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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
THE EVERETT HOSPITAL.
Good Work Done by a Well Con
duetsd Ipsfftutfon.


EVERETT. March f3-Speciai--A re-
cent visit 20 the Everett hospital I'm
presses one with the excellent work the
institution IS doing.
Ira Austin, OF Msnros. In this county,
left the institution few days ago. hay-
ing recovered from tire operation by
which his leg was amputated above the
knee. neceszitsted BY . severe gunshot
wound inflicted while out hunting.
The hospital n well equipped with good
operating room, laboratory. bath rooms.
rooms for private patients and general
wards There are Accommodations for TWEEN
ty-fIya patienta Mrs. Henry Friday, nee
Fo%srnan, the -natron IN charge. has
bean connected with tire institution for
a year. she graduated from the Hahne-
man Medical collage In Chicago ia tae
class OF 1851 before she was q. hav-
ing the honor OF being the youngest
woman graduate in tbs United States An
enthusiast in her profession. SAe IL deyot-
es 10 the work az tas hospital. and takes
both q professional and sympathetic inter
est II every patient
There are now four rurses 81 training.
Miss AnSevfaa. Miss Williams. &.ss Bur-
roggns ans Mrs. SsTlzrd- The business
ef the institution is n charge CT q COM
,s-eut board OF women managers. who
have shown much tact ard snsrgy. The
professional work s. locked after by a
star Of local physicians.
TIE hospital IL growing IN reputation
and influence as is censfcent and skill
faI wcrz good nursing. comfort and
cheer become known.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

CoLUsA. Cal, March i1-Mrs. Frank
4 Hoover killed her husband last night
during a quarrel by striking him on the
head with piece Of gaspipe-
MEMPHIS. March iA-The Mississippi
river continues 20 rise a. an alarInlng
rate. The water has reached a critical
stage. The gauge to-day reads &5. with
prospects Of the record being broken.
SAN LUIS oRfspo. March Airs. NJ.
r. Dorsey. Of this clty has received ad-
vices thas she Is one Of i've heirs % a
fortune o. s.Ga 90 on deposit Ia the Bank
OF Eng ard at London sns all receive
sSsa.eNa
MINNEAPOLIS. March nth. trial 81
ex-CFtY Clerk Charles +. Eaney for Of
FERNS a hrgSe OF 500 20 Alderman r. -.
Drew cane 20 n sudden teru1natioa this
morning. the court directing verdict Of
acQattEaL
SAN FRANCISCO. March IA run
away horse charged tat9 s band % lizzie
schecl ehiltsen today, ard Aay btTe and
Nay Whalea were picked - 1aconseio.As.
with mRrSs OF nocfs ca thelT IASss- 4 As
lsss-aame9 VII receye-.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 12-The e.
rset0rs cf tie Pacific Coast Jockey CLUB
accepted ne reSi@uatieDs ef President a
Is spreckels and SECRETARY k&ake- ;.
n An4rous was ei@cte1 presi&cat I'D ).
T. 1'sde Vas chosea sscFetsry-
BUFFALO, -. Y. March i@-EIrs sroka
oat ia tbs Ck1caSo neuse ~ A. ? n.
Tessy o.ponnsi! AID william a2nranAn
i{ronrAn. a local pGEl3tsL Jumped xsoaa =
wla4low ard was severely injured
SAN FRANCISCO. ASrch 5--Ths-s
vras a bTlsl.snt scene a. he Frsa44.o as
r,,arnf~z when Co. NsssrEs Fl =. bGTtaE-
reErs SEC tlrsf the secretary - NaF. tnsEact-
a. the tre1as batteries add CON s7Aales q
TIE three arms 81 tie military service.
CHICAGO. March RIVE Drossssl. a
,-s~ug-tsr living a. ~ Fullerton avenue.
saax hiusasf dead oo&Ry. Astsf sa@SssS
Faa uus2<essstGl attempts - StA als @@E1.
sTha sse1ttng aas q ca SE- rs ttan q -
res cf 4a4rrcsS wA@c8 taa ~~~s*e @@~
5ls~4rg she pasg tew weeks
TsprTsXTx1f.E. Marvh III y. Nc
xii prest1xas % taa s@1sfe 11Es+ Ger
r44~ Naf.aasl oan&s r e h4ak. pTest-
Scuf &C the RoaEG - aceE7en- ara \ =
asfrsen g J. gcaHr. :. =. Lea-g saA1. -,
Is. Fsrt ssr and =. 4. bFltt nAFe seen
irsscssa ~ the Erano taEy On the S-ssFks
AZ xsasAtlaS the rational e4zktuG &si-
prTtIsR. las. March Is-Ex-Coansy
s~rsesgsror T4iE uGs arrested To-Day Ger
--,r-sntasent Na gurna6 The cGtcs over
- - eulseeas scr stAesa s19rI- His s1n-
vgns AS GepGty. VAS arrested fsr sorE-
- esns = cut 81 Bail SeVVn %x-s701tF
s,srs-sr1 have oa~-z ARRESTED Ia eoE2ss-- &4G
Sc tAs geA&is co2zZy cro. 4 s'4as&A
SAY CITY. Nsch-. Marea A-Twe trs-
- - Ne@4 o. Sa2EA alzE 1ssS q
,-.@~rr>s. we're carried cas- into tna tav
80 rapsay brwa&lnE 70. sna e AHT a@ss
r.weaEa ~ gss kse tEe4E Gf.&7~ex g TTzsss1e
- 80 ~ AIRY - rare A2s3rs2en
- Fhss csEy. less tran 4 e2xeA h1Fe
retained AL gAs.z s2-nl..ss sSs aE%----~-
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A little sarsaparilla favor o little
smell Of sarssparilla. and . sarss-
|parilla label on the bottle don't
make sarsapsrilla that cures.
though 10 does make sarsaparilla
that sells--to these who know no
better. Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the
|sarsaparilla that cures. One bottle
OF Ayers is estimated. by those who
have tried all kinds. to do the work
OF from three to six bottles of any
other kind 1t is the most eco
|nomical sarsaparilla therefore. on
the market because it cures quicker
and at less expense The ordinary
|sarsaparilla is Ike the old iady's
weak tea-it's tea sll right but you
have to drink half q dozen cups TO
|get the favor Of 1t. Other sarsapa-
rillas, may by courtesy. be called
sarsaparillA but 1t takes too many
bottles TO get any result. One Of
the reasons for the superiority in
strength and
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This 5oiated warship when Ealing a
straight course looks much ike any other
vessel. Its peculiarly only becomes evil
dent when the course Il suddenly altered.
Then II bends bodily TO one side or the
other with the grace ard almost the agil-
ity OF q sportive porpoise. curving It's for
ward and after sections untr Il assumes
nearly the shape Of q ouarter-meon. Be-
fore the observer has tine TO say Jack
Robinson" IL Is OF Ia a new direction.
Strengthening itself once more 10 the nor
maj figure OF ship. The jointed warship
has a ruidsr Ike ether boats, although
that is>scarceiy necessary. as II steers itsef
by its OWE motion. The ruddsr. however.
may be used when a quick change OF
course n net required.
Mr.. Pass thinks his Device win prove
particularly desirable for cr1tsers, sun-
boats ard torpedo boats, the usefulness of
which IN action depends largely upon the
rapicity OF their manslvers. 1t may also
be used. he says. for armored vessels OF
TIE first class. and would be pracsIca bic
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ionnsde around an cpen space isze.nx %
A1~ &E7-sarIs-. zn4 vii Dc trSx~-xs.ss
wlth resriy isa.on nzne.
[H0ce Ssna<rk Continues r. poor hex14s
shQ os crssds ire excitement cf ria bs~tk-
S'@~Aos2s- Nevertheless. re has ao-
Ms Hamburg admirers all take pa-r su-.
'hs tae evening 81 April is
op1AAia& = q friend regarding th@ ~c~-
nonen o. The Grsax" fosszes ur-o- IS
rrsnaiAtne- by the pr.xen. emperor.
Ernce Bismarck sad: Great. - u.s-
naps. hardy a22roprAa;s: but -knssht ara
Esrc certainly was
Fre,- koch's report on ierroev ~ shs
f11s'srn provinces Ezs been rubashez +,
snows That forty-eewea cases STU exss.
~ was originally imported from pa~sa-
eno several new cases have Jus. been a.
coFerNa- There are more In the Western
csfrfcss ard a. Frankfo---on-Osor
rupture has occurred a; Mayen~s
among ire organizers 81 TIE cen.snsry
Tees. e@csuse the bishop ard Official dig
nllarses rave forbidden toasss IN hon<,- ~
Prince bismarck Count Esrsert pfx-
saarck, II a speech which he delivered =.
TIE Convention OF CONSERVATIVES a. Ores.
Gen. compared the seven years s,r.e 20
fathsrs reiirsrns1t 10 The seven l~sn
years % Egypt
Al The German press fears thar ,hs
regime OF President McE4nlpv v4n ..-sr~
new tariff inirnicai 80 Germany. VITA
reference 20 the new American sugar bu
shc reciprocity clause. the opinion IA
feichsta< Circles Is that the exoor. bo,n-
ties viii not be abolished. esrcs the ns-
EQUATIONS with Austria and France failed
Inc emperor Is still suffering from the
eHfcfs OF Ms abscess, ard Ia using q cana
IN waking He s growing stout and hy
fne acyses OF his physicians he has cse,
p'otonssEg Ms daily walks to an hour
and ha2f. instead OF horseback rsalnx.
Frl1cess Freder5ek Leopold OF Prussia.
wao ossAn bicycling secretly, has been
ioroa0oen 10 continue doing so by the
empress. on the ground that 4, i. not laay-
IKE Her majesty has a.. evident dislike
Tor bicycling. and has prevailed upon ths
emperor 10 discontinue the practices.
lie German postal secretary, Wan
Stephan. viii attend the postal CONGRESS at
Washington IL he Is sufficiently recovered
from the effects OF the anputation O. h.s
loot he VII be accompanied By Depart
mental Director Fritsch and counc1llor
Nswmann- The most important measure
proposed oy Germany viii Be the sboi,.
ton OF the postal transit duties
me North German Lloyd sseaush,o
Com any announces that &. 'tween-deck
Iares by It's fast steamers will be raised To
loe MARKS and the others to Iso marks from
Aarch Ii.
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GOSSIP OF BERLIN.
Hs'ehstax Likely Co Refuse Appro-
prfaffons for the y.~w


cepyr'ghted. 1897. by the Associated Press.
BERLIN. March ls.-Is TIE reichstaz. as
sApestso. indorseS the decision or the
saoxst committee In refusing to vote tha
es'sl credits for new vessels. IL f. Under
,'.ol ne new secretary OF thu navy, visa
1aHrsi Won Holman. viii resign. In the
fstng today the credit fo~ cruiser was
s7sd ny the eomn.ttee by vote az
= 70 The credit fcr the dispatch boat
e replace the Fake was rejected Nv a
US o. = to J. but the credits for the two
~ sunoeas were adopted BY big major
~s me credit for an iTonelad 20 re-
ace tbs kognig Wilhelm was adopted
yesterday. the vote standing = 20 8 Re-
fIaing TIE ethsr means 20 complete the
aseFeetioa OF vessels. the committee
eNea disposition to tighten the purse
s''ass Admiral ven Holman violently
ASgeAlcd 10 the committee to facilitate
- greater rapidly of building by adopt
e Ire governments demand. dwelling
that respect,
- iuperisl chancellor. Prince Hohen-
~af' and other members 81 tire cabinet
sd % - stiil sore over the manner
. "a'ca they were Ignored In presenting
naval projects through Admiral Won
Ag','asnn, but the snperors support OF
after compelled them to pocket their
Nsairists. Liberals and Socialists are ap-
s@ssauy prepared 20 maintain their op-
N.on 20 these projects. and COM
s0' they car secure the rejection OF
s - haFai schemes. TIE Catholic Coicwus
NS ~eitang points eat that since ls79
- sarvsi expenditures for the navy
SO Increased from 81. esS 90 uArks 20
s.ts'se marks. sd the Coiagne CAsetts
ssNes TIE funds Required ne provided
.Nihg 80 tho value OK their carEoes
- /" Ea&rAs per toa is suggested as the
q asai - Tire tax
'isee hismarck. IN TIRE Hamburger
--s4eaten. continues % oppose Gar
g Intervention IN TIE Cgetan tsnsrogllo.
US That 50 Far as Germany - con-
80 me Cve,zus may cgt each pgherss
-s eniu roue or them are lex. ard
-. -1repean peace sacula not e men
~ 'tais Crstan farce
A'7 anN outcome of the sensational
s2,.aa e herr AEer and forty seven
v'N.Asi headers fer taa violation - tae
49, laws EovsTaiax positseal asso-
~s = eai.e8 ~ tha Socialist raparx
s'srsi ce.aat cf Tire KevsrnmenL
oasc2aae 81 ,h3s sutt weG re gov
So esti Sc thoroughly ruoTwAnAzA tne
sNah laws "a sh!s connection.
- Is movement among to STA
49, SO aFfit3 university ana ckAsr
- 1ea& against tie continuance of
- easi1nE aalsaaes. est Il rs t-sea g.
- s92a.c4ed. ana the Leaders cf ,es
~. Et, a@Fe ben ferht8dcn 20 continue
1s''s,'ea ea3er pain af expulsion.
%.1aa sA7T.t enc e 3ae professors
.~A eutn etsS approved % Is .as rox-
N'lra' ~ reason % rs rnazc.al views
p.t2V'fsa an orsSton b tAe subjects az
s-.-S~' aa rcsssoa1ca u{tA tie toast, L
-, = Tee zseeea Ga free German uni-
e. t'rof. wagner. % tAe Bertha
also e21 a a&g eV&ftoa.
- tT arsv .1g ~ tie onazror - %
1850 ~ Narca = saaysa hzs
--.-+Ai@eT. William Z surrounGass ~
r.s.-e.s eezsouaEes. a Beglln krt arm IS
"asrE seisz.
- ssss-oTtal sAii n Nencr 81 tss sol-
AaA'@- Caring tss v2r CO ls7e-sz. W.
h S'e1 oeSs&a tie RrAr1saSerr gate.
- = Ia tasa ef seala-sirS4s e0l-
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thraldorn Of disease. Hundreds Of
thousands of persons have testified
to the cures wrought by Ayers Sar-
saparilla and these testimonials,
unsought and unsolicited, are COM
ing in every day in the year, and
have been for the past half century.
Read what the people, who know
By experience. say of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla, as a spring medicine:
81 used Ayers Sarsaparilla last
spring with great benefit, and am
using It again this spring. rec
ommend it as an excellent blood
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evea with one as big - tss Great East
err.
Tia sun o. the to'nts6 warEAfo e Sr,lit
r. three independent sections, each o.,
which is divided irto numerous water
digit compartment wzsrs the sections
aefoi1. Bgtlt inte the hun are strong
vsts--ttEht. veTti-a.. cylindrical Sertfons
each with a hcgiow. vertical central pivot.
forming immense hinges. wnich ere turned
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Ayers SarssparillA Is the only sar-
saparilla made exclusively from
the Honduran Sarsaparilla spec
tally imported by the J. c. Aver
Company because Of its superior
medicinal properties and healing
power.
Ayers Sarsaparilla 10 the only sar-
saparilla that received q medal
\ at the Worlds Fair, Chicago 1898.
Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the only sar-
saparilla compound whose ingre-
dents are open to the knowledge
Of physicians-and Is therefore
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There's nothing new to be said
about the seasons. Tic quotation
from Riley's verse about sums up
the vsriab,eness Of the three months
that incln6s the spring: March, the
same old clustering roystersr, fore
Ing the dust dewa ycur throat ;
fre.fuI April tha. bats you with .
sunbeam, TO wet you with q shower;
Nay, playing the coquette. hover
ing betwixs flowers and frost: they
are al and always the same
There's nothing new. either. n the
way of spring sensations. There's
the general breaking out OF nsn.
women, and children. that b as
much q sign Of the season - sAs
budding branches Of the treeA
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prescribed BY reputable members
Of the medical fraternity 70 the
Uciasioa of ether sscrei rrepxr
atoms
Ayers Sarsssarilla is the remedy
with q record. others initiate
the remedy; they can't initiate
tie record 50 years Of cures.
What re say as to TIE merits Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla would be moth
ing but words IL the statements
made were not based upon cures
testified 10 By those relieved of
suffering. and RECESSED from the
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holiday. In which work, In some of
its forms, Is the sport In which
laurels and rewards are to be
won. Everybody knows the value
of sarsaparilla as blood purifier.
Everybody ought TO know that Of
al preparations on the market, the
most valuable, because the richest
in medicinal properties. is that put
up by the J. c. Aver Co.. Of Lowell,
Mass.
Fifty years ago, 1t would not have
been necessary to say a word in
praise Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
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Curative Power,

of Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the exclu-
sive use Of the sarsaparilla imported
from Honduras. The home-growing
varieties Of the plant do not have
the strength or the medicinal proper
ties of the foreign plant and Ayers
Sarsaparilla Is the only preparation
using the Honduran Sarsaparilla
exclusively.
The safe rule by which to buy
sarsaparilla Is, this Ask for the
bcst-and you'll get Ayers. Ask
for Aycr's-and you'll get the best.
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coating forts viii be abs 20 eutaght. out-
sal ana out-Enzneuvsr those % al other
nations. Such. 81 any rate Is ths firm
conviction 81 the Inventor. ard be ouEat
90 know.
Mr. Plass has devoted May years % re
development Of his hiEtsy original idea.
ara has achieved a degree OF excellence
which BE be3gsves 70 be very near pcv1ec-
ton he has finished q mo3ei ot = y AZ
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"MARCH amt never notn new APRIL ALTOGETHER too brash
fer me; an as fer May, dominate its promises"

ment. The pecvisA fretfn condi
ton. 30 often accompanying lassi-
tude ard lznguor, are other SWAP
toms OF tie same need. GO through
the spring II this condition, and
you discount yeur strength IN saEa-
ne- and your Joy In autumn. Take
Ayers ssrsaps-iIla and purify your
blood and work Is pleasure. good
digestion waits on appetite and
heath On both" Sound sleep re-
wards sturdy labor. and Life 10
transformed from . treadmir round
Of 6-eary duties int q csassless
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In song. Beauty breaks out in easter
anery. Labor breaks oct in-peF-
spiration. And the children break
out at knees and elbows Is they
renew acquaintance with the "old
brown earth" and the rough baked
trees.
There are other forms ct breaking
out, also, which lead to the remark
MY blood must be out OF order, "
usually followed by the sage refec-
ton: az must take Ayers Sarsa-
parilia. and get into condition
again" Wisdom is born Of expert
ence. Every one who has tried IL
knows the cleansing effect on the
system of a course Of
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parifer and spring medicine" 1T.
r. Y. Cccrs Prospect. Va
s'Afesahers of our family have been
greatly benefited by your sarsaps-
rilla. As a spring medicine ! do
not think ID can be excelled-"-J. O.
RosERrs, Utica. n. 7.
"I have used Ayers sarsapsriila
as a remedy for the various diseases
common to the spring time. and also
IS tonic fer the system. I End it
TO be very effieacious. and think that
every one who Is troubled with inn
puritics Of the bleed should try
Ayers SarsaparillA" 90. = IA
oUTTH. Nashua n. II.
To get the best results from tns
use Of sarsaparillA you must
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strip whtca ret cEIv can - xssere4 with
ssgszm FSrssgsAge CO TIE tlras Aza srosbss
required By vsssels r1w - go azt car =.
sEcvp~a w4;hsn SIS cwn taaxFs VIXEN sssz-z-
fng ~ s1I sEsea1 zrs tarue9 completely
srcur1 sn tie Sans sAst&noe- gvApse 1uaIs-
,s~S. Z foxne essazssy pzzetteA1ls vr,ta =
s.ac9e4 % fan szx@s w8}i rake sAs r@sx
aghter razTsza marvel &as rsr-aw. al
dcahs IS - re cwkcanse - Rsw sngaee-
neat - wAacA y Ray es Izwc.ssS-
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vea Is war at once into the good
opinion Of the publ.c by demonsra-
tisn Of its value in sickness and
disease. Il still continues TO held
the esteem Of the world atiarge. But
success brings limitations Others
have Manufactured sarsapariuas
whose highest boast Is 10 be IS
good IS Ayers So thar from time
TO time these facts have to b re
stated -
Ayers Sarsaparina Is the original
sarsaparillA Il has had fifty
years OF trial and triumph.
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Railway Nail Clerks, Outing.

PORTLAND. March rs.-Ths special
train Of the United States Railway Mail
Service Mutual BENEFIT Association. con-
sisting OF seven sleepers end a baggage
car. ard having on board 30 people, rail-
way postal clerks and their families. ar
rived At SIS o'clock this morning on the
oregon Railway x Navigation Company
line. The day was spent IN visiting tbs
different points OF interest In the city. AZ
o'clock tonight al left for san Francisco
over tho Southern Pacinc.
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Are you weakf
IL your sleep refreshinxf
Do you have ernissions7
Have you day iosEes2
Do YOU have pimplesf
DO you shun societyg
Are you lacking IN self-cors-
dencs2
Do you have dizsinsss7
Are your thoughts gloomyf
Is your memory poorf
Have ycu weak back7
Do your kidneys paln2
Have you exhausted your vital
ity3
Are your nerves urstrungf
Are you sexuziiy wsakg
Do you contemplate MARI gel
Are you 1T for matrlnonyf
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~ tie s1Eins by vnssrS 90 b=~a xrs-xrsrs.
aZ1 tas xsrlsc2l sazss % catch mad. 20
c2EAs tAe fore and at sections 70 taru
ssn24isasoGS-y II o2SsossEe 1ir@esson&
r2nESa the 1Aa .; t1s w1s-A WIFE ga
E@e1 eaSs 40 Sh2, WITH which - wcezsa
raGEIpZszts LIE eS-np4rat1vey crssde xtees~-
Eg gar a. r-eSe1f ern2soYs6 can la
TIE sGrwEr1 ao6 after .~ctsars CO re Vs.
So - cSusGs ssssdsrS. md uxx. To- see-n-
a1k.x e-zz25t-sS<-s wz-=-.o cart &C 81 G..
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Mail Treatment

Absolutely perfect and always sstfssao-
tory. Therefsrs write 90 the doctor 70
you cannot call upon him.
FREE BOOK OF nervous and senuel
diseases 20 all describing thsfr troubles
Office hours. a. m 30 p. m. except
Sundays. when ne may lie consulted from
10 a. n- 20 IL IN. emily. Address
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DR.. Radcliffe

Is also an expert en- Gonorrhoea. Stricturs
Syphilis. varicocsie. Hydrocsis. Piles.
Rupture. rheumatism. Caterrh. Blood and
Skin Diseases and Diseases Of the Eye,
Ear. Brain. Nose. Throat. Heart. Lungs.
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys. Bladder and
Urinary Organs.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

It cleanses the flesh Of eruptions
by purifying the blood It tones
up the system, It puts back into
the body the vital force the winter
has taken away. Il renoyates and
rejuvenates the entire physical
organism.
But there are other kinds of
breaking out which Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla cures. That mutinous out
break Of an enervated system
against work. SO often experienced
in the spring. is only the symptom
of an exhausted condition which
demands tonic and vitalizing treat
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THE WEEK IN EUROPE
.~~r uRrrrsH OPINION on THE
urrATIox IN CRETE.

nssevsp4 From the News That
49,. Frsn Greeee-Idea Said 70
.. csssing Ground That Kfss
george VIII Have 60 heceae-
~-xaes say That stories Of En-
.s..s.sn I'm Greece Are Grossly
rxsxgsrntsd-
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A NOVEL WARSHIP.
MADE TO TURN WITHIN ITS OWN
LENGTH.

Great Structure, which IT In
Claimed Can Manenver Like y
DoIphin-soms of the Generally
Accepted Plans to he Entirely
Bapplanted.
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INDIANAPOLIS. March Ia woman
Who rexEs,sred as Mrs. K Jenny Datz.
az N1galetBn. o.. committed s1tef4e Sc a
rocz 81 tie Grand hotel yesterday she
Sbox herself IA the Tempe, and left a note
ask4rx that r. Alice Data. OF Ali1dseton,
10 NOTIFIED Of kaT death
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WOMEN.

In your natural sickness sasyf
IL IL reguiarG
Have you periodical heaAachesf
DO you have bearing-down
painaf
DO you feel tired or ianguidy
Is yeur womb eiesPrangedf
il your complexion szilowf
Are you subject 10 dizzy spellsr
Are you consttpatedy
Are you losing your Appetizer
Have you ringing ia the earEy
Have you ieucorrhoeai DIS
. charEesY
Have you hysteris7
Us your sleep soundr
DO you have cold feetf
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Copyright 1897. by the Bachelor Syndicate.
wnen Uncle Sam adopts the new tointed
warship designed by Reuben II PlaSs, a
mechanical engineer OF Brooklyn, his
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