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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 the Public and to Suffering
Females.

consider it my duty TO the human Fam.
lily to inform you that DR.. {. l.. Miller. ST..
has accomplished what sixteen OF the best
physicians in California. Oregon and " ash
ington Territory have failed to do. have
suffered from chronic skin disease for forty
years. catarrh Of the bladder twenty
years, prolapsus uterus Tor falling OF the
womb TWENTY-FIVE years. and congestion
OF the lungs eighteen years. When went
to DIR. Miller lcould only expand my chest
an eighth Of an inch. Now can expand
it three inches. and breathe free and easy.
also had nasal catarrh twenty-nine years.
Or. Miller cured me Of all these diseases
in four month5. consider myself fortu-
nate In having found q physician so skilled
in the cure OF chronic diseases. wish the
suffering to note that II is generally under
stood that prolapsus uteri or falling of the
womb cannot be cured. / say to you that
DR.. Miller can cure you without the use of
any instrument Whatsoever. as he has
cured me and others. Your suffering can
be relieved at once. Throw away your
healthy and cheerful woman.
Again: / hope and pray that Dr.. Miller
will be spared for years as monument Of
God blessing to the sick and suffering.
tSignedl CHRIsTENAH CAMPBELL.
SEATTLE, W. T., July 5th. lSS2.
I hereby heartily thank DR.. Miller for
the valuable service he has rendered in
curing my wife. and also say that by the
use of his Catarrh Specific 1 am rapidly
recovering from 20 years suffering from
nasal catarrh. and advise all who are suf-
fering from chronic catarrh TO send for his
CATARRH SPECIFIC. and don't be hum
bugged by nOstrumS.
,Signed, d. r. CAMPBELL.
SEATTLE, w. T., July sth. lss2.
Personally appeared before me. a Notary
Public for King county, Washington Ter
ritory. Chris;enah and ID. II. Campbell
known TO me to be the persons who signed
their names to the above for the purposes
above specified.
Notary Public for King county. W. T.
Icall your attention to DR.. C. NJ. Miller
Sr, who ia the only physician. BY this new
method OF treating disease Of the uterus
who can cure you without the usA o: in
struments. He has cured me Of retriever
sion of long standing in forty days. and Of
nasal catarrh in fourteen days. l hope
those who desire their health BY radi "a
and quick cure will give him call.
ELLA EMERSON.
wituess-Wm. Melhuist,
Others have been likewise cured who d.
| not wish their names published.
Office hours from 10 am. to pm.
No charge for charging the chest.
No charge for consultation.
No charge for advice.
mo charge for examination.
No charge for removing any pain from
whatsoever cause.
Breathe often. breathe well, breathe free
Inflammatory rheumatism cured in ter
| days or no fee asked.
DIR. Milier's residence Is on Cherry at
and his pOstoffice box A. Seattle. jy6-tf
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DAILY Observation-Disclosures
oCA L.

The steamship walia walla has bseu
in Hunters dock, at San Francisco,
cleaningup.
The mumps is prevalent in this city.
children and adults being afflicted WITH
II In various parts OF the town.
A ship at Astoria IL taking tn fui!
cargo of CANNED salmon. Its value viii
reach the lofty figure Of $4,000.
YESTERDAYS doings Of the Grand
LODGE of the United Workmen will be
found among our special dispatches
shis morning.
Rev. Isaac Dillon, who has been in
Seattle since Saturday last, visiting
relatives and friends, started yesterday
on his return to his home III Albany,
Oregon.
The German picnic, announced to
come of on Sunday next, has been post
poned till the I'D. II has not been de-
initely settled whether it will be hello
At Lake Union or Alki Point.
Now that the Fourth Of July and the
city election are over, preparations
fh1uld begin for the county fair IN sop
teinber. No time can be lost In TINS
matter without detrimen. to tbs fair.
The steamer Eliza Anderson appears
20 be daily sinking deeper and deepar IN
this mud, and if her lifting ia much ioa-
Ger postponed it will become a matter a.
difficult as the lifting Of the hulk OF the
old bark Windward.
The steamship Idaho will mako ancth-
er summer excursion TO Alaska, Tor
which purpose she will leave San Fran
CISCO July 18th, intending to return Au-
Uust 18th. On the way she will call Tor
passengers at Portland and Victoria.
Capt. Geo. d. Hill made flying trip
20 Seattle yesterday. He reports that
his family, az well as himself, are en-
loving their summer vacation among
the Islands, and will not return TO their
Rsattie home until about the first OF
August.
The new American ship Henry Willard
il on tie way from New York to the
Columbia river. The new American
shin Henry Failing il on her way from
Phiiadeiphia ~ Puget Sound. There Il
nothing like being millionaire. anc
having towns, ships, steamers and cana
boats named after you.
George w. Cnrrier. while WORKING or
ths Spaulding house yesterday after.
noon, was oyeroome by the heat, anc
went to an outbuilcing to 600. on. lie
there became unconscious, and 10 aiiap'
pearancss when discovered was dead ~
door nail. DR.. Starkey, Il. II. CALI
van and others worked over him "nsr-
GeticalIy for m hour, aud finally
brought him to.
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DAVID DAVIS.

David Davis, the venerable President
pro tenn. Of the Senate, frequently fur-
iiishes that sedate and dignified body
with considerable amusement at his
own expense. He is well liked BY every
body, and neither Republicans nor Dem
ocrats care to dispute his just and i'm
partial decisions Nearly thirty years of
life upon the bench have, however, form
ed habits of mind and speech of which
he can never wholly divest himself.
When the Senators, who were nearly all
lawyers themselves, get into animated
discussions as to points of order or legal
technicaliiiss. the old Judge is apt to
think himself again on the bench, and
called upon to settle disputes between
wrangiing lawyers.
He then assumes a severe tOne-A SOL
emn judicial demeanor-and before he
Is aware of il, phrase slips out which
indicates how thoroughly tho delusion
has taken hold of him. The Senators
smile and he quickly corrects himself,
only to repeat the error in some other
way. "Cail up the next case," is an ex-
preston frequently used by him in di-
recting the clerk to read thu title and
number Of the next bill on the calendar.
0V ccu0sO1u cIc RcetlAAE ~ NScu W ILLS
that thoy no longer notice the language.
To-day. however, they wsre compelled
to laugh audibly at one of his amusing
slips Of the tongue. A motion had been
made to request the House Of Rcprssen-
tatives to send back the so-Called "5 per
cent" bill, which passed the Senate last
Saturday. Mr.. Conger gave notice that
he would move to reconsider the mo-
ton.
His right to do 40 was denied. and
discussion at once sprang up. which was
joined In by a number Of Senators.
Judge Davis said Mr.. Conger could not
give no such notice, but his motion must
he voted upon Immediately and without
debate. The Senator from Michigan
was inclined TO dernur, whereupon tho
ex-supreme Court Judge, Strengthening
himself mp and looking at Mr.. Conaer rs
If he were contumacious lawyer, said
severely 1.-THE Court has held" but
the Court got no further. as tho ripple
of laughter which immediately followed
advised him that he had made mistake,
and he smilingly substituted another
lea judicial expression
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The following arc the transfers q
real estate, - recorded at the Auditors
Office. since oar las. report
james hicSaaSh. to s. Arouson, lots 5.
6 and z, block 3, Judkin's addition,
1850.
J.H. Northup to Francis r. Day, lots
and 5, block y, Bells third addition,
SAoO.
Thomas Burke. ct al, to John W.
Ackersou, lot 8, block b, A. A. Denny .
addition, $500.
A. A. Denny to Andrew Chi,berg, lot
4. block AZ, A. A. Denny's first addition,
$500.
Arthur Burns to ". z. williams, lot 9.
block IL, Union City, &ZN.
John Lssry to John B. Hatch, lots 6
and Z, in block 8, Eastern addition,
/ $50.
James NcCombs TO George F. Frye.
| an undivided One-tvelfth interest in a
certain piece OF land In Eden addition,
$40.
Z. n. Smithsrs, trustee. to Ester
L1wes, lot II. block d, Kenton, &s5.
VIM. Il. Brawiey to Harriet E. Park
hurst, lots and Z, block 3, Brawlsy's
, addition, &l700.
]. W. Phillips to VIM. r. Phillips, lots
2, 3 and q. block u, A. A. Denny's addi-
ton, $500.
| L. A. Turner to Ida A. Keene, Of
lots and 5, block 4. McNaughts addi-
ton. 600.
Fred E. Sander to Helen L. Pearce,
lots l, 2, 3, 4 and 5. in block 8, Sander 4
supplemental plat Of Sanders addition
5000.
John Yarno to l.. H. Yarno, one Here
of land in section %, township Is, range
I east, 800.
Arthur NJ. Scott tn r. .. Williams, 10:
4, block 8, Cove addition to the city Of
Seattle, $50.
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A rRur MARKED OFT.

We have an old citizen In this place,
writes correspondent in Industry H.,
who is very hard Of hearing. He has
been talking for some OF visiting Ger.
many in the fall. sat beside him at 4
meeting the other night. After tho SER
mon was over tho minister took turn
round the church. shaking hands and
talking. Presen ~ he came to tho old
citizen. and taking his hands he CON-
nienced:
my dear old friend, you are thinking
of going to heavenY'
"Yah." said the German. "vsn gifts
my ereenpacks changed NIT gold"
"You don't understand me-" remark
ed the other. II mean don't you want
to 60 to heayeny'
"vsll. ] thinks not; ! vas at New Haven
once, and it 10 bad place. believe
goes 70 Germany In the fall.'
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CITIZEN.

CHANoHs At THE COUNTY BUILDrSos.--
Ouos the Clerk Of the Court novel his
ofaee into the now County baildiug. .
number Of changes have bean made in
the building over tho Jail. Tho Sheriff
now occupies tho larger room vacated
By the Clerk, and tns smaller room has
been attached to the Auditors office,
and used ~ 4 recording room. The safe
bought for the Auditor. has been turned
over to the Clerk, and fire proof vault
heen built BY the side of the Auditors
once for the receptisn Of the records.
a partition three feet high has been
built across tho Auditors Office, thus d.
viding II into two parts, and preventing
etraRRlers forcing themselves Ia where
they do not belong.
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OAN0.nousLY ILL.--lt Is with feelings
'ee sadness that No chronicle the very -.
vsss illness Of Chas- E. Jones, young
mAn veil and favorably known in this
community. He Was married TO 4
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Jones
about year ago. and the young couple
were getting along nicely, when the hus.
hand was stricken down with the heart
dieeAas, from which, in all human prob
ability be cannot recover. Mr.. Jones
b . leading member in the Good Tenn
plar organization in this city. and also
8 member Of the Ancient Order Of Unit.
"a Wogkmen.
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EXCURSION 10 OLyMPIA.-The steamer
Josephine left for Olympia at O'Clock
this morning. having an board the Scat
tie Oovnet Band and about forty excur-
sionists, who go TO enjoy the "clam
bake" and bali. given in honor of the
Grand Lodge Of United Workmen, now
In session at the Capital ity. A special
dispstch from there yesterday announc-
"a that q largo number of people wers
present from Idaho and Oregon. ~ vel !
- from different parts Of our own Ter
Yitory. The Seattle excursionista will
start back sometime tonight and
arrive early In tho morning.
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Our OF Town. Sheriff McGraw
started ont yesterday. on delinquent
tax collecting tour throughout the
county. Mr.. Harris. the County Audi.
tor, il also out Of town on short sum-
mer vacation.
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Work Cox,xSNcED.-.E. w. Rem has
com enced on his city Jail and
fire-engins house contract. Tho exca-
vation ia done. and tho stone founda-
ton il about completed. Mr.. Rea
stated that he will push the work ahead
and have the job completed by the re-
Quirod time,
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THR Boss TowINo.-The steamer :.
4. n sstick left Por. Townsend on Fri
day. the 7th Of July, at 8 pm. and re-
turued 70 Port Townsend on Saturday,
the 9Th OF July At SIS pun, having dur
ine the time towed ono ship from Town.
end 70 DlAksly. and one ahip aud one
lowed ono ahip from Tacoma 20 Town.
send, and ona from Seattle TO Townsend
making 6ve large vessels in 'sss thar
80 houra. The distance from Townsend
20 Tacoma 10 65 miles, besides going q
Blakoly aud Seattle.
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ANNUAL ELEcrroN.-The regular an
nnal meeting Of Seattle Engine Compa.
ny No. was held at the Council Cham
ber last evening. The attendance was
quite large, and considerable interest
was manifested. The following gentle
men we're chosen officers Of the compa-
ny for the ensuing year: Fred Minick
Foreman. r. w. Wusthof lat Assistant.
Il. Fitzhenry I'd Assistant, Charles Nc
Donald President, II. H. Calliaan Vice.
President, w. b. Jones Secretary. +. s.
Osborne Treasurer. Charles Mcdonald.
James H. woolery and l.. n. Robbins,
trustees.
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Cnmsx m vIcroalA.-Ground has
bssn broken on Fisgard street for a
thrss-slory brick structure which viii be
devoesd TO The manufacture Of clothing,
GgsrA tinvars, boots and shoes BY Chi
nsoe. The owners are all wealthy Chi
lamen, Who intsnd, II posaible, to mo-
nopolisa al the trade in the branches
named. In Ceiifornis there 10 only one
ChiuAman 70 one hundred whites. In
Uxfl3aA Columbia there 10 a Chiuaman
- ovogy White man -CeloAfss.
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In another column is card from Mrs
Geo. h. Reynolds acknowledging the no
ceipt Of 5000 from tho Travellers In
suranoe Company. Geo. Reynolds for
three years previous 70 his death carried
an accident policy for three thousand
dollars. and fifteen dollars 4 week in
demnity. The total cost to him WAS
fifteen dollars year. Il Is the cheap
est and best insurance in the world to-
day. MCLunx 4 TAYLOR, ARcnta
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r. Scott 4 Son have over e2S0,O0O
worth OF 6ns property which they are
offering BY the lot. block. or acre. They
can suit all classes. Choice property on
the investment plan. See their advsr-
tisement.
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Frssh smoked Columbia River Sal.
mon and imported Aanirts Hsrrince q
Portman. Paddsn 4 Co.'s, Front street..
iS9-tf.
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Dr.: Miller changes nothing for enlarR'
ing the chest. il3-lm
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The Little Chief tanning mill has no
equal. For eale by Wald 4 Campbell.
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Have you chronic diseased Go 10 DR..
Miller. il3-lm
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iseathss and rubber batting, laeine
hahesn stal. -, q Wald D Camp
belcA
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Are you hard Of hearings Go 70 DR..
Miller. jl3-lm
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Nsv "a Of suhesidery iuss ssssivsd q
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Dsowsrp AT NAsArxo.- The Free

DgowxED AT NAHAiNo.- The Free
Press says: "Again We arc called upon
to chronicle another fatal accident from
boat sailing. On Tuesday morning Mr..
William Dean. FIRST assistant engineer
Of the steamship Victoria. Dir. stock
house, second assistant engineer, ana J..
McNanus. Gilman, went out Tor SAL
in Mr.. Robert Wenborn's boat. They
started out for jacks Point, and ps rites
who saw the way the boat was handled
predicted this. an accident would occur.
About 10 O'Clock. VIXEN i'll Northumber-
land channel, tho boat caps'zcd ard
partly filed. The three rreu succeeded
il getting hold Of the boat again. ens
after drifting some tins IN the direc-
ton Of The rocks, and when not more
than 60 feet from the shore, Dean WAS
asen to L.. 60 his hold and sink III the
dark waters. The other two men swarm
ashore. Mr.. Bige's girls SAW the acct
dent and ran down and informed Cap
tain DOlholt. who resides at the point,
that three men had been capsized out
side the point, Mr.. DOlholt had Just
returned from the neadows with load
of hay, and had to unload his canos be-
fore ha could 60 in 1t to the rescue,
which no did AZ quickly as possible. and
got around to the scspe Of thc accident
Just in time to see tho two Survivors be
Gin climbing the rocks. No sign could
he seen Of the unfortunate Dean; ana
Captain Dolholt brought the survivors
to their vessel, lying at the '. G. Go. s
wharf. Guns were fired from she
steamship, and the crew went out to
search for the body, but did not succeed
in finding it. The deceased was ma
tive Of Bishop Auckland, Durham, Eng
land, and WAS about 30 years OF age.
He leaves a young wife flately out from
EnsIandl at San Francisco to mourn
his untimeiy death. The deceased was
very highly respected by his shipmates
and employer :. and or his return to San
Francisco would have been promoted 10
chief engineer. Captain DOlholt says
that at the time of the accident the
wind WAS strong, and there was q nasty
sea outside Jacks Point. Mr.. Hall,
first officer Of the Victoria, succeeded in
finding the body with graphing irons
yesterday morning, almost in tho same
apOt where he Was seen to go down.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon. the captain, officers and crew pay
ing tbs last marks of respect to An hon
ored and esteemed comrade. The bur
ial service Of tho Church Of England
was read by the Rev. w. H. Clarke. of
st. Paul's church.
Captain Plummer went to New
Westminster on Saturday on bus
mess, and there several parties went
for him rough 'shod. on account of
not taking ths steamship Victoria to
Nav Vast p,ius 10 thA staa,ueps
Hunt ma ADA could not . got IN OF gu.
and I'VE feet surely y there was no o.; nse IN
feet. There is reason in all things, and
should gracefully bow to the inevitable.
In few weeks time another and deep
sr channel will DO formed. Free P,vss.
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HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNITUR
III for sale. Inquire Of
Il. II. BRUSH,
Secondhand and Auction Store.
Cherry st.. bet. Front and Second.
ie2l.lm
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Probate Notice.

|rNERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
i County Of King. ss.--In the Probate
Court of said King county.
No. 2l7.-In the matter Of the estate Of
jeremiah briggs. deceased.
Order to show cause why decree OF dis
tributiOn should not be made.
On reading and filing the petition OF Eli
"a A. briggs. executrix of the last will and
testament Of Jeremiah briggs. deceased.
setting forth that said estate Is In q proper
condition to be closed, and that portion
finally distributed among the persons en-
titled:
II is ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of the said jeremiah briggs.
deceased. DO and appear before the Pi0-
bate Court OF King County. Washington
In the city OF Seattle. in said King county.
On Monday, Jaly l7ah. Asss.
At ii o'clock am, then and there to show
cause lif any they haveI Why decree Of
distribution should not be made OF the res
idue OF said estate among tho persons en-.
titled according to law.
And it Is further ordered that a copy Of
this order to show cause be published once
each week for four a, successive weeks
before the said 18th day OF July, 1852. in
the SEATTLE WEEKLY POST-INTELLIGEN-
GER, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished In the city OF Seattle. in said King
county.
Done In open Court June IL 1852.
l. NJ. HALL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
King County, g. y u.u ,,s,. ~, -.
offlcio Clerk of the Probate Court
Of said King County, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is full. true and cor
rect copy Of an original order to show
cause. made by our said Probate Court
and entered Of record on the 18th day OF
June, 1882. IN the. matter OF the estate OF
jeremiah briggs, deceased.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto
-, set my hand and affixed the seal
I SEAL. of our said Probate Court this
'~~' 18th day Of June. 1882
/. NJ. HALL
jel6-5w Judge and ex-offlcio Clerk.
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
DEE

DIED.
SYMoNs-In Seattle, June 10th, Edward.
infant son of Mary J.. and j. d. Sy-
mons, aged 2 years.
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ysga.sss Parasoh i13ts ana Spsasds
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NJ E S S ENG E r..

MESSAGES OR PARCELS DELIv.
Vl cred in any part of the city with dis.
patch and fidelity. orders left at NJ. NJ.
keating's store. on Commercial st., will
receive prompt attention.
je22-lm THEU. BOARDMAN.
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Ths ee,shEated Crown OyiindR, Jour
nAl and oehae tuhgioasanG edls q Wald
Z Oampbe1l'A
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L OS II

A SILVER WATCH. WITH HEAVY
n case, was lost on Friday. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t al
this office. je17-tf
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ARLINGTON HOUSE.
ARRrvAM.

ARRlvALA,
E0reGor, Portland DHarian, MP
RThorne, Renton CvauDoren, WR
2nHolyOke, Ssab' ArsAcLnillan, Sea
wAvery, Lamar Awatsou, Portland
AFairba1kskv, p JHickman, White h
Irvine, Portland WJamea, Gamble
LSleborotein, B Z HFoetef, Portland
RTemplsman. N 7 HAbbots, 8 F
IForoes. Ska.it HCurtis. Blakely
NAllsn, Blakesv BBaker, IS"
0Downa. Discov'v GWhitney&2d. o
EDavson. 8 r Thrown. Cincinnati
CClagKerbach, 8 + MTamin. 81 Louis
0Iarben, Olympia Sorry, Vancouver
AAcCulsky. Poft'd Harvey, Portland