Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], November 29, 1888, Image 4

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TERRITORIAL. ‘
The Tacoma jml ie cmwll‘ d with 4
prisoners. In six cu". n: ‘2?”
persons. s
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month vui'liv'.‘ 3' ‘l :l :n ‘; Sunni-a,
than at tlii< 1 1.1-"- .\::V‘. .1 ‘.';:::: i“.'\‘i
winhwnmz-h 1:. .::».l- '.- iL ruzw
b 0 ‘.u‘l‘u‘ liu‘l‘u ll‘. l': :L‘. :2. vi‘v'l‘l;.-_
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tun rue “. muixi‘m'h-r lwaih \-.i:iu-:~~ ‘uv
_ this. 1
XOOI Jacl‘x. l'o-rrixnrlul sl-z‘ruturyl
for the Y. .\I. L'. A . WM :1: Walla i
“fill“ a {\‘W days ::_:_"n\. 'l‘lw I'ufiut
says: Mr. Jacks i~ u mzm :lllulll I'M
years of age. and is u planing spunk»
at. His rrnmrlb \Vvi'n' prinvipull-v
upon the ulijoch' and work of tho “<-
‘soeiation. Ho utplzlimul the wax-157
. ings of tho :issriutiuu in other citiug.
and advocated tho «Ntulvlislunnnl «-f
Y. .\I. C. .\. rooms llt‘rt‘. with ::yumu
siuxn,batll roan-as. parlui‘s. walling
rooms. etc.
vßowon Brothers and J anxioson,
who own the limo \vurks ull ()rvas
island. in East Sound. :u‘v building
about fifty coke owns at Wilkusnn.
which will not be cnmplvlml for 59V
eral weeks. They haw alromly
received orders for a quarter of a
million tons of coke. Yesterday :in
order was received for 1.5 m inns
from Col. (Hill-Jon. the mvnm' of the
“Tiger" gold mine at Cu-ur d'Alouo.
and another for 150 tons daily from
parties in Montana. ——'l‘acoma Nut-s
\Vashington Territory 113 w ranks
sixteenth among the coal producing
states and territories. and yethvr
coal has barely been touched. At
Cleeluln alone \‘nst quantities of coal
exist. and within two milnsof the
town vast. luonntaim of iron of the.
finest quality. have bet-x 5 exposed.
The territorv 1.21" 22mm of buth Coal
...nl n'ou than l’ennaylvnniu has
within the sumo arm. and she has
vastly more tvrritory than the Key—
stone state. All that is needed in
either Oregon or Washington to pro
duce coal and iron enough for the
world is capital, enterprise and oper—
ation to place these staple minerals
on the market.
'\Vhatcom lake, situated three
miles east of the town of \Vhatcom,
is 1}; to 2 miles wide. and 12 miles
long. and in places is 400 feet deep.
It is situated at an altitude of 300
feet above Puget Sound. From it
flows 8 large creek which empties
into Bellingham Bay at Whatcom.
This lake will evidently afl'ord an
abundant supnly of pure water for
the town of Vhatcom. When the
rainy season commences in October
myriads of red fish rise up from the
bottom of the lake and run up
stream to spawn. They are never
seen at any other time. They very
closely resemble the real fish of the
lakes of Idaho, which natural histo~
ry pats down as a distinct variety of
fish. One of their peculiarities is
that they never bite at bait. set on a
hook. They are very delicious.—E.r~
aminer.
A Press reporter's attention was
called this morning to a multitude of
men swarming about the oflice of
Chas. Reed, and wending his foot
steps in that direction he found that
fifty men were to be sent to Fidelgo,
to commence trackslaying on the
railroad between Fidelgo and Ana~
cortes. This road is being built by
the Oregon Improvement Company.
The work of surveying and clearing
the right~of—way is now completed,
and the track—laying will be pushed
with great vigor until it is completed.
This road is hailed with joy by the
settlers along the line and in the vi~
cinity. The road penetrates a vast
farming tract. (which, owing to this
improvement, will enable the farmers
to get their products to the Sound
and on their way to the best market
on the Coast. Mr. Reed expects
still larger orders from these quar
ters. The road will probably be
completed in the course of a few
months—Seattle Press.
It is evident that the editor of the
Washington Farmer is trying to get
up a boom for Ship Hat-tor. He
says: There are just two points in
discussing the availability of the
several places on Puget Sound for
the international ruling metropolis,
which no one can gainsey. It is 200
miles less from the wheat fields of ‘
Eastern Washington and Western
Idaho, via Skagit Pass. to Fidalgo‘
island and the Liverpool vessel, than 1
by the present line of the N. P. R. R. 1
to Tacoma; and it costs S7OO more tol
load a wheat ship at Tacoma. than at:
Fidalgo. for the reason that therel
must be figured towage. wages ofl
crew, interest on money invested in‘
cargo going and coming. insurance
of vessel and cargoes, loss of time.
etc. The additional cost for a vessel
to go to Tacoma, and the fact that
the Tacoma route is 200 miles long—
er than the Skagit route. make an
unanswerable argument in favor of
Ship Harbor on Fidalgo island. and
demonstrates to any- candid mind
that if one trunk line of railway goes
to Fidslgo, all trunk lines must go
to Fidalgo, for the sin] 16 reison
that none of them can maie a snc~
cessful terminus where the cost to
load acargo of wheat will amount to
SI,OOO more than if loaded at Fidal
-B-
Dan Harris, at Fairhaven. is get
ting ready to unload his property
there, by reporting that Nelson Ben
nett has ofl'ered him $75,000 for cer
tain water front property, with a
view to making Fairhaven the ter
mines of his coal road This isan
other example of the old adage‘
“Drowning men catch at straws."
Nelson Bennett’s coal mines are in
section 15, township 35 north range
east of the “’illamette meridian.
This meridian cuts through the her
bor at Port l‘ownsend and a little
west of Ship Harbor. Now, it is six
miles across a township. The mines
are three miles west of the eastern
boundary of township live. and the
Willamette meridian is five miles
west of Ship Harbor. ’l‘herefuro. the
distance from the mines to Ship liars
bor is 2‘2 miles. or just the same dis—
tance that Fairbaven is from Ship
Harbor. The distance from the j
mines to Fairhnven is 35 miles and
the route is over Chuekunut Moun— j
tain. In other words Mr Bennett‘s
mines are as near to the head of the 1
Straits of Fucn as Fairhaven is, yet}
Mr. Harris '.Vnulil make people boJ
lieve that Sir. Bennett would build
35 miles over a mountain just to get
away from the initial point at Ship
Harbor—the lie-ml of the straits“
which point all sen going vessels
must pass. I have known .\lr. Beth
nett a long: time. and never knew
him to throw any money at birds.
fishes nor town lot boomers.——L. R.
Freeman, in Y akima Farmer.
Hugs soil in Eastern Washington
{hr 56 A hundred. :
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il'ill :.il all-:11: lhu line. 1 :im in- ‘
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ilunng ilnulwl in SW; Francis-cu dur
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{prim- new ranges {rum sl.l'Hn 51.42.}
i {AM wnml. ('hzu‘turs mm wank at 405
Ifnr ll'dll and 3.”. : for wand \‘vswls tn
:an-nstuwn or Fulmumh fur vrdvrs
l l-‘umrv prions dvpvml much on tho
English murlu-t. hm it is not so fu—
lkuhh- for high prices as it haslmeu‘
llnm's ruilruml has brought out a
lguud deal of eastern \Vnshingtnn
whom, and the new road to Walla
Walla. connecting with the North
orn Pacific, will bring a lot of grain
horn in the futuro.
I >-' Vfl“‘_—N‘
i (‘omfort l'ndl-I- (lu- “'ah'tlmlm.
l The coil of tho stumm'h must be an
[swan-d i-wn at th ~ (‘lh‘t of subsequent
:IlSt‘untfnrt. How to make uigestzon a
l regular :4 qumzce of the mtisfuction ohm-g
[petite so lulu! hanlrd mrdical investiga
itiun that it was almost gin-u up in de
spair. and dwpepsia victim] as well nigh }
incurahlv. Hustettnr's Stomach Bitturs ;
i came to the rescue of the dyspeptic, and ‘
, upset. the theory of incurabiiit)‘. If it
. housed with persistunce, and common
5:036 in diet be not con-itantly violated.
the Bitters will must. certainly restnro
‘ vigor and tranquility tn the stomach
‘ and constant regularity in itsdiuestiva
! functions. The dyspeptic who uses it
systematically Hum comes to sum-r after
t dinner penaltiefi. and enjoys comfort un
i dcr tho waistband Denver-n meals. A
._ beneficit-nt chance. truly. and one that
Z is aided by a sodulom avoidance of inA
discretion in eating and drinking. Con—
l stipation, hilionsnesa nervousness, mal
' aria. kidney troubles and dehility axe
’ easily remedlable with this fine restor—
ative.
Notice to Troupassers- l
All persons are lic-rehy notified not "H
trespiss upon the tractsof land known as ;
the \Vilsou Glam] nud lhc Hastingsi
Claim. Hunting is strictly proliibitc-h.
thereon, and any person found trespass- i
int! thermn after this notice will be dealt‘
with acc mlins: to law.
LUCIXDA IIAsTINGs,
CinnLui Elssxmns,
novlf) llwners. ‘
M,_ --———¢.'——~—~- - i
Disturbance of the "our! 1
Heart disease is like an assassin, which ‘
creeps upon you in the dark. and strikes i
yml when unaware. Therefore, do not l
overlook any uneasiness in the region of
the heart or disturbance in its actinn,‘
but at once take Dn, FLix'r‘s REMEDY. l
Discriptivc treaties with each bottle; my
address Mack Drug 00., N. Y. oct24ml ‘
" ‘l trifle with an' Threat of
B 0“ 1‘ Lung Disease. ) If you. havo
a Cough or Cold, or the children are
threatened with Group or \Vhooping Cough. ‘
use Ackcr’s English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. It. is a-posilivo cure;
and we guarantee it». _.Price 10 and 500.
i Sold by thlmer a Go.
‘ __._
A pleasing sense of health and strength
renewed and of ease and comfort follows
the use of Syrup of Figs, as it. acts in
harmony with nature to effectually
cleanse the system when costive or
bilious. For sale in 500 and 81.00
battles by all leading druggists.
_ _,_ “....-H- a
Better than Gold
Can be truly said of that. new and efficacious
remedy {or Consumption and diseases of the
Throat. Chest um] Lungs. Santa Able. for ltls
Elem-ant to the palate and death to a cold.
very bottle warranted by J‘s. D. Misnnlmtho
Drnggist. .
For sale. by 0.0. Bartlett & Co..n
small assortment of guaranteed genuine
old Satsums Ware; also. a tow Japanese
Curios. * ‘
N. D. Hill 5: Son. the Draggists, de~i
sires to inform their patrons that they.
are agents for Chamberlain's Goughl
Remedy. the best and most reliable
medicine in use for coughs. colds and
croup. No one sufi'ering from a threat
or lung trouble can use it without bene—
fit. It will cure a severe cold in less
time than any other medicine or treat
ment. It is the only known remedy that
will prevent croup. uovl4
Fresh Creamery Bntter Just received
by Burkett & Eiseubeis. Send in your
orders at once and secure something
very nice as we have only a limited sup
ply. i2stf
*
Don t Favors-eat.
You cannot afi'ord to waste time ex
perimenting when your lungs are in
danger. Consumption always seems at
first only it cold. Do not permit any
dealer_to impose upon you with some
cheap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and
colds. but be sure you get the genuine.
Because he can make more profit he may
tellyou he has something just as good.
0|” JP‘t the samo.~ Don‘t be deceived,
hut insist upon getting Dr. King's New
Discoyery. which is guaranteed togive
relief In all Thn Lt, Lung and Chung at.
fectinns. Ti la’ bottle free at N. D. Hill
& Son’s drug 5| ire.
‘ flake n 0 Minnie.
‘ By (IL-polling (he symptoms so nflon mistaken
for Cumumpuon, SANTA ABIE lms bmught
ulndnes.‘ IO many a houmlmld. By its prompt
nae rnr lmmkin: up the cold that too Oman devel
olu lnln that fatal (li-mute. thousands can be
saved from an unlimely grave. You make no
mistake by hearing a bouleof thisxlemm rem
edy in your mum CALII-‘ok. [A CA l‘-R-
Cl RF. in equally eflwcth'e in oradicatln 'lll [races
of Nasal Cutlrrh. Both of (have womfiurlnl Cul
lfornla remedies are sold and warranted by Dr.
J. D. )llukler. 31.00: package. 3 {or $3.50.
° thatare fretful, vish,
Bub\e’s cross, or trouhlgsewinh
\Vindy Colic. Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders. can be relieved
at once by using Acker'a Baby Soother.
It contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price ‘25 cents. Sold by
Lulimor J: Co
--W.-.-» _
Renews Ila-r Youth. ‘
Mm l‘hoehe Chesley. Peterson. Clay
Cm. lowa. Mls the following remarka
lfle rh-r)’. tho truth of which is vunched
fur Ivy lho residmdd of ‘he town: “I nm
73 pan nhl. have hoon troubled with
::ide) (”my-loin! and lameness for
:vmr‘. u-wrr; (mull! lxnl dress myself
v. 'f‘ 2' L 45; Nov [um tree from all
‘.y v; .! rnu‘m'“, and am able to do
u ! my own housework. I owe my
thurzkx m Electric Bitter for having re
m-wul my youth‘ and temuvod com
plv-te‘y all disease and pain.” Try a
huHh', 50c. and $1 at N. D. Hill dz Son's
dill-. 1 ~hll‘l‘.
w__-___
: r. milieu.
“5.1-2. 3! .‘h-Mnrry, who is so rapidly
3mm m..: 11;: u 341')?” nrli—t business in
i’nr! 'v‘nu'usvnl, has introduced the bro
wfidp- :uu-l luml Hf o‘..Id..‘;:lll:: pictures. and‘
m 12-0 ('ll r.lo:.ment of find—class artiste“
has produced pictures lhnt would do
firm!“ to any cily on lhe coast. He de
~r»rv.~-a Inlmrnl success.
Gold-headed canes and umbrellas,
watches, uilverwue, jewelry and novel
‘tiea at Jago & Nnblock’a. 17ml
Go to Bill & Sans for Homeopathic
ma-drcmew. Guides wrth complete—MA
mnu urmms to be had upon applicp
tl-\: .
in Almolulc rare.
I‘!,-- 11. wiml .\lw-“u «* Hlntmnut is: only pm up
1". "~ v l;'> "0.!" Hill i- .m uh-‘Ulut-‘l
'wa fur \ " - |.-:r_l-. \\ ‘l'l.l-. (lumped i
‘l l“ 1 ~~in i 'HpL l:~. “'L-l pllnlilu-ly‘
. . l. w!» ..r "3 --. ,'\~‘: fur‘l'u- x-~ :-1.:n:
"- -. ~ "‘.;:- -t .\.-:.i Em ll'. -i.;~ i‘. \lin!:~!
_ ‘MK‘I . ‘3: 9‘ ‘.~ .. l ‘in: _ lt‘: grill Lscant‘.‘
»- - ‘
Tin-i:- X§i|~tl|9~- Human-g. ‘
l'v-ul-rmly rn mm than: has mmr-d such
:1 cur-ml rr vnnl Ultra-19m N. D. Hill 62
Sun's drug S‘u n- as: thvir giviug away (6
‘ tlu-sr vuc‘um "sl.! a.» many free trial but
}tlmr-E Dr. Kin-4‘s Nev: Discovery fut"
( ~ minutian. ’l'lu-iz; lrzulo- x! simply
All‘ rmuus in this wry Vuluubln nrticlfi
{rum thy {act that it always cures an;
nrvrruhsnppmnts. ('nnghs. Colds, Asth
ma. Bronchitis. (‘roup and all throat and
in: Jim-axes qui‘kly curnd. Ynu can
lic-st it holuru buying by potting a trial
lmttlc‘ free. large aim B]. Every bottle
wurrnuuxi. '.
1 » , »~ 74—; _,_ z
‘ Mon/mum. new! This. =
l Tn lhn-u ~nnjvrl [II llh' wxniinn< nf lmuun'i;
lll'v. I3\~|m;l~i:| :unl :1 I‘m-Elm: nr qlvhilitr‘ inim
l hil::\‘:m=l |‘V‘.~;|Ulll‘.l'lil'_\', \u- my. Yak» .\immv-ui
Lin-r HI'L'HIQIO". 'l‘lrc l." 'uiulnr ;,~ trot: frnnx.
nnvi ju‘fnzz- minnml ~u‘-~'l:un(-: um rl;~z:r_'n>:u.
mm; .;m M L-ko-n :.t Jay limo wivhmn imvrt-rr
nut “'.lh Mum“. nr plum-Hr». I! i~ 29m1», adv,
nllllzl gnnl Ilignhinr. It is ulnqu‘fllt-ll in the
min of nilnm. rnumipalinn. hull :rvmh, sit‘k
ashlar-En- :m l lnli rud - - 2|;I1Illlid :
' When you dvsirea pleasant physic. try
St. Patrtck‘s l‘ills. For sale by N. D.
Hill & Sons. nnvl4
\‘ol'.\'l: VII-IS! IIIIAI) 'l‘lllfi.
Tu: VOLTAH' ll!;l.1‘('n.. nf .\lurahull. \liwh..o!
formsvnd lht‘ll’ rw-lnlumled ELm-rno-Yuuglc
“an and other H! El'l‘llu' .\I-Huger” on _trml
fur thirty d:|}'.~‘,lu mun (young or nidlnfllu-ml
with nervuuu dehi‘it r. loss of vitality and man
hood, and all kindfi‘ll lluulnler. .\ls‘n fur rheunrrl
lism. m-umL-zla. puryulysi~. mu: many other «ha
ens-rs. Complex-- maturation In lwullh. rignrua-l
,mnnhoml mmmnt-n-d. No risk is incurred an
thirty (lnyp’ trial is allowed “'rih‘lhem at, onu
‘uri xlnvlmlml namuhlvl ire.
The dry Cult] weather uf the early win
ter months is productive of a great deal
of crnnp amnng children. Mothers
should he on ler lunkont for it. and be
preparml to arrest it as souu as the first
symptoms appear. Trno crnup never
comes withnut a warning: :1 day or two
before the attack the child will become
hflnrse, and that symptum is soon ful-i
l-m‘ed by a peculiar. rough cough. If
Chamberlain‘s Cuugh llum-dy is given
as soon as this hoard-cams or cough ap—
pears, all dangrr and anxi:-t_v may be
avoided; it has never failed. even in the
mus! severe cases. ’l‘lmro is no danger
in giving the Remedy for it contain 9 no
injurinns substance. For sale by N. D.
Hill & Sou. nnvl-t
Bran- l‘p.
You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor.yon nre bothered with
Headache, you are fiilgetty, nervous.
and generally out of sorts' and want to
brace up. B..ice up. but not with stim
ulants. sprizz medicines. or hitters,
which have for their basis very cheap.
lmd whisk) um] which stimulate you
for an hour. -nd then leave. you in worse
condition It in behvre. What you want
is an nltcm the that will purify your
bloodmtnrt l’!fllll.y action of the. Liver
and Kidneys rest me your vitality. and
give renewed ‘ienith and strength. Such
a medicine yt 1 v ill find in Electric Bit
ters. and only 5!" cents a bottle at N. D.
Hill 8: So a ‘
yondertul cures.
\V. I). Inyt & (30.. “holes-4k: and
Retail Drngists of Rome. Gm. say:
We have selling Dr. King's New Discov—
ery. Electric Bitters and Buckleu's Arni
cu Snlve for two years Have never
handled remedies that snllns well.m
give such universal sntishction' There
have been some Wonderful cures efl'octed
by these medicines in this city. Several
‘cuses of pronounced Consumption have
‘ been entirely cured by use of a few but.
les 0!? Dr. Kinms New Discovely. taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by N. D
Hill & Son
The Verdict [malt-mom;
W. D; Stilt, Druggist, Bippus. lud..
testifies; “I can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles. and
was cured of rheumatism of )0 years‘
standing.” Abraham Hare» :liruimist.
Bellvile. Ohio. nfi'irms‘: "The best. sel~
ling medicine I hu‘m ever handled in my
20 yean‘ oXperience. in Electric Bitters."
Thousands of others have added their
testimony. so that the verdict is unani—
mous that Electric Bitten do cure an
diseases of the Liver, Kidney or Blood.
‘Snchamedioino you will find in Elm
‘tric Bitters. and onl§sgcnuts in bottle.
‘ . . Hm. & Son.
T Antoni-d hen! opt-lon.
E. Blainbridge Mundny Esq . County
Atty, Clay 00.. Tex. says: "Have used
Electuic Bitters with most hrl'ppy results
My brother also this very low with Ma
lsrisl ”Her and Jnundice‘ but was
cured by timely use of the mcdicine.
lA_m satisfied Electric Bitters saved his
n‘e.‘
Mr. D. L. Wilcoxsou. of Horse Cave.
Ky.. adds a like ttstimony. ‘snying: He
positivelp believe. hit. Would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
Lhis great remedy will ward off, as
well as cure all nlnrial Diseases. and
for all Kid ney, Liser and htnmnch Dis
orders stands unequalled. Price 50c
and 81. at F. D. Hill & Son.
Bucklen’u Arnlen Htlve.
Tun BBs‘l' SAL": in the World (or Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
ver Sores. Tatter, (Thnpped hnnds. Chil
blaius, Cams and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures piles. or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
250 m per box. For sale by N. D. Hill &
Son.
Insure your property in the Northwest
Fire 5; Marine Ins. (70., the lending com
pany of Oregon and \Vushingh m Terri
tory, has a capital stovk of $500,000, pays
its losses at the time of adjustuwnt. L.
Lowenherg, l’rez-u; Jnn. McUrnckt-n, Vim:
Pros. ; T. M. \Vurmn, Tran; Him. R. I'.
Earhart, SN. and Munagor. lh-{orem-v.
lat National Bank of Port Townsend.
Mclntyre t 9. Sislvy. agents. 29“
0f the good things of this
“3““) life are sonqwfuljy In.
alone on account of Dyspepsu. Acker‘s
Dyspepsia Tamas will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on r.
m..—hive guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, If;
Latimer & On.
When Baby VII nick. we pvt: her Clown-la,
When the was a Child, she cried {m- Custom
When ahe became Mina. ahe clung to Cantu-is,
When Ibo hid Children. the gun (ham (325101-11
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This is 111:: T)? of the GENUINE a
PEAR} TOP [AMP CHIMNEY.
All others Sill’iiii‘ll‘ are imitations.
..‘pr‘ffhm exact Label
_.9 S‘i‘RAN’g.‘ is on each Pearl
:15" 7-, ' .03 .1 Top Chimney.
PEARL. :>— d
: , . '>~_,...\ dcaicnnaysay
. ‘2; TOP s‘: and think hehas
.. ‘1? 59x46 oihcrs as good,
. T_Q V. .
»Q.'..’.0 iu'r HE HAS NOT.
Insxst upon ti.c Exact Laid and Top.
For Sale Everywhere. Made only By
6EO. A. MAGBETH 81.00., Pittsburgh, i’a.
" iiii). E. S'I‘ARRETT. _
{l' PORT 'rowxstxn.
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Lontractor & Bullder.
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dun - on ~hml lllniL'l'.
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WELCH & OLSEN,
111 . .
Gml Engineers and Surveyors
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(“H-h :ul ::uiaiuulun in the
1 To 5 nu's. curc of (:.umnbu-a and
fimfizf Glen-l. I prescribe “and
{Leianhinncommeud
lmfig; hug it go all «Mark;
at! A. J. STONE“, Mil,
“an ‘ Decatur, IIL
rmcE,3|.oo.
Trude .lul. Sum by Druggiaxs.
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‘ , MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
r\;-:: 751 Mark»! Swan. Sun l-‘rancism
I'3 ‘5 \ (‘ALH-‘ORSIA.
K - ‘ anuul I-‘nrn lmu'm :n'uitldis'nrv.
~ \ :ml hmv Wonderfully you are
‘l‘. ‘ mmlv. (‘nnsnlmlion and treat
._ I : mom paranmlly or by letter 01l
" .’ urn _m-si and all (lispaN-s of [HTML
1 ,l_ Son-l [or book. Private Olflce
’ 21‘. Guru": Mum-L
o\\\ and reliable Medicinm are tbebest
to depend upon. Acker's Blood El
ixir has been prescribed for years for all im
purilicsofflwlnmd. Incvcryfonnof'ficrof—
uluus, Syphimic m- )Ic-rcurialdiscnsos, it is
invaluable. 1'“ r 1111 un‘.:d3-;u, has no equal.
Solu by Lmlmcr & Co.
Wllham Busby,
PAINTING,
Kalsonnnmg and Paper Hangmg.
:33“ First class work Guaranteed.
Shop on Adams at... on. Court Home?)
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Mr. H. HIBSCHBERG,
Tho weiLknown Optician of 107 N. Fourih 5!.
(under Planters lion-m), St. Louis. has uppjxiniod
N. l). Hill's Sum. of I‘m-i. [‘pwpqtlnngeu s {or
his celebrated Dimugm‘ifimcumpa and Eyo~
glass-s, nml Ila-u'fér-hlfi Inmund Non-Change
able Spepmdee and Eyeglnsses. The» Glasse
urethemmat inveutzun ever made in Hut-c
--uclvs. By a proper construction of the Lens u
panon purchasing n pair 0! these Non-Changc—
uble (ilubfl‘fl never but to change there Glasses
from th- eyes. and every pair purchased are
guuanzced, so that. it they ever law: the eyes
mo manor how rusted or geranium the Lemm
are) they win (arguing Eu" with a new pm
of alarm from n flffifi. ;D. lllil‘: Sons have
aN 1! Assortment. and invite all who \i'ulLuvu
Isizgthemqelvea or the mat aspen-lam? o! t. on:
G! are oyer uxy nodal! at on: now In on. to
culm§ exmnlll elhe some ll their drug More
Wn iron, on Townsend
sllO Peddlers supplied. mam
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The treatment of many thousands of case
at those chronic weakness: and distressing
ailments secuiiar to m 3 « . the Invalid-
Hotel an Bur-sign J uln. Buffalo. N. Y.,
has Marti-08d a not Experi- nee in nicely wags
ing anti oroughly looting remedies for
cure of wouum~ Full-r maladlea
Dbl; Pierce _ nvorfze fl’rggcripgiafi
is t outgrowth. or rem o
valuablc experience; Thousands 01’ team?-
nlala. weaved from pntienta ad from ya -
clans who have tested it in more lam
vated and outing“ 1:," ch had hit
theiz‘fkiu. prov: to the most wonderfu’
rem y over devised torthe relief and cure o ‘
suii'erl women. it in not recommended as a
“cure-2%." but as a moazzutect Specific for
Woman's pecullfiflllmen
As a. power mvialoratiug tonic,
it imparts strnnfil. to 8 whole system,
and to the vain and its anpendauvs lg
particular. For overworked. worn—put,
‘run-down." debilitated teachers. nullmerp.
drunmkers. seamstmases, “shop-rim." house
ku‘l’vm. nummg‘ mothe? and feeble women
~ncrully. Dr. i '5 avorite Prmcription
limo greatest em boon. being unwualed
as an appetlzlng con-6L! and restorative tonic.
A- a root in‘ and Itronxtheniu.
nervine “Favorite Prescri tion" is une
« Imled aua is invaluable in niayinlf’ and sun-
Lining nervous exoiubility. irritu illty ea:
hnustion. procreation. hysteria. spa-nu one
other dlstreulng, nervous symptoms coup—
monly attendant upon functional and organic
diseaae’ if the ‘ ‘lnb. It induces whining
alccpd and relic-ts mental anxiety on do.
span on. . _
Dr. pfim’. h'orito Preoeription
in a legitimate medicine, carefully
compoun ed by an Walla-d und skillful
physiciun and Map to woman's delicate
organization. It is purely vegetable in in
composition and Juan-(ecu! harmless in its
oat-cm in any con ltlon o the system. For
murnimt sickness. or muse. from whatever
causo arismlf, weak stomach. indignstlnn. dys
pvpsm and k ndrcd symptoms. its use. in sun-ll
down, will prove very beneficial.
“ l-‘nvorite Prescription 9’ in a posi
tive cure for tho most complimtm and ob
stinate cases of loucorrlma. ostaive Mowing.
painful menstruation. unnatural suppn-ssinns.
Prolupsus. or tailing of the womb. weak back.
‘femule weakness,‘ nnteverslon. rctrororsion.
bearingJinwn sonmtlons. chronic congestion. I
lniluvnnmtiun and ulfi‘mtlon of the womb. in
llumznntion. pain and tenderness in ovaries,
, accompanll-d with “internal h(‘.'.l[."
i A. a regulator and prnmntcr of func
tional aoliun. ut that critical [N'l'iud of change -
from virlllqod to womnuhmui. “Fm-mite Pre- I
ecriptiim " is a lxeri'cclly sure ronwdiui agfcnt,
and mnnrllroduce only good results. I’. mi
a unliy e mclous and valunl-lu in its enacts
wlmn taken for those disorders and derange
menm incident in that inter and most critical
period. known as “The (Ilmngo of hie.”
“Favorite Prescription,” when taken
in connection with the une of Dr. i’it-rcc's
Golden Medical Discovery. and small laxative
doses of Dr. Plemc's Purfi’tlve Pellets (Little
Liver Pills). cums Liver. dncy and Bladder
diseases. Their combined use also n-movea
blond mints. and abolishes mncerous and
acrofulous humors from the system.
“ t‘nvorite Prescrigtion ” is the only «
medicine for womemaold ydrumists.uuder !
a positive guarantee, from the manu- '
rectum-ls. that t will give satistuctlou in every
mac. or money will be refunded. This gunma
uo has been prmtegi on the Lenin-wrapper.
nn'd faith{lnll‘yuenr-ruadJ gut )torlnmny ycni'a. l
large 0 on ones .0 r :
Mimi" ”mafia T, $ °’ °' ‘ '
or .urgtj. 1 us cause on Dismaes of 1
Women um pages, -covered). send mu 5
cents in stamps. j
1 r -
liofld s mspenury Itilcal insulation, 9
(563 Mn 8!. BUFFALO. 8. I. l j
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Tlmber Lands:
For Sale.
Two hundred and twenty-five acres
of timber land for sale. Distant half
mile to a. mile from the wa'er, down
grade. to good harbor. Within six
miles from Port Townsend. For
garden!“ apply to BRADSWAW &
. ACES. Port Townsend. mstf
3RIUK! BRIUK !!
Newt iiiln Burned.
——-—_-\NIJ-——
EfiRICK NOW READY
BY THE tHnusAuo.
Apply to (T. 00. E Starve“.
D R LA N E’S ‘
. .
W ' 'l' ' '
; nae 01110
1 Beef, Celery, _
1 C
I Iron, and Wine
1A1: Unequalled Nerve Tonic
‘ and Blood Invigorator.
Especially Adllp‘P—dfir the Treatment
of Nervous ,lll‘ections, lmpowrisli
ment of ihe Blood. and Gen
eral l’l‘ou'l‘flflon.
For sleeplesskwss, Loss of Appetite.
i General Derangemqn} of tho
Nervous System arising from
whatever cause, Brain
Trouble, the result
of overwork, etc.
It is I’ALA'I‘ABLI-J and EFFICACIOUS.
A faithful ll‘lul will prove iv. (qlk- the grcz .cz-l
Fmrc-(ienernlilm. Life- Su>l=ununz Systvm-Vl
talizing. nnd llmm-~(‘hcering rcmcd’v culroll'u-rcd
[0 1h:- ullllclxd.
J. D. MINKLER. M. D.,
PORT TOWNSEND AGENT.
“Al-l. anon,
Prop‘rs and )lnnlll’helln-crl.
Aprl’rzdfim :“4 Chu- Si.. Sun Francisco. Cu
Rheumatism
B u an Wicked face that Hood's Sar
sapnrllla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases or thegnngtlsm, once:-
lng remarkable Care! by its powerful action
in correcting the acldlty ot the blood. wlzlch
is the cause 01 the disease, and purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
It is certainly fair to assume that What.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has done (or other: It
will do to: you. Thor lore. If yell 'suller
the painlud s“:th of rheumatism, give
dais potent. remedy a. mu- trial.
A Positive Cure.
“I was troubled very much with rheumar
tlsm ln my hlps, ankles. nml wrists. I
could hardly Walk. and was enhllned to my
Bed A flood deal of the time. Being rec
ommended .to try llood‘s smnpgmm, I
took 191;: boggles, and nnl pouchuy‘ ‘well.
I cheerfully l-‘e’commcnd Hood's Snrsaparllla
one (rt the best blood purifiers In the
..:«l." W. F. Woo», Bloomlnzton, 111.
For Twenty Years
1 have been nfllicted will; rheumatism ill-lore
1553 I found In} rolls-h b 13216" ‘vvorlc. 1 then
began bkinfi llood’é 83133111111113, am! It did
me more good lhan all the other medlclne I
ever had." 11. 'l‘. BMOQIQSWIQ.”
“I sum-ma Imm wha; ‘hq‘flqckbrh Mlled
mmlir‘r‘fxcizmnfiiw tum. Hood's Sar-
W and am entirely cured." J. V. A.
PROUDI-bor. letter carrier, Chicago, 111.
We shall be glad to send, tree 0! charge
to all who may desirembook contalnlna many
uddluonal am a cum «9
- Hood’s §arsaparllla
Sold by all drugglsts. 81; six for .5. Rule
onlybyc. L 300!) a 00.,Inwell. um.
:00 Doses One Dollar.
Bl LI 0 U SN E S S
“ I unheeitatingly add my
testimony to thezgre'at bene
fits to be deriged Mm Sim}
‘mnm'! Liver he later. I
was afflicted a: several .
years with disordered Liver
which resulted in a never?!
gum of Jifindiee. I had
good med: cal attendance, but
1t failed to mtore me to
the enjo ment. of my for
mer health. I then tried
the most renowned phgaia
sinus of Louisville, Ky., at
all to no purgos'e, Wheres
upon lwas in need to try
Simmons Liver Regulator.
I found immediate benefit
from its use, and it ultlé
mately restored me to the
full enjoyment of health."—
A. H. SHIRLEY, Richmond,
Ky.......“ 1 most cheerfufly
recommend it to all who
suffer from Bilious Attacks
Or any disease caused by a
disarranged state of the
Lirer.”i....W. R. Baum,
Kansas City. MO.
_ __._._ $19193] ‘_...._.._
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5 I s a 3 I
[WIS 3!
An Important Announcement
About nix weeks I while» ml
wu suddenly “Mela; with excrncntgs
mm in my heathen and ma; 30m
. stuck that. took my bed lmmodintclfl
nnd in two or three dun ing Jolnu w
Iwollen to almou double the maul-ing
Ind Ileep wu uriwn {rum me. Ann-Inga
In! the most. actual-ling pain tot-w
g linimenu and various other rem":
I “lean; whfij-a’mpumnd withmyhol
no i ll.“ me:
“Why don't yuu get 3mm smile and
In“. I will Imminent cum. and int do.
not the Immune slmu can you nothing."
I n: once seemed the s. S. 8., mad the!
using it. the rim day. luui nquirt nightund
urmhlnf slovp. In A Work I rel: gram
hem-mm . In three weeks 1 could nit up
walk urn-m. the mom. and ni‘tnr mam 118
bottles I was out and Able to go to b can.
Since then I hue been mgulul, us fill”.
of duty. Ind stand on my feet rom etc
ten hours a. duy,and am entirely freehol
rnin. These are rho plain nml simple [um
I: m cm. and I will cheerfully unlwel'
inqufrlcs relative then-In, ellhrr in perlonot
by man. Tun-mu 31‘1”:me
.‘.l W. 19th blrcut, New York ‘l.
l NASHVILLE. Truss-I inn-o wardt‘d of! l 1.-
‘ Verenitnckr-i’rlxuur. um hyulimelynasort
to 8“ [lt‘s fizw-Jic. I; n n mus \\ hr-ronpep
‘ mam-m. n- .yr is son.“ 1. tlus modlriue con»
mend§|:§plf r... u u. .hzizuzlunnllruuneul
that. murmzm- (‘rflllh.'..k:s the seeds 0! db
«so from [no : x's' . h‘.
l; v. w. P. Hansen. 1). D.
xzw Yong, .’l 71-: .'.'.'B.——Af"'l’ upendlnc
m m l'n 1L1“ 'rd - r LAM-I 1' .xmn without
any b - flt, u 1.-~.v I :..c: of Shah's fined“
work“ 151,11”. ch cu: .2 C. Pom-n
VI:N<A.G\.—I-ly I: : n pm, aged lixaud
b - llg-d Ll'r 34-1): - find urn-lulu in [in
Wurst than» [ml :- ...~. The! wero puny
Ind EMU“. 10 dm‘ I» v ' rre hrnlthy and“)-
but, all the runny: hum; 3. S. 5.
Jun 'l‘. Count.
LADY Laxz. Starr-r. Cm. Fu.—Ynur a. l.
3. hug-lliruvui n “um um! mecca: in
case. :.e cum-or ..1 ::.y face. no doub
would have hm" hm .i n me In my grave.
dothmkilia \‘v‘uud' rl m. : uni has no oqrml.
15. 11. 1h uh, Poxlnuuter.
WAL'O, Tm Mn 9 18%.
I. S. 00., Admin. (LL: 1 .
Gentle.nen~s..un lily: that you upprocinto
voluntary leni:lLouL‘.§. “0 (aka plenum!-
nuung than: one I" (wax-lady cummen nu
regained her m..-um by the usual touring.
bottle: of your great. remains!!!» Raving
beennn luvs!“ fur sew-ml 5 cars. Horuoubl.
wu exlnvma debuity. caused Lyn dim” po
cu'llinr xogergx. “111%? a Cu.. Dm
area m mu u mon a
“druggiauu-ll 8.3.8. 9
In: sunn- Shane 00.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta GA.
Bow Yorkfihe momma
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phnldrenjry forl Pntcluer’sfiastogg
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Transportauon Comp y.
——'l'he rcznlur Mall Stunner—
il'. B. LIBBY.
Wlll leave Port Townsend for Whntoom on Mon
days. Wednesday: and Friday: ll 10; m.. axill
ing at. Argyle. Lopez, Friday Hardnr. Rec 0
Harbor, Orcas. En: Sound, Gdelnee. Anacbgegi
alumni: and Scheme._ Relnmisz. lento. W a
com u. 5 n m.'Tne.~d2\¥-', Thurs eye, and satur
dnye, arriving at Port ownzend same evenings
Fsre from Port Townsend to any point, - 01.00
Aholmvcs Port Townsend for Seattle Sun
days at. 7a. m.: returning will leave Seattle for
‘ Port. Townsend at :l n. m. llnndayr. . Fare, QllsO.
JAB. JONES, Agent.
Steamer EDNA”
w i
11. M. RACE. Muster. '
Making daily ul >9 tween Part Townsend and
‘['§ 1 Discovery.
Wili leAve UNI N WIIARF every afternoon
at 2.39 p. m.. and Port Discovery each morning
at 7 a. m. For freight or passage apply to
JAXES Jonas. or on bourd
JOBBING DOXE AT REAYOXABLE RATES.
_._—“___
@ Steamer EYANGEL.
J. \v. T317175}, Master.
Will leave Seallle Monday 2a. m.. for Sem
inhmoo via. ['ort 'l‘owmend and the Islands.
HAND -
on Thursday. 2 a. m.. for Port Angelou- Vin Port
Townsend and Dungcnana. llelurnlnw same
day ‘1 p. m. Leave Port Townsend bulh'aays a!
s .1. m. (‘onnecls bmh way an! Durzeneas with
steam launch lladlock. making quick transpor
ultiun for passengers wilhcrv exlrn charge.
gig Sui. bis-PATCH,
JAS. MORGAN. Master.
Will leave Port Townsend Monda sand Thun
duys at 10 o'clock A. I. for Nani; Bay. New
Dnngeners. Port Angeles. and way pom. re
turning on Wednesdays and Fridays. Towing
and charter: at masonnbze mes. We have I
lags Icow {fir {freigsklning purposesdflttedAwi:h
g In a n or I"me goods ry. pp y
gnémrror to L. 5. Hastings or C. C. Butlelt
0.
% Str. WILDWOOD,
A. \V. HORN. Huston
Leaves Pon Tau'nseuéi fo{ lrondnlo. m. 8 lg!"
also. for Whidby Islgm m ln. m.. for Iron 9
at. 4p. in. every day For freight or pay-gs
applv on beard.
' l O ’
Northern Paclfic Rallr d
_ vu “mt? _
Cased/dc Division, making
at the Shortest, [Bat
and Quickest.
The Dini'fi'g ;l.‘ér fine. The Direct Rome. Nu
Delays. Faun-v. Trains. 'l‘k keu sold w
ill Prom‘uenv. Points Through
out (he East Ind
Southeast.
Thron'fih Pullman melng’noom Sleeping cm;
0 East Bound ”5‘15“?" ..
Becnrefuland do not mun-um .a eJm: be
are “with”
mm m goggle RAILROAD.
C .
.J‘é?§§‘3.‘§'£lf£2“fi§li&p‘3f mirhifl‘.‘ °s§¥fi
free. weal rated. Quicken! mu.
General Ofllce oi the Com “Jo-. 2 um.
lam “feet. Phi-thug. Onion.
, A. I). UuAßLfi'l
‘ chfl Weqtem Pulsgonger Ag‘t.
W' "- “rommflsm éiai‘im.
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION 00.
Carrying the U. 9. mail.
'H‘” .V , .V —t—‘, . .
Pt Townsend; Seattle & Tacoma Route
()NE 03‘ THE w. 3.; T. (20%
h stfrmrlhgfiuhinswnsor Ed}
ll " - n xce I an a mean on
“Lafima TwanXuvhg {’on Townsend
ul. . m....d touching at Port. Lndlow. Pon
(Jungle. Port lhdlson and Seattle. Relumln .
leave Tacoma daily upon arrival of the m 5
from Ponhnd.
; ”lam—Wham Rants.
1 The slum" \V. K. Merwln will luv:
Seattle every Sunday. Tuoadny Ind Thur-day
evonlnx.” J o‘clock,for Whneom cflllng ll
nukmeo. 'rululp. Coupevllle. on Harbor. In
ulndy. Luconner. Flt'nlfio. Anacones. Cinema
Saul-h. l-nlrhavon. Bel n Inn and 30110130.
“algal-g. will {lain Wfintucom em§%fi¢:{:
' n n n r eve ~ . c
(case-muffin?” Idlfivlcimé‘i’fi polnh on the
WI .
Seattle-sum mu: Rom
.I~ 1 . 1
TM 1‘ in" all _wlll Ream Seattle m
Slug". $3“ ...?mfi’om elm? land-y um
Thur-any, retunung Tum”: in With".
For from)“ And was i l 3: Roth-child 3
00‘. once on Qnfimy :tmrpw’hulmt on baud
[ha boat: I! the 311110373115. 2 ‘
(iv-t! C! . . JACOBS.Soc‘v.
‘ 1 .
PACIP IC LOASV I ‘
Sworn-hi lat mg' "it rlhhic lulu! ‘e
mm. will Rave r‘mc‘ wty 3mm}. KO. 1. 8’“
Fnucisco. ovary Fun-3 IL 9... m.. for VIC
;TORIA. B. C. PORT TOWNSEND SEAT
-1 T 143. und TACOMA. arriving n Vlclong B. 0..
levery loud" I! 8 a. m.. Port. Townsend nu
Seattle every Monday p. magi-d Tuconn ever;
Toad-ha. m‘connacfilng with shaman {a
Aiukn law. And wit. llemnbonu. etc“ 10.
Shfll river And Cassi-r mines. Nunalmo. Nu
Wet-uninhter. Yale, and all other Imporun‘
polnu.
nwmtmo “Av:
Seattle every Friday n I p. 11., Port Townsend
every Friday, p. m.. an! Vlclorin Bmg Sun:-
day at l p. m.. for San Francisco. ue san‘
Francisco Tuesdays a. In.
Alaska ltonte.
The Ancon will leuo Port Townsend Juno l.
Julfi' 2. ll). Aug. 's'. $8111.94.
'l‘ onto. W. 14min leaves Port Townsend June
18, July 16, Aug. 3. Sept. 10.
I. L. 'I‘IRRALS. Jr,
Agpnt {Or You Towns-no
‘g I .
1321131011 Company.
new suluwu.
”on sun Lz.‘
Summer Olymuinn. leave Seattle IL. . .ll :00 a. m
" turtle Pt. Townsend It 2:15 p. In
“ leave H. To“ nund 1113:!) p. m
“ nrrlva at Victoria .1. .. In!” p. 111
“ leme Vlclol‘i'l m.. .....22wa. In
“ arrlvc Pt. Townsend It 5:00 a. m
“ leave Pt. To - mend at. 5:3); In
“ arrive at Seattle n... . 3:45 a. 1::
"Columbia lllver ltoute.”
Boats {or the Eu! luv. (1L... _...........1 p. m.
“S to and Iron: princlPll solute in tho
Tlߤl United Staten. Lana aA: Europe.
. amt Pullman Palace Cm.
11mm! 31mm! Bars llu mm In Bum: mm
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OM A HA,
COUNCIL BLU FFS
AND ST. P AUL
Free of Charge and Without Change
Close connccilons at Portland for San Fund-co
and Puget Sound nolntl.
For further particulars mqulh- of my Agent
of 1m- (‘ompnny or A. L. .\luxwell, A. G. P. -'l‘.
A.. l'orxlnnd, Ul-uou.
A. L. MAXWELL.
A. G. P. a. T. A
w. HOLGOMB. Gan'l Manager.
\VII. 11. \VIHTTI.ESHY.
l'nnmum Anom-
1 7
PEOPLE 3 Market,
Cor. Waternnd Taylor Sunset.
I E I’m-t Townsend, \Vash
. THUS. JAGKMAN & 00.,
Proprietors.
TJR very bealqnuity of all kinda 0! Melt
om“ fi-VJEEE‘E.‘.II‘I.J‘Z‘ZTQ 51“."5‘2" 131°?
I'fl‘fih’her‘s dalivare-l ml}? unris of “31:03.1. n .
WEAK. 0 DEVE LOPE
fihngfla‘fiéxffixi‘RESmfggfigh
W'WLQWINIMEBM
8 01' S 6 161116.
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Wonderlul “Sarsfleld” RGMBIeS
Have made complete cures of dimcult case} of Liver and Kgney troybleu
Rectal Ulcers, Fmfinluax Blood Poxaonmg Hip Disease, credit.~
_ my Blood Tamt, chema and Skin biseases generally.
Send Fa- clrcufirs describing the cur-ea of _MARGIE DOUGLASS "d to no won
‘cueot scroluln in UallfornLl): FRANK CASSIDY. of Petalum. Tuos. Melting. of gloom-r:
‘ B ufi: W. B. Fthlfl.ol’ Lincoln. Placer county: REV. J. 'l‘. IIL'I-‘I-‘; of Turner sullen 0r -
JAMES MCCORMICK, Vice-President B-mk of Reading; W. \V. MORTON. Reno. Nomads“ ; V
DUANE. .‘nrrumv-mo: JUIIN DIHSCOLL. I'nlnn Iron Works; SIK‘MUM‘JIIO; MISSJIEI‘R c.
UOODRIDUE. MRS. CHARLOTTE A. UlLßl'th’lk Mlli-ALI.I~IN.MRS. E. 11. IIAKIIINUTO. In]:
of son Front-ism; DIR: 11. A ADAIIS, .\IIIS. L. ILAILIII-lesoN. of Sacramento. .. . .
aforon'o s ’y perms”; namsmm B. COOPER. MRS. mm. 1.11:. moans
a“. 1103118“. "0111‘. .90. LAKVILL. OLIVER IIINLEY. LEWIS I’. SAGE. SA: {395.
ell-r 0: F. (l. WATERHOUSE. L. A. ['I'SUN. Sacramento. T. B. HARPER, Lincoln: SAX‘L 5
SIDY. Peulumu Arvua,‘ W A. DEA), San Francisco Chromcle.
SAIISFIELD‘S REMEDY FOR THE BLUO )l—A Specific for Muladles arising from dlso
Liver. Kidnegn. Cnnnclpnnon. Mum-n. Blood Poaching, Scrotum. Salt Rheum. and 1
coming from Blood Impumies.
PRICE. $1 per Bottle.
SARSFIEIJYS CHRONIC ULCER SALVE forlhe Cure of Chronlc Floors and Sore: of even
deslclrlption: Eczema, Piles. Varicose Ulcers. Inflammatory Swellings and Skin Dueaaei zen
ern v.
PRICE, $1 and 800 per box, according to size.
sARSFIELD‘S REMEDY FOR DIPHTHERIA AND PNEUMONIAI’ A Specific for Dlphmm.
Group. Sore Throat. Mumps. and Inflammstlon of the Chest and Lungs.
PRICE. $1 and 50° pea: 150:. according to also
_'7————_———w———~ .
Testimony or IK';V. J r. llnll'.
Tomlin. S'rrnox, Oregon. “13.27. 1886.
To “Tun Snunnm Rnnzmzs (‘o.“—l most hmnlliindone Snsfleid’u Remedlep. and Ill:
desirous um mv iudoraemem. shall be placed wh--re It wi I do the most good to suflenug'hunnn
ily. Huvc had n Imp )y cxperlenre in connecllnn with these remedlevs. W hen first I was Induce;
lo tr [ln-m my menduhougm I would not. live lhree momhs. Low lan: well and hearty;]
weigl; 21:! pounds: nm arranger and in better health tlan l have had {or twalve Jena. I but tried
nunydoctors and muuyolher remedies.an<l all had lulled to cure. I Illa-1k God (or In. kind
providence that he led me lo you and your wand rIuI remedwg. I would recommend all whom
suflervng from Blood l’clcnivg of any descrxpl ion to try Sorsflald‘s remedy {or the Blood Indl Ina
l - S l . . . . . , ‘ . '
U o‘glngcvge Intuhlé‘l‘ng change It has wrought m mfy condition I have wnnessed the *M of
the remeilles upon ol err. and ll has gwen mo beat 0 sausfnctlo'u. . _ .
Wlsblng the Samuel! Remedies Co. succesn commensunle wnh the men! of melt remedie-
I am, Yours truly. REV. J. T. EUIF.
Rater to Rev. Dr. Fro-m Snrmmentu
-—I[ANUPAOTURED BY THE—-
SARSF IELD REMEDIES 00..
I I 5 EDDY STREET. SAN FRANCISCO.
J. D. MINKLRB. H. D., AGENT. - Port. Townsend. WI "‘
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7 ' ' "“’ '“' i' » ’CURR ‘ =(-.‘. Amman; Hun-19nd. -
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. Puck-cu mus-Img;- &_ .5, .. ‘n “on" ‘ ‘ '3“:
.amszmwv 31m 3mg...- 4... . .‘v
. rdordmhmlmby mo: %- _;,” A. '1!!! ”my, “at! a
' AL PASTILLES f‘ ““1 &‘ ounmpvuueneemu ‘ ‘
"ififi' SE"?! uDebflity omn'io 431/ . ran , ~M.°fi.ri€nufim 41:;
Anna-3°59!" czmecoyj-I Yqéngu.erni‘-'OUs DEB\ iJggfizu'gmom a” i . “I:
“My. Man. odod forE-fitioonna malty": {MW-outta “ram '1 5
that-a cue. absolutely More pmmarug; mu.“ 9M h” ’ < '.Jfi“!
and bro-mam monfififli‘gggmfgjti Mummmnuég‘h ‘ , '_
P?n‘”m‘&‘wss‘s{s¥r§s‘ssmflgagguggmug THEATIEITroz-nmanltl. am:
Mmu'xneraxn=‘;2wmm mad u= HARRIS REMEDY co. mug-i.
Ewflafi mfl?"i‘si¥§3’lf‘=s§%sffimu :c‘ u. soon mmsuus. 81.50%
3&o3%rpéaeoug can hug raga 72mg mom- Applianoo. mm .
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HEALTH, " - It: st.
[.O Rlehhli‘n unldbn daun- no. I. cum
Chantal-cad first nhd second lugs; Sores on the
14:39 on Body: Sore Ear: . f 0" Noae,elc.,
Eppwolomd grfitches, Sign]; litic c.t{=‘ntlxl'
use ‘SQJ ..a . x no ._t o
dlufiarr‘w‘r’; I: ”£1332. yllflélé 85.00
per t e. -
Le Rich-um Golden Balm- No. 2. ‘ are
Tertiuy, Mercurial Syrhilitlc Rheumulam,
Point In the Boner. Pa us In the Bad. back
of ‘he hock. Ulcomhed Sore Throat. Syphliitic
Rub. [mango and coal-acted Cords, Suflnese
of the Lin 9', and ex" Lent-be all diseases from
thqayelem. whether eluted by lndlscrenon or
mum of lorcuryJenving the blood pure and
, healthy. Price “.00 per Bottle.
Le Ilc .ln‘l Golden Eda-111-A-lldou for
the cure of Gonorrhea, V lac}, lamina Grove!
and :11 Urinary mflefilu‘ d ' ngememq
Price 02.60 per Bottle. v
In Klein-I‘- Golde- Iml-h Injection
for nvere cases of Gonorrhea, Inflammntory
m.. Strictures. cc. Price, 1.1.60 pot
e. . . .
In llkh-I‘u Golde- 01-I-e-I for the on
(active hauling of g‘y’pmfltic Boreamnderup
tionn. Price, PI. for lot.
In Mum‘- Qio de- P 111. Nerve and Brain
treatment: loss of Physical power.oxcau or
overwork, Pro-tut on, «c. Price. a...
per Box.
Talk and Nervl-o.
80m everywhere, C. 0. D..securaly meted
r am
p. C. ’2‘!anan & 00.. Anal».
III? & «0 8.11.0" S V 2.00: Glue '
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TRIAL :_REHEDYnndNI-ZRVE
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lllsnliimcs 4513, ' “mm:
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gmu as sent 13 '3; Li,§\'xfi;:n‘3%’;;‘mgauktflz
, gum one APPLY §:- [innlgther’ga
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: ’J" ""“ "7‘l! ' : JI" ‘JY E!
ssrm..-r..-0\'.... : 13mg“ ‘3: 11%“
gross aura 122:. g' 3 ‘.55 llmfrgfilcarifltfi
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gnons smcru'3;':-35351;" 3” °‘ “m
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gemcc. FCEE. Egg-J ”I,” m
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10111213 ugh :uf'. - ' -»;,1)!semoflho
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9BR. c. D. SALFIELB,
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3:31;.“ £le gEgEWE!
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4 -fl; ‘ Eggs undid: croqu-
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The above Picture Represent:
CAPTAIN S. GREENWOOD,
Instr «1' the steamship mam
About I. an he observed outrage chums
In his ieclfligs. life felt tired lnsteod of vigor
ous; nervous insteod of strong. Bin ogretlte
bccume poor and his sleeg broken. Be ed to
overcome these feelings, ut they would not no.
He then noticed pains and lrrlmtion in the
water elinnnels, and tint the fluids passed were
‘ often thick and with u scum on top or a. brick
; duet sediment at the bottom. An these were the
sure s‘znmpioms of thst tearful dheue, Cniurh
oi the ladder, which hon always been consid
cred incurable, and they continued until the
Captain was In aten'ible condition. But he is
the picture 0i henlth and vigor today, and he
owe: it entirely to that wonderful medicine,
Hunt's hemedy. Capt. Greenwood says: “I am
so certain of the great value of Hunt’s Remedy.
that I always curry 3 slipply on lhlpbmlrd (or
the use of my men. and prescribe it whenever
they are ailing. Alter curing me uit did, end
restoring my wife, (whom the best physicians oi
New York said was aging of tumor.) to perfect
health, I swear by it.
This Great Remedy abaolucly mu all Kidney,
Liver and Urinnry Dioceses.
For Sale by on nodal-l.
c. 1". can-rams. Genenl Agent.
115 Fulton St" N. Y.
“firm to wm‘u M 00.. ML!
DES . F 0 'we
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Famflylfedicineforoomman
131 “nongm d ,
£375?" Wpm 3 ““3” m- ‘ ->
mammmmnmnl
For 1:111 mfmmiafLfimmm .
Emu mm! m. huge-nfi
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"I have used Simmons Liver _._-
Regulator m - manyyou-annv- .. _ '
m 3 made 1: my only hunky _.
Medicine. Hy mother beg.
mewasverypartialtoit. _ it '
a safe. good and rennblo modi- A
cme for any disorder or the
mm. and 11' used 11: mm. 3 -
u a p I" s’l: to my .>
I often 1- gm '.
n-xends, mmto - -
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oso “Rev. James M“. 301113.. .
v Pastor M. EChm-ch, So. manta.-
TIIE AID MTIR' m M In“:
«In-ans hoopla. Him a
Regulator in the has“. ~ ) -
"I have found Simon-L176: :
Regulator the best family mod- .:-
xmne I ever used for mm ; _
that may happen. havo mod n "
in Indigestion, (hue, m 14‘.
lliliauuwa. and found it 101'- ' “
lleve immediately. Amer ofl- '
Inga hearty sunperJLonm .
to bed, I take about a. teaspoon- :,
{lll, I never feel the eflecu of. g
the supper eaten. _ _' '
"DVID G. SPARKS, _
"Ex-nayor Macon. 0‘”
era-omm anew-:1. ’ ‘
.215 mu 2 Sumpan muffin": _'
J. 1!. lei/in & 00., Solo Pnpn‘dorsg
Price. 01.00. 23mm 2&0
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g: a.- 'l‘nounmgfi aunties ‘
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21 - Juana-mm ._.: -- - .
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- many 6 '
tuned “In!“ ad ~
each year. 14'. is a: $-
clopodia of numl ' - '
nation for 111 who put.
chm tho luxuries or tho A
necessities of life. WI ‘
ctnolotlto you And Wyon fill
:11 the necessary md mom
spplimcea to ride, walk, dance. :32.
mmhungwwhgowch .
or lay it home. md In val-mus dial. 7
styles and quantities. J Lu: figure out.
whit in requircd to do all these m
COIFOIITABLI, md you can make an:
animate of the vane of the BUYEBI'
GUIDE. Which will be um upon
receipt. of 10 cent. to pay pome-
MONTGOMERY WARD a CO
m-n‘mcsnAvonna. mm.-
f mo;- unr Ail: I‘AVI‘
a a-rVuus or ,‘Mle
,fi 9 Upnnivumllm Diabetes. 3”
4.3 s ”We, . §
> , LOST HUIIOOD. , .1
- "\h' _»§,l Nervuus hchlmy. mn-m-uorrb‘
. 23;: :emgpgl I.:ILM‘-. bale?! no
. 7‘ ", 43". ’h;_.'ln.:,'-' '. ‘
a _. é L‘Mjk‘uf l-Lm llf‘:lu1:?\l) [glut-dim
‘ - ..m 1:" - -- ..u: .\. 'ru
_;, 3&‘3 Haul . ~u yum-5‘3
Inn. 2 : ' 1:1; EM
of lemony. Kldl . . ‘. .- '1 ruub.
W'eak Bachhuruh-L; L . - $111.5»
”prompt rem-r :1: s . -
By his treatment :| ~_ ‘ V ' :1 "nuclei!
1... tree from :-.'. .a: . - ,<_ 'x.'u .. “I;
”up elm. bri. ‘ u . - ‘ K! I LICK-l
hmv‘rneum. L! .. _ , _ I.) ILL-:3.
wmxnz your .-; a - - _. _' ‘-u.
wfllbesum )m. |'.~ . .- u,7 :4 guns
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