Whole Sound country, when for so raltrv
n sum as that reqIred for fares 10 this
country the Sound cities can DUNN thsir
DIAL into so distant a recpptacle as
Alaska True. Juneau, ard for thar mat.
ter every other settlement in the terri
tory, is perfectly ablo 10 take care OF
suoh OF thsa geHsry as may happen this
way; mining camps generally have very
effective methods In reserve for that class
OF creatures. ana their presence is not
feared, though it is by no rnsazls desired
ard will be sharply resented. Rns an
other class % people viii also take ad-
vantage Of thu reduced rates Alaska Ia
row being watched and discussed 10 a
far greater extent than ever before, and
A'isNire'fs ~ men will doubtless conse here
his summer whs had the old rates re-
manned tn force, would have never turned
taesr footsteps IN this direction. Coed
men these, too. every orc OF them
sturdy, hcnest. Intelligent, Industrious:
men Of whon she nation is proud ard 80
whom communities hold forth extra ia
dUcentesfls. These IA numbers N-sl ,s,zns
to Alaska. seeking the Improvement Of
| sheiT own AFFAIRS only through tire sseyel-
oprrent or the cotHntry's naturaI re-
SolETces. yet because OF the peculiar con-
fijtl0nS obtaining here. ana because. due
| - shase c1trses. tiosasA their Iaho4 cannot Re
utilized. Alaska Is competed 20 warn
| away the very ones 20 whom under orb
| nary conditions s1sa would extend rer
| nsoss eCrd.si welcomes He Who IS De-
| pendent an has labor for sias bread NO.
| ehAaic though he BE-. cannot i've here.
/ for <hssTe is uashJag. absolutely nothing
/ for hsm 80 le- To ilsN man With IA,
! uo coumEry offers superior onp-lg ,unifiss
/ Sasi Advantages. The man vita suoogh
! - carry hsm through * leaSs y year raay
/ rsil through, although the chances ere
/ very mach against Alaa. bar ~, Mo rssuss
! earn MS living heFo viii surely undergo
/ haFssshssas, ssSivsstssts ard safreTiagS.
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We can spare all such men who come to
our state to locate. No state In the Union
has better medical law or more COM
pe:ent board OF examiners. Many incom-
pe:ent persons are the owners of diplo-
mas, and all they need do. If house bin
No. i4 becomes law. Is TO send in heir
diplomas and affidavits and get their GER
tificates We advise you to use No. l04
for cigar lighters rather than swing wide
open the gates and let in a horde Of
qnacks. AS 1T is now, a car load OF
diplomas Is of no benefit to the owner IL
he cannot pass good examination. Hold
our law up to its present high standard
and not take on the retrogade movement
so soon in the history of our young state.
T. H. PARKS, Of. ID.
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Advertisements under THE head az Lost.
Found Fer Sale. For Rent and Situations
Wanted will be inserted al the rate OF
cent word each insertion. Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
eelSei for less taaa - cents
SoTiCE-The business Office Of The
roAt-Intellgesce Is open aniIi II q m !:
Sunday hours. n m 10 III. CLASH
hsa ADVERTISEMENTS VIII be received up 10
this time.
Advertisements Will Ne received AZ
branch offices 81 the Post-inteilIg@rcsr at.
TACOMA BTfREaTr--1IFs Pacsae awer,e
NJ. NJ. MatitSon. Manager.
PRF Tow SStsNTe-k'rsneh & Springer.
BELLiSGHAM BAY BUREaJ,-New
whascoal. corner Holly and Canoe streets
O. ii Culver. Manager.
The feiiowsng letters await advertisers
a. this cf!sce:
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New to Cnrr rrurA.

During che winter II lsses. contracted =
<serv cosa whacA ieft sac with ea,tzh. I
'ssed sfvssl sfads 90 csssgh svrssrs s,,,s fssgsi
iso sSsltsf unssl ssssrh: haatae Of Cham
Aefsain's s'atlgh Remedy, wsslch relieved rae
sssnost isss'sr,ly, ard IN sisEs slime, brought
about = ssssarsess ssaze. f. VI. MARTIN,
loaS Reach, ". Va
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Port Townsend s,e~ople are very much
exercised since tho burning Of the bar
racks at the fsgt. that they may not I've
rehaslt. and that as "a result, the post
Will b. abandoned. Petitions from the
Chamber of Commerce and othe,. cifi-
scsss have been received by senator
Squire and Representative pe~olIttle. Ia
80 tn II that mn steps inimirai II the
future - the place rs a military rNast
AMI supply depot b. permitted. Inquiry
81 the war department has developed
Ne raoi that tho whole waiter has been
kfi % Gen. OTIS who Vas here at the
time of the passage ~ the measure
authorizing the establishment ~ A poss
~ Spokane. balt w4sn has sine returned
o. hts station az Vancouver hafy.scks.
WhstcNssr he may recommend Il, regard
g. the rebuilding 90 the ty.ssa,.ks Will
rr,esstesly h. d0le. Subject ALWAYS 70 the
approval ~ the secretary az WIZ. TIE
announced peaicy ~ the war deS>art-
msnt - - concentrate t.sso;ys .s.Sar ms,
largest cities. ami Gea OTIS has all
ready committed himself 81 shs. state
n'~as In hts annual rrrssrt that siarne-
ia blum. near Seattle. affords the hest
tos0tioa fer a Tssst sYyaff his faain; II
vtcw There Is. therefore. s.,ses r,xtSsss,
FOR thinking ina; the barracks viii nas
- rebuilt az c1scs. nut az least slnta II
- seSsa wsat congress win IL, about
suthssrtztng the establishments ~ an-
Otter past or T'agct So0nti On}eials n
In wag ac4ssrt snNut are ex<,s.s~4tnefv
rssheeat CA tegS fsplat. ansi will only say
tsae the whsle matter IS legt Nth Gen
OTIS
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May settlers cn unsuryeyess lands In
tss state ~ Washington are clafro.anx
- letters - the css1sglsss.sonssv - tire
general lard otFlcss for iFrfs~cxisass as-ts,sss
on sse'a ssSacss As have eeeG s,IYveyex.
asad Rs,e psats fileyi bat which have nsa,
YET been as>~sased BY che l-nsnNssonrr
TIE crFssT'a' ss,Assser states tsat sae can
nos asSent these surveys uFYsA they
have ee@7ss Vertgiei BY ssse1.&al exas1ssna-
uea ia the tls.lS ~ Ar agent 90 the ssss.s
seEsaFzsHs's'sf, Tasse s.,s,lAl aesAntS all
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Births. Marriages Deaths. Funerals.
All notices inserted under these heads
IN tina future VIII Ia charged az the rate
OF 10 cents per Iine each insertion.
ST-INTELIIGE sNCER PUB. co.
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ard of Thanks.

MRS hENNEY desires 10 thank the
ntsHs- friends whose honest and kindly
ssyrSsssa my teEsstess 80 much 20 soften her
grief for the ioSS of her hate anysfst sss
husband SafT1sses kenny
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
msnts changed for the Sunday issue must
hand in copy by O'Clock Saturday to In
sure change.
PoST-TNTELLIGENC co.
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Bartholomay Celebrated Beer.
Nixon & Mcconnell, $40 Front street.

A little money buys a lot of good meat
at the Yakima. Market, l07 South Third
street. See for yourself.
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The senate judiciary committee has re-
ported favorably the nomination of Err
skine NJ. Ross. circuit judge for the
Nineth judicial district.
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seem 10 hare a horror Of a little nsofst-
u-e. ard as soon as II began 10 mist
last fail the one On tssty In Washing
ton reported ~ The department. here
that be could do nc rsoErs work thai
year On account Of the bad weather
that Rad set IN and wcsssd last for
months. Out of PITY. II is 90 BE- sup
posed. he was withdrawn from Wash
ingtoTl and sent sso Ar1xona- As q re-
suit dozens 81 townships which have
been surveyed and oughf 10 be siarcwn
open for settlement at the present time
are held up until next summer. In the
sTseantirne deputy surveyors are clarnor-
ing for their money ard settlers for
titles to their lands.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - S.
hereby given that sealed bids - 7
ceivea until 10 O'Clock a. n
MarsSss ). iS6. by the tsaunfv @.5
ssoners " King county, WSz
for the construction s,f 400 sessf SSz
ae~ssf OF training dam" "a -
Green river near what il 49,
Patsen Bridge" and also for ,s<!zZ
ysstson OF the river bank -
nrsdge- work TO be done accovsSS@Ss
Isiars and specifications row ns.ss
sssecttou at the office ~ the hs,.ss -
must oe sealed. Endorsed IRA ~
ard bank protection at rursasS
accompanied by cash or cSrf;lieS "a
in the sum OF 500. TO De forfesesS +
SUCCESSFUL bidder in case he fsssx Nd;
ger into contract with good - =
Gent bonds In double the as,ssas,-S f.
cortrace price within five Saav~ 2
cate of award. The board rs-ss.-szz
night 10 reject any amt all na3s . J
NATHAN RE3f
Clerk Of the -
Dated at Seattle. February q. -
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE-To the Stockholders of the Se-
attic & Montana Railway Company:
You and each OF You are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting of tho
stockholders of the Seattle & Montana
Railway Company will be held at the
Office OF the company. room SOC Burke
building. in the city of Seattle, WASH
ington, on the last Thursday In Febr,,-
ary February Is. 1885, at o'clock n m
the time provided In the bylaws OF said
couf5any for the regular annual meeting
OF the stockholders, for the purpose of
electang board OF trustees OF the conn
pany, to serve until the next annual
meeting of the stockholders of the COM
panv, and Until their successors are
elected and qualified.
Dated Seattle. Washington, February s.
1885, ANDREW WOODS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-ofice OF
West Seattle Land and Improvement
Company. Seattle. Wash, February Sd,
1895
Notice L. hereby given 20 the stockhold-
ers Of said company. that at a regular
meeting of the board OF trustees OF said
company, duly convened at It's principal
ONCE this date. an asses ment of one dol
lar on each share OF the capital stock OF
said company. not fully paid up, was duly
made and levied, due and payable TO Dex-
Ter Horton & Co. treasurer OF said COM
pany at it's banking house In Seattle on
or before Thursday. March 7th. 1886.
IL. G. STRIVE,
Vice President, Acting as President in
the absence OF the President Of Said
Company.
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v NTH - Position IS waitress ~ rssrs=s
for esS s1Fesa. experienced Sarssss ssr..
- oa.e@l.a<.s - CoSxzs.<y. Esx IA Gsx
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TO WEAK MEN.
VIII BE SICK

,vHES A TRIFLE WILL BUY THE GREAT.
w cst healing invention of the day. Dr. SAN
Sea's Electric Rett Is complete bocy battery
10. seif-trcatmcns, and guaranteed or money re-
funded. II viii cure without medicine Rheu-
rratism, Lumbago, Sciattes, Lame Back, kidney
ana Liver Complaints. Nervous Debility, Weak
uese, Losses Drains ana all effects of early IN
discretion or excess. To weak men IL 10 the
electric current 10 applied direct 10 the nerve
censers, ana improvements are felt from the
hrst hour used.
A pocket edition OF the celebrated electro
medical work, "Three Glasses of Men," illus.
trated, is sent free, sealed, by mall. upon appii.
cation. Every Young, middle aged or old man
saflering the slightest weaknese should read IL
II will paIat out easy. sure aud speedy way
how to regain strength and health when eyery'
thing else has failed Address
sANDEN ELECTRIC Co..
(ess YAira and HasAiagta Streets. Portland. "
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WANTED-Informatio of the present
Whereabouts of Henry Carlisle of St.
CIairsvslle. o., who was last heard of in
Seattle four years ago, by his mother.
Address Robert Carlisle. Glencoe, o.
Reward
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NOTICE OF DISsoLuTyov'

THE Co-PARTNERSHI h~r.&.a. y
listing between q. III. Gray and - r.
under the firm name OF GRAY = r.
this day dissolved. will ~ s4
sporssiole for any debts consr~rs
the name OF the firm after rhis -.
February -. 1895.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASuRER'S NOTICE
and after 9Th day of February. fnes
treasurer Of King county. Washiu0
will pay on presentation all ositSfa&4
warrants drawn on the county fur
said county bearing date prior q
including No. 24.oi5. dated April =
and all outstanding warrants draw
the road and bridge fund OF said CO.
prior 20 and Including No 9. as, be-
date February IL 1884. No interest," 49,
be paid on said warrants after the
day of February. 1896.
County Treasuf~k
By JOHN RrPIINGER. Deputy.
Seattle. Wash, Feb. 10, 1895.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF H.
state OF Washington for King con
wh1tt!er. Fuller 4. Co. plaintiffs
fso aa ss Il abra ne e ,s sl
Under and by virtue OF an order ok -
and special execution, issued out o.
above named court. in the above ents.z<
action. and 10 uae directed and dsiivez
] have duly levied upon the foliowine
scrtbed real property. situated IN "a
King county. Washington, 20 wit:
South half u-21 OF lot numbered 81
and the easterly eighfy-eigat ess, fee
lot numbered tive 90 In block nlfrr.
rsne is) OF u. >. Maynard'5 plat o. 80
town tnow ciiyt of Seattle.
Notice IL therefore hereby given tn
Friday. the 18th day Of March, IL RI
the hour Of 10 o'clock q. m. OF said dAysSSS
the front door of the court house. q
city Of Seattle. In said King county. -
sell the above described property -
lie auction. 10 the highest bidder, 4
cash.
A. r. XAf DE yANrkS[
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Representative Doosittie has intro
dtced a bffI. which has been referred 10
the committee on military affairs. 10
coErec, the military record Of William
J. Floyd late private in Company
+. Seventy-foursh regiment. ono in
fantry. who has been denied = pension
because through the absence II GER
tain papers frum the flies Of the war
department IL does not appear there
that Dir. Floyd was honorabiy dis
charged from the service Under the
law no pension can be granted without
such record AT the war department.
SIR Floyd Is q resident OF Meridian.
Pierce county
Resolutions adopted by the National
Physiological Society. In session viii.
the Northwest Fruit Growers Assocsa-
sion. urging The immediate passage OF
the Nicaragua canal bill have been re-
ceived and presented in the house by
Representative DooifttIe. and In the
senate by Mr.. Squire.
A B. s.
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ror TExr-LopGuSa HOUSES.
roR RrST-sToRES.

FOR RENT-Brfck building. suitable FOR
no-,~.isse STEM plant. located AZ sixth.
and Oslye streets. For particulars n
ns,ire 81 rnion Electric Company, SID
Sssr>rar1f street
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms at YOU
own prices; also housekeeping rooms
Elsmere, TIA liz Third.
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FOR RENT-Housekeepi rooms fur
n.shed complete. lowest rates. Florence
house. Madison and Fourth streets.
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WANTED BOARD.

WANTED-RooTn and board IN private
family Of refinement by young married
lady whose husband is abroad Address
Y. 143, Post-Inseiligencer.
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FOR SALE-On Queen Anne hill, O. lot
60xf2O with good view and convenient
to car service price. $500. F. w. West,
IS Union block
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCAEA LODGE. Ne. ST. z. ard A. ~
Stated meetings second and fourth
Nondays OF each month
c. e. PATTEN. ". NJ
A. D GIBBS. esc
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FOR RENT-First-class furnished house.
keeping rooms. cheapest in town. 2sis
Front street.
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FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished rooms
reasonable; steam heat: central. Y
Kenilworth. 1il5 Front street.,
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FOR REsNT--Cheap: nicely furnished
room: private family; bath. gas. 81
Columbia street.
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WANTED--BOARDERS.


WANTED-Children to board; good
home; reasonable terms; best refer
ences. Address H., Post-Inteiligencer.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, 81 8. 50
and $40 per month. brick. The Brooklyn,
Second and University streets
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WANTED-Board and rooms In private
family by man and wife and two chill
dren. Address Board. care Post-InteHi-
gencer
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PERSONAL.

BICYCLE FOR SALE--A fsgh-grade
pneumatic tire. Address Bicycle, this
office.
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FOR RENT-House furnished. Apply li3
Rose street.