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, 1880-05-04
LAKE. PORTS.


6psetat Dhpateh to Ths CAieaga Tribune.
CLEvRrANn, O., AiAy a.-Entered-Schoorer
NIng1.r.l, 8. ]. Tillen, Mlnnrhaha,-all orc FROM
EBcAnlba.
Cle,1rcti-propellcss Vanderbilt, ,Wavorly. Avon,
Nebraska, Chicago merchandise; Atinnt!c, 1h-
luth, merchandise; seh0oners It. g. Cleveland,
Marquette; 8. J. Tidcsl, EscannbH, coal oil and
's Gharters~sohoonors Hay stato. coal. As,,ta.
bula 70 Detroit, private icrms Ihonss p.rso1s
yatu turns; WhitMoru and lsrlingtte. cnai,
cavoln1,d 70 Ghle,,at. d oo1,ta; Me9l cnsa. sa!'
ar,I % j. Il peton, % col, clsvs!and to Detroit, A
cuIta; ]. O. Woodruff. caal, Toledo to !fam!lto 10
conta: .: AvanyatkennMrs atone Ksl'ey 1:nnd
co,,ts; John Wesisy, eoal Ash!Hbula 10 Porta4e,
EaKinuw. M cent?; Bunb.try, lnck-stone, Cl0ve-
1s y ley oty q psr i , ThS nsw aco'1or ,o
% teE wia hor caSso
nre, 70 Into lry-dock thnt tho extent Of injury
sho sustainel ut Doavur Island may be asoer-
talnel.
Spsstas DtspateA to n. Chicago 7tsban&
ngr!Alo,N: K, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gn5, IL Y.
itedlnstea. i; i. ar'iee, !. 3. Xins: q. Esett,
g. GaMr.ae tso", taveanu suhooias Tpree
7sr!theIs, graiii, itacinoi syhoonvrs AtmosoIor7
@. i. Hazard, coal, Haul Fllut, Our Son, Nelllo
Met.s, g. J. ; Wes, rhonas 'S; farso,ss. chlcnvo;
schooner John MARTINI Thrco brothers, Mar
fGhartoss-Erastus Corning, coal, to Chicago,
Shipment by canal-at,ooo bushels u ksa,n.
nonlnnlly unchanged. Wheat, Az eents. aud
eofM ssnts e NsX x"sk PsqS N,s Hasr Yrrt Y
aA,lnany ss re- Tr tgst ~ aa AZ e. 10 NJ"
, 1880-05-04
DRY GOODS.

NEW YonR. May a-lIuslncss continues light In MI
departments of trndo; Cotton goods quiet mud
sIssdy lEnts qu!at, md spraxuos ahirtngs todnccd
tuGc. The prtcus pf PnGtto prna are lower, and Will
nlant and nF!t. Mrn's wear wovlsn qaiot and hrn-
iu7eAn Eoo1a sluggish.
, 1880-05-04

C1KyILASn, o., n1ny 3t-PETIloLKuA-stcnd5i
Standard white. llO test, nc. ......--
rIrTsnrna, lu., May aya-rErnoLxuM-Qu! cr.,do
pteady At fo nt larteFs for shipmant; ruined, 7Ac
iaTeTasiiss T1TusViis.s, ra. Muy s,-pErnoLEuM-hfntkpt
plened at 1y3zc, hlvl,cst 73}fe inwcst 1!4e cosO1
aa; s' syasaRo. tapoisssV isV; ii;i tinnsaetans,
, 1880-05-04

st, LOUIS May A--C0TToS-Qutet nnd unchanRooi
uldtIng, Ike; sales LOU ba,os; rocope. 4uut ship-
ncnA Lou; stock, b7fGl
NEW ORLEANS, Mny nya-CoTTpN-QuIeti mddlinE,
Inc, low mddIln4, 1l3So, Rnod ordtuAFy. lgGet net
iresptA 93ll bales, prJss. AMT A1pdfta ~ Great
Urta{1 xxH Eftpep, U1i knt1s, t.1{ stock. laAtfu.
, 1880-05-04
DETROIT.


1mano1r. 5jny 3-FLouR-pn!ct but nrH,.
GnatS-Wheat quiet md cnalor; extra noM'nnls NO.
White, <sal*13$, MaS. Nlaafl3!s' !uue, snai4ta
khIp1pnM 1Auu bH.
, 1880-05-04

n1,vrA1o. 1Iny ya-GI.AlH-Nhcnt dulli Via bld Tor
...t, n.rcei uf No, hard Duluth. Corn quiet but
sA, + nj In Nm " e1torn to arrive nt llH1 car
1"s ,eot s1se.t,o. Uatsa1c askeds aio bid. Harley
%myr.riHu 'KyU HeHteetya.
"irSIL ERXiIHTH-S0 bUAt8.
, 1880-05-04

osw1ao. NY. May s-GllA1s-Wheat steady Corn
steady; No. Tolodu, blo.
, 1880-05-04
INDIANAPOLIS.


IynrAHAroLIs Mhy 1-tiAAIN-Wheat qulatt NO.
I'd, sl.i2lW. Castl btoadY NJ oNa9kc. oats stoaay
II l3lst3ic.
, 1880-05-04

I: lEl,t;n,,. to ias, ier ,1,1 @ N sts n ,vct v
@ m VI ,;,,,. , H,ry ,r u isr @ frr "f shorteu
anl i,a'!inE: ". tatcs s.5 'si,s; !, m,
~ ~ eTH ap"np ~ sno ~ snr IT, n,rhf Tho va.
srls ,,,,. tmi,,,i f"r taIc"rt, md hayo been vn
Exc. I'M, ~" ~, f'1'1 t a,ht TX t,a,, .t"so' '"'"
w., ' III So sG.,''4 ms"n ncca tovcd hero from
l,rtr u IN, ns, nisS1 nu ,s sl snS,, .loek or rcpra
Thn sarTo 5cn n MMs f'f,s nSnke T. a afnt,
frnk s''''' $50 D~'
fr',a a'e r"i"w, s.G".n ''fF' '"eo'" "ou e''''''
fhI.xn !b tbi. vc,Iny @ ~; ~ r frut III, slse ,cct.
i,.r VIII, tic ,jisIss,F nj finEton !ato last fai
'''' viva ''' ,our u,,'.os. '''''
!. Ionr 11tnoH, Hlc,',, sfay s.-15p-rrone'!ers; y.
fsHr!',,, t'l1tl,!S', and consort; scooncfs lscd
l,"T,tH,r Hrropcllers Cuba. Huron c!ty and con"
@%lM!T;;SsSis' Viii iI@YS;: @ ~,;s'aeS, iins: p.on.,or,
Y: i: Kcichn,n, vai,deri!llt, At;ntls, LELAND,
i:.lwnrda md tonsort, Westtura anu G.,lAort.
ftemer d eqns1st ss( ,, xn ,a u as sbr,pant, ntaes'
- III ,.n",, ~, !" toTto tt,r.
,n"ttI1 nt,i l".r,s Aim ainit}, m,,1l ctsort tiiv
4. i. smItla lid @ baracs: scl,Uoucrs r. ii, Kuapp,
ThSi,lns Z. strcct,
Will ''"'''' ''s1,, nr,,,,nv@,a n nv
e..., ,,..s..t ~ ~, rst.a. ,.,.,u.
srunoEoS isAY, WEs, May :-Anotl,ar sarg1 r9
sntur,lny. Th0 Grhtt wont tnto eo'f'hiss.om 70.
Ghcase. ;{ @ '"f Tiiesa seows are md
SPECIALLY Mlapsr! fur tho lc9 s',tslf'Gsa ing
ursS y n'rye5 M arrysd W r nar gSfaFfy fay
e Hoveii MIL anu lGo eolpantcs r. r. s.ns p,Gg'
@ II ~, = ~ r ~ ,an ~ ~ t,,n fi,'n,, il.
1s,,,rt,n,v fi, sr,r Hmo,.lrm rrivnt1 hv ,ynv tF
iiio i.oor this after,oo as,d viii tnke carxo of
WiudNSouthv,lat aid ljxht; weather warm.
r,,,,. c,,, ,,.,,,.p
sptetai Dispatch e III; catcaPo 7sth,tnt., r..
ronr GoEhpnhE, 9tt:. any amATTvrIl rt,,l 'nr ~,
tno Iysinn, y,.n, Mn',,uee V"icx
hlngstnn wlieAt Mary nattn; ,Gm,enRn " sy nsnss'
a u., W. II f,i",r fhnthm,, ~ WiHratIn. whtni.
I;,,.ntnn NtivmIIEt.t, r., EnNkTtt'x 1yhpnt.
r. cn, %1n,or1 e''MIn ehIea,s tn ,nWsts,u. corn; IeS
Mitchell, Chicago 10 Kingston. corn: o. Sowat,
TnIctlo tu Kingston, whcti arrived Mt elevator;
horr. corn: North CntH. Chong0 10 Port Col-
horne. cort: Onru1t,,. C6tc.Eu III Fort ColDorne,
curt,, Tie schooner oidetl Fleece unonded to-
dny and c1uarcd tor liutYulo.
t,ernorT.
sptetas Dhpatea to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
A!a!s asds; 5Sqs5S S as v;:a!
oWss Hisr sSS!issI asorxu yhea s M Joh
Wesley.
pnRacd dowu--Propellera Potomac ana LIpn
Eowlo, nnvnna and causort, snlinu and 1arRes,
vleG ana A. v a na eosgr onsers
fSeS'i fos IL I. KeSt, ntehsF ioy tugs ElIa smith
UNI psFeEs. g. oIt,aR.tG; Rt ;,a.4. M1u w.. VII IT,
'H"oo's" 3A'.a .snst ..' .
AAs1ToWoE. 1.,
sIASlTowoc, Wis. Mny 3-'rho achooner Gen.
to-ay, to po Into 'irs-sloek. Tho duck Is nov
iul, aiid two or thfee vesscis iiaod, ~ 70 sae r
mve " no anTl H,!1 aIu P utt n 'nu M ia
, 1880-05-04

soeta, D1pa,th to The Chicago 7ttb'!nss
v,x,,s cry. NO., MaY a-uHA1N-rha prftt
h'rxnt reports. Whcnt-1iecoiHs none, ah!p-
nants, 47lo but slox and wcHk; No. No.: c.sh, kos
. MaS; il iii III, shIpluons, IL but dullj No.1 cash,
sSttal.. Mar, Xt14U.
, 1880-05-04

:rx trf H.. May 1-COrTOS-IullA A. llHcs
TI,~rn- Quiet and unchanged.
rLoon whrns ,vli, weak, und 1owcr, No. rod.
anH.s ". a,,cr, lilo, Cnrn dull, No. 2. 4oc Outs
s..,; n!1ss sa,;s ny S III H. ,'f0a*9f ~ "',
saieyy ssaS .lMl nd t9 1aTl aal aSa ,s
la.erH eaa1 arrs mr nnd fIEIu al Hic, 6s{c, Tic.
~ ixrn.axyn nasSe f ss,i isaand1 tandln9 upWards sln
MMr!rrrri-UnclInhHpo,
tftIx1sru 0tL-StGnay nt Nc
, 1880-05-04

~. vi. I
HrIIr + u. 1larkcr, nnlfnlo, 2l,gsn b. cnrn.
Bchr uultiom west, lluffalo, II, ,0uO l'u corn.
.-.:,,7,..,-a,, a,,7,,,
y
len1lruAtl-xEow 10 1ta1sD Wntcriuol"
on~-senti. TO Canada Thasttcs.
From our Utprt Co11vspondtnt.
Mn. II Efn,,rrgNr,t srnEEr. ct1cAuo.-Mr. II. |
,r,ntcr' f,rnrrnt Freight Agent of tho Jllinpts /
ft.utrnl unIlrua,l has recently l,ibls.,el Il cir
c,,lnr announcing tho arrangements nude for
thn running ar ft1,It.trntns for thp year ls5G,
nu, a. tr's " s ~ sr"an,,sr " W. ,'nro @lyo ~
te"oese .. ILL .,.s..., ,n. ~. r,,r rIurr,.,
,ou ,,o,. n'tn tsfn.,an;tsu, sumsnHsus o' ''A e""
to ChIenvo sa, and a' nupuna Whom the bik oF shp.
II r. r,yt ana or "" st my s rs sas 1's IN
fs.ait aid Vegetables y, tle iruit'tran OH thu
en!fgo a ,adaus' hait' 1tpetn nlv s o'''"'' FER fs
Ca,tO aaI Anii., ,.,,....... ,no,,e,., -. NO
Golden and S. johns. '"'n'''' 10 ...15e
Oiht and Matto0n. en'ea8o -. .G,u
tfvm a ia s,atts'. tf Esttoesis @ W avs Per 10o us.
tainsc', nG nnu M NJ n;,,s 70 Fiji ill., sT
Ta@sros satI Central city. ',e,;S Si,S'1e q ...sS
'"Snr.tsa..ls: ] Fro:n any station aa belnw a
fun ca r.iui. not 10 UIcpod l8,uu pounds, to
fHHdHf1tsG tEDf 10 klfQ fGll4DaHGtG G0taGE,
smy twoaty. for ilo,1rs. ut tho wunt Of crr Of
@ errst mi In Rcccptinr those car- loAd rites It
shalitt e iInIerstn0I that tho cUslKt1Dr Or con-
sjUtDrs viii atic,1fl to tiIo loading of Buci, cars.
III, i.,tnnnv 10 sc, thnt CORRECT wcfxhss Nro
given, cnra prnpcrly locked atld sealed nnd
shinncra.
lrs,,n st.,to.. ,-t.c,.n
rsty, T.oM ~ s,;'t'Us smn "e""e~' S1nn
a, m ~ n W Ii,t,. tnc,nu,vo x;
o,',s.,a ~. nn5 at m}pai t,i;v ~ Eh9eann G
dat:sasun' ~ HEu att s S'ts' ~ Sso -" ~
o1,n ~ nal ~, MntIoa a. ea ;,.,: J ~
cnir III M nd ds amnn me- !'." inclusive $40
T",Men T',f,nrn ,s.o ~ T,tpsi r; n;tv Hnc ~
n!1a,ni ~ ~, HIN o4'J'' HnIM,o,n '' .;Si
nst wv ,+a tsa t.o ~ n,tnnr nnn,cs
49, nns aIt,,os ,nfrod - nr ,nnn txtfi E,
ann toinAtes oines 1a ~ .,m. " u'e. u! nus ~ ~ ~
taken II cars!qn1sa loE Euu1us ~ ,.. " 'tsst ~
fru roa m aIl's1.s ssos so:h u cantfa Is chieaso,
=. Seo f.. Gr y a5inrr Ytom ono cnstrnnr
n., s,t1n svs tuss W i'o" '''
" mur,h ny " n.tc,n md pana. md hctwccn
,ot t1teru " tst* "inss rotcs snrsnrirp n tmriif
NY fre!xht trains: olther in carloads or less.
, 1880-05-04

WILMINGTON, N. c. 1lay a-srI1lra OF TuRFES-
IIE-HtsndY At N4xc
, 1880-05-04

,z,, ,l,, enth md Mny. umts eotnr tie,"t ~ :trfi
,J~cr st ELL iuJy. L., dull III '4o b'u' n"''''
sn;H 81 unrHrsru. .,t,r
n.nnrH-t,u nt h. na ,o.t
qucs Joh,".. sna nSi Ma1 s
salt; d"T; acHn 1ueti *@bD s!o s'''o afo ""'''
t . xsrst It, II; Io HsrIp1 ~ naS Sof H.
l!;uulu:x u:xM1aFUuT MIF iAdU brlst eoFa sHoo WI ""e"
l5vW IT,
BOSTON.
no.s .s,,s % Ms's;. %.ssa:i s'se ss:
ftatss9G t',,,s a,' s,rne.Hta do, kAf31tu. winter
~ taas 'Ia Ind Sishxa .,4 ,l,ns. lam, md
sss:: i"s:s: sss, 4; za's; 's: j. %s' % 'ss,
Fa.entas. ttte eteady, mixed nno yollow' S'n.s
p ;s;ss . ~ t NJ No. ~ ~ss s, and "S n"
m1rd. WUsIcrn oroaniares Xs@o1 1aals
NTTfknt.,1sn. Ett9lci fllr ~ FuGas I6&lsct
packed, tsWsstsf,i. froah, it@sl1Hc., u. nm b,
KEckir,F"lr KEckiirr,xrsEF"lr, i11brleI oort', laoU bu'
, 1880-05-04
RAILROAD TI1E-TABLE.
----
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE up TRAINS.
EXPLANATION oV NErHHkNGk MAuKs.-fRatnrday.
excepted. sSundAy excepted tAondAy excepted.
SIJAlly.

Chicago - Nnrth.vest~--, ssnitwny.
For Mnps, tudr- -lsonks. Tle .hfrs. HlprptnH-tnl
acenmnadaiions. apn!y at my q tls t,llnwi !,1
t'fand pncnc IfotaI.. iir!nks Express ONES ioI
northeast corner Randolph and Statc-atsA I'n1n,et
lfnuac, ID Caua1.st, ton West H!de'. and At tIN
nfDNlA
, 1880-05-04

Chicago. Rock 1s1nnN &. Pacific RaltFenl.
Depot cQrnvr Of ynn Uurcp md Shefulnn Ticket
UlYicrs, 1 Ctafk.at Sherman House, pnlmaH House,
Grand Pacific Hotel, and Is Cann3, corner Madison.
, 1880-05-04

Knnsas Elty / Denver Fnst Ex...
knllBna City Night Expfeks.
NJ tgnlA. bpT1nRtlsld i TS1As. ...
Ai0Dll1 + NGw tJrlGnns ExprCa1 =,
IL Eou!s, eprtnKfIolA s Texas. :.
Peoria, narl1agton Rast Erpstas
f'ckin + Peoria ExpreRs. ,.........|
Chicago T. i'aducati It. 4. EK.,.. i
HtTcntos, f.acUn, sFnsl1lnEt. n TX,
Joliet i dwight Accommodation.
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Ilooked ct the boy whess years mum.
bsred stout fon. teen q fifteen. anil saw
10 IN. wh.ts iscr. hollow cheeks aid
The u"artbly bsieh: eyes, the unmis
takabi- marks Of that dreaded disease,
whieh lacss it, victims beyond oil
hope consumption.
Ou tho table lay an cid bible, its
yellow Pases lying open where the
mother had flushed reading The
boys mind was wandering. He vas
too weak 70 cough. and the accumula-
tion in bic throat could not b renewed
Ueins yes boots-Shins 'sm up FOL
I nteksl--0ornine paper. cir Y came in
feeble accents from the pillow. Paper
sir? Morning paper I All abou,
And, tie ss6srer made IN effort "a
clear his throat. winch oocasioned
something like . death rattle.
The mother was on her knees at The
lounge sobbing. and Jack, her. otheu
con. who had broaeht ne 70 the room
was By her side crying.
lifted the wasted frame and mois
tened the poor boys parchsd lips and
tongue with wster from The cracked
glass that stood On the wiuaowssll
He felt the cool hand upon his brow,
aud his mind came back 10 him.
Oh rOse Rlad that you lave cons
home. dshan't ell Any 1oss paper,
OF black boots. Jack; hat don't cry,
Aothers been resdia' semsthin' hes.
tara aewspapers 10 -, Jack. and ]
know where Tn gcin'.'
Give my hit 81 Tom Jones. I owe
him twenty cents. Bring all vent
money to mother. Jack. Keep a
badge bright, Jack.
! wonder Il I'll b spspersi os .bects
up there 7 Good b. mo her: good.
y. Jack. See EN- shine. Morning.
jim. the nswsboy. VAS dsad.
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uxuzD ssA.ss Dnsrc1 LAM Office

Uxu1D 01A1Hs 0Hsznc1 LAID Oyv1cx.
OLHnYlA. WAsUuoxoH TEans1osY}
NOTICE - HE1xDY GIVEN T6AT. IN C,M.
~ rl:ance vitA ~ psovisioas Of the Act OF
1es u ~ - 1tnher Lands II thA states Of Cal
nosalo. Oreooa. 0esols and WashAngtoa Terri.
eosy: JeanP. vsyeeeB. Of Kitsap county, washing.
- Is!ieesy. - the day Aled ir this Once his
eeeeseaaeo - pre1aee the ~. 4 Of M. I. r.
: q q. +. asA 81 1 Of 6W.A Of section No
=. = xss2sAil Nc. . NortA. Rang. No. East
~ t0o WIl1Woeto 0e4a4lan
Any aod al psesons claiming adversely the said
S0oea !aA1. q any pogtjea ther,of. ars here.
y asay - 1eys NOS dses Aarpss.
osveo on4es ny Aand. at my p11ce. IN Oiympia.
~. T.. sAis tAe Let DAY q Nsrch. d. 1850.
J. z. HHOWp,
0SvlW RICHTER Of the Land Once
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CARE OF THE EYES.

CARE OF THE EYES.
A writer in Hdrper's Baadr bss On
article on the care Of the eyes but, -
he fails to exhaust the subject, Ne
add q few additional rules. and. If they
succeed in exhausting the reader. We
shall feel amply repaid for our time
and trouble in compiling them.
Never read, write or sew BY gaslighs.
It is exceedingly hurtful to the eyes.
Always, when possible. use . kerosene
lamp-one low enough 10 enable you
to sit With it inmediatsly under your
nose. Not only 10 this prsetiss recon-
meuded by the worst occalists. but
there is also the delicious perfume %
grateful to . cultivated fasts.
When out doors. slwsys protect your
visusl organs with colored glasses. Be.
eides being Q great ornament 70 the
nose. they prevent the daylight reach
ing the eye. Nothing 10 20 bad q
daylight for the eyes.
OF course yoa will remove you'
siasses when you enter sn CRITICALLY
lighted room. It il only natural Light
that hurts.
One Of the wort things you can Dc
for the eyesight 10 to tell man haggel
than yourself that his veracity il
doubted. One instance Of this kiot
has often destroyed . pesson's eye
sight for months.
It 10 also . dangerous practice Ia
use the ksyhole - an avenue OF visiep
The party on che other side may own {
gbradswl or . squirt gun.
70 tougheo the eye, It 10 recon-
mendsd BY good authority that one
cit in steam car beside IN open win
dow. This, to be sure, 10 heroic treat
ment; but. if persisted in. the eye will
become % tough that nothing csu
penetrate it-not even daylight.
Reading at twilight il N excellent
practise. It accustoms the eye IN thu
chsogefal grsdAtiops of receding ligh'
until complete darkness ensues WhsI
blindness intsrvenes. this darkness il
permanent and exceedingly restful.
In reading, always place your bool
on the table .befors you. and bend you
face down 10 Il. THE will serve x
concentrate your attention on tb'
volume. II you become short sighted
- you probably will, % much tn
better. Your theughts will not bt
likely to be disturbed by distant OBJ
jeets.
1t 10 . rule practiscd by oil careful
.gpnDers - close both o. ~ when pull
Sia0 che trigger. Abe danger Of On!
~dUtsched pieces OF percussion cal
striking the eye 10 thereby obviated
When an iniinitesimal stom Of dir
strikes your cornea. immediately MOI
your eye with coarse pocket handler
chief. It will cause you to forget tn
pain made BY the first named foreigi
substance.
Space forbids giving the cerrec
rules for removing cinder from ths
Eye. There are 437 of these rules. %,
one Of them perfectly sfiicaeious excep
in the case under treatment. Az sign,
Of rain fail in . dry time. 20 do rnls'
for extracting cipders from tho ey'
when there is enc there.
Eyes are like good children. an'
should never be crossed.
Gentlemen should never look .
brilliant beautiful womea. It engen
ders cnervstion Of the eyelids. causinI
them to nicitate in . unseemly man
ner.
The eye 10 the most precious orga,
Of tho boiy.
President JohDson Was not lily font
Gift.
He spelled il thus: I.
But eye am getting syegotistical.
Shall eye step!
Aver
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The man Who vac apprcachsl ftom
The r. By goat and went over . Air
looe Vpll md rrotsd up the ground
Tor three rcds. % being revived told
the doct that he hacn't at The Tins
OF the accident the remosest idea tha,
he vas standing On railroad track.
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4 Vermoat church choir met q che
heuss Of . NJ. Hunt one evening" lately
Soe practice. and ear , Ia the evening
II Hunt w~ns 10 his room. four shcta
tro0 ssvolver l'eing heard sosn after.
eud Il ms found shas NJ. Hant VA.
eeeenpdag s..icsde. What ought TO L.
uone 20 the choirf
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g 1000

an - paid to any Pubic Hospital to Be mutu-
ny aGr1od upon, for every certificate Of this medi
~ pablishsd ~ us which is not genuine.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-14

An unsnph,ssirassd yoang rsr.oa Of
Kent brsaeht the .sii or forss Of /
] - on Lat: He was p...,d d
VI ) chair aid kiessA dc~u The
feta 70 and cent houe sitA III. ao.e
baaly bent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-14
NOTICE roRPUBIICATIoN


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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-14
Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

CNI1D 6IAIRo DIB1aac4 LAND OFFICE,
OGYHYfA. WAslu0xon TxaxYroRY)
NOT1CE u HInIBY GIVEN That. IN CON.
IN pllaaoe With the rroviaions Of the Act Of Con.
efeae eppreved Jane Z. 1878, mtited '.As Act fce
tAs 49, - 3lmbR LAnds in the States Of Califor.
ntA. ogoOeo. Asvada aad Washingtcn Territory, o
VogTo0 omltA, 81 eDohomish County. ws.h.
tngAso Tesfieegy. h0 this day aled in THE Once
A1e appltcaa1e0 - purehass the NE L Of NE 4
e section Ne. n. in Tevnship No. - North,
1a1os No. east Of the Villsmetts Meridian.
Any anA I'll peDooD clainaing sdvers4ly the said
dee@1bed land. q any PARTON thereof. Are here.
~ oVuire4 % He their clatms In this once with.
h eexiy ie0l days ffo0 date hereof.
01vsa 1aAWny hasd. - my s6ace IN Olympia,
". +, tbs ths nh 0Ay Of January, A. d fSSJ.
J. +. Brown.
fa.vlow REGISTER Of the Land Ofics.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-26


! Gtycermeis eA.ciscIlt ~ rub on chafes
burns or chapped hands or sun scalds.
LaUs Of Life says simple remedies are
frequently the best Tor headache. A
cup of sour mix spread upon n thin
cl'th and applied TO the head will many
times give relief. Or. a mild mustard
plaster on the back of the neck will
ss"e- e"se th, pain, or drinking cup of
hot water.
unse .r sweet oil mixed with warm
milk and water, and drank plentiful un-
ul 1t acts ~ nm ernetic, Il an antidote 10
poisons in general
Temporary relief from painful sore
-s::::: ::s:::;f :y. says an exchange. readily be
obtained by applying strong carholic
asid. Take tie cork out OF n small bot
tie Of carbolie and apply il ftbe corkl To
the corn. Relief Will come at once. and
YOU will be able 70 walk with compare
| tive comfort I'LL you can find time to
remove the corn with knife.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-26
A Pet Dogs Fatal Bite.

A recent dispatch from Wilmington,
De: :, to a New York paper, SAYS :
Richard G.. Alexander, well-to-do
citizen of Delaware City, was bitten by
dog supposed to be mad one day last
month. AS he was sitting in his door
way, holding pet dog in his lap. the
animal sprang upon him and sank its
fangs deep in his check and upper lip
Ii then dashed away through the neigh
borhood, and before it was killed bit
about twenty other dogs. Since he was
bitten, Alexander has been fearful of the
hydrophobia, and took many different
remedies. On Monday morning last he
first felt what are believed to have been
symptoms of the disease; he complained
oil pain in the back and palpitation
OF the heart, but attributed them both
to torpidity of the liver. On Thursday
morning, when he went to wash. he
found that he experienced an aversion
to water that he could not overcome. He
ate hearty breakfast, but could drink
nothing, and stvutly maintained that
nothing allied him. His fortitude in re-
sistlng the dread malady is character
lied by the physicians rs one of the most
remarkable things they have met with
IN their practice. He refused to have n
uottol Calltu III until he mao ADaSm.
and when medical aid was finally called.
he composed himself with great effort.
The doctor Mt that time was not con-
vinced that Alexander had the hydro
phobia until he remarked that he felt
that he wanted To sneeze all the time
and could not. The fangs of the dog
had torn the cartilage of the nose, and
the first symptoms Of the disease in such
cases is a morbid feeling in the wound.
Soon after this the spasms became vio-
lent, and, TO soothe the patient, strong
opiates were presented. but he could not
swallow. Toward evening he became
very violent, but after the spasn begged
to be killed, and pleaded with those
present TO leave the room. or he might
unknowingly bite them. The spasms
grew more pronounced and frequent,
and finally it required the united force
OF six men to hold him. He died in
great agony last night about eleven
O'Clock, just forty-five days after being
first bitten. A general outbreak oi
hydrophobia is feared in the neighoor-
hood, as many dogs were bitten by the
dog that caused Alexandcr's death, and
not killed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-26
Cabinet RecreafIons.

The members of the cabinet sometimes
have very amusing interviews with Ia
dies, as the following will illustrate:
Young lady" Mr.. Secretary, / have
called to see il you can tell me when
Captain - is to be ordered away, and
where he will 90 toP'
Secretary-"l really do not know
Do you wish him ordered away?"
Young lady-"No. indeed " (this with
very conscious look and n slight in
crease in color); "only, If you were, |
see," pulling out her hand kerchief and
putting her little gloved finger in her
mouth, In Maggie Mitchell, 'you
know Mr.. -, now don't youP"
Secretary" How should ~"
Young lady" Then I'll tell you :"
(this with a look of determination.
I'm going TO marry him. and If you
are going to order him off why we want
to get married before. That Is all. /"
Secretary" have not thought OF
ordering him away, and since he Is go
ing to engage in such pleasant business
will not"
Young lady-"Oh! Mr.. -, amt YOU
good? I'm so glad. Now I'll have
plenty of time TO get ready"
Another young lady sends in her card
and is admitted, when the following
colloquy takes place:
Young lady-"I have called to see If
you will not give permission to Lieu
tenant - to come here from A--w
Secretary-''Any of his near relatives
sick7" scanning her closely.
Young lady" No, sir. His friends
want TO see him so much, and you can
have him come ii you want to-"
Secretary-"Ohl ] see how It Is. II
you will say you ore bis sweetheart, lac
shall come.
Young lady" sir. he isl" say
ing this with both hands hiding her
face.
The secretary says that he gave per.
mission to that officer to come, tele-
graphing to him to that effect within
the hour. All secretaries are not like
the one we are speaking Of, so young
ladies must not presume upon the above
incidents; for they might not be as sue
cessful as our two fair friend were
Washington Letter.