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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

BMTIsH COLUMBIA SALMON. The
Coionist says OF SkesnA river: The run
Of salmon IN this river has bsen unpre.
cs.ientediy large. the fish being 81 very
hns qusli,y AID fully equal to ANY
taken in Columb,s river. The Inves-
nsss esnnsry afforded employment to
"a Indian 6sher,seu. II Chinese solder
ere aud 20 Indian women shoss dnty
vas tn make nets and Gal cana. 90 an
average the establishment put up $50
cases per day. this total yield being up.
wards of 10. 900 rnsss end 800 barrels
Of salt salmon. The Nstlskstlah ana
For simpson Indiana proved them
selves very industrious lsborsrs and
gave their employers grs.ter sa,isfac :.
ton than during ~ny previous season
The Aberdeen csnuesy. situated on the
same river. Is running TO its full extent
aud IL prs.snt sntici pations are realized
will put up i0.0W caass aud quantity
Ut .slt salmon. The majority Of this
establishments f-aermsn are white
men who have b..en sc'ively employed
tnrous hou, the season and wall cam lets
thsir labors In the course of few days
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

FoR TINE NoRrRKhN PACIFIC. Yes.
tsrd'y there lsit the city party al
transfers With fourteen wsgosa and iS6
head II stock for The Hoe Of the Moth
sru PAcido near Spohsn. They come
from the Central Pacific road and sdviss
al not ncoms By the Stake river ro0as.
~ there have besn o.. O0O head al cattle
driven slong the river. Who have eatsn
every particle Of feed. The foreman
Of the gang reports that there will be
another party here in ! fev d~ys boand
for the same destination with 900 head
II stuck - w W Statesaaa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
PACIFIC COAST srEA MsmsP cow.

The steamers Of this Coopany will
hereafter aail from San F,sucisco q
follow: Fer Vbtnris. British Colum-
bia and Puget Sound ports. on the 10th,
10th and 30-h of each mouth. The
steamships CITY of Chester add Idshs
viii run the came - the Pacific Mail
CompAnys s'eamers have heretofore
The Chester vii leave on the 10th Of
August and the Idsho on the 2Oth.
These Vessels will carry Her Majesty Z
mail and Wells, Fargo & &c q express.
For rates Of freight. passage or other
particulars. apply To
II. L. TrBBALs.
G~Der.l Agent for Puget Sound.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

jupes Races "A gentleman in thu.
sity fvc~ised LETTER from sh~ v~rsstils
Jssgs Isaac h.egs. ~ha saisurn-d here
fs ,na-. dasinx the present scsssu.
greatly to the .letri,nent cf eosn~ u 6iu
clients and irienda. He u nos ia Cal
ifornia, aud states thst be hes entered
The canvass fur Hancock and English
and has little doubt of bis ability 10
carry the Gnldsn State for the Demo.
cfssic candidates.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

PLEASANT PABTr.-Ths ball given
at Squire's Op.r. House OH Friday
evening. by the humorous friends Of
Capt. II. q. Mor.c. and officers Of the
Dakota. was a brilliant and enj ,yable
affair The atieniAnoc vas good nany
of.our older ci,ixsos. Who SELDOM ut
tend parties, bring :.rssent. The music.
furnished by Prof BrothcrirDods band.
vas very fne. and nothing Sh~teser
occurred to mar the pleasure III the
ball. Capt. Morse wishes rs to express
his sincere thanks to the trisnds who
were foremost In preparing 90 spprecia
able compliment to himself and other
officers Of the ship
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
DuwAAraH DxLroArss-Tsoable ~

DuwAMIsH DELEoArxs- Tsoahle vAa
hal 10 the Republican primary for Do-
vanish precinct six weeks ago. the re-
sah being the breaking up at the meet.
.aS. Anoshsr meeting vas held yes
usiay. with little or no better result.
ssa sets Of delegates being chossa, %
s ,osiiosE ] Horton. r Stearns. Fl II
As'lsr and J 8 Dudley comprising ons
~ and y l. Csvanaugh. u Mckinley
3 Clark and ] Mitchell the okkss.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
TuE CARBON RiyEH Coal NINE "A

TuE CARBON RivEH Coal NINE "A
well informed gsi ieman states that Mr.
Chandler. IL the Carbon River coal
mine. will sl,Ostly put the steamer Em.
pire on the route between Puget Sound
and San Francisco. for the transporta-
tion Of the prodacs Of bis mine 70
market. He will also put anosheF
steamer on the rAtus Pouss, and run .
regular line Of colliers. Il 10 elso said
the Pacific Coast steamship Company
will take two loads Ut coal ssch month
from the Carbon River mine. instead Of
ct Nanaimo.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

MUSICALS Cnxrxs.-Hr. P. Blank
holm will be in seattle in 9 few dsys,
bringing With him . dns lot Of imported
violins. accord~oas and other nusicAl
uerchaadisa. Lessons gisen % ths
yiolia. sosu
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

FoR SAN FaAScIsco. The Pacific
Mail Steamship Dakota will leave Yes.
i.r's wharf for San Francisco AT 3 this
morning, taking AS follows Passen-
sers--Mrs y NJ Mack and two children.
Mrs r A Swan. J H Fish. Mrs Dimes.
Mrs NJ Morris aud child. Mrs U w
Cnrrier aud two children. Miss Eta
LAWN. q Packscher. r II Clifford and
wife. Mas Clifford. n clifford. Mics
Hawkes., II GARRISON. Martin Bulger.
A II CAmpb.li. Chas Smith. A Pritch.
asi. u uepsber. Jas Young. jas Lapay.
X Green. wife and two chilirsn. p 3
Slack. DR. Hurry. Freight -92i3 pack
ages barrel material. 1855 pieces wood
pipe. cord maoxsnits ws,d. 36S bales
hoops, 80 bales old junk. 81 packages
merchandiss. is kegs beer. 10 bales
pelts. o bales deer skins, % dry hides.
2S3 green hides. 80 empty kegs. %
bales wool. 0 barrels oil. ~ cases CLAIMS.
l piAno. 100 tons wood bolts. package
ceih. $3.50 81.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

Inislrr CHURCH. leventh Sunday
s.lss Trinity. Hours 81 divine ssrsies
A.. and I pm. Sunday school =
3 s'elock. 4 cordial iavitattsa =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

SoxsrMua Ngw.-Stra ubersy. choc-
olase, csroasut and maple CREAMS, VA
fsrs, cherry tsify and orsngs fcndans
aud opera earauels II the Bureau.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

To Lxr.-A front roo9. over Sander
sons grocery slos. lately occupied By
Dr.. Baeley. Apply 10 T. n. 0uye.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
Coon TEMPLAR .PicSIc. Seattle
Lodge ot Good Templars, BY invitation
Of Newcastle Lodre. suioyed 4 delight.

Of Newcastle Lodge. enjoyed a delight
ful picnic At Rsnton yesterday. About
thirty members LEFT here on the morn
ing train, aud al oisioek we're received
at the Renton depot By City members
from Newcastle. About twenty per-
sous from the neiehborhood joined
them. aud all repaired to the beautiful
garden Of Mr. Smith. where eight hours
we're spent. Dancing wss indulged in
by many. while others took part In
games. the tins being passsd By ell N
the most agreeable manner. Every
body who has been out TO Mr. Smiths
speaks IN terms VI tho highest praise Of
the trea. nent received. Of his sssdsn ~
. pleasure resort. etc. aud These Good
rempIsrs are NO exception To the gen.
sral rule IN this matter.
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Sunday, Aug. s. 1850.


For many favors on this trip and trips
.,syious re are indebtc to Purs.r Pat
100. Of the Dtkota
Geo B Hsnsell was msrfiei ia San
p,.ucisco 90 the 18th OF June. his wife
hing Miss Katie Rooney. Of that
city.
Harry Lord will return TO the Go.
,;ah tomorrow, this time a. Chief En-.
gipeer. 10 place Of James Griffith. re.
pred.
Miss Anna Weller is spoken # by the
steiIacoom Express Az . leading e4ndi-
date for School Superintendent II Pierce
county.
Capt Wa. Watt will hereafter pilot
P.ciic Cat steamships - be hs, pr
loted Pacific Nail stesm,hip. during
the pas. fse years.
z Fl McAlmond. james Dslgardno
and Henry AcCsss ara the only resu-
larry qualified pilots IN the Puget
Sound service at this time.
Rev J A With. the yastor. will
preach in the Baptist Church 1t II An
aud TX Pm today. Sunday scheoi 1T
the regular hour. The pablic are In
vired ~ attend.
Tue public scho.l IL Of Port Tow nssnd
will I've tsnght during the coming year
by Il G Kerr ns principal. Misc Evx
Bi2slow in charge Of the intermediate
department aud Miss Lena Saith ia
I'll .rge OF the primary School viii
open August 30th.
rhe fa-ewsiI reception given at the
residenc. III Mr. ard Mrs Oliver @
shorey. {, Ir Gif .rd aud family. who
will lave 81, tbs Dakota tbis a.ornihg
for California. was q very pleasant II
tar Many oi their frlsa1s were
use.ent, and u sociAbls aud pleasant
evening was passed.
Dexter Horton. 81 this city. 10 one OF
the Vie, Pfe.idents vi tho American
B.nkers A,seciAtion. Oregon 10 rep
resented by II W Corbett. H the Ma
tionai Bank Of Portland. ami Cslifos-
Tia by William Aivord Of the Bank NJ
California. The annual convention Of
.his A.s.a,iat,on for 1880 vail i,s held 10
tho Town Hall At Saratoga. New York.
on the 18th i2th aud 18th Of August.
Mr. Hoston will attend and participate.
WIN 4 Holland. If Ban Francisco,
has bern attached to the Geological
Survey " the United States. and gwen
q rowing commission 10 gather stats
tics and other interrogation concerning
the precious metals OF Oregon end
Washington. He came on the DA.
kot. aud will go up the Skagit 1ex'
week. Returning he will probably
visit the gold mines Of Yakima county.
The work before bin will require about
i've months time 10 complete
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

Msshersi Msshsrsi! Meshevs III
Are you disturbed at night snd
broken of your rest by . sick child suf.
feriss aud crying with tbe sxcruciatiag
pain Of quitting tecthf II ~, e. st
oncs and get bottle OF MRs. VIVA.
Lows SOOTHING SyRUP. 10 will re-
lisve ths poor lit'iesnfisrer Immediate
ly-depene upon IL; there is no mistake
about Il There IL not . mother on
earth Who has ever used il who will not
tells you q once that Il will regulate
the bowels. aud give rest 10 the mother
and relief aud health t0 the child. oper-
ating like magic. II il perfectly safe
to u.s In oil cseea spd pleas.nt 20 the
taste, and II the prescription Of one Of
the oldest and b<st female physicians
aud norscs il Che United States. Full
directions for using will aconmpsny
each bottle. None genuine unless the
fac. simile Of CuRris D PRaxlSs 10 on
The Outside wrapper. Sold BY ell
Medicine Dealers. IS cents Q bottle.
Beware al limitations.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

Ledisa vs havs nice aasogtneat q
eaaersd ssgsrs ier eahsa a. = sss
B1rean.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08

A great succ~s. IS Plumbers Oregon
hiood Purifier. Try . bottle Of IL; il
will place yea IN that cond,tirn desired
BY every onc--good health.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-08
NOTICE or SALE
REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC AUCTION.

NofIcB - skREBY GIVEN rHsf. ~ pUn.
IN susnce ~ an order q the Prcssse OuuEs q
the County cf KING and writ y % ws- b1ngsco,
made on tbs 3E-h day u Jsiy. 4 d. 1esa d -
matter e the estate end guardtAasAtp Of yA0ED
MULDOON. tunAs. Tie gaSe1tan Il sid oeanD.
PatrscE C. Hay~s. viii ssii = polite sscstoa, -
sAs highest 6sddss foe cash. cola coda a ~
uaiesd usasss and snhjscs % he csaognak5oa u
The lid ProbSss Coafs.
o. saturday. ~ sssh day - Asgasa.
lsss. ~ s'eloek P.A,
In srons q De cpsstresa of sa1a PsoAs1s osast.
in she ely AZ sssrtis - ~ eeesay q KinG all
the riehs title, fnessuse and seesoe - IL sd
Jsnes nufdcoa, 81 H. egenss - ~ JoDoo U0b
dosa - aDA - ell ~ e9sstn lce. veseo - -.
esl of ian1 stssaAs. lytDg ssd hetaa = - ~
county af Elne ~ Ieu3susyof wmh1nQ1sn. -
passtealariy assrsibsa = feliowA - N.
II sooeAvssk Q1nEess - - ssatAease eoasea
lSWh - oIkl - 0sse1D tAres. O. fsUusAtp
susaSy.tvo Cal naEsh. - sunoD fo1s tsl - =
resas anA eoaAf11eas - oa1e-uaeA,
epId eofn e ~ Un1oa1 osn1nA - - pe1A - u
dsy q saae. Uubbsee = - eso0EunoD1o 81 -
ga Pfoaa6s Csnr1 Do = - e&Dns - -
ssaitis. =. r. ysly -. 4 p. -
THOMAS DC1Kx
ysdes q - Prsesa oDas - Kna eguney.
ty3l-vA Washtnoon 1szseesy.
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An |. ssus street preacher ct Denver
sns aged because his bearers we're disrs
sp@c,ful. drew katie lid ki.let to-
Of n e,s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Table showing Policies written
Insurance Companies doing cafoniacaforni
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
REprELLcIN DLSTRLcr MEETINGS

The Id Assembly District Republican Asso-
cinou met TIL, sduy evening atNO. 46G Pcar~t,WliIm
f. Kaynmngh presiding. Tho amcndmcn Exchanging tho
hour OF opening thu polls at primary elections from
=. ~. TO 3 p. NJ, was adopted
regular meeting OF the TIA Assembly District Re-
publican Association, ~ which Charles y. Tlintor IA
president aud James H. Johnson secretary, was held IN
Science Hal, nj No. Ill Egith-St., Tuesday evening
Twcntyihrcc new members were enrolled, and twenty
I've name, we're proposed FOR membership Fur names
were dropped, the investigating committee having re-
ported that these persons had been dc,cctc IA the act OF
corresponding with The enemy. The amendment to open
The pills at primary elections AT . Instead OF D. in.'
WAS adopted.
4 meeting Of the XXlIll Assembly District Rcpnb
can A-surution Of which II. Welsh pre- sdcut aul /. :
IL Compi sccretary, met Tuesday nign II No 100 last
Onr-hundrrd and twenty -iiitlist About zoo mcmwrs
If the ussOcut"n were present. SXty-thFrc new mem
brts were voted ana eight names we're proposed Tor
membership. resolution was Passed directing the
election msppcurS 81 the association t. open the polls
for the primary elections at p. ~. instead Of r. H.
ns has been the custom hitherto On motion OF F. Ray
mond II was decided to present thr u mes or Donald
McInnp, David f. Potter W.T. Gran. IL B"canncn, w. h.
Crash to the Police Board rs suitable committee 10
take charge Of the elections In the various dISiIciS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
BASEBALL NOTES.

Calvin, the pitcher of the League Buffalo
Club season. who has been playing IN san Francisco
for the past six months will again play with the Buff
falos. lie left San Francisco Wednesday, and Will
Join the club at Cincinnati next week.
meeting of delegates from the amateur association
clubs OF Brooklyn will be held this evening in the Name
lees Club The clubs will play for the cham
ship of Prospect Park
The first game of the championship series between the
Cincinnati and Cleveland clubs played at Cincinnati
Yesterday. Tn game was the most closely contested
one PLAYED the grounds this season, and resulted in
favor OF the Cincinnati Club by score OF too.
The first Boston and Worcester game was Pt0ppad at
Worcester yesterday during the second inning by
To-day, the Chicago and Buffalo Clubs Will play at
Chi ago the Cleveland aud Cincinnati Clubs at Cincn-
natl the Boston and Worcester Clubs at Boston, and the
Providence and r5NY Clubs OF Providence,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
SEEKING TO ANNUL 4 RAILW4Y CHARTER.
PROCEEDINGS ON ACCOUNT OF THE INSOLVENCY
OF TIE STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.

PROCEEDINGS ON ACCOUNT OF THE INSOLVENCY
OF THE STATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.
Hamilton Ward, as AttOrney-Gcneral, has
brought an action in the Supreme Court the OF
the people, against Staten Island Railroad Company
to have 1t dissolved and its charter annued Tho
plant states that tho company was organized In
March, 1858, to carry railroad from the eastern
shore OF Staten Island between Quarantine and Clifton,
10 O point tho island opposite Aulboy; also to
run ferIYboats from NcwYOrK connecting with the
railroad Tie company built and operated this line I'M
til September. 1872. when It became iGsolvcnt sus.
pended its ordinary business and surrendered all its
rights and privileges to others 1t has since failed to
elect or officers to exercise Its franchises
Upon this complaint and upon ailldavits an injunction
was obtained restraining alleged creditors Of the
pany from carrying on legal proceedings against 1t u-
i'll tue suit should ne determined. William BrOadhurst,
one these creditors applied before Justice Donobuo
"a Chambers to have the injunction so modified as 10
omit him from its restraining provisions, He sued fOr
$780, 900 damages for injuries suffered from the expo
sion of tho boiler OF OF the defendants slcambOar.
He is an old man. and urged that speedy trial was me-
cssary. Justice DonOhue, in denying the motion yes
terday The whole matter may be disposed OF 80
easily bv the appointment OF receiver that do not
think the Injunction should be modified"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
RESULTS or EATING DISEASED PORK

In the suit brought by Mrs. Eliza Grrifclt
ocalnst Figg6 Brothers. the Brooklyn city Court to
recover damages the loss of her husband aud he:
own sickness, caused by eating ham alleged to have
brru flied with trchlt Il, d. William Madden, WHO
attended Mrs Grct:c aud her family during their sick
moss testified mt length In regard to the disease Of
rchinolis He saId that tho trchiLD alive when
the autopsy Of GIcclts body was made scycial days
after hts death, and that arSr numbers OF them hal
hprn dcyclop.l. The average product % single
rtchipa waa ab0ut 900. For the defence, Dr. Atwood
Of Chicngo testified TINT trichnn were generally round
I'm trnlcrluu but he had known tine parasites 10 Oc H.
truducrd into the human system Il rough tho eat
ing of celery and lettuce Wien food was properly
roOkcd tr,chinr could not exist Dr. Billings, u Vccr-
mary surgeon OF Boz ton, stated that he had examined
. 500 sw Inc, AMI found that In Il contain ii trtnir
ham containing trirliniB should IT, hUCd four hours
IN order destroy The para utrs Oh rc7 Flc-c ON" or
The rlruuntS testified that lac bought the best PORK he
conld mad IN the market, smoked his hams carefully
and took every prrcaltOn.
(,uuscl will Up the ease to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
pER1rs OF OCEAN TRAVEL.

Thu cantoin Of fine steamer +. c. knight, which
arrived Yesterday from Georgetown, D, c., reports
that on tuesday evening one and half m. miles ess Se
low Wolf Trap Light Chesapeake Bay; t4s vTSssl
tom ton :. c. for Baltimore. Both vessels lost their
bowspris and headgear, end received other da I'M
Schooner attempted to cross the steamers bow
The captain of the Dutch bark ZweryeT,o dr9 ON
London reports that on April Is in latitude 80 ~
norfh longitude 100 Al west he communicated
with the Italian bark Angela. from MOntevideO for
Falmouth, with bulwarks stove, boats washed dS'd
away and other damage done by recent gales. Inc
captain had been washed overheard and two sea-
men badly injured by the heavy seas. ,..
The log of the steamship State of Georgia when t
arrived from Glasgow yesterday. shows that on SAT-
nrdav last in latitude 40 90 north, longitude 49,
IOI west eight large icebergs were seen WITHIN 9
distance of thirty miles. A dense fog preVaileu
both before aud after the icebergs were SEEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
RESULTS OF THE PATERSON RIOT.

William DalZell, the man who shot ana KIIieu
John Joseph Van Houten on Sunday morning, May
2, was arraigned before Judge Dixon at Paterson
Yesterday. on an indictment charging MN WIN i
was fixed at $40, 900. A motion fora foreign jury
to try the case in Passac County Will DO argued on
Nav 3D. DalzcIl was taken back to jail. lie eX-
poets to secure bail to-day.
Edward Van Orden was arraiRned IN the same
court ON charge of having engaged IN the rioI
which followed the shooting of Van Houtcn. II IS
alleged that he was an intimate friend of Van
HOuten's, and that he was very active IN the dem,
onstrations against Dalzel. Van Orden pleaded
not guilty, and was rcmanded to the County JAN
in default of 81, 800 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
SHOT IN SEEKING REVENGE.

William Keheer. age twenty-sx years, of 15l2
LeOnard-st., was shot yesterday afternoon by John
Lane. youth Of nineteen years. In front OF tho lat
.ters home, No. Is Baxter-st. Keheler, who has
been in prison. recently Quarrelled with q young
man named Mack who boards with Lanes mother
and was worsted. In revenge he prOcured'a war
rant for Macks arrest and Mrs. Lane offered TO give
bail Keheler threatened 10 " get square" with Mrs.
Lane by beating her son. Yesterday young Lane
stood talking to friend named OROurke when
them. Michael struck Lane and William drew o
pistol IN sefdefence, i is alleged, Lane then drew
arevolver and fred. Tho bullet struck William
Vincent's Hospital and his life is in danger. Lane
AanaOed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
UNITED ACTION.
TIE PROHIBITION OF MILITARY MARCH,.
ING ACROSS THE NLAGARA FOOT.
BRIDGE. FEARS THAT THE CON
BLNED TREAD WOULD PRECIP.
TATE THE STRUCTURE
INTO THE RIVER.

SOME PROOF OF THIS, AND HOW 1T Is CAUSED
Above the suspension foobrse which spans the Ns.,,a
river below the falls has been placed an no scr
bidding any military or other body individuals marching
across the structure The strong enough "a
all who crowd upon It combined power nj un,,
Seps wond sway the elegant wire causeway from its moo,
ngs ami precpitate into the river This tna
OF united and harmonious action true in the
phyca world as well as In the material Combined powers
VIII destroy while united harmonious action win suc
cessfuy resist 40 illustrate; II such important parts Of the
BODY as The liver and kidneys harmonious WORKING
orucr health Is almost certain to be the result These two
organs constitute the workshop the system The refining
purifying and femparDg labor done by them and when
they harmonEe the unhappness OF disease rarely comes
unfortunately they do not commonly work In union
when either tho positive pole Of the bat
terry deranged the current when either
or kidneys are out Of order the march Of disease TO
question naturally arises how this to be avOided
The answer simple BY Keeping both liver kidneys In
assistance the hver vefY many the Kidneys but
Only has any scsnne been found Which
C&rs o SS e sqs which ss
r ANA Uo @ C acs q S Ss a.
entire system and drives away the assde pres
season often brings There thousands people in
have had ther health restored BY grs modern remedy
ease BY using il freely Read the following testimony from
Dr.. d. W. Bartne:
GENTLEMEN, Some three months found myself suf.
reliable tes found albumen in the urine and In some sghs
In instances In coa9ulael state.
from drOpsy particularly about ankles slight pains
tho Kidneys arrangement digestion
skim times thirst gradual failing
Of strength This about the state of things
menced using Warmers safe Kidney and LiveI Cure too
found all my symptoms decidedly improved aud the end OF
two weeks Il difficult to detect trace of albumen.
Havlne mprudently taken cold had slight relapse
weeks ago when began using the medicine again,
and am now as well as evei. -
D. w. BARTINE. N. D.. d. d.
Life rs the precious thing all the world heahis
To both manknds ei and there
Is nothing which more enectualy than Warmers safe
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and by the people and for sale by druggss In all ars Of tho
world. 1t Is the embodiment of united action.