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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

gard TO the examination of an extract
Of beef which ne said he had made. and
which. he said. resulted In disclosure
OF the characteristics OF borax and sail
cylic acid. He said that the kettle was
perfectly clean end the residuum was
kept In a clean glass bottle. The beef was
OF the refrigerated variety" At jack
sonville he had Inspected meat which,
while OF good appearance, had an unnis-
taxable odor The cooks there SAID that
much seasoning was required TO overcome
the unpalatableness of the cooked beer.
THE GREEN BEARD"
The beard" referred to in this inves-
tigation. Dr. Daily said, could only grow
upon meat containing putrescent germs.
The borax or salicylIc acid, he said. was
sprinkled upon the meat In the shape OF
powder. and that which would not adhere
was brushed Off The meat was then
hung I'm a room where II was kept cold
by means of ammonia or salt. This was
one means of preserving meat, but there
were other methods. The substance
placed upon the surface of the meat
penetrated its inner tissues, and there
chemical changes took place.
DIR. DAILY also explained the methoos
Of embalming human bodies. Many un-
dertakers had methods which they claim
ed 10 be superior to all others, put .he
common method was to use boracic aciu'
salicylic acid, or glycerine.
DIR DAILY was at Tampa about the 80 oi
Nav His suspicious concerning the befl
he said. were aroused about the lSth OF
June. He reported this fact In August
DR. Daly denied that his report stated
that the beef contained poison, or that !
DESTROYED the vitality Of the soldiers. he
had said that it was detrimental TO health
FRESH MEAT NOT HARMFUL
Dr.. Daily stated it was a mistake 10 De
He,.e that freshly-killed meat was de
| trimental 70 health. Meat from an anlma
| inst slaughtered was in no way injurious
| he said.
Tomorrow morning, DIR. Daily VIII NEE
DIR. Connor. of the commission. ana Dr
| clark of the Geological Survey. whei
| will be made an examination of the pow
| der. which DR.. Daily claims has the char
acter Of borax and salicylic acid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
RIVER AND HARBOR hill.
Appropriations for VirS'ni" an"
otber southern Improvements

WASHINGTON, January @.--The river
and harbor bill was completed tonight
II carries appropriations for the ensuing
dscal wear aggregating sl2,50SlSS, and IN
addition TO this. continuing contracts are
authorized aggregating $l6,19l,53S. Other
continuing appropriations. contingent
upon securing certain results amount 10
sI7OC0 but the payment OF these wouid
probably be postponed beyond the ensu-
ing year. 1900 s,-r
TIE anpropriations above $1,000 for har-
hors are as follows, the contract amount
in each case being i'm addition TO the
amount allowed for the ensuing year;
Virginia-James river, $4,000; Deep
creek. $4,000. and continuing contract
1922. $50.
North Carolina-Cape Fear river, al ana
below Wilmington. $4,000
South Carolna-'Jharleston hdrpor'
sl75 .OO0 under continuing contracts.
Georgia-Brunswick harbor. Si23'VVo'
conditional on depth; Savannah, SloOV9;
Dobov Bar. $4,000: Chattahoochee river
sl5. COO: Ocmulgee river. $4,000, and con-
tinuing contracts $4,000; Savannah
river between Augusta and Savannah
s9i Oo0 and continuing contracts, 2i5,ON
Florida-Pensacola Earbor, $1,000; TAM
na Bay. $4,000, and continuing contracts,
ss75 COO: Hillsboro' Bay. $4,000; ST. johns
river from Jacksonville TO the ocean,
Sl25COO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
Win II. II. & p. X. r.. and Penna. IL. H.
Etc.

Commenclng Monday, January 10th.
tbere will be inaugurated between New
york ana St. Augustine, Fla, the new
york and Florida Special via Pennsyl-
vania railroad, Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. etc, leaving New
york al l2:20 Z. NJ; Philadelphia, z'oz L.
n baltimore, SOS T.. NJ; Washington.
co NJ; arriving at Byrd-street STA
lion Rlchmond. at $3.50 r. NJ. dally, ex-
cent sunday. North-bound, commencing
rbnrsday. January 18th. .eayes Richmond
y, s05 4. NJ, arriving al Washington at
,S.G p A.: Baltimore, l:8 T. III; Phila-
So,rhia 4lO y. NJ. and New York, e:B
y VI daily. except Monday.
This train IS composed exclusively OK
p,,,Irnan yestibuled, sleeping, compart-
,nent. dining, library. and observation
cars heated BY steam, ana hsn.ed
throughout by electricity. No extra rare
bevond regular charge Of Pullman com
pany. - - %, ,hl.
fanons train. which Will afford a con-
venlent end luxurious means OF trayei
without change, between Richmond ana
northern cities .
For further Information apply 20
w. p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
or,y STILL Ia VOTES SHORT.
No preak in Anti-Qrny Republican
or Democratic Line.

uARPTsBIRG. PA. January D.-sena-
,or QUAY is still thirteen votes snort Oh
election. Thsre were 2lO votes poiled To-
dav. and Of these the Senator receiver
n.ne,v-three. There has been no DreuA
ir tl.e mes e The anu-Quay Republicans
or the Democrats. The only change IN
. vyte Of yesterday was that Oh MI
Martin. of Mercer, VINO went lioHi m.
nalzeu 10 Mr.. TubDs. There were I9rly
two absentees at to-day's session, neAIly
All Of them being paired. Mr.. Daizel leli
three votes behind his vote OF YESTERDAY
and Nr Rice one vote. The vote III ue-
n : QUAY CRepubllcan), 80; George A
1enks DemocraD, 50; John Dalzell 'he-
nuhIican) IA; John Stewart (RepuDiicah),
.. charles W. stone Republicah) o.
George +. HUFF Hepublican), .; AVN
Marble Republican,, 1; Galusha a. Gro"
Reaublican). /: Charles T.. Rice (kepuD-
Iicam /: c. L. Smith Repubhcah)' -
J. Downing Republican !; r. A.
irving Republican), 3; Charles IuDDs 'l'e-
py Assent and not voting, AZ. Necessary to
q choice l06.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
WEST VIRGINIA SITUATION.
The Republican sen"te nj h"s'
coynizes Democratic House

CHARLESTON, W. VA January "
potb houses of the Legislature got down
70 business to-day for the FIRST tlme.
1,no penuhlican Senate at last recognized
the Democratic House. - intro.
II tbc senate the Republicans intro
III rssolutions for the unseating OF
Kidd DemocraO. of Gilmer. and for the s
snsnension % OF Ashbury OemocraO' Oh
xopoyho uending investigation into the
oortest for his seat. These RESOLUTIONS
viii be acted upon tomorrow.
The Democrats in the House selseu
notice of contest upon spencer u.epuD-
ucau). of Renet. The Democrats III sne
Senate introduced resolutiohs uee.''i,,,5
ca,1erdanner. of jefferson, alleging tha'
NV NV accepting commissions in the yolun-
,cer army they forfeited their right 10
their seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
DEATH OF DIR. JOHN ID. READ.
He Was the Inventor or the sheh
Vsed I'm the Parrott Gun.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, January ~
DR. John Braham Read died to-day at
Tuscaloosa. Ala. lie was ~ years oid'
and the Oldest alumnus OF the University
OF Alabama. having graduated IN lSA
DR. Read was the inventor OF the IRON
shell so successfully used IN the farrott
gun during the war Of lS0i-6J. Dill ior
reimburslng him was pending before Con-
gress for years, and was faVorapiy re-
ported by the committees. ms OH
rassed the Senate three times and the
Uouse two times in one Congress, passed
both houses. but failed 90 reach the Presi-
dent.
In was his shell which made the Par
rotf gun so effective during the war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
THE CARTER COURT-MARTIAL.
reconsideration of the case Ap-
noreu1Iy In Prospect.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. January "
co1orel Thomas +. Barr, deputy judge
oarocate-eeneral has reported to the
War Department for duty in connection
with the consideration OF the iong-penu-
tho case OF Captain Carter, Corps OF En-
rineers. court-martialled for Irregular
tics in government work near Savannah
Ga. s 81 .ho
The President recently referred all the
papers in the case to Attorney -'eA''"'
Gnggs tor review.
Colonel Barr was judge-advocate OF the
court and is thoroughly familiar with ths ne.
case in all its bearings. AS geherany
understood, Captain Carter was convlcteI
hv the court and sentenced to dismissal
from the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

rIed a humber Of special dispatches. some
for the battleship oregon, que a. 'ne
island and some that are SUPPOSED -
relate, to the sending OF tho oregon W
Samoa.
The Navy Department oihcials mere aie
unable TO say whether the oregon nus
been ordered out. but II Is thought 'h"'
she has been.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY.
If so. IL Is One of the Highest Inn
portance.

LONDON, January H.-The Paris cor
RESPONDENT of the Daily Chronicle says:
~ am informed that Sir Edmund Monson
British Ambassador to France, IN an
interview with NJ. Delcasse (trench MIN
ister of Foreign Affairs, has virtually
laid down the lines of negotiation upon
an disputed points between France and
Great Britain.
The programme so far amounts to an
Anelo-French treaty Of the highest
importance. In official circles tonight the
approaching solution is foreshadowed se-
riOusly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
,,,,,,mons Money Covered.

NEW YORK, January @-The man
- NJ linn Jeffries and Jim Corbett
49, covered the $3.50 which F1tzsim-
,nons nut up in this city for Sharkey 10
nn,,er II ls understood that two weeks
,,.,,l no given Sharkey to cover the amount
tafore Ertzsimmons says anything about
aght with either Jeffries or corpett,
Sorbett says he is willing to go TO
6nisb with FitZsimmons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
pos,-Omce I'm Ohio Robbed.

COLUMBUS. o.. January 2o-A special
to the Dispatch from Napoleon o. says
"Hurglars. evidently professionals en-
tered the post~office mere uyhanii.eu .no
safe. and secured sum OF lnoney'
,.,o,yr To be large. and some stamps
hilo"n h,,''os,er CIewell declines tosstate the
'..',,nt taten. saying an investigation or
"..' ~ hoots-will be necessary"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

Professor Harry Waller, the strong boy,
viii demonstrate the benefits to be de-
rived from the use OF McFadden's Exer-
clser at The Meyer store, corner Foushee
and Broad. commencing to-day. IL vii!
be an interesting sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
FLORIDA a WEST INDIAN LIMITED.
vim Riehn,ond. FrederieiSshurH an"
potomnc Rniiroad aud Connections.

pofomnc Rniiroad and Connections.
on the schedule OF trains no" iSaN'hs
Byrd-street station. at 5:sS A. NJ, nor r.n-
bound. and arriving at $40 L. M.' rom
the North, daily. a solid vesuDoied ''i,in'
known as the FLORIDA and west an
aim limited" has been inaugurated.
Tbe coaches on these trains are rew
end ~ the most modern design. Through
sieeners 10 and from New York.
Through coaches between Washington.
ID. C.. and Jacksonville, Fla, without
change.
w. p. TAYLOR. franic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
i, cold in One Day

r,ke Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
1,s,s 80 rsrund money II fails to cure
~ ~ csnts. Genuine has L. u. y On eaca
.ablet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. January %
fmounyI Forecast for Saturday:
For Notwithstanding cloudi-
ness; light rain Saturday night;
light. southerly winds.
For North and South Carolina-Threat-
ening weather; light. variable winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERpAY was clear and cold. The skies
at midnight were cloudless.
a.o.. or ,harnamefar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

In order 10 avoid al danger o. running
your health BY drinking impure water
sdd 10 10 20 drops OF Angostusa BittOrs u
syery glass OK water Yea orsEk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

Mean temperature ............'...as .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-28
MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE Markets.

In SPITE ~ Ire extremely tissxrteahle weather AZ
most al Gay. trade h-ss On Wessssn avenue
The st~snssr from San rrsHeasco arrived Sa,gr-
day with fairly large consignment Il oranges, ap
pies and Soafhetn Vegetables. besides russ and
dried fruits rhs hes6as trade ia beginning to he
felt ca tie market Orders fram entisfnx towns
coming in rapidly. All kinds "a holiday stud Is IN
scrsl demand.
Besides The steamer shipneus. rar of oranges
rivcd an SATURDAYS. They are from orevilie. Cal.
ard ase in good ccad;fioa. Thsy bring Sis per
b<x.
Grape. are in fair demand Coed boxes sell q.
hisn IS si2. whias those IN PosF condition are
hard 20 dispose Of
Aprlss are in sood demand. although the mar
ksi Is slight, weaker. Macy cf the commission
bare large stocks hand. and ship
msats In California waiting Ger ossrs D. shipped.
ket Is down somewhat. as merchants getting in
large ecnssgn1neHfs, and anxious Ia get nd II
them. The price held steady yesterday. but viii in
81 probability drop before tbs end Of the week
Bananas In demand at quoted prices
Vegetables erntinEe steady az quoted figures On
Cd Soma espSiaiig ane Onions are sent in from
Oregon. which hiring $50 easily. The demand for
beans Is increasing. aud the market is Arm, al
Though no advance il iooked for ~ present
Potatoes weaker. This is due 10 the fact
that this time II year is the time when growers
are digging their Potatoes Many Of them 10 not
te, bet the good stock 90 at present prices As
seon as they PAT tie potatoes and get rid Of the
infessor stock uow heias sent IN. the market viii
advance. The prices today sze from Sis 60 $aA
Ths poultry market Is active, Quantities II fowl
Are coming In. but outside sgaegs help sales ma
teriaiiy.
Dairy products are unchanged Butter and egss
in good demand, With unequal supply.
Grain aud other markets remain practically the
same. a-c advance in export Club wheat being
quoted
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JOBDING QUOTATIONS,
Jobbins quotations today ware - fossows:
Sugar, Flour and COGeo. n

Sugar. Flour and CoGes.
snsar-Goden Q. IN bbls. azic; extr. @, In btls
ulatsd. oc 10 bus. iiss hishsr; cubs. asie; spot
cash pricea
Flour. ste.--p.tent Excellent, Hs: Novelty 4.
CORN CORN MEGA. s w. per- per H.: . s : ::s:
Cracked rss s s s s = III r Nh : :ss
f.rtna, y IS Per 100 lbs. in iolb s.sls; fasina g
per 100 lbs In 10 ID sacks: graham nour. Sis l
y, Il ,oio .asl.: 2: meal. z pr lsa Is. q
split peas ioolb sssh.. s. split peas. s. 50 Per los
lbs Ia s-ie boxes: pear, barley. Der 100 ies In
s. 50 per case Ok ss alb phss fancy rolled oats 81 50
per Dbl. In sih sacks corn meal. yellow 81 20 per
81 ..ts s : ssr ss as. , ss 81 81 =
:ss. % cut ssss sssms sas' per- per s ss II n s
.sss sssss a ss' 3D. IN ss y "a. ..s :'sn ,.
ruled ~. s .ss as: is ss S1 1alea o.. '1 Ds'
>, cosse Green Moess per H. nsss,se: Jaw. per
seis e..s. FER ews ,sss Sis cases. e' per css.
Mocha ca Cara BE- "a sis. me- .r aasa
Sl28
butter. Cheese, Eggs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. aDe up; fancy dairy. In squares.
2Sa3ac
Cheese~Natiye Washington Isalsc; Eastern. iSs
l6r; halfsktm cheese. 1iEfi2c.
EsSs- Strictly fresh ranch casse: Eastern, zas
NC
Comb honey-california eosah. i1sgiS: strained.
rs@sc
Ponitry~Live chickens aaioc: live turkeys. lac:
drs-sed turkeys. faec; ducks. sGs Per doz; geese.
loe.
Nuts.
rstD n ~.
nuts llsc; pecsns 12al3e. fiberts iac Rraziis ,1l
slronds. fancy, soft she'll isc: almonds No q Ice:
peanuts. Te pine. lsc hirkory, ,oc: cocoannts. -
der. ssc: popcorn. SIC per ID.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
May Puget sound. Der ton. tliai2: Eastern wssh-
inxton Timothy, ST: alfalfa. siasil
oa's-Pcr ton t2ssat.
Corn. Whole. e. 50; craeAea. -; feed meal. pa
ton. 81
whsai-reea So saaao: CD cake meal. so: mid
fead. ssasl dairy chopped feed. siT,5a
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh msass-cow beef. &c per ID; steer bssf.
'ssse per NJ; mutton wethsr. &c per hi soss. e
fast bacon. iae; dry saltsd sides. Sc
cs s,lss s .af ar. ss n s wss s =. &c.
SIS r. Co, D. wtld Rose. sc,
Fresh fish Hsihat, sole; shinooh salmon. s1re;
founders. sssc sole%, ie. roek cod. srse: shrimps
lar: saeit. tGsc. herring sssc; b,acx cns f4sc.
oysters. OLYMPIA. sack s. rsilan: CLANS 81 8
SACK Denssness crabs. live 81 10 crooked SIS
Vegetables.
Potatoes, local. sl9sN Ter ten Yakima Nsagn p~r
toa sweet potatoes s. soH2 Per cot; besss sse n.r
ues carrots zoe peg sseh. rssahasss &C Per sarr.
tnfui - co. per sack; eahhags Tsa7sac per cwt
parsaipz see9ssl 10 Ter sack enearhsss zss3oc psr
eag garlic. s Ietnee lneisc per aox hn.hossse ist
rsdisse. s. per ao, iou,asosss sazsc ho,ho ss.
faa s.; corn Ssafse reT sset green onicrs lss te,
dee: sreFrssxs. s. = pe- sat; oyster rlast sasac
per II. pnfnpsias. lie yer ID: squash. is~
Fruits.
Gr~eu fruit oEanxes. Met.sfrrsrs-n s-esss . rss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-28

TIE following prices being offered 70 tie pro
Queer by the local dealers for delivery IN round lots
on the dock and in the at Seattle;
GrsiH-oAts. t20a2l: barley, tT, 50: wheat chicken
feed. sn saals; bran, tis; shorts SIS
Hay-Pueet sound. tSSale: Eastern WAahinSt0a
'tmeshy. Naais alfalfa H.U per tnA-
ESgs-Stricily fresh ranch, 3iGs,c.
Rntter~Fresh ranch. lssaiTe; creamery. Es3Na
Poultry Chickens live ssse; spring. Ggsaa los
tuskess. BE: geese. &c.; ducks. s. 5oeA
Live stock Choice beef cattle, Gown. t8S3c;
steers. issc: choice sheep siasc good hogs. live.
~: hogs. dressed &c; calves. dressed iafss. C:
small &c; calves live. large. &c; small. C.
Hides. pelts and wool Heavy sound sa.ted stecrs.
over 60 lbs. &C.; medium. sound. per ID, Sc; light.
'ic stays. bulls and oxen, &C.: saited hps nc
calves. per ID. SIC: green hides 10 less than sAted
dry hides per h. i2sc: dry cuils. third less
lse; papery deer sefise; dry elk Saiac; green elk.
use: sheep .peits $cseSl %: sAsarlns.. iAssc
ineton wool. lsc: dirty OF timber burned, lS6iAc
tslloW taAsc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-28
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Nov a.-Ths balance Of trade In
wheat coyu and oats and provision markets. y nov
In favor OF May contracts Wheat evidently spent
the holiday. Saturday. IN getting weaker. for de-
eided feeble pulse was observed At the opening 10
day with May hasc under Friday. at 6sfS6sxc and
December Aaic down, at 6tadaie.
Factors In the weakness were lower cables. forced
December liquidation and increased visible supply
Of 1 .3se 90 bushels. December held slightly above
initial figures buying against puts and sone env-
ering by shorts. but e,ung verS close 10 the bot
tom until there cessation at the December
lauidation With the removal ef this pressure the
market rallied from the opening but the less from
Friday was far from Ysgained. May closed t5Ac
lowe-. at 6as97oc. and December sAsc loser. at
65Ra65Sc
The steadins~ a Liverpool spot demand was .
minor factor in the local reaction.
Corn easy. with mere cr less liquidation
Throughout the session BETTER weather for the
movement q crops. in addition 10 which the
ket was further weakened by the selling Of fturss
By the West May cInssd taac lower Al s2sc. DE
ccuaber closed ta4c down, at stac.
Oats held steady. supported hs . coed cash de-
mand Selling was on small scals. May efesed
Sc lower. at 2SSc; December shade lower. at I'D
Ae
The firmnsss Ia Liverpool Of American products
held provisions steady In the face ct the weakness
of grain and lower hos prices The msshet VAS
dull and fluctuations Narrow, May Inrk siosed un-
changed from Friday at - e6ss So; MAY lard .
shade Up At 5 81 and May nta unchanged, at IS 10
The leading futures ranged fellows,
Wheat No - Opentne Highest Lowest Closing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-28


CHICAGO. Sez. Z.-(ioot 20 ssoicr fat esttas
strung ~ lss blkars, etsr stsadF ht sbo.1s s,o-h
ssftsg " ac higher S.sadg. god 10 ca ss3e
" SsaT 80 Iosf - na<tians, 81 SssS Is; fnssst
szakess g. ysss 80 assartsG feeders - ssss y good
so eis4s~ eoxs. s. ssss q hssfers. 81 ssas % ean-
neFs ST. sas& ~ asIEs. s. ssxs .. calves. "a nzT N
fed Texas tssses. y Esas r. grass Tsxss ssesfs
g. zss4es. Western hess4s. 81 gsFs -
Hass-stxsfs Ia ~ Ig~sr. espsed wsak nsssf sae
tss;shsrs. - Ts%4Ss. COED ~ sasse hesrv, 50 s1Ss
sJ.s sassh heavy. 81 sea %. light T. fsss S. Azls
- sslss. 6 ssss1 o.
ssnsz usssEst sessss, ss8ls< hissss nsslss ven.
svs s. ss4s -. saE.bs. 81 ss@& 3 wsssssa wssasrs
xs5f r. Western i&Mhs. " s@as =
ksrsIpss csttss. II sa. soss. tsgo: sassEg. = ya
0maba.
OMAHA ses. E~Ezcsfpss syEa: Rafss.
sFssGy native ksz5 Steers. ~ sssa N Western
a. sssSs ~ Tsxas ssszss. 81 J&Ss = sn1 hsss-
era g. GAs ~ sznxtss. e. ~; ssoszsrs xza
feeders. s. s4s - szlsss. 81 a1s So: balls sEa
stS.s g ssss "
Hax.- geesapts. ssa nzsssss sssa3s; Axssy. g Tss
sfss. nin4a, NFSssSs Assss s. 'ss1 W. se1ls Q.
ss1ss . ys41-ss
ase~sS- meesspss 49, r.i%s ssesEy; fair 10
esnxs Wsssssns u nea4 -: snuraNs asa sso<h
skssp. nN1SE. iAEes. hxxaA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-28
YOU
NOT
BECOME
A
SOLDIER

II you gave 1vi-
dence OF Kidney
Disease. for kid
aey disease would
soon render you
physically unable
to meet the re-
quiremcnts Of 0
colder.
Know, then. that
kidney disease u
4 most dangerous
disease. II allow.
ed TO pursue IL
course unintsr.
rupted. A soon
az the first warn
Ing symptom
presents take
Hudyan." II will
cure. The warn
sng symptoms %
kidney disease are
palm In back tnG.
u. guinness under
avex ana swelling
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-28

Of Ids (fsg p. dry eiamny mosith and eS-
eessive thirst shs. 81. irregular nuttsrfng
OF heart tfig. d. ard weak pulse, pains IN
limbs Digs. g-5), swelling OF ankles ing. ".
Other symptoms that serve 70 warn you
ana tha, call for Hussyan, are nervousness.
giSay .snsattons dots before tire eyes. gen
aral wsakness All-gonc feeling, tFernhnnx
of limbs. sediment In urine. snoosins pains.
,ssing Ia ttsnts ana muscles, nuttsrtnH q
heart. loss 81 appetite. loss Of strength.
HuAyau cures enc and all Of shaas eon0f-
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ew. Ifuayaf is for susn and women Hul.
yam egfee ard permanently
HssgSyan liz for safe by dYslsgtstm-SAc q
package. or str packages Tor t1D
II yoHr druggist eess no; keep Hudysn.
send dirscs 70 ths Hufyan Remedy Co..
eornsr Tfeekson Eaiis ard Market Streets.
sat francisco. Cal
CONSULT HrDYAS DOCTORS About
YOUR CASE FREE Or CHARGE. CALL
OR WRITE.
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Health on n psrrna-
nent basis. Have you
auy OF these syrnp-
snras7 lie cured by
tfudyau. Hussyan
strengthens the klf-
nsys and builds up
sfse Sifn-y structures.
tfllsasan curreets all
tsss atcye symptosns-
1adynn relieves dlz-
xsnsss and gives
strength. ffasyan 10
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