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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and lnhaling the noxious impu-
rites generated by Catarrh. POISON not alone The
nasal ORGANS, but the stomach and lungs No
merely LOCAL remedy, like douches and insOiuble
snrfs, can possibly reach or eradicate the virusnt
sFort'lcs of Catarrh- This fact explains the won
derfui cures effected by DR. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULAIIVK treatment The elements
uEed by him ABSORBED by the mucous mem .
brane throughout the syste u and form q CONSTR
ICI1ONAL Ne we'll as local anttdote, AZ certain to
CURE CATARRH, IS vaccine virus Is to prevent
Small FOX. Its nnDrecedeQted sale with unsolc-
tied testimonials from many thousands Who at
ALL eIh6fS Of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful rtmedy, establish beyond con-
tradicton. The fact that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARBH CURE is the most important medica
discovery since vaccination. REV. G. Fl. TAYLOR
l40 Nob.e street, brooklyn. writes "One packaze
produced radical cure" 1T entirely cured a
member Of my family Vho had suffered from Ca
tsr-h for 40 years" J. ID. MCpoSAID TO Broad
way. N Y: 1T cured me after doctoring for
nearly 50 years" Mrs. EMMA O. HoYEs, 50 W.
Washington Place, y. T.: II can speak for SEVEN
members Of n family who have used it with great
benent bEV. W ri. SCsSER. Frederick Nd. :
Everybody troubled with Catarrh as 1 was
should Use t." MARY A. RASKEg, 49i y. Clark
street, Chicago. ILL.,. For six years did not
breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De
Meyers Cat8rrh Cure F" Mrs. NJ. E. SHENgY 3o22
Sarah street, ST. Louis, Mo-: at gave me instant
relief" Z. CRANz, Atlantic Hotel Chicago.
1t restored me TO my ministerial labcrs' Rev
6Ro- A bIEs, CobblesEil, n. T.. 1T relieved me
CT great Pclypus W. II. TRUEsDELL, NJ. D.,
Kim. H., &c. &c, 10 &c. DIR. Wei De Meyers
TREATISE" 10 mailed FREE His "CURE,i In
DELIVERED TO any address. by d 3. Dewey & DO
40 Dey St.. n. Y, At 81 so complete. noy3 40
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LOST AND FOUND.

OSI.December 6. 1889. Roman God II 'op
IL EARRING with turQuoie e setting. lperai
reward viii be giyen to the one leaving il at LANS
BORGR'S CARPET Store. It,
I OST-On Tuesday evening. December 9TH. b.
II tween National Theater and st, by vsy OF
Pa. ave. and 18th st.. Lsdy's plain Gold CROSS.
The finder will be regarded by leaving same at
Perry's, cor. Pa ave. and eth st. decs-2t
Gl9 RkwARD.-Lost on 9Th e., between + ana
I'd sfs.. or +, between 9Th ami I'd SITS northwest
a small Or raj and Gold CROSS, with initials en-.
sraved. Return 10 q. JAY CHAPMAN, 9il Penna
ave. decS- 2ts
EFT IN LADIES' ROOM. Senate wing of Inc
.Csy itol the 9th inst, Pearl aud Silver OPERA
GLASS. Gait Bro. trademark. and letters NJ K
II. Finder will please return to DIR. T. b. HOOD
Pension Office. and receive suitable reward. S-3t
r OsT Oh sTRAYRD FROM MY PRsNT3T9
II on The night OF De seInber z, large Blaca and
White COW, With horns. Any one returning or
giving any information so I can zet her viii IA
suitably rewarded. GEO. b. TURT0N. No. zoos
X street northwest. decS- 9rs
WoNDERYUL,-cabinets, % per dozen: cards.
w 81 Per dozen: large Tintypes Sec {: iS litfle
Pictures. 25o. BLACKLIDGKS GALLERY. ssT
Pennsylvania ave.. bet. ~ and 9th SITS deci -i2t.
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uLsTeRETTes,
| JACKETS
ooLMANs
| AT VERY LOW PRICES.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
| We have now ready for inspection large and
most choice selection of BOOKS and FANCY
| GOODS for Holiday Gifts, consisting in part of
| Family and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books and
Hymnals Standard Books in Poets In all
| styles Of binding. Illustrated Books, JUVENILE
| Books an endless 7rof,tsion. Christmas Cards In
great variety, Papeteries, Writing Desks Dressing
| Cases, Leather Goods, Olive wood Goods, Bronze
Inkstands, Toy Books and Games for the little
CALL AND SELECT BEFORE THE CROWD
PRESSES.
WIN. BALLANTYME 4 SON,
| deco AS 9TH street
T w. BOTELER 4 SON,
Have Opened Large Stock OF
DINNER, DESSERT AND TEA SERVICES,
PLATED GOODS. CUTLERY.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
Aud a beautiful Assortment OF Useful and Orna.
mental Goods suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
j. w. ROTELER 4 SON.
IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, &C.,
dec1-l2t 823 Penna. Avenue.
r w. sCHAEFEB.
1850 eth Street Northwest.
LEADER STUDENT LAMP. Nickel Plated, g.
LATEST IMPROVED NICKEL PLATED GER
NAN STUDENT LAMP, IS.
THE SAME IN BRASS, $3.50.
ROGERS BROS. TRIPLE PLATED KNIVES,
SIS Per Dozen.
BEST ENGLISH IRON STONE CHAMBER SET.
TRIPLE PLATED oAsToR. CUT BOTTLE. $3.50.
GOOD HOLIDAY GOODS.
sasHs HszgHH
ELS i uRAy E6BEs. B aafps GAR
B9 aSb R RibINA
prices at the practical and old I NJ 10"
TRUNK AND HARNESS FACTORY OF
JAMES 8. T0PHAN.
425 9TH ST.. East Side.
dec1-1m Joining Odd Fellows Hall.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HARRIS T. sHAFER,
JEWELERS.,
HIS Pennsylvania avenue,
Call attention to their large assortment Of fine Dia-
monds Watches and Jewelry. Of the latest styles;
Clocks. Joseph Rodgers Sons English and ROC
ers Bros' American Table Cutlery. Brass wall
additions received daily and no advance In our
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
SSoyEHs s. tkS al snSsoiasFsd Se o.
Er FsPER hEr 6sRp RHb
CIGAR CASES.
Elegant assortment OF LADIES' NECKWEAR,
HEkS6 Gfo KRIS and
HOODS OF superior elegance ct
MRS. SELMA RUPPERTs.
sos 9th street.
noy29- 22t Opp. Patent Office
MALAGA GRAPES.
nrruusc prapo
NEW BUCKwHxAT.
GOLDEN SYRUP,
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs.
New Goods arriving every day.
Visit to our establishment is requested.
b. W. REEDS SONS,
importers E and Deslsrs In Table Lu1uriss. Staple
novE 1910 + street northwsst.
TABLE CUTLERY. sI.aTs DW wkEiE.
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At GEO. WATTS'S HousRFuRN1sHINe aropr
noy2z- In 3l4 9TH ct, five doors above Pa ave.
JAPANESE GOODS
large and well assorted stock ef
GENUINE JAPANESE GOODS.
TO BE SOLD AT Low RATEa, at
MAJORS DBUG STORE,
mas In Corner 9TH and H SITS. northwest,
WAToHEs.
Our assortment Of AMERICAN and FORgJaN
WATCHES is very large, and includes ali the
newest styles and Sizes 80 'ne
Our WATCHES are warranted and are sold at
very low prices. Wv VA" -
N. W. GAIT, BRO & CO.,
JEWELERS. AND SILvERsMITHS
Fuhs' FuRsu
Our Stock Of Ladies' SEALSKIN GARMENTS
Sin CIRCULARS and DOLMANS, at October
- The recent advance in FURS has not been added
R ssEEAALs 81 lI MUFF. HATS, GAPS and ruR
"ILLETT 4 RUOFF,
novlS.1m 900 PennsyIvaaIa avenue.
p ARE BARGAINS
IL IN SEWING MACHINEs.
6sw>r-~
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THE TRADES.

ROoKBINDING-The LYoErr BINpEKY employ
- nrSt class Workmen. and turns out superior
work I IL one Of the oldest establahm ents In The
city. lola Pa. ave.. Sd floor. octt
GIBSON BROTHERA
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB rRINTKHR
10l2 pennnyivAniA ave-, Washington. do:
- Zine Printing Q Specially.
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QulLEUrx ITEMS. "A Quileuts core.
spondsut ef the Argus sshds that
iourusl infosussios - Solloss: Three
carpenters are ~ vosk ~ 3. BAxtss's
store. IL y ssssly 6sislssd. JeAa J.
Sutherland b buildipg Q hoass % his
claim on Lake prairie. Mr.. 8sthsr-
land says the lake shnusds With ssv
species Of ash resembling salmon.
Clark Davis 10 bsild,ng bssn. He
will import $40 shsep 10 ths spring.
He hss g -h fss@. end god range Of
clover for sheep. N-asss. Olnssssd.
Hill snd Petersen. Of White sisss. arc
here looking fn land - tsests. They
Say some mhrrs will follow. They
came over the trail froa Pysehs; ssw
80 sik, kiilsi Gus. Beers have injsrsd
the oct esop Of the Psllsa Bras also
II CLARK Davis. A fsv sheep have
ls<n killed By the pssshsss. Capt.
Munsos 10 expected soon Nth lead of
lumber and freight ios Qail~sss. Yiss
n.sa sss cessisg here lsoo 0ssrgiA-
Cnpt. ~Auuros wsll bring s9o AZ three
isssilics and their effects 10 Quileats
TOR tN. Gsasse ere plentiful. salmon
viIl - sbasdsnt 10 Octol'ss: sIso sssss
and ducks.
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Eighty nine il tss numbsr of pupils
sou in attendance Of ths Territorial
University. -Four nsw ooss vsss sdded
N the roll this week. Ose hupdssd
vill probably b reached bsfers ths
tsrm's end.
According 10 the Port Townsend
Argus the avmili . Port Lsdisv will
have aldsily capacity. ~hsn work noe
10 hand 10 completed. u 3D0. 900 fset 81
lumber. Il ssyE The Pusss MiIl
Company will here realize the proud
bosst Of having the largest ssvnill In
the world. The work 81 pssting in
foaDAstioe. baiidise whsrves. &c.,
goes 90 slowly"
Elsewhere will be found uoties Of
the death Of Mrs. r. b. MAstick. q
Port Discovssy. % che i1sh last. Mrs
Msstick. before her ssssris9s. IVES Niss
Emma brsckstt. Of San Frspciseo, ssd
% such wss veil known q one Nc two
places on the Sospd visited b her.
She was . mose sstimabls lsdy. end her
many friends will b deeply grisvsd q
her antimsly end, Her bsdy 10 bsipG
taken TO Sen fssscssss On The ship
War Hawk, fos intssnsnt there
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Tn 0Arxoy CAvrr.r.-An rrrrr..

TIE SALMON CAxuHnY.-An lyrYr.
LIeIxcER rsportes. IN coepssy With
Aessrs wa Msydesbsusr and r z
01nds. aid viss - The sslnoa can.
pssy aefoss TIE bay. II vhikA Mr. Go
Z Nysss d Sapsrissssdest and Q large
shareholder. TIE casnery IL supplied
vith 6sh caught By 0seek nsharnss
and Indiass neas the head Of the bay.
The ruliag psios hes bees I've eents
per 6sh. bot owing - the saosncss
supply the prizes has besE cut down to
three esnts Per salmon. TIE Indisos
ere on . seriks sgsinse the reductions.
bat the eannssynss get ell they nerd
frca The white 1shaewss. They are
= psssset usisg shous 25OO sslaou Der
day. whish b sufBeiess Tor 1900 esns.
Ar Myers took ~ psrsy through the
work. s1p,ainisg every brssch VI the
basiasss. which h uodsestands 10 rer-
lection. The osis bsdy Il lAbossrs ere
Ctisoss. seos II v3oo hevs b-sa in
his employ fesr o. Eve years. and have
become vesy expert q the various
essnchss q to 6usisess. The fish arr
Era tsksa 10 hssd b. . Mongoliss whe
sesods b. long tsbls and cuts OF
their hsa6s. ass cod giis sod rips them
sp~n. thriving cut the essssils; thsy
are then sAovsd isso . ssis vstss beth.
fsOo which tbsy are taken and scrspsd
By smother Chissman. who 1t once
puts then 4into . fresh v.tsr bath.
fro1 which thsy ere taken and placed
In cnttiag osshios which slices them
into piscss the proper length 70 dit in
the cans. Thsss pieces are result With
knives. snd taken in charge BY the
gang engaged in 6ilisg the cans. After
esing psopssly Gllsd saA elsansd the
hssds are soldsged on the cans, end
they ere thsa subjsctsd tsa tspsd bath
70 - u the csos sss oil secure. II
they sss MT. bubbles will ct oGce
asiss. vhse ths detective cans are ~
eocs tsbsa en- sad ssnt back TO the
soldssrrs Tor sspaiss. Ths perfect cans
ere plsosa IN sssys which ere lowered
With psilsys inso . cAsldroo OF boiling
salt water. where they remain for ga
hour. Frem here they sss taken and
sitsr cooling awhile. are placed In =
fresh wster tank. who're they are again
boiled for some tine. and sgsin sspp<t,
IN order 20 sscsstsin 10 the cans are
skill SQUAD. II found oil right. they
are packed away rssdy for labelling.
Tbs cans are I'll na1s In she caapery
from sheet tin. snd the rspidity Nth
which they Srs sssds il somsthing &C.
touishinG. The eotn snnv And their
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

A PionssR 6usP-Sspt. 18th vas
ths thirsy.arss aasivsrsaey of the
arrival Of ths ship Charlstss from
Bsseon. The Checklists lsls Bostoa on
ihs 9Th OF Mach. 1870. and made the
psssaee il i96 days. OF shoss who
csas oct u this ship may b mentsou-
I'd J. p. 3. Wentworth, Thsoas
Stevenssa. George Lampson and Hsnsy
@. 4ansis. vho are nov reeidents Of
THE CITY. The Charlotte YES IN Rio
jaooaEo h April 1919. when the
sleseser 0sssess arrived ou her vsy "a
this post. oAs as N Valparaiso Ia
July u company ~ah many California
bond ses.eis. Bat Tee OF tAs
psssnesrs u sAs Gu .si..sts are known
~ b olive. CArasseas.
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4 Fra. "A b.ra b.lossias 10 : II.

4 Fias "A bara bslosging 10 Ne.
Lsoassd. ssas Fssspsss, ". 3. was
totally Destroyed y Gre . vssk ase
issf Moudsy night. h the bsss vsss
toe epsing wsgoss tsss ~ vAisA vas
save61 = 1ars wsges, ~ hsssss, $500
hay. grain. eta. ell 81 which vses CO.
sssssd. Ne Lsoaes1 80 hae . nev
snssAs, having latsly hosgAt to plses.
aud his loss Hsssly ruins hin. TIE len
10 ea1lnstsd q el0oo. 90 which thsss
vas 10 issassncs.
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The meteor which sstonished Macoa.
Ga . few nights ago was found em-
beddsd in the forks Of . tree several
miles from town. Il seemed to have
fallen with great forcs, barying itself
20 deep In the tree that il bad 70 be cut
out With On axe. The meteor 10 about
tho siss Of . meas hesd. and 10 IN
smstgamstiou Of iron and stone.
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The sct OF putting lead pencil to
the tongue - oct IL just before writing.
shich vs notice 10 80 many people. Is
one Of to- oddities Tor which il 10 hard
to give any resssss --urIess u began in
the days when lead penci!s we're poorer
than nov. ssd Vas csntinued b. EXAM
pie into the next generation.
A l.si psncil should ssver be vet.
Il hsriens the lead and ruins the pencil.
This fact 10 known TO newspaper men
end stenographers. Bot nearly every
o0s else does vet pencil before using
10. This fact vas definitely settled By
. newspaper clerk awsy down East.
Beng Of . mathematical turn Of
mind. he a. efts,n<d BY actual count
that Of so persons whs came into his
Office % write m advertisemeat og
church notice. - get . p~sc,l 10 their
months before using it. Now tniscler
siways used the best Of peacils. cher
Thing . good one With something Of
the pride soidi-r feels in his gun or
sword and it hurts bis feelings n have
bis pencil sposisd- Bat politeoess and
business considerations require him to
lnss his pencil scores Of times every
day. And often after it had been vet
sutil il was bard snd brittle aud refused
to mark. his feelings would osefpows
hin
Finally be git sspe cheap p~nciis
and sh-rpso.d them. and kept them 20
81. 49, -, - 90 Up
br.sth suae.t of onion, and vhi,kev
He held the point in his mouth and
soaked II for several minutes. while be
MAS torturiog himsslf in the effort tn
write IN advertisement for . missing
bulldog
Then . sweet looking young lady
came into the office. with lid gloves
that buttonsd halt the length Of her
arm. She picked up the same old
pencil aid pressed il TO her dainty lips
preparatory TO writing an advertise
msnt far lost bracelet. The clerk
would have stayed her hand. even At
the rig of bnx ut the best pencils
Fsbrr cstervd. but he wss too late.
Aud thus that pencil passed from
mouth TO mouth tor week. Ii vas
sucked by people OF all ranks and
stations. and all degrees of cleanliness
snt aDclesnlinsss. But We forbesr
Surely no one who reads this will ever
again vet . issd pencil. ,
-~~> = =
TKouBLEs or NkwspAPsR Max
I'd ..-;.h of III. po,,,.a p..u-,:.
1850" !,
mas oeA AFTER re"msster Cole ana
editor Scott with sharp stick OF late
Mr. Cole abused him on the streets las,
Saturday. aud little later Mr. Scott
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SaiPsuILDfSo AT Poxr LUDLOW

SaiPsuILDfS0 AT Poxr LUDLOW
The p. r. Argus Gays: I'm Port Lad.
Low Ne f"aad- ths shipysrd a tbs Hall
B,o.. sssas Of activity. 1'ws vessels
on tbe slechs we're appsosching con.
pletioa: sns OF them. . handsoms pilot
schooasr. u ssssIy ssady N launGh--
sbe othss. beadsiful plsssors yseAt.
showed ~ consly Dimensions 70 gQoA
sdvsntags. The heel Of third vesssl,
. barksatine lt0 fess long. hsd alrsa3y
been laid. end. sltnasthss. The piscs
wore . business lits aspect. In The
shipysrd ws SEQ curious lsb0s saving
machine as work. band saw that l.
ussd 10 cutting ship timbess Of ell con-
esivshls shapes. The Hall Brother
ere baildins ~ business here that y
truly rsmsskahls."
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4 vAluA.I. Tos-A isaene.. Z

4 vALuAsL. Tok-A js1ensss ~
tfsSo II favor Of The plaisti6 90 sss-
dxsa = IL issA iasinne b . issy y
Jades &imends's Court u eAa FsAa.
sieoA u ths cAss q AsdssW Hobeetsoa
~ JsAa xeat1sld md slhess. 10 -
eOsss 90, 900 daUagss t. ~ loss e =
10 easssa b The fsll q pisca q -.
shiaesy Wills sslosding Tie sasee a.
" hask Eseah Talbee = ~ post 81
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

DIrTkAR PowDER-Ths champion
shotgun and ride powder of the world.
Very little rscoil aSd report. birth or M
smoke. 1000 shots hrad without ~rping
the gun. 1t improves by age. If vet.
il 10 easily driei and IS good - before.
Price reasonable.
sl0d&w r. W. " usrHorY. Agent.
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NssAsis's snaa,iisis l.iecsie..

Nichels's snsailibls lajecsies.
Gusnssesst 20 cnre prompsiy ss4a I<r-
nisLcntly every case a. ~Gssnsflltes.
Glcet aud whit~a. no matter OF bow
long 81 ending. Il dw eotions are followed.
IatsraAl medicine not recommended al
nscsssary. 4 cnrs guaranteed q nonsy
refunded. fos sais by N T. Cody 4
Co.. Wholesale end setAil druggists. Se-
attls, W. r.
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FSsm 3kAosT. Some perfume doss
from the 0tagis report things laskins
up there iitsls. Bedrock hss bsss
struck On Jask Rswlsy's elAis. snd
froa e2o 10 eJo yer day 70 shs mss
has bssa taken out sincs. Some of the
other sl1ias are payiag veg veil. haa
nothing libe ~ ahove. Tie pssseas
sbove neu4iossA sans Docs ~ NO.
piiss aed will resufs In . Nv days.
The savoili % Ruby Cisy o noe sus.
ming asd seeding IRON 500 10 500 Ssse
u lam6sr psr day. sid tss' soopasy
have lasgs osdsss sAssd. TIE eaiao
rats there fss l0mbss b 600 pss thou.
ssad. and OYER 00.000 y sirsady son.
trssord Tor q shss rsAe. Hedrsck ~
olhsr. claims will soon b. rsochsd, whea
ws hope The lag looked for nsws IL
rich.disBinss gill - sessivsd.
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Il medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible tioe and
least e1pense. n. r. Cody D ca.
dfuegisss and apothecAries. $40 nos
introducing into the market . liss Of
noo-sscret medicines lthe formula &c
the preparation Of which il published
On the wrspper.l which are desigaei
especially fur diseases peculiss 70 THE
climate. Oar prepssatio0 Of tas and
Wild cherry 10 better for eo1ghs asd
cn'ds than oerman syrup ~ any oshss
medicine Our San>parilIs fos ths
blood; orr extract at Buchu for the
kidaeys; orr Trocbss for bronchitis:
orr Soothing Syrup far children: scr
Lnzenges for worms; our Usuditaos
Powder for cattle and hon -; our -
seDee Of Pspsin fos dyspepsia. and our
various toilet propositions are the best
in use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

JusTTcE's CoURT "A case which ex.
cited some interest cAms up before G
n Botssord. Eco. ON Mondsy lsst. The
fscss sss thsss: Mr. w + Rains. Who
hvss ca Shuttlsros Bay. ovns band
Of about dosea hogs. snd hing Of
rather hungry dispGsiiios. they en-.
tered tbs garden Of Mr. Graves. who
lives In the ssns nsig hborhood. on the
2oth ALT. and rooted up aud destroyed
bic poestoss aud csbbages. Mr. Graves
being absent. the animsis bed good
tine. bat On his rsturn he secured them
10 pen. Shortly snss. Rains came
along. demanded HE property. and
tsndsssd 0rsvss the sum Of Is for ell
daaagss committed. This amount noe
bsisg dssoed sufficient. be Srfused 10
accept Il. end then ksins brought ssit
In ssplsvin for bic property. Before
HE honor the svijsnos showing that
0savss's fssss vss not sufficient. &C.
eosdiog 10 lsv. ssd pssssnted little
obstacle 10 the eoesnnce Il TIE hogs.
jodgnsat wae ssa1eesd ~ pl1inti6 for
the possessioa u shs sainals. Zee dol.
lsss dsaa0ss. asd cssts Il cult. -eesil.
seoo. Exprsss.
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Safe and profitable is tie investment
Of few bottles Of Piundrr's Oregon
Blood Purifier: safe. because it 10 .
vegetable compound; profitable. becaasa
il will disuiaish your doctor bill.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

The zkPmYn This essmsr Gill =
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

THE Boss LUNCH AND The BEET
BxKh you will slvsys end q ths
Coocordia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best of hone made. but also
the excsileat Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
bottles Boiled ham and all kinds Of
cold lunches 70 order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-09-09
Why Americans Are Frail.

Prof. David Swing says: Next to the
want OF rest and sleep as a cause of the
frail bodies to be seen throughout the
country comes a want of food. When
company comes to q farmhouse the ia
BILE presents q glorious appearance.
Chickens and preserves and pickles and
nice bread and innumerable good things
crown the board, but, let the guests go
away, and it is amazing how quickly
those good things disappear! They are
all transient. The lambs and pigs and
chickens need have no fear of harm from
the regular family. 1t is only when
company comes that any chicken need
fear for its life, or that any child need
hope for cake or pudding. The ninety
nine meals are poorly devised and exc
cuted, gulped down, and upon . basis
of salt meat and fried potatoes the hu-
man machine goes forth to work. What
is wanting at the daily table is some
times made up out of the stimulus of
tobacco and whisky. What is needed
on the farm next to plenty of sleep is
plenty of food on the table at all three
of its spreads. Fruit, bread and milk
should be fed out extravagantly, and
fresh meat, too, as often as possible.
The table and the pillow will make hap
py young farmers. Men cannot work
with profit more than ten hours day.
All efforts to do more will result in loss.
And without plenty of sleep and food
man cannot perform well his ten hours
of service. Under the influence of food
and sleep and the Ten-hour law our
skeleton-like boys and girls whose lives
are on the farm would put on flesh and
the bloom of flesh. and would have some
light in their eyes and some happiness
in their hearts.