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EVIDENCE.
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zost remarkable ever elected ~
aay medical preparation iaF
the treatment 81 Calagfh

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keep them Free. FFsqueutig ~ Bighl sousa
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= saaaesiian weR@ Shes aset srooaFse y
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wefs ulauFatsa Etd ~ mech tpahmra ttAs
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ite1, las e = rtqnssi postponed g TIE
c,MstANt inflammation Ana aCaiats1a in my
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a tGFiy desth BY oesssampifon, Mhen matters
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improve rtuidiy. The tirsi dose seeuled q clear
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u svrntd gradually ~ htfo#i tie discharges,
u si1ppst sfB cough 5li iffof d1HN d. usthE 4 -
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70 trouble me The soreness krio.s ms chest
disappeared he huzglug noi-es in nay bead
ceased, my stnses " retiug aud el bearing Wete
oumplttpiy RESTORED agd every symptom 81 81
sekst that hAd % seed me 10 The verge u she
gtssc disappeared by tHe use ~ aNfoRp.s RAD
iCkI CUHE FJh EAEAAun
/ have been thus Xpiiei eesuse ssa ug-
get have scen great deaf IL Fnffrii IS from
Gstanh, aud hope g convince many thar Ihls ~
great reulody.
an similar with The treatment ~ Cahfrh as
prsciaei BY 'he brtt phy.leisus, End ha9e eou
sul % tbs iaost EN- urut abeut my casp. have
" every Aiud 81 remedy and apparatus ihat
have tpptstsd DIVING pefi81 ~ sia ypafs past
sud have, wlila following lheir usu tAkoa great
care u my general health bat Detained 90 relief
from Auy Of them
GE0. r. DaNsM0RE.
RosraN Fsh ~ 1919
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PEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT THROUGH LINE
United States Mail Route.

Tie Attention 0f the travelling public is re-
specially invited TO some o. the merits OF this
great highway, ia the confident assertisD and
belief that no other line can offer equal induce
msnts IS a route OF through travel. 10
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Price, 25 Cents.

Do not coufound these plastels with the ordi-
nary PlAsters Of the day, that by comparison are
absolutely worthless.
BE careful to call for COLLINS Y0LTAIC
PLASTER lest you get some worthless imitation.
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canadas, aud
by WEEKS 4 POTTER, proprietors, Boston,
Mas. 27fJBct43-4wl
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COLLINS -
IOLTAIC PLASTER.
Affords the most grateful relief in all
Affections ofthe Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED

Messrs WEEKS & p0rrEa Gentlemen, Hay
ing for many months past suffered with a very
lame side, called by my phyeiclsn Chronic Pieu-
rsy, eaussd by former ipj ~ and strain, and
Tor uhich ! ueed many .scripti0ns snd ni-
ments, A. well 81 the so.c4ied rheumatic cures,
without the lesst benefit, my physician recom-
meuded one0f yOur CoILiSs' YoLrAtC PLisrfRs,
which, 70 my great surprise, relieved tho pain
and soreness slmost immediately, aud I ave
been Hble so attend TO my household affairs ever
since with perfect aud comfort whereas,
before the application Of your inva uable Plaster
vas scarcely able TO do snything | consider
them inestimable, and shall with pleasure rec.
ommend them 10 the af cted. Yours respect
fully, MIS-. FRANCES HARTMAN.
oRLlND, Me-, April q, 1878.
There is no medical or protective appliance
that will prove 40 grateful and effective in Tick
ling Coughs. Irritation aud soreuoss Of tho
Cheet aud Luugz We believe them capable OF
preventing serious diseases Of these organs.
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Each package u sASFoRD's RADICAL CuRE con.
talns Dr. sApford's Improved lnhaling rabe and
fn directions for ITS use IN all cSses. Price,
81 90. For sale by all Wholesale and retail drug.
gists aud dealers throughout the United SiStes
aud Csnsdas WEEKS a POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Msss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-06-01
the WORLDS PEOPLE.

A majority Of our readers doubtless
have An idea that great many people
are now living, and that tho world.
thoagh . pretty big thing, is about as
dsnssly populated it comfortably can
be. To such We commend tho psrusal
Of The clipping following. taken from
. rscent New York Tribune editorial:
Oalifornis could support $4,000, 900
people without crowding; indeed, il a.
densely populated ~ Holland. she
would hold nearly 200, 600. 900. Il
requires NOT lee than 10. OO0. 900 merely
to develop her resources. II il not,
then. % much q question what the
Chinsse will do a. Il Is what California
will do. and especially how some OF
her worthiest enterprises will escape
from eubarrassnens. Those Who talk
aippaAtly OF ''ovefcrowdiug" should
reflect upon the fact that all the in
habitants of the globe could stand on
Long Island, in New York State, and
each have ten feet Of land. This 10 .
curious comment ON our institutions.
this talk Of expelling men merely be.
cause they work too hard and too
cheap. from . country where not one
acre In ten has ever been fenced in or
ono in twenty touched BY the pillow.
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The undersigned committee desire to
express their sincere thanks to Major +.
w. Blake and his aids for the efficient
manner in which they marshalled the
procession. Also to the Chaplain, to
Gen. Milroy, Col. Prosser, Profs. Plum.
mer and Ingraham. the poets. and in
particular to our eomrade, Sergeant w.
II. White, for the sentiments expressed
in his Grafton and cordially endorsed
by every true Union soldier and loyal
citizen.
We also tender our thanks to the
ladies who took an active interest in
decorating the car, aud to those who
contributed in floral offerings; also the
Cadets, Seattle Fire Company. the
Mayor and Common Council. Clergy
and Sabbath School Children.
Also 10 Mr.. II. Abrams for the gratu,
itous use Of his horses. and to oil those
who took an active part in securing the
success Of tho celebration Of Decoration
Day by the G. A. r.
j. r. ELLIS,
FRANK SErpEL.
r. Scorr, Committee.
n. v. MILLS.
A. w. MANNING,
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NEWSPAPER THIEVES.

People steal newspapers with the least
compunction Of conscience imaginable.
They hook them from their neighbo,s
doors before the carriers are more than
out Of sight They coolly and boldly
take them out Of saloons, barber shops
aud stores. without as much as saying
"by your loave;" and they slip into
printing Offices when neither editors
nor devils are in sight. and stow under
their jackets the choicest exchanges
upon which they can lay their thieving
claws. Old. cut and torn papers are not
what they want, but the latest at hand,
those which have not yet been opened.
and those most valued by the general
reader. For the latter reason the In.
TELLIoExcER is . favorits with them.
Reports ere continually coming in Of
their populations. What can be done
with this numerous class of offenders
We ars not prepared to say. The first
thing II to catch them. and that is almost
impossibls. After catching. however.
make an example Of them little short
Of Gen. Dix's famous order to "shoot
them on the SPOT" Its low and COM
ts0ptibls businsaa. anyhow. this steal
ing Of newspapers. and we will be
heartily rcjoioed when. in some way or
other, an end 10 put to il.
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EXCURSION FROM PORTLAND.


Az our readers are now generally
aware, . grand excursion from Portland
to Seattle has been devised for the oath
Of june. Though under the auspices
Of tie Methodist Episcopal Church, it
will be 10 character entirely unsecta-
risn, as free to one as to another, with
out regard to belief in religion, politics
or anything else. Tickets issued for
the excarion will be for The trip over
and back. and will hold good for ten
dsys. The very low charge Of six dol
lars and > half will be made isr thsn'
O. against sixteen dollar, for the same
service On ordinary occasisns. Nine
dollars and half will be the reduction
- compared with the usual rates, and
that saving alone will snsble more than
half the excursionists to pay all other
expenses they may have to encounter
on the trip.
To Portlanders, Astorians, Vancou-
verites, Salemites and others Of that
region. this viii b the best chance ever
offered for Visiting Puget Sound. We
look for the coming of host May
their numbers run up into the hundreds
and thousands. There will be room
for oil. At the same time it il not
enough for our people to simply lot
them come. They should invite and
urge their Oregon friends to be Of the
number. Not only should this be done
by citizens Of Seattle. but by those Of
Port Townsend, WILDLY Island, Olym-
pia. Tacoma and elsewhere. Picnics.
olsmbakss, boating parties. and all sorts
Of entertainments should be got up,
and it il none too early now to prepare
for them. Steps are being taken here
with these objects IN view. Let the
conineof our Oregon friends be made
thoroughly happy, and none of us will
ever regret it.
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WANTED.
Practical Farmers.

To rent and cultivate lands in the
delta Of the Fraser river. These lands
are the same as the famous Swinomish
Flats in Washington Territory. All
lands rented will .be safely dyked and
properly drained by the propr;etors.
and leased for term oil years a, low
rates. A ready market, at good prices,
for all produce grown. Water trans
portatioa at al! times Of the year
Apply to la. NAvARRE,
H-du Victoria, B. c.
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L. ANDERSON. Practical Grsiuer.
will do granting and marbling for
paintsfs and private parties in seattle,
OF will so 10 any place on the Sound.
Also dealer In PAINTS. oils aud WALL
PAPER. Rates ~ reasonable as any
place in tho city. and all work guar
anteed. all-dtf
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EAsTERN STATES,

ISLAND POM, VT, May 3o.-There
have been nine deaths SO far of children
who drank from the poisoned brook
Edward Morse lost two, John Aldrich
three, Fred Simpson one, l.. Wilson
one, Mr.. Park one, John Cole one
Others cannot live. Potato tops. poi
soned by Paris green. thrown into the
brook, arc regarded az the causa 81 the
poisoning. rather than the carcases OF
dead animals. Terrible distress pre-
walls, and work is suspended. Twenty
seven children were poisoned by drink
ing from the brook. The bodies of the
children soon decompose, and are
quickly buried.
Island PoSD. VT, May 30--Two
more children cf John Aldrich have
died from drinking of the poisoned
brook, making tive. his entire family.
Mrs. Aldrich il insane.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Who leads in the art that creates
Lifclike pictures, small and great?
Who takes your faces true ae fate?
Who keeps his word, is never late?
Who makes both tide and time to wait?
George Moore, the Artist.
Who stuiies hard to keep ahead,
Whether abroad or in his bed?
Who takes the portraits Of living and deadg
OF grangers and traders, low and high-bred,
And the grandsst pictures Of those just wed?
George Moore, the Artist,
Who has rooms furnished in elegant style p
Who works with energy all the .whilei
Who lsbors with vigor the time to beguile
While waiting on patrons with genial smile
G.orge Moore. the Artist.
Who catches the smile on the infant face.
Before to sobs 1t has time 70 give place?
Who seats the babe with matchless grace,
Then with lightning speed puts form and fscs
In mould which time win never erase?
George Moore. the Ar tist.
Who rooms in Sullivan's Block. on Front street.
Where patrons at all times he 10 happy to meet,
Whether the sky be clouded or bright and sunny,
30 long Is for his work they can pay the money
George Moore, the Artist.
je1-d6t.w1t
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WHERE II rs.-By following the
crowd you will fetch up at the Centen-
NAL Saloon, ut the foot ct Mil, street,
first door east of the Seaman's Bethel
and 7. NJ. c. A. rooms. where you will
find the genial James Vergon, "hacS of
the bar" ready to serve ont his fine
wines, liquors. cigars and beer to order.
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.HARB0R OF REFUGE.

OFFICE BOARD OF ENGINEERS E0R TUE PACIFIC CoAsr
b33 kearney st., San Francisco, CAL.
May q, 1919
ON AND AFTER THE FIFTH OF DAY JUNE
~ 1879, public sessions OF the Board or Of
Committee OF the ssms. will be held ct this ONCE.
The object OF these Ia to hear the views and
opinions Of all persons interested in the location
Of Harbor of Refa2e on the Pacific Ocean. be.
tween San FrsnciscO and the Straits of Fucs,
Shipmasters, familiar with the naviestion Of
the Pacific Coost. AID oil other persons possessed
OF information on the subject, are invited to
communicate with the Board. in person or by
letter. @. SEAFORTH STEWART,
1t. Col. Of Engineers, Senior Member,
je1-d6t.
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PONY FOUND.

A GRAY CAyUsE PONY. WITH LAME HIND
"a leg, and with saddle and bride on, Nas
found at large and picked up in the streets OF
Seattle to-day.
The owner can secure the return Of his proper
~ by establishing his claim to IL and paying for
this advertisement. ]. OO6TE1Lc.
Eleventh and Seneca o9es1.
Seattle, Nay &c, 1879. m25.tlw
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MINING CLAIMS For SALE. The
Undersigned offers for sale one Hydran-
lc Claim on Hilbert Geek and one on
Dufot Greek. joining the Discovery
above. in Cassisr. b. C. For particu-
lars inquire az tho Centennial Saloon
OF II. THIBgRr. or of Geo. Martin on
steamer Cassias.
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II TEE Fountain Beer Hall, Front
street. Seattle. next to the North Pacific
Brewery. Is the largest and finest in
the city. All kinds Of Beer. Ale and
Porter for sale. Lunch from nine to
cse o'clock every day; also. fne
lunches 10 order.
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GUxa Rssolvsrs. Riacs. Cartridges,
lof ell dsscriptious). Ammunition,
Fishing Tackles, at F. W. WusraoFr's,
Front Street, Seattle. Sec his adver-
tisemenk
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at c. o. d. Store, on Occi-
dental Square. Gold aud silver taken
Ut par In exchange for goods. apdtf.
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Never Kaown 20 Fall, NICHOLS IN.
rALIlRLE INJECTION certain and
ssessiy cure without the use Of noxious ard IN.
iariors internal medicine. For sale wholesale
ard retail ~ Geo. W. Hsr.is { Co.. Seattle, ". T.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
SEATTLE, May %, 1879.

Tie claims of T. NJ. Alvord and
others we're set off from Road District
No. IS.
The bond Of r. G. Smith. Road SUI
pervisor of Distric. No. IS; was ap-
proved.
The equalization OF easements was
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE FIRM HITHERTO EXISTING UNDER
/ the name and style of Eason B. Ebey Co.
Ebey having purchssed the entire inteseot Of G.
Z. Dodge. Mr.. Kbey will pay Ill debes Of the
nrm. and al debts due to the arm must b paid
to Mr.. Eosy. he alone having authority to receipt
therefor. EA6ON b. H1fY.
@. Z. DODGE.
Seattle. v. r. Nay -. 1879. nso dsvu
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TRUSS! TRUSS!! TRUSS!!!
RELIEF FROM PAIN
AND
CURE FOR RUPTURE

fIliE ATTENTION OF WHOSE UNFORTUNATE
i persons who are suffering from this complaint
= most respectfully called the fact that the under
sigoed has inyented and Is nov manufacturing
skw rsvss. that's COMPLETE RELIEF for this mai
any, ana IN nearly every case PERFECT cURI. This
Truss mas been thoroughly examined, by the rhySi.
ciahs Oh Seattle. who pronounce II perfect JUST YB
THING. II has been tested By q number Of the very
worst Cases, and gives entire satisfaction. con.
PLEfE CURE Is usually affected 10 from 20 TO 90 dsvs
use The truss Is simple in construction and readily
aaJusiibe TO any care OF rupture. whether slight or
severe lis effectiveness Is seen at a glance.
Parties affected are requested to call at my place
OF business, Font street, Seattle, opposite Odd Pei.
lows Hall
Parties living at distance by sending description
ana ~ w will have the Truss sent " them, With
instructions for use.
Old fashioned trusses can sometimes be changed
INTO The new one. and when they can, will be done
At reasonable price.
This IL no huni5ug; come and see for yourselves
II. W. HENDRICKS.
seattle, W. T., hay 20. 1879. m21-d1wswlm
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All moneys due the INTELLIaENcER
for existing subscriptions to either
DAILY or WEEKLY are payable to 8.
L. Crawford and the undersigned alone,
or to their order.
Alse, all moneys due for advertising
in either DAILY or WEEKLY since the
LIST OF May.
Payments made to anyone other
than as here indicated are made at the
risk of the person paying.
THos. w. PRoscH,
Business Manager. INrELLIGENcER
Publishing Company.
Seattle. May, 1879.
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az Bocs Beer in pin.s ana quarts,
for sale by
CRAWFORD & HARRINGTON, Agents.
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Territory of Washington, Third Judicial
District, ss:-In the District Court,
terms at Seattle, of the January
term, 1879.
Moore IS. Walters, ct. dl.-Demurrer
to the complaint.
The plaintiff argues. that under Sec
ton 34S, of the Civil Practice Act of
1877, she is entitled to exemption of oil
property which she may have
acquired subsequently to her marriage,
and particularly to that described in
the complaint. of which she therein
AYERS she is the "owner in fee in her
own right and as of her own separate
property"
No doubt. under section 345, all such
property is exempt. That section does
not, however, undertake to define what
is such property, nor whether any
formalities need to be observed in order
to take advantage of the exemption.
The statute of 1878. defining rights
of husband and wife, fills out what is
lacking in section 345. According to this
statute Of 1873. the only property scquir.
ed by the wife subsequent to marriage,
which is separate property, is such as
is acquired by gift. bequest. devise or
descent. Laws 1873. p. 1901 And
by its Sd. 4th and 9Th sections, certain
formalities are to be observed BY the
wife or her exemption will be deemed
waived. The 345th section of the
Civil Practice Act recognizes the right
of the wife to have her property ex-
empted. But it leaves to the prior act
the definition of her property and of what
shall be waiver of her right. The
statutes have no repugnancy and can
we'll stand together.
In the absence of any declaration of
the mode of acquisition. the property
is presumed common and non-exempt.
IL CAL, 2is: 12 Cal, 22i. &c.. &c.
The complaint neither shows the
manner OF acquisition nor compliance
with sections three and four Of tSe act
of 1873. 1t therefore fails to show
that the property is exempt. Failing
TO show this, ii fails TO show a cause Of
action.
The demurrer must therefore be sus-
tanned.
GREENE. +
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/. the undersigned, being in good
health ard sound mind. take this
method of returning thanks 10 the
good people of Seattle and vicinity for
their liberal patronage in the past and
their fs.tering promises in the future.
But permit me here to state that trade
has not been 50 overwhelming as to
proven, me from giving my customers
full isnt and measure and their
right change back i'll every instance.
l am also pleased to remark, for the
benefit Of whom it may concern. that
have 10. to my knowledge disposed of
any article of merchandise below cost,
nor do l intend to do 50 unless by
eompulsion. l believe III fair dealing,
and prefer quick. penny to slow
shilling. All persons who have few
loose sinners to spare will do we'll to
drop them at the c. o. d. store on Oc-
cidentsl Square, where the choicest
Groceries aud Vegetables are to be had
at bedrock prices.
Hunbly yours.
Ny24:lrn E~ p. REACH.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. May 29-Arrived-
Bark David Hosdiey. from Port Gam
bic; schr Excelsior, from Port Blakely.