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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
WE HAVE Moved
Second and Madison.
=RIALTO BLOCK.=
FREDERICK, NELSON 6 MUNRO,

b. Ju,lus Caesar 70 servfIsa cost - 90.
That which ClecfsatTz Is said @ have cis-
ssiwe5 T. vine ard swallowed was worth
s15Hna The king % CsTho7 posS~zs-a q
r3ay a span tcnx as Thick n man ;
arm ard VII nos1t q ~ X. ku1A2l KHAN the
C'at-sSs slpexo~. offered BAN a w7ole -.ty
<or e. but was refusal The cs7c21rlo
necklace of Marie Alro5nsFVe vas eSEi-
mated AZ $40 $50 The d2a-u2nd Ts@l-sss1az Sci
bv Count Orsoff for fhe Empress Cathe-
r7-se cost sssa.x8 n cash All annuity q
g 40 ard tit3e % Russian nobility Ar.
PIT gove-no- % MaH3rss. bought Ola
rrla-a FOR 500 80. bad Il cur az a brilliant
ct q further cost - slsfsa. ard resol1 q,
20 Louis XIV s0- So 20. X = supposed
% - worth 50uhls t,sl1 amount The
a4-zsoes Kohlnnor. Belonging 70 Victoria,
~ $500 !. var,e4 a. sso0eao. The
pearls ard esn@raIds worn by PanliEla-
wife % the emperor CaligG1a, were con
sisisred 70 - worth s. Sc 90.
Bat What are these rare JeTefs and
high values compared with Gods jewe.ss
One soul Is worth a realm. world
"A soul IA worth IN COTS estimation
ws-ae ne has paid for it. | stsud Al cal
vary's cross and cosE1t ont the re1 eoln-
WHAT expenditure can equal that szacri-
hoe2
The value OF a precious stone Is not
5sb5.szsa BY the value Of It's SURROUNDINGS
Down IN the mine lies the tr'asSHTe You
must dig for IL Down n the s-a lies me
pearl. You nrSt dive SC~ Il On. the
depth o. ssh and misery otTt OF which some
precious sous have coGTEel
THE diamond is cry7stallized charcoaI.
TIE saint is crysralAzsf sinner On. the
crystalazing power Of thls gosisA- Let
Us send IL everyw here
Il notice bet the rough diamond
and the pe<fsctssi 5-wei q great diffsTsTice.
Tbs. saw and the apioarys vince nave
produced IT, wtS=D I see 3 soul going
rhrozsxh hard experiences, / say; Coo =
sawInx throsrgh that h.s4 God - grfrc,ng
tlsat diamond On his wheel Of discipline
Jewel cutters often follow fiadalfs4
cleavage. God always does De taxes
IL as he finds IS and IL wee are patient
,srsfer His hand We shall one day spsAFA+e
in His kin93om-
The hardest surface IL the world Is tnat
% q DIAMOND The sapphire, ruby and
garnet come TEX, in order. For this req
son watches are made with jewels nor
their ryiy-ots % plny In and the last Win
,lt u.9x-sottbIe wearing for generations
Christians ara the enduring pivot-s-ocsets
~ the word The diamond sparKIs IN
the light. So the soul glistens under the
truth.
Beauty OF face is often marred mere
Rsarty Of form - often disfgnred. Beau
" OF life exce.eds them both. and can 90
without eitheg."
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SALVATION ARMY.
Interesting Scenes at the Midwinter
Campt Meeting Vow i'm Progress.


There was q liberal turnout Of people
Saturday night ~ the Salvation Army
barracks many Of whom were interested
Iu the work % the army and others who
were inspired bv curiosity q see the ex-
position of the manner IN which the SUM
work ~ the members Il carried on.
TIE barrack were decorated or ali sides
by fir trees. that ohscared the walls and
the posts which support the euperstr1ct-
ure of the building We're covered with
green bouEhs Fasto0ns OF small branches
We're hung between the posts. and IN sew
era' pisces there were tents erected. EJIZ-
grstIng the camp meeting that the army
had announced. From the feSt9ons were
hung Chinese paper lanterns. and The
whole effect was novel ana the ceremonies
Interesting Adjgtant wits introduced
Ensign W7chter. % Olympia, who came
over on purpose 70 conduct the meeting
EDsEn Wachter announced that she felt
az bone i1 her sa-roundInes She asked
for song 20 the tune % John Browns
body one verse ~ which. as follows
Was ssng w.th custo:
Our hosts age marching onward and our
flag 's now urfuried
Tn nearly every country: We viii conquer
RI -He word.
The devil and ais angels hack 10 he'll are
being buried
oar arny'- marching on
TIE singing asa not satisfy Enslrr
W7rhter who satE. ''DoRn En- the "a ritai
cIJy. where I come from We open our
mouths wHe0 va sfng Opeu your mouths.
There sr0 no @'a~H' The crowd onenea fts
mouths ana tha - -iIisr tune was rolled
90 ta tre er~'wosnvlnE beat % drums
ana tamaourues ard tHeu Capt Johnson
announced tAst another song Souf3 -
sung and ws"I sing e faster than In
some 2 a0es where a8ve been. = We
e2rt m afraid wa'5 - 20 steep. Cod
bless Ecl' The song was sung and then
some "re1-oct tesr-ulony' was turned n
A co5-rrtion bw the 's1aTn angels fol-
lowed ana tHeu song 81 nine verses hv
Caeet Hut,gr7r whom A5Jutz1t wis
tut-a3 1~ed as the 'Swess=aa nlEbttnEaie 80
was listened -. Tne burden - she song
was- NJ you f7va your mother. meet ha-
ln t1a skies serE "a the accomp ansnaant
az guitar and t1e tune ~ Ten me wien
ycIr eyes"
Aftatsnt N-t.s aunoarres3 some rely
SONS r0set.Czs fe- tne uext 1870 dav-
among w1ir1 was "a grand Tnuwea. T.
ard MONDAY zat TIE feature u che
everi=S succeeded the adiatanf-s an
ucancement ana Ees the exposition %
am work- cabin had been erected
or rae platform. ard play m we.rA
ErsiEn Wschser and Captain Johnson
took tae prtnclnal paris was enacted.
showing ire visitation of Two Sslsss tor.
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Another delay in the the finishing of the
new 81. Marks church has been caused BY
the freezing weather. which put a stop
70 the plastering. The furnace IS now IN
place 10 dry out the interior, that the
work may proceed.
Miss Munger's class at St Marks Sun
day school viii entertain the school with
a sociahls IN the guild rom next Friday
evening There VIII b. A musical and lite
rary programme, after which refresh
ms1ts VIII b. served.
BY the removal Of C. w Saunders 10
Cambridge. Mass. ST Marks loses one OF
It's most accomplished chorIsters Mr..
Saunders for five or six years has sung
quite regularly and contributed much 20
the success % rhe choir.
Or. Bagley. the venerable Methodist
clergyman OF this city ho,ds services twice
month az Van Asset and always meets
with a hearty reception Last night he
preached 70 a large congregation. his sub
ject being Go, Seek Ye the Lord
Rev. d. c. Garrett preached yesterday
afternoon at ST. PauPs chapel. the subject
being Religious Environment" In the
evening. az ST. Marks, the rector gave an
exposition of the gospel FOR the day, the
parable OF the wheat and tares. making Il
the subject OF discourse on Good and
Evil in the Church
Announcements for St Marks parish
for the week are as follows: Parish Aid
Society. Monday afternoon. vestry meet
ing Monday night. at shank s Smiths
HARDWOOD MOrgan's. Tuesday evening: fun
choir rehearsal, Thursday evening. serv-
ice, with Bible reading. Friday afternoon.
Notices for the week in the PlyYuoil; h
'AongTes 3tEonal church are as foliows.
Thursday general church prayer meeting
at 80. Topic. Growth IN the Heart in
the Lie, IN the Church in the World -
Friday Indies prayer conference meet
iT,E at O'Clock IN the church par,or:
juniors az Is. Topic, The Life of Nose (.
What Are Some OF Its Lessons"
Rev. u. c. Garrett has been invited by
the Brotherhood OF St. Andrew. Trinity
church. Portland. 70 conduct pre-Lenten
services IN that church 'he Sunday before
Lent February =. II is intended TO Gre
ate renewed interest IN the work Of the
brotherhood. and Of the whole parish
through the visit OF Mr. Garrett Bishop
Barker viii supply 81 Marks that sun
day and stir up enthusiasm for Lent.
The Queen Anne division OF the Ladies'
Society OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church VIII tender reception 20 tire la
dies OF that couETega zion and those OF
Trinity n r church on Friday from go
10 40 % clock p. m, a. the home Of Mrs.
c. L Marble. all Gaylor street A de-
lightful musical programme will De given.
and the affair promises 20 be ore Of pleas
ure. as well as benefit Strangers are
cordially invited.
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orIT rz8e e fsish aas sracflcs- We BE-
lsaga nat rkaf W1rG does ro- s2neE2ot.
xEr> methods - spiritual DEVELOPMENT q
ether IT, sntzvi3zal O. tae ce1FeA as al
sFSarszatkcn-
II saoala re undertook. however. that
cur oprc Ezsfon c1Ererrs tire system. ara
rot tse people who believe art FTsetie@
f. Hence eur sses aanE 70 take p2TL ii
a. az grtr3@rGlT act - The 80 pAe fo~Eef-
fng gh~m- many q WON doubtless ara
very excellent Christian people, just s.
some opponents % E0e rEEtF a. system
ra4y - very an-Chrfsfiau p~ople-
II T. Impossible 30 cSal wifh this - >
s@ct fully fn 50 brief AT article vii
sluTsY sketch few oh3~eEaons Esica
frd in A book called Tee Way 20 rziva
fa0n n he L1;hersn ChErca- We Oh
Jet 70 - modern revival system
FFirst-Bec@ i rests on an entire
f-lasconeeptlon q tre coE1ing and ~orS g
tne Holy Spirit TEat coming Is psrr1s =
nsaE. and not transient. THAT work = e.
fectlve through ths ordinary uze q TIE
means - grace ard the ordinary agency
q the apostolic succession
second ssecs 4s@ H hn9eff 49, e
tlvIne3y ordained means - grace rEe
preaching 81 THE Word and the admins
fraiion q the sacranents-
T h3r5-B~czuzE where these Means o.
grace srs thus uadervalued. they are
largely frgltlesz. hence Tire supposed need
Of a revival Spart from these means.
Fourth Berau-e ire revival system
De- Et@ a 1Ess--AAGr-lseS O. -sfsE-S+e-4AH- -
tTaordinary 2ad miraculous fer bringing
sinners into rte kingdom.
Fifth Because Of the utter indlNer-
ence 70 doctrine that generally goes hand
iu hand with ifs n3ethods and practices.
il gives me new convert no solid founda-
ton on which 70 stand.
'-sixfh-Recause tnls lack % true doc
Trfne concerning the person and work Of
Ire Savior s0op. IN many eases. negets
open conteu lpt for Hira. and the necessity
81 his atoning merits for the souls peace
wifh God.
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PREsBYTERIAN ENDEANoREHs.
Taking Great Interest in the Meeuhg
Called for March and %

Rev Thomas Coyie, OF Everett. chair
y,sv - .be nresbytery committee OF the
C,hrfstian End.avor. sends the following
interesting gossip for publication
The Seattle Esndeayorers are showing
great interest in the convention 10 be held
in the First Presbyterian church March ;
and o which - 10 be attended ~ dele
gates from every Christian Endeavor So
cietv in the preshytery or Puget sound.
Many societies have voted TO pay the fare
OF one or more delegates 70 the conyen-
Ion and are sending others besides. The
programme will include. besides Or. HiH
and Dr. Holt OF Portland. the Rev. Husn
Gichrist. who will conduct Silent Hour
In his helpful way. and John T. Hartman,
IT.. we'll known TO all our Endeavorers
who will conduct an open discussion on
New Ideas for Committees. MI II. {.
Ewing. onr good state president, viii tell
what he has in store for all Washington
Fnaeavorers at Tacoma in July. re-
port will be given. showing the work OF
every society % the presbytery FOR the
past year. This viii show the present size
OF the societies their gifts 10 missions and
otherwise. and their number Of accessiOns
10 our church. Through this convention
the society may become a greater help TO
the pastors. and to the weaker churches,
where there are no pastors. A watchword
Of Christian Endeavorers to be kept in
mind at this convention IS Saved 10
serve" For free entertainment. send
names 10 Joseph Campbell. e07 Western
avenue. Seattle or to Miss laura Hamlin.
or the First Presbyterian church. Seattle
one mass meeting IN preparation for this
convention was held last week and was a
most successful gathering. Two other rail-
lies will he held before March :. \ chorus
a. IN training. so there vill be soul-stirring
music which VIII be led by F.. r. Pritch
ard. OF Puyallup-"
Rev Mr. Ccvle wishes rs again TO state
officially. "AU Endeavorers Of Seattle and
vicinity Of an the churches are hereby
cordially invited 20 attend the sessions and
take part in all The discussions OF the on
tsrr convention. We shall cordially vel
come you and shall De grateful for your
presence and help"
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REV. CANON BEANLANDs.
The Victoria Divine breaches at ST.
Marks 20 a Large Congregation.

~ s.. Marks church yesterday uornln :
Rev. Canon Beanl2nds. Of Victoria. to3k
part ~ the service and preached 3 6ne ser
mon Before a congregation thA- allied the
church Canon Besnlan6s' sermon was
based on the text, WY boaStetb thou
thyself thou fyrant. that thou cznst do
mischief whereas The goodness % God en-
eurerh yet daily Psalm AiI-2 II vas On
tAe ail-corQuering power Of religious Vi
tally. TIE argument logically and elo-
quently elaborated was 20 show the neCes-
SIP of the spiritual consciousness ard Us
powe. 10 rise triumphant over conditions.
making its own conditions. whereas the
physical life IS dependent on surroundings.
The sermon received careful attention, and
made q deep impression.
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Ire hrsz1as % Ire church haze I'd syn
rashT with RS sf3t@rs@rt
- Pr-@Dy1srizrs. We sf-n 81 fhe cnz1-
Silence arr vii % r4r- TIE FTsEs@E pro
FByEsngs@t ~f-eCEs o< the revival - %
6erzgoges rafsoa - feeiEEg ars see1 outside
OR uezy
ft1t % ~ o@3lFve & TIE TeTfT1EE S@Tel
ftrss sazsa sseFsJgre-n - fFs utfed States
with over q fnfslsDT- fg@rnt~@rx. auNwAw Wgfn
ore yg3ce. YsS% Ninety p@F es<rf -
fFseTe eserwTFness aFai ug~zn o@rs began the
Christian life n ths ~h4rcn Uhsu the
church was revived. sakea 2p. reszrrecg-
sz3 frun sa@ep ard szu2syr into which Il
T. Tsr1Te g. f&s4.
Z vtsitat a Jail uws@l 4 large ps-Teer1t
- the rraErsuaLs euE ttsere or ne ruaag@
- 4y11F ksssfss<z. Mo- a mar was there
fnrsy1xa spiritual drunk ef1fasss bat who
rad RS ere-~tona ard rsS eSpEue 70 heSp
tbs f~ihowe y no weEss waiting their doom.
Spiritual EnuD1haatfgn tfSos a -Ttmt-azl
osE - Sing Sing end made ht-n a preacher
., Righteousness ard savior 20 thou
sarsds q men sE-d SOnssn IN the pitfalls
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At the last election two towns 80 Kan
sas chose women for all the l0cal Offices
including thos. OF mayor and chief u
police. Women were also chosen as
superintendents OF public schools in
twenty counties. and stin the women %
Kansas possess only a limited measure
Of suffrage
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4 young man in Lowell Mass. troubled
for years with a constant succession Of
bcfts on HIS neck. was completely cured by
taking only three bottles OF Ayers Sar-
sapariLa. Another result OF the treatment
was greatly improved digestion With in
creased avOlrdupols
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Meeting of the Glorious Today.

The 'Clericus." composed Of clergymen
Of tina Episcopal church Of Seattle and
TacoTna, will hold an interesting session
at 1920 o'clock this morning ar Trinity
rectory. This ia the second naeSng OF
the Glorious the clergy alternating
monthly between the two cities
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JORDAN Oh REVEALS.
PROMINENT CITY PASTORS DISCUSS
HIS RECENT TTTERaxCEs.

His Grfffcfsus Of Religious R~vfraf*
q. ssFarEs OF nrunkSna@ss- II
strongly Objected 80 By Rev.
w~x~r1- Randall. MaIow. Bawer-
maa sna Temple. while Rector
Gs~~en and Pastor BeRfr. Pad
Something 90 Say in Defense OF
the California coII-zfan-Hev. y.
y. saith Pro and Goa.
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Your weight win Increase

in exact proportion 10 the use Of Aqheu-
ser b sch's -Nutrue-the food drink
Nourshtng and strengthening. At all
druggists
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Army girls q TIE wrercaea hoyels % the
poor ard criminal cases II Eas listened
70 arfengive3y. ~ thu end OF which th-
meeting adjourned into = ssSson %
ra~a va-
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Rev. " n. c. Temple. Plymouth Con
sregstlonal:

Rev. " II. @. Temple. Plymouth Con-
sregstlonal.
81 have read the remarks Of President
Jordan. % Stanford university on revlv-
ais In a san Francisco paper. la which
ne Is sensRtianaify depleted az standing
81 the midst OF n typographical cross The
fact thai THIS address vas delivered be-
fore Unitarian conEreEa ton Is sigulA-
cant. He had a sympathetic audience.
Had he heeH speaking On an orthodox
church. We might assume that he WAS
eritictsing some Erotrsque methods %
conducting such Services As ID g. q
would appear nat thn trend Of hIs re-
MARKS sas against an so-calIcf revivsls
cf eilEipn. against conversion in general.
and hence against tnr necessity - an
etonement, n q ar old trick ~ deh8ters
especially of those on religions subjects.
20 take the worst form 81 the thing they
are eri5fcislnE and make &c stand far me
whole What TnErreon Says about nricst-
crsft r. true, about hypocrisy ta true tfe
cannot too strongly feDounrc these fbul
things lie does nor dsnounce them more
than many preachers 40 Hts error q IN
assuming that all ministers are priests IN
deroEaiorN sense. and thst al Chris
fians are hyperrifcs Dr. Jordan does
not speak too strongly in regard - Ye-
NfYah or religion 'fn which wen lose fhei~
reason ~ sif men. or q great proportion
- men. lose their reason in every revival
- r. a large percentage ~ the REVEALS
thar are conducted then such gatherings
are an injury 20 the race, religious
Maniac g. NOT onlv just sz bad az any oth-
cr Ffaadrau. - e generally worse But I
deny are premise. r. 81 nos true state
fnent - fact Thsre ara rcvfvsis and rr-
vivais. arn rersoni'y opposed 20 some u
the n5et bnAz u#ed hv fvRugeitsfR md raa-
tors for the purpose OF bringing fhe truth
- tsoa horne 90 men Chrfst'a tfusafi "a
an Intelligent tiosptl Hut No must re-
member Rat religion IS NOT q rnafhar,af-
icai the0r~na. hut an emotional acceptance
- khe truta - Del IN the soul ~ man.
! 3nmnt wafy much ~ President jordan
waud forn q man aaav as q ma 4sr7an y
ha - ne 20 Rim hardened fa anguish cone
s~eruf1g hts sins Genera vHrosanhtas ar,
APT - fsN wHe1 applied 90 particular
cases NV criticism ~ {1f Jo~FRn'4 adj
cress. - reported IS THAT ta con3ersniry
thar which deserves ee~ssure Pc nrl-a- a
- iaclnds thaf watch c~srhf ~ fa het8 In
Tovafsnee by every lover % his Fa~a
Sev ". 4. Msfsr SeS'gef praaavessris0.
''f,r-esstlsrst fSsvA Starr Jort2ss, Nax r,,.fA
. y}sssz h.unsfer a. we'll - rlstztake - A.
h1a FtEHt 80 Bad sSrfa ~ ssSs-f@s- views
trsf - stns1 tie trust sssYf lssx fse t,s t.vs
l@t whea ~ takes frr u7tghtf-egf nssvas-
tae cN2r,A has afiltasi tn fr.sr,sss~~r's-,r
30 fNen - wseFl. hri frai1s 90 81 tha
E7atfFT. ssoEssNs ss with s{ssgrgssi ny drunk.
eHnesz. - Sea~rVe. a frN ss.>1s-s- h.srs--,,.s-
- y MI e.fsr .
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Rev. Jaoles =. Beates EnrllsA Inthorar

Rev. James =. Bestes. English Lutheran
csu~vh
.-Ncur request fcr nE views eu tre SUBJ
fr~f 20 'rcg .Fsls az hro-g1t before tne
putar i- "a rerf-t sta~e~s rt Press sart
Jordan. cs the istard stanford urlfe--
SLY is as band }r REPLY Waetf saw
fhas I G.8 aaf fva& tEaF address sn fs'i
sH3 -or~es4 TtlY - wca.t f,- lnsrraf.s.~ te
attempt O. Fer.F II fhp rrr1rf IS DOPE
r-ct Ehst pc suaNr ~ thr --1.i.~u revival
as spsc.es of religious frean.st- Z
rs zht possibly at~~5t thst ,aer- - a~
element og trace in BE-. thoHEh easat's~
D9f from hls sts 13 E-str. faas s~ -a-
zsr3 weat Is Cou-nsaety krswn s< f~slvs s.
ln raligtcG as Gar trnHa oFtne a retzf-s
ar8 souaf religious fe}opwFrf alte .n
the.r meEHc3s og grn9E-ss ao8 sa ,httr
frsfts OF rtSesecasue@s
Ia fhlS sfaW 3 believe J ana te zr-r-&
w5sa Sic Ersat mass ~ I-afee-s1%- Be- rha
Lutheran .hgreheH ~ EGrcrt Z ur.s~r-
stAE1 ihRe tas revival ie retietoa 49, We
sse Sc 'n A-ertea Dr. saa..v 4uknawn bs
csa4~~e they have ha& F@ttsals shrrr az
times hgt sfesV g alHersat .asAlsr Ard
I tat-s .la -crcs-C tH Sat rs tAar - see
-. .f# A.tseraH >c9sf.1ssrt- 8rce tn North
America. eas zGure tran Its3 80 favor tns
~ sF4 -}sta-2 0f building lp END cGurch
~ NAE 1fe 4 go - are OPPOSED 80
th - way os N-'cg "a salvation "a mag
VIVA - Lu1hsgaus s. ~ IS a. lu SKIER
esareA 2AtSsrs, lie k~ore 81 Ca u tie
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SENT FREE |!

To any person Interested I'm hu-
name matters. or who love. animals
we will send free. upon application
copy OF the "sLLIASCE." the or
gan Of this society. In addition TO
Its intensely Interesting reading. IL
contains a list of the valuable and
unusual premiums given by the
paper. Address THE NATIONAL HU-
NAME ALLIANCE, siO-sII United
Charities Building, New York.
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Young. Middie-Ag and OLD. vha
have violated the laws OF nature. fes
are now reapiuE the result Of yoaf
former folly. Many OF you have Nigh
Emissions Exhausting Drains, IHpe-
tency. Pimplea Nervousness. SssPs
lessness. Bashfuluess. Desp0ndsnss,
Stupidity. Loss OF Ambition or sinalzr
symptoms In brief. your Body Bras
and Sexual organs have become VEGA
Or. Radcliffe can restore 20 YOU Tnal
you have lost YOUR PRECIOUS
MANHOOD He can TT you for plsss-
ure, study. business or marriage.
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asy to 7 axe
- asy to Operate

Ar- f.a.zr@s r-~rrlsar - Heels Prs saAH n
sire tss.ss.ss sesci~ns thcrvugh- As ore aza
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Women.

Always receive from DR. RateiIfs 20
lite attention. as well az positive
cures for the Failing or Displacsrnsf:
OF the Womb. Painful Irregular Scar.
" Or profuse Menses. Periodical
Headaches. Leucorrhoea. Nervous.
ness. Hysteria and other disirssssns
ailments peculiar 20 their sex. He
builds up their hroken-down eoRsfH.
tions and insures to them their n1s'
urai health. strength and beauty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
Internal Organs.

All Functional Diseases Of the Hssfs
Lungs. Liver. Stomach, Kidneys. Bias,
der and Urinary Organs. diseases =
the Eye. Ear. Nose and Thr0at. ae.
eases Of the Blood and skin. -
Piles F'istula. RheumAti sm. kaps..ss'
and Chronic Catarrh perInansS..
cured by the latest aud best nietao9
known 10 medical science.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
Private.

Disorders % every name and nsfufs
such as Gonorrhoea. Gieet. Striefafs
syphilis. Naricoesle. Hydrocele A.
rophy or the wasting away Of me 81
eans, completely cured by Doctor Ass'
cliTe In the shortest possible tiTne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-08
There Was
Never Such
MedniTl9...
To THE WORD
BARGAINS

In useful and ornam rental goods for
hoHsefuFnIshings as our inventory
sale has given IL. ~ means actual
loss TO us and actual saving for you.
We are determined to make the
offerings 80 big that you cannot re-
sist the temptation of buying. watch
our ads. closely for the next few
days.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1897-07-29
OIL AND COAL IN ALASKA.
Enough to supply the World Said to Have
Been Found There.

remarkable discovery is reported from
Alaska. Some gold prospeetors several
months ago ran across what seemed 10 he a
lake ot oil Il was tei by iauUmerahio
springs. aad the surrounding mountains
were full - eoal They brought samples 10
seattle. the tests proved Il to ba o. IS high
grade as from Penn> yIyania wells
4 local company was formed and experts
SEM up They have returned On the
steamer Topeka and their report has more
than borne ont the 9ss~-t statements II Is
said there j. enough oil AMI coal IN III" r..-
-.on T. supply th,. world. L i elo-s 70 the
ocean: in fact The experts ~ay that the oil
oozes out into the salt water. X = >aii
,ha. the STANDARD OIL Company 1as aar"afy
made an ofTer for ;ae property he owners
nave alei claims on 100 as'rt>