The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-28

Any one who went into that country with
goods last spring, no matter what they
were, and desired 10 &c; out. could have
disposed OF THEM 0iFlts 10 good advantage
If they had made any real atternry, 10 ID, 50,
oti hear great d1~I about sickness al
tta~soh- Il IL true that people are sick
there, Sui In eresiiting DAWSON witt sick
nsrss don't forget tilat II Is fhe center OF
ssHl!izat na la that country. II men are
taken ill IN the mines they 80 TO pawsegi
venture ta@ assertion that there is 10
more sackl3ess In Dawson than there bs in
Seattle, relatively speaking. Of course.
do nat regret that l made the trip 1 have
never felt better In my itfe''
Mr.. beans appearance bears out his
his cheeks being filled out almost TO the
isotni az roGnetess. HE gained fully TWEEN
ty~five pounds.
People IN that gold country" he con-
tlnued. "Can blame much OF the sickness ~
the way they have been in the Aa.f ~ Nv
ing and eating. II ~ "a comgnon-aan<f prop
oesition but one often overlooked in that
country. thai IL the body IS not properly
cared for the consequences ara sure To ~.
disastrous. Poor feed and htti- attention
Ia the body has been the undoing OF many
strong men.
There is q most peculiar elisaa.se in that
country Gont know "a hag 20 call il
hat q and found osu that Others were A.
fhCtoei ~ the same manner. When yea at
tempt ~ Eet ap IN che morning you VIII
lnd your Knees ~ arms are dead II + a
p
ana yea fall tsaeA- Yoa have no control
over your limirz Tho disease does uot
wear away easily.
Il hear that George Nohle's deafsl has
l~sea reported, He has MOI even oesen ii
with typbo.1 fever Whsn I left Dawson,
recent}y he was running the Wosien hotel
lie Is we'll liked In the klondike ard MS
prospects are good. some people have
lascn telling how No,aie was gnakfns \ living
~ sfng .ng in a concert hail l s!on.T So
- II would ne any one : BUSINESS il he dtd.
4 matter OF fact ne packed up So og~
nifi}t py singing d Ettse IN Il variety the
ater.
"hea 1reaanlan formerly phyyscai IN
siTuCtor Al the Seattle AtAl.tse C'isA Is Al
lawson ard has sevesai wrestling matcae,s
ga flssw. GessgAe Russell - doing Wei al
al electrician {. l. if5hsard Went 10 l1t
@1aflx creek country ssszasIlsssf his leg an4
Was laid up for several weeks. lie j.
running i4r store ard - getttExs astss4,
messy. IA j iiua. formerly az Renns-ss x
Hua. Of S080.e, ~ tn tfi,. f.srnlrurs saefssr.-
mont 81 ire Alaska Commercial Company
ri N hsi3elnaTe formerly chief ds-fssat
county clerk EIAsS1- Tom Gordon tS us.e ~
tas Creates hasstsers N tss hloudske II.
x making Taones David Boya forfrasr4 y
connected ~hsh tHs First NaSicnai haak
~l.l woSs 4 LAY o;a bonanza ms wiater
Tom - CsSS.sel. assA known y S~~tttEa
II - booking weil f2e lssE : ~ 7 sag hssra
". IT, StseteeeT 81 Sasstie, Is working In
fN3 oEire - tfe North A T7exisar Fraa~rsy~-
- ssn %is FFyass>na Company. Capt. r. =
u nNr. oy}a II s<sassiae' hesl N.ng ssgots -
,mT@oEsst ga tae warseAa ssasse % the A35.ss5s4
t-o23fns!Vs1 a. Cossasany. Z : butcher. az
r-sitF Ssfaj7T-,'s.1t f1sassr - slta seattle Rtsf
a57t. tstsn Atxe. = at ka9TA8Tt (Isx fti, s2s :
eSatuss ca ts}&a cReeA. lack tNrs tsre@ ex-
* GsGBtT sheriff sgf1s4ev " CELERY ark3
ssa as azaser. - S1TgsaAs aaSh t;~eFgs. HYDE
AFrssoa 81 S@ss1pss~, CGte. ira ts;rse g1s ia
81 - sal crtsS. we7-eSs - Saa "a t4s .s-a II
f&s best propositions "a that part e.< sN@
ssst4rg<Ty. s-.1x5scfE rs1zs{i - al ~iS5st axas
5s.s 6oFsa" * s. Rs1sEsagt Gay. Nose VA
AsGfors1 - marsha al Rsrssxare Frxsk
A@'ssssla = living 81 Dawson. H. - - t}za :
Ge Is sss, ssied a1a last BE- W. usaxs sY12s,sg
X fare be essfs saFwsash " ~ sss plAaS Ar
fsss%.4 formerly proprietor u tae Isees xe<
A&ghef. x 10sssS we.l