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National Republican., 1880-02-20
A FArIL PROMENADE.
An Unknowh Man Instantly Killed by
Train of Cars.

An Unkuowh Man Instantly Killed by n
Train of Cars.
As the $50 p. M accommodation train over
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, due here q
little after o'clock, was nearing Alexandria
junction, n short distance from BladensburR
last night the engineer discovered whito
man walking on the track. He blew tho
whistle several times aud Cndeavored to
slacken the speed of tho train. The man ON
the truck paid no attention to the warning,
aud before the engine could be stopped he WAS
struck in the back on the right side and hurled
several foet In tho air. As soon as possible
the train was stopped, and tho injured man
hunted up. lie was found fow rods from
where he was first sceu, gasplng in his last
agonics, aud before he could be removed
TO baggage car expired, The victim was
about thrty-hve years old, dark complcxoned
and wore u suit Of clothes nearly new. The
body was brought to this city and the coroner
notified. Upon searching tho pockets of tho
deceased number Of papers were found,
among which were two recommendations I'D
dressed to u Member of Congress- one of which
was in favor of jesse f. Drill aud the other of
Edward Parker A Sunday ticket for the
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, bridge was also
among his effects. 1t is supposed that ho was
tramp, rs memorandum book In his pocket
contained the directions of tho night.lodging
house in this city. The right arm aud side
were badly crushed, and n bru!se over the
right temple showed where the engine had
struck him,
National Republican., 1880-02-20

The first anniversary of the marriage OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Haydou was the occa.
sion last evening for a gathering of the nu.
morous friends of tho young couple. The
apartments were handsomely decorated, and
with the crowd of riGhly-attired guests pre-
scented a e-forgotten scene of beauty,
fashion AMI elegance. Mrs. Hayden looked
more charming than ever, aud delighted h er
guests, among whom were many of the oldest
aud wealthest residents Of Washington, by
her performances on harp and piano. Mr..
H1ydon looked justly proud, and was most
painstaking host A sumptuous collation. was
one Of the features of the evening, which
passed of so very pleasantly that all regretted
its ending so soon. Many wishes for future
happiness accompany the young couple on thier
way through life.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Marriage Licences.

The clerk Of the court has is'ucd the follow.
ing marriage licenses; Columbus Pumphroy
aud Charlotte Conlic, both OF Prince George
county, Nd; G. II. J, Brown aud George c,
WALL Gsorgo Proctor and Llyinia Wallacei
j. w. freeman aud Lluisa Thorn; Alfred West
ana Mury Moure j. w, Do Grange Of Bati-
more Nd, aud Laura supe, OF Wiilamsport,
Md; George H. d. Leon aud Sallie IT, Townley;
Thomas H. Lynn, of Prince William county,
Va, aud BettiO f. BrownoT, OF Fairfax county,
Va; Richard Chandler mud Martha Williams
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Tho BIcycle School.

Tho bicycle has become very popular in this
city during the past year, and it bids fair to
become much more popular during the pres
ent year, as u bicycle school has been opeucd
in Fenton Hall, No. HOS Il street northwest.
Under the instructions of competent teachers,
any person can here learn 10 ride bicycle
with ease and grace in very short time.
Bicycles Of oil kinds are kept for sale and to
rent.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Round-rnble shaI,espeare club,

The weekly gathering of the Rcund-Tablo
Shakespeare Club took place last evening at
the residence Of Dr. Hodekins. northwest
corner of Ninth and Ii streets. The first three
acts Of "Wiutcr's Tale" were read the balance
being left for tho next meeting Several re.
citations were presented, which were duly
appreciated.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Americas Place IN History.

Mr.. John Fiske will lecture at tho Con-
gregatiOnal church this evening on "The Eng.
lish Race and Its Manifest Destiny" This Is
the last of tho course Of lectures ON "Amerlca's
Place in History"
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Conareaa Wntar.

Its superiority as cathartlC and Alternative con-
sists in its ontre freedom frOm everything bitter
acid or crude that produces headache, Internal
soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous mem
bTane All mineral waters that are dangerous irri.
tants may be known by Il acid afer.taste,
National Republican., 1880-02-20
CITY ITEMS.
"Facts are Stubborn ThIncs "

And few facts are more stubborn aud diG.
cult to overcome than tho various skin dis.
eases caused by impurities of the blood. But
Warmers Safe Bttors or Safe Tonic purifies
the blood and removes tho sores aud Oruptions
which disAgure and annoy.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic states falling preceded
by rising barometer, northern winds clear or
partly cloudy weather, slowly rising temperature
during tho night.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
$40 Cluster Ring,

containing seven hus Dumonds-specialty. v.
Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-02-20

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.and.
ahalf street. uso only $. S. Whites artificial teeth.
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-02-20

GENTS fine white Meriuo Underwear ut rs
cents, at Auelbach & Bro, 623 Penu ave.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Hard to Please.

LADIES underwear less than cost of material
at Douglass.
National Republican., 1880-02-20

Si5 Solid Gold Watches,
warranted, at r. Harris 4 Co., ass sOyonth
street.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Gas Cooking Stoves,
AT
Washington Gas-Light Office,
my4 al IND 4I3 TENTH STREET

Now Advertisements.
Scribuer for March.
Wnnted-Saesladies.
All Souls ChuTch-Locturo.
Columbia Bicycle School, ll0s + street
northwest.
By John Sherman & Co., auctionccrs-Salo
Of frame house, 1877 K street northwest
National Republican., 1880-02-20

LATRoBEs, Ranges, Furnaces and Roofs re
paired at Gartrell's. sl5 Seyenth street.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Grand CInsinr nni snIn.

Grand Closing Out Sale.
of our immense stock of hOys' and children's
clothing to make room for spnng goods. b.
Robinson 4 Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
a Happy Reunion /.

THOROUGHLY made and trimmed chenlise
for 25 ceuts at Douglass.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Diamond I'arisIan

DIaWOHU TAIIsIhn
Earrings and Rings, set In solid gold, from s:
up. II. Harris s. Co., 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-02-20

CHOICE selection of Gents' Neckwenr at
so ccuts, at Auerbach & Bro, 623 Penn. ave.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
CITY NOTES.

NOTHING is more certain to cure rheuma-
tsm than Durang's Rheumatic Remedy.
National Republican., 1880-02-20

92o0 rair fine Solitnires,
weighing three and a half carats. Special bar
gniu. Jacobs Bros, 1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Piqued by Indifference.

ANNUAL sale of ladies' underwear at Doug
National Republican., 1880-02-20
TheImo metric KendlnGs.

OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER. U. S. A..
Eahruary 10 lsg0
National Republican., 1880-02-20
Theatre COniq,ie

Tho Fisk University Jubilee singers.
The public will be pleased TO learn that the
original Fisk University Jubilee Singers, who
were three years in Europe and who earned
for the university $l50,000 arc coming to
Washington, aud will give several concerts,
the first on March in Lincoln Hall. They
will be warmly welcomed.
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.Krap MErEoneLoGT.
III Pond BIAsEls.w. r.. Ap,il 8.

Ed. INTgLLi0ENcKR: - The sessons
seem t. have changed places. for .
time at least. While here ws are hay /.
ing on unusual amount Of snow and
low temperature. see in the records Of
Pennsylvania. Illinois. Kansas. aud
other states east of us. that they have
had ono Of the mildeat winters ever
kp0*a tl,<fs Sish scarcely ssy snow
Gt all.
My observations for March. 1880,
are az follows:
Highest temper aturs on the 9Th. "a
degrees lowest on the 18th and 1lth.
each 26 degrees Average temperature
for the month, ~ degrees. More OF
less rain Or snow fell on II days
el6udy dass, Is: Aporecs less CHAR. 70.
Rainfall for the month. 4.l5 inches ;
snowfall. 2 inches.
The average temperature OF March.
1878. was 90 degrses. and many wild
flowers in bloom "a the 10.hs
Tho average OF March. 1879. Wa
47s.a aegrssA @itls Ao~crs bsgsn
blosa 81 aboas tht 3Nh. NV. rom
peesast, sppsarapfs.- il viii b the
n1dJ = % April before shsy bloom.
The. faipfall of Mssch, 1873. uaa
All inches that Of Maseh lo79 Is 20
inches. Othcs thas III low 66psene
TURF. there has. been a1ehinG - co..
pAin u. r. =. u5x1nsuH.
49, e n 4 s =
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
4 eooD THING.

= German GJn.pb the special prsscrip
ton OF u. Il. Boschee. . celebrated
German Physicisn. and 10 acknowledged
70 be one OF the most fortuna, disnov-
eries jn Medicine. It quickly cares
Coughs. Colds and oil Lung treublaA Of
the ssvssest nature, rsmovings - 1t
doss. The eause Of the affection aad
leaving the pasts in . strong aud
Leslthy copdieion.' It 10 not an sxper-
iasntal medieinc. but hes stood the
tsst Of years. giving satisfsetion in
every case. which tes yapol1 iserephG
sale evevy season eounfnS.F { Two t1siis
lion bottles sold annually. Beware Of
msdiciass Of siaiiar namas., lately in
troduced. Boschee's German Syrup
vas introduced In The Unitsd States IN
1894, sndAi 10 now sold ~ es1eE y6wp
and village In the civilized world.
Three doses will rslisye any ordinary
cough. Price Is cents sample bottle.
10 cents. .ssle tsaaa =
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Isss pisIxss. 7 The New York

Ereniag Mail OF March I'D says:
Miss Annie oPixisy awilI appear this
evening 10 her Romantic Wsstsrn
drama. M'lis.," supported by srs :
cial cast. and With ths a,A OF new .nd
very picturesque scenery Her ability
as an actress. her vivacity and her vocal
accomplishments have been greatly ad
mired wherever. she has appeared, and
her playFhss bern 80 i'm proved IN the
course Of many performances that u 10
said Eow to ba nm unusually s,reog
one
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DEvEl ofisa TALENT. = The many
friends iu this city Of David H Mitch
ell will bs pleased 10 learn that the
young gentlemsn is developing into
quito an artist. In the last issue of
the OolpnKis UroaiflS pc 6na typ
complimentary H"sices Of hrs work -
one ia reference TO an oil painting Of
the Wiilsmette university, and the
other 10 now ecens for public hall
in Dayton. The journal mentioned
above says this young gentleman
shows extraordinary genius in the
manipulation Of the brush and pencil.
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MA1W9Dz xND s0QEE.-The en9ege-
men. q oil. ", r Psmssg end Miss
Flora L.lThorntsn~ Nass Terminated LAST
evening by marriages. So sspeedy. .
consummation of this even. WAS rot
aniicipatsd. and Wonld nOl<hAve bvsa
effected bit for che reesipt Of s:teir-
gram, last Saturdsysnalling alis Colonel
to.Wasbineton city vt an early Day.
Hn.ahssnce viii ooyerss pesiod sf fsalf
or Ave months. during which be hadno
desire to he deprived OF the society Of
his promised bride. 70 the latter. Ut Ia
needless to say, the charm Il trip TO
the National Capital was 10 slight one.
and the necessary arrangements were
soon plspned and perfeoteisg lFhe we'd
ding was . strictly private one; oniy
the relativcs Of the bride and thsee OF
four particular friends beng present.
The ceremony was performed In Trinity
Church. at . O'Clock. by the rector.
Rev. Geo. Herbert Watson, Immediately
after which. and few farewell minutes
at the old home. the newly made e0upl.
rode down to the Aida, and started VIA
Portland and San Francisco on their
loug journey East. The gallant groom
entered the Union army III the early
days OF the rebellion ~ q private tos-
der. and by bravery and merit worked
his way TO the command Of q regiment.
At the close Of the war be settled h
Tennessee, one District Of which he
represented q term III Congress. He
was sftGrwards postmaster Of thereby
Of Nashville. aud has enjoyed other
official houars, the last bsing that at .
special agent Of the Interior Depart.
mept. ~ which no has been known In
Wasllingtonss Territory. = The bride is
the third daughter Of Mr. and Ma, II.
G. Thornton of this city, and Ia knows
to almost every inbAhitant Of the place.
None there are more attractive than she,
generousls' possessed ~ she Is sof bean.
lee Of person. gfaess Of manner. kind
ness OF heart md brillisncy ct mind
She would adSrn any house. and will
be model. wofthy wife. Daring their
abssnce they will visit New York. Pail
adslphiA and other Eastern cities. and,
when they. rsturn, it will DO 10 settle
down in seattle, their failure homs :.
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MUNICIPAL EI1crIox.-At the mu-
sisipal election hslA h. Olympia. on
Aosdsy last. Geo A B6Fnes'was uuan-
imoosly chosen Mayor. 81 thsfollox-
ing Coancilmsn were elected Dr. the
ensuing year: First Ward. A Wood.
ard and Hardawsy Chamber; Second
Ward, Jos LAnnon and John Forbes
Third Ward. Robert Frost and T Tai
lentirs. Johu VNYsutis Vas elected
City Clerk.
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wHAT MRS. GRUMPY sAYs.

WHAT MRS. GRUMPY SAYS.
That this weather is just grand.
That Seattle should have q marker.
That railroad talk 10 heard no more.
That talk I'll Fourth Of July is hear1
already.
That Seeoud street sidewsIks are thu
worst in town.
That spirituslism finds. little f.vsr
with our people.
That the book agent nuisance has been
entirely abated.
That the cab Is in great favor among
the ladies for calling.
That Masonic Hall will be greatly
improved by its new front.
That . good thcatricsl pe,formsncs
woiiid again be appreciated.
That the time for cleaning house and
moving will soon be at hand.
That working in gardens is net %
popular with ladies' a. il once was.
That excursions on the water end
picnics in the woods will soon begin.
That society ba. no, sc, recovered
FROM the infuencer of the I.sntea seA>
son 49,
That several more marriages will DO
celebrated between this time and May
Day.
That archery is long time effscting
an introduction among outdoor sports
on this coast.
That one or two Of the city clergy.
men sare pot honestly dealt with by
their con gregatiops.
@Tint new bopn~ts AID Aresses 'sss
making their first appearance on the
stree,- every fine afternoon. fs
That marriage engagements should
be published in. seattle - we'll ,as in
Ssn Francisco. CHICAGO and New York,
and that their publication would make
Seattle newspapers much more read,
"s'' II EAj
FIEE WoRKs on, ARr.-Ws called 1t
tho Opera House building. yestsrdAy.
to examine the fine collection Of oil
pain,infs rxhioited by Mr J z Pol.
luck. of San Francisco. He ID here
representing the San Francisco Fine
Art Association. with . good collection
of fine oil PAINTINGS by tbs best Cali
fornia artists. including the following
we'll known talent: Harry Young,
StrHis, q Hils Denny. Cassiua. Hold
ridge, Geppi. Holt. Strong, Bush. Rich.
ards, and others Of equal merit. The
paintings .ure 90 Exhibition in the
south reom under the Opera House, aud
will be closed out by auction Mand.y
evening 1t $50 o'clock This hting
one Of the beet coll, ctisss OF real
works of ar ever, exhibited in !, us
city, wiii surrey be a great treat IL ila
ladies aid all lovers "f fine art t" visit
tllis-fss%- ex stls.tieB 0 valuable 4 Amt.
ings
-s-a -----, J
INSANE PArfExr. a man named
Ohsrl I'd IiAnlea - AS examined vest. r.
day before Judge Rice ON charge Of
lunacy. lie was adjudssa ias.ae and
committed to the asylnm. HAnlen u
aged Al years +; is native OF Ireland !;
came from Washington Territory .
short time ago |; occupation. miner !,
has wife and dive children. About .
year and half ago his mind became
affected. resulting In insanity. He was
at one time nm Inmate OF thesasylum at
S,eilacoom. Hanlen was conveyed TO
the asylum yesterday afternoon - Or
goaidn
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An sdjsasned session Il the January
term OF the District Court convened in
R-inig's Hall yesterday morning. M.
Krunm was appointed bsili6. and the
following business vas transacted:
z 81 Miller ct IL VI. Bark Videtts-
Ordsr grated for renditieai exponas.
Tho0ss Brook Whit. e the Illinois
bar. Was admitted - peActise in the
Courts - Weshington 1sfritsry.
The case OF Daniel L Smith W. LV
Wyckof vss ordered to stssd for trial
1t the next tsrm Of Court.
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DAILY INfELLlGENCER.
"wednesday. April 2. 1880.



#Afsw more days hike. these will melt
The SHOWS and lengthen mt river ravi-
CATION. q
Nf WIN Chase Of San franchises, has
arrived and taken charge Of the books
n the coal Office.
VS. Hanks, Clerk Of the Indian
Reser walton a. Neah Bay. is in Seattle
on Q brief furlough.
The Zsphyr. from mp the Sound, las.
evening brought twenty-five passengers
and considerable freight.
Messrs Smith and Levy have had their
Front street property handsomely sod
ded during the past week.
Any girl wishing q situation to do
housework can find employment by
applying at the residence Of Miss Bessie
Terry.
The published report that the Da-
kota would sail at 4 this morning was
erroneous. It should have been 4 to
morrow morning.
Another effort to get the iron out OF
the old coal cars on Pike street is be-
ing made. The recent advance IN the
price of iron makes scraps worth saving.
The new steamboat being built at
Belltown will bs launched about the
middle Of next week. after which Ahe
will be brought up to recrive her
machinery. -
A bcavy'wind of Cape 'Flattvy. last
week. drove into Mesh Bay All the
American seal fishing fieet -tivs
schooaers - iha reports ffem whiOh
were of the best cbaracter.
On Monday last ship TopgaIlanti
sailed from San Frsncisco fot Shssg-a
hal via Port Blakely: bdk .Honswsfd
for Sydney via Bernard Iuiet., bark
Henry Buck Tor OunalaskA vie Nsnai-
mo, and bark Forest Queen for Homo
lulu.
Two ships ,Ander sail. two ships ut
anchor, fous ships alongside the docks.
and the constant r6ovcnent of steamers
aud row ard sa;t boats, made Of Seattls
bay; ii - light - the sun /, ssssrdSs
fofonoon. 8 psnoesmic picture cflife
en- Wondsons be1nty.
- 49, - Ss{aftss.S
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NOTICE P0R PUBLICATION
LAND OSyycz Al .oLYxrIA. w. \. /
March 9Th. 1850.

- March 9Th. 1850.
NIOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
IN afollowtsx- NAMED srttIer bas Fled notice AZ
bic inteDtton ~ msbe Ansf peoof IN support a
hie elai1 and secure hnsl sntry thereof, and thst
his sheenes ths Clerk 81 tbs District Court %
0nohontsh Count, W.. T.. ut 6rehofnish ca y. ".
r.. on Saturday, TIE 18th dsy Of APRIL A.. %. 1870.
0honoE D. SAITH, home tad Application he.
Sec. :. To. ~ n, X. T., Aad nsulss the fellos-
tcgas hts Witnesses 70 prove bis rtinatns rsfi.
denco uron and cultivation Of said SFsst. VIC:
CaaEiss baker. Of. hpoh1s8trh Cry. Shoisenish
Coansy, y. r.. and Samuel Howe +chp Steve y,
ara -. 4 DooIittle. sIi cf lowell, siSoAsh1,sk
CeuNty. W. T.. IL BROWN. j.
mht3wA 49,. bsGister.
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Mrs Barty made her appearance 1t
Lebanon. VT. withya bleoey slph ovss
her shoulder Ind Der 9scs nd AS0s
terribly -scyatehsd. II guess I won't
b tfsubld ~ that Harspsn women
any more. sh6 aid. she had hrutally
murdered-a woman with whom. - che
beloved, hsr husband had fallen ID
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Nessrs. II n. Warner B Ee.:.-DIAl
SIRs--I - slnigsed 1be nsay y<ass
With terrible sa6ssipe vhiuh srisss ftsm
dy:peps. - peyea.na q(llg %
relief. saa mulk1gafA6 406al I kas
induced 10 give yesr Safe BittseG .,
trial. II eivss ~ esost p3eDaere q
intern yeu that nys AealaA = Aeop1et&
II restored. thoagA / have tAksgsl9t'
four boeslsE ~ apeslite = Sleq Nd 4
nov ss1Ese % inasaesaisaso a1Dss~eak-l
lag heaty nt.lss ,ynaos eesev 10y
svsythisg Las 1Aaoe6 - 81 d.,
tssss ard useaius1. lee eaWto1lly
recoaaen6 Js6f Dltplzy . ~ 80 - =
-, .-ss's.'s9 i H. L. Nosnn1.
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Prvvniling wiAd4. sQnfhwest maxi.
mNm velocity Or lolee. Is milea.
Toad saiufail - MELTED ssCv. . -
issnts; nud5bes at sdsyA on which Q Oh
90 nMe raia fell. 90, nunber Of days
on which csoudincss sveragsd . -
more. II.
Depth OF snowfall dsriag the month.
i3easadrp,A a sgsw y elsss = 0osth.
ucvf ff(S{yff Ssyhes-
The vralher has been anlder. With
more snow and less rain. than duriag
Marsey lSSoxg Leht. yinda snd sslus
have 6sea ~ us0s dus,ux tie month.
NgAm BAY. April /, 1850
JAMxs @. HwAx.
Ohnesvvs.
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New HousHl-Mr Anderson j. put.
ting up . two story residenec on
Water street, Of SO BY % feet dimen-
sions. ana with q nat roof. Its general
appearance win closely resemble that
af Mr. Frsuk's house. : bsock further
north on the same strest.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

In Q neyer-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakne a.,
SperInatorrhaa. LOFT
MANHOOD. lmpotsn.
~. Paralysis. and all
the terrible Elects Of
feif . Abuse. yerfhfuf
folites. aud excesses In
ipaturer years = such
Is Isss. Of Memofy,
yus.sftud0 Norfns al
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ARRIVED. The schooner Reporter.
in ballast. eight days froM San Fran
cisco. aud tbs ship Eldorad" sailed Into
port yssssrdsg morsisea va -
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xniedions .Avesaon = society. pimrsssuf vixions
Noises IN the Head; the vital hid passing ur a..
seSssa n the urine. snd many Other diseases ~
Iced 70 tnaaDtty and death. III f a.
DR. hIhTtE vii agltA 10 fefstit fIvg lsus.
DRD DuLLsns for case os this lind the VT Al
RESTORATIVE iua1er his sP<cisl advice and
treatusn0 VIII not eure. pri fof aryfhfps impure
or ipJurjoas found 1t. Dr. NlSfiR treats all
Privsss Diseases successfully without fncrcury.
ConsUIrATIox gsng. vhosssgb essminsticn and
advice, including snaiysas Of urine. - ~. Price
OF VITAL REsToaAr1tH. $3.0U bottle, or four
times ~ quautify. go OBJ sent 10 any sddreao
upoo reqeept Of price, On, O, q. D., secure from
observation, md In private name II d. sired. by
e A. T. MINTfE, NJ D.,
II keasny Street, San Francisco, Gal. e
DR.. MISfIE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPHRET.
lcBM. cures al kinds Of Kiansy and Blsdder
Cenplatnts, 0ouonbxs. elect, Leueorrhoea. For
sae ~ All druagistf: 800 botis. six botIsa for
$780,. - T9A 4s wa
DIR. MfNTIEs DASpELIoE PILLS. ars the
bsss and ehss pest DYSPEPSIA aud BILiutIs care
In he market for sale b. all drngaists.
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eee week ip yops own town. TERMS and -
9OV sat1t 'fres. AdcTsss =. nAILErs : ce.s .
IeeslGnds Meine. St&s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

A GALA DAY.-All tie dags in Stsil.
ACORN vsrs thrown e The breeze last
Monday. The occasion Of this demon.
stration and the joy accompanying i.
was the coming into port Of the steamer
s L Aastick having in tow the bark
Mary Glorer. thithsr bound for cargo
OF piles. Sail vessels Of deep water
size are seen 1t Sseiiscoom only once in
four or Eve years. aad, whsn seea. The
most i aasds Of the; 800
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-07

BAY. Cl4llsn selzsy, II. r
-@a-s Ton March. 1850: