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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-15

0.x1111 CouasD pn DAnprAs-I
4. Orb, 4. E9Rusoa. A. T.HilI, Boyd
4 Fonain, blanchard 4 Co, Bseyo q
Paxher. Blankman Beoa., Baor 4 Thonr
con, b u. Npeague, Bowman 4 Oakley,
ChilberE Bros, Clarke Andersen, G. BY
deR, Clayton Broa.. G. PoFtman, @. y.
Aitchsu, @. =. Bunler, G. i. l., G. T.
Funk i Co., G. e. Titus, D. A. Jennings,
Denmore 4 johnson, d. K. II. 4 Co,
D. u. Davis D. Pearsoa, Z. b Davis,
e. Bryan, z. Huntley, e. Lobe 4 Co, e.
BeFToa, e. Meyer, F. W. Wustho6.
Ffauenthal Bros..F F. Gasch, Flynn 4
AndsFson, French 4 Co., F. Epstein, g.
O. Dean, g. T. Aaginnls 4 Co., G. II.
Read, G. II. Smith; Cove 4 Wilson,
Hall, Panlson 4 Co., Harrington Il
Smith, 81. e. Levy. H. Jones', Horace
Waters Il Co.. H. OeWitte, 81. Uhlfeld-
OF, j. Cathc at, j. Schran 4 Co., j. Sui
livan, Toklas Sin german, J. Crist, J. II.
Plaekett, ]. H. HiItoo, ]. Bersch, ]. H.
Irvine, ]. Collins, J. A. McP hee, j. Case,
J. PrueF, J. II. Coleman. J. T. Wilson,
j. F. Eshelmnn, Jas. A. Giliiland, ]. h.
Mnxahall, Jas. Bell, Kellogg d Snyder
l. Kline, i. Reinig, L. Dill, L. s. kOwe,
L. l.. Andrews, NJ Epstein, Mrs. Il. G.
Graves. Mrs. 8. L. BurrouRb, MIR. Mad
cocks, Mattullash Mfg. Co, Milne Bros.
n. AcKsating, Moran Bros, N. Port
man, o. +. COeper, U. W. Symb. Pun
phrsy 4 Lowman, Peterson 4 Bro. +
Do Jorup, Puget Sound Salmon Pkg
Co., Re5. F. X. Prefoutaino. Il. C. Graves
Schwabacher Bros. 4 Co., q. Baxter 4
Co, 8. Davis, Seattle Co operative Store
Smith & Farrar, Seattle Lumber ant
Commercial Co, Sing Lee, Stetson q
Post, 8. d. Howe, Shaw & Agar, 9
Keeny, Snohomish Trading Co, Seattle
Gas Co, 8. F. Hoole, I. Lyle, Tni Long
Tong No. Tung Leo Ch0nG. the J. u
Brunswick 4 Balk Co, Treen Raymond
Toklas 4 Singerman, Th0s. Smith, I
C. Van Epps, 6kokomish Agency, Tu
lalip Agency, v. Schmid, Wald 4 Camp
bell, Waddsll & Miles, w. Montgom
cry, Wa Chong, w. d. SCOTT, Washing
ton Iron Works, w. d. Jenkins, VIM
Halloran. Young 4 1cKe0n, Yot Sing
Yick Sang Tong, Owners. Wells. FarR
Il Co, l.. 8. X.
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Yesterday afternoou the baby show
took place. Many children vses pres
emit, bat only fifteen competed for prizes.
Captain Brown, Victor =. Tull and 8. @.
Woodruff we're appointed judges, and
awards were made a. follows:
First Class, under one year OLDHAM
bert NcEachern, first prize, silver cup;
Chester Poole, SECOND prize, silver
. 00n.
Glass Second, under three years-Sa-
die KELLOGG, first prize, high chair; Ma
tie and Clara Harmon, twins, second
prize, silver spoons.
Class Third, under five yeas-Leah
Harrison, first prize, silver cup.
In the evening the attendance vas
quite good.
The musical program consisted Of vo-
cal and Instrumental music. Tbs Italian
opera, Buckets of Blood" by Messrs
Jennings, Woodruff and Treen, WAS q
remarkably amusing hit.
Premiums will be awarded today.
The regular annual election OF officers
and directors will be held this after
noon between the hours of II and 2.
Saturday afternoon between IL and
O'Clock school children will be admitted
| at 10 cents each.
Saturday evening at O'Clock tho chill
dren's musical contest will take place.
PRo0BAM FOB TONIGHT.
1. Serenads uchgruese dich)-3ingrs
rein Anon.
2. Piano duet, 'svalse Brilliant" (Schul
boff t-Nrs. Curtis and Niss Dora Hall
8. The First Kiss (Der Liebes Kuss
Singrerein Arion.
4. Ovsrture-Seattl Comet Band.
8. what IL the German Fatherlau'
was ist des Deutschsn Vaterland) }
AFion.
} s. Trio Violin, C0gnet and Piano.
J Mr.. Smith, Mr.. and Mira Curtis.
| Z. The KNIGHTS Farewell Dos Bill
! ter's Abschied) -Singrerein Arion.
i s. Solo, SOLDIERS Life" tBalfs)-Ml
!, Otto Rauke.
3. Solo (Tyroless waltz song)-M
Keppler.
10. The hunters parting With his n
tive forest (Des Jaegers Abschied J
HinOraYein AYiOn.
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2oox1s-Posr-In SeaTtle, Sept. II, 1854,
BY Rev. W. s. Harrington, Manly
Rogers and Lucy II. Post, both Of
Spring Brook, King County.
RAxDALI-BowHAS-At Cheney, on the
3rd inst, Mr.. James H. Randall and
Miss Mary E. Bowman, all Of Cheney.
WALDW-BowlGAN-At the same time
and place as the above, Mr.. Henry
Valdez and Miss Katie e. Bowman.
KIRxLAND-WnEY--In Yakima City, Sept.
9Th, Arthur Kirkland to Miss Mary
Wiley.
PRICE-MCD0NAID-At EllensburR, Aug.
18th, w. Is. Price to Eta Mcdonald.
acknowledgements the residence of
the brides mother, in this city, Sept.
18th. BY the kev. J. F. Damon, Capt.
Jacob Scotland and Miss Sophie An
derson.
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FnoN San FAAMcIsoo. The Steamship
Dakota, from San Francisco, arrived
here yesterday. She brought to victo-
ria IS passengers and $50 tons freight |:
20 Port Townsend IL passengers and
ZOE tons freight: TO Seattle, II } paasen-
gers and S78 tons freight to Tacoma.
n paasenRers and l66 tons freight, and
70 Olympia, 81 passengers and iO8 tons
freight. Tho foregoing report and 9TH
orr recently. compared With like reports
Of three, 0ve and eeyeu yqare aeo,
plainly show the growing impoftanoc Of
6eattle - compared With Viotoris and
other places on the Sound. The Da-
kota, for Instance, brought here pas
penQeEs and Is tons freiQht moro than
ahe did 10 Victoria, whilo oho bruuoht
here = tons freight and 81 paaseucero
moro than abe did TO all the ofher Sound
ports combined. Until very recently
no sunh report could b made. Victoria
always exceeding us in both freight and
pamengors and other Sound ports COM
btned being In the like excess. Up 10
two years ago the usual frsiQht lists OF
the San Francisco steamers AVERAGED
below LEO tons each trip for this oity,
and during the year ending October !.
1881, averaged under 80 tons. Nov
they 20 above $50 and 4 year henoe vim
undoubtedly b up 10 GOD.
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NEW TACOMA.

NEw TACOMA, Sept. Ii.
General Sprague returned yesterday,
after an absence of two weeks.
Charles Fletcher, the coIored steward
on the ship Gregory, created quite a
disturbance on the smooth water along
side the wharf by jumping overheard,
after having few words with Captain
Watts. The Steward, who il q crank Of
the first water, ran in debt wherever he
could get frosted, for liquor, clothes
and even borrowed cash, pretending
that the Captain owed him $l75. The
ship being about to leave, the victim
lied parties went aboard, and asked the
Captain for the money coming to them
from the Steward, bat found to their
s0rrowithat instead Of the Captain ow-
ing the Steward, the reverse was the
case. The parties left to get q warrant
against tho rascally Steward. and had
him arrested after his bath. The Gap
tain being short Of hands, and not de-
string further delay, settled the affair to
tho satisfaction Of all parties, except the
Steward, who will have to take trip to
Liverpool to satisfy the Captains de-
mand. In the afternoon Chinaman
came aboard, claiming Gil due him by
the Steward. The latter drove bin of
the ship. and followed him, but was in
tercepted BY City Marshal Folmer, who
compelled the crank to 90 back TO his
vessel, and gave him some hints about a
dark room up town il he came ashore
again.
A lamp exploded in +. X. Browns
stove depot, falling ON q stove, which
WAS promptly carried out into the sti eet.
No damage was done.
A brakeman named Lemons, being in
needy circumstances, borrowed money
from his friends and disappeared. 1t
was supposed that he had gone to Port
land, 80 . telegram was sent to head
him OF, but no assumed the name of
Andy Smith and escaped.
George b. Handles little daughter,
aged 6 years, is very sick with scarlet
fever. He lost, two years ago, q bright
boy, who died from brain fever.
Albert Herman, carpenter and
boat builder, was suddenly taken Gick
with chOlern m0rbus. DR.. Bostwick 10
attending the patient, who has q very
old mother to support.
The ship H. 8. Gregory 10 going ont to
sea today. heavily laden with wheat.
Her destination IL Liverpool.
Tomorrow evening our brass band
will give q ball for their own benefit.
That's what their bills say, bat the fact
Is they only receive one-half Of the net
profit.
There have been three COWS poisoned
lately--one belonging to Mr.. Murray,
our County Treasurer. Il 10 q mon
strous crime 10 poison theas useful ami
mails.
Mr.. Mat Mccoy. while In the hotel
business, became very oorpulent. To 70
duce the fifty pounds or moro Of SUPER
duous flesh, he decided to take active
exercise. He 10 now brakeman ON the
wharf. In short time he will announce
himsslf champion foot racer Of New
Tacoma.
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AMERICAN LEGION o. moNoR.

Having instituted thirty councils of
this justly popular order recently, in
California, Oregon and Warrington
Territory, shall remain at Seattle I'M
til council is Organized. Sec red circu-
larA For further particulars see me at
the Windsor House or DR.. Willard at his
Office. D. 8. VAN SLYKK,
Deputy Supreme Commander.
IA 1kf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-15

HuKxrA's PATENT BucxLR.-Ons Of
The moss ussfal little inventions " have
sesn a late for farmsru' and teamsaers'
~ b little buckle reoently unteutad
~ Manuel Husyta, OF this CITY. Win
theoe buckles and some lsaAher. Z farm
q can constantly keep his Harnesses IN
repair q little or no expense. Tho
ooeklse arc intended 10 supeessde the
old-falhiooed stitching q sewing which
= c9osssns1y wearing out OF ripping.
1ne ouokie = vefy simple, and With L 4
oomplsee harness can b made "a 4 In
hoorI time without stitch Or thrsad.
IL. Hues1A has his invsntion e ~
tatr. vhers b b pleased 10 - al thoos
ineereatod and explain 70 thau u -
vanfaRss of his invention. ~ paAent
laeas 70 mAke and sell thsss huoklee q
z fsw countieA win b su1d q anceicn
saturday aftsnoon, In frunt & Yesisr's
&kMk8s
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PACIFIC COAST.


P0B1 TOWuuKND, Sept. A.-kAyo, The l
man Who killed John AndeRDca on Ores l
Island some time since, Vas today |
found guilty Of murder IN the second
degree. A motion was made for now
trial, which viii Be argued this evening.
Ham brown, indicted for killing AZ
fret, IN San Juan county, was acquitted.
PoErLAND, Or. Sept. 1l.-Thomas 8.
Smith, aged q, was found dead at 10
O'Clock this morning in a room at the
residence of his brother. He had taken
laudanum with suicidal intent during
the night. He left several farewell mos
cages. One was a. follows: % Bury
me the way you find me, in the first hole
Won come across.r Deceased had no
bad haI.its, was mot burdeued with sick-
ness and had no love affair, but for the
past few days had been despondent-
A Pleasant Welee0e.
SAN FRAxcrsoo, Sept. 1.-The Mar
Quis Of L0rne and Princess Louise were
sert naded at the Palace Hotel last
night. and very large crowd collected
| in the hope Of seeing the royal visitors.
Accompanied by Gen. Mcdowell, the
Marquis and Princess appeared On tho
balcony for few minutes. Their APP
pearance was the signal for loud and
long cheers Of welcome. The band
then disooursed God Save the Queen"
and tho party retired. The Marquis,
wife and s1ite will leave here on the
Comus on Saturday for Victoria.
| 1eeepssea aad RlAe.
Shortly before noon today British
Consul Booker introduced representa-
tivss Of the British societies Of the city
~ the Marquis Of LDIne, and an address
of welcome was read. The Marquis n
Isponded briefly. The Princess assigned
fatigue a. an excuse for her absence.
The party then accepted an invitation
Of Gen. Mcdowell to mako q trip around
the bay 10 the Government steamer.
Shipping throughout tho hA4b04 u
fairly attired with huttering flags, hunt
ing and colOrs, flown in honor Of tho
arrival Of these visitors. Tho largd
number Of vessels in the bay cause the
: scene to bear the appearance Of ma
tional holiday.
4 sesanArel Banker.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 1.-The report Of
the assignees of Siebort's Santa Ana
Siebert has fraudulently converted sew.
enty-six thousand dollars since Novem.
Der last.
A Lest Wheat Vessel.
SAN FaAxcIsco, Sept. 1.-THE latss,
report from the Italian bark Attillo
aground at Fleetwood Ia that she has
sunk in the dock, her pumps being I'M.
able to keep her free. She had just az
; rived with o load Of wheat from Port
Land, Oregon.
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The Raleerss Duel.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Sept. IA COR
respondent who accompanied the duel
lists tn sonora, sends the following 40
count of the hostile parties which left
Tombstone last night to seek satisfac-
ton on the field of honor, rendezvoused
ct An early hour at Hereford. Tho party
consisted Of the principal, surgeon and
two seconds. They arrived at the place
Of rendezvous at 8 O'Clock Am. and
found the Hamilton party, consisting of
the principal, two seconds and the sur
ge0n, who had arrived about one hour
previous. The party Camped and slept
for . few hours. Hamilton's porty
aroused at dayhreak and Just ct sunrise
started for the boundary line. The other
hostile par J was somewhat dilat0ry in
their movements and followed about
half an hour later. The road was kept
for distance. About four mile south
OF Och0aville, and near tho roadside, q
spot was selected for tho deadly en-
counter. When the second party arrived
they found the Hamilton hostiles al
ready on the ground and eagerly wait
ing their coming. The principals and
their seconds and attending phyaioians
and the reporter aliRhted, and the fatal
tan PAGES were measured Oh by William
Millikon. ono Of HAmiltons seconds.
The operation was closely scrutinized
BY the ever viRilant Judge MCGOWAN.
An effort was at this junoturo made to
compounds the difficulty, but withou
avail, and hostile demonstrations pro-
ceeded. Tho distance being hxed the
choice Of position was tossed mp for,
4illiken being the winner, and his prin-
opal Wao AOoOrdiuQly PLACED With hin
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San FRAScIsoo, Sept. A.-Potosi lev.
~ an ansassment OF s eents pr shaxo,
Rev. Henry vidavse, Rabh Of -
ooagseeakion Sheriff. I9aal, fosneeay =
rhilads'rhia, did this nsosnina, oeed
- pears.
wheat = seoady.
Barley = 6smse; spot, el.3s0ol.z3.
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A GOOD MACHINE NAN 10 RUN
a Woodworking machinery.
Good wAeee and steady emnloyment.
HALL Z PAULSON.
ls-0 Furniture Co.
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Good Business Opportunity.
A SMALL. BUSINESS IN ONE OF
a the bet localities IN this city isofIered
Apply Ct tie
slA-0 P0gT-INTKLLloKNcxR OrYrcr.
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General FOREIGN N0fCS.

LoNDoN. November 20.-Thc MorpiHG
Post understands that no satisfactory result
is anticipated from the negotiations between
Prussia and the Vatican. The nomination
OF Herr IIcnSchkc, one Of the councillors
Of the Berlin Tribunal. a. member OF the
Superior Ecclesiastical Tribunal ha, pro-
duced great irritation at the Vatican. The
nomination indicates that Germany i, r.
solved to minimize her concessions a. far
il possible.
PARIS. November 20.--scycral Le2iti-
miS's in the Department OF Ncndcc have
received threatening letters from Anarch-
i,t>.
\ dynamite bomb IN, been Thrown into
the house Of one Of the Lcgitimi-t-.
Two more pcrsons accused oi being IN
archi.ts, were arrested at Lyons yesterday.
TWO men were also arrested yesterday IL
-. Eiicnnc on Il similar charge.
ODESSA, November 20.-Scycntccn per-
sons have been arrested here on suspicion
OF being Nihili>ts.
LONDoN. November pa dispatch 10
the Times from Berlin says the police have
ntordictcd under the Socialist law the sale
OF a pamphlet purportiug to hc a contribu-
ton on the labor question in the shape OF
two speeches delivered in the Rcich>tag.
The correspondent oi the Sf0Hd0U az
Cairo says the Commission Of Inquiry j.
turning the trill OF Arab Pacha into Il
farce. Mr.. Broadlcy has withdrawn from
the defence after vigorously protecting
against the violation Of the agreement
made with him.
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Government Building rs a Hospital.

WASHINGTON, November 20.-The follow
ing telegram was received at the Railway
Mail Service Department:
" Chattanooga, Tenn, November 90
e. Freeman, Assistant attorney General;
Get the Secretary Of Wars permission to
use the Government building as a hospital.
Emergency great. II. +. GRIsCOM.'
An EXPLANATION.
WASHINGTON, November 20.-The tele-
gram from Chattanooga to-day 10 the Rail-
way Mail Service Bureau, which indicated
urgent need OF hospital room. was made
public and caused some uncasincss in the
absence Of an explanation. II soon became
known, however, that the Secretary Of War
had received kilograms from Mayor IL. Clay
Evans and others at Chattanooga, Tenn.
asking permission 10 occupy portion OF
the barracks grounds there temporarily for
smallpox patients. In answer the Score
taTy telcgraphed this afternoon to the
Mayor Of Chattanooga, saying that he had
been adyi>cdby the department commander
that such action would be an outrage on
Mrs. Mcintyre. widow Of Lieutenant Me-
Intyre. who is residing there, end also
upon the superintendent OF the National
Cemetery and employees, and in view Of
these lacts he was compelled 10 deny the
request.
30 TROUBLE N CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. November 90
The rumor> Of trouble here are unfounded.
They arose from an attempt OF the city All
Yesterday TO place a pest-hou,e on
the United States reservation attached 10
the National Cemetery. The superintend-
ent ordered the city authorities off the
grounds, and said he would resist the in
tru-ion by force Of arms. The report
reached him that a patient would he
brought TO the grounds, and he at once
stationed armed guards around the place.
No further trouble is looked for, as the au-
ihontie> will not act without permission
from Washington.
The reports Of smallpox epidemic at
are absolutely false. There
are some cases here, but compulsory vacc-
nation i beng enforced, and the disease
will soon be driven out Of the city.
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n Brilliant Humorist.

Man cannot live by bread alone: "cakes
ana abe" will exist despite OF sumptuary
laws; and the dry details OF business are
an The more tOlerable because Of an occa-
Sionai flash OF harmless fun or pleasant hui
NOR.
Shakespeare never drew a trlIer picture Of
NE Than when he sketched the gravc-dig-
gers Lying their ghastly trade i'm the IA
nous graveyard scene in Hamlet. The
young and beautiful might be buried. but
they made their iests all the same as they
piled their shoyels.
DR., ,Iaifcrty, we have no doubt. has had
an these thoughts, and MANY more Of n
kindred sort; and without the pleasure OF
ms acquaintance we make bold TO saw that
mere are few deliberations in the midst Of
Nhich such wit and humor rs he possesses
would not be acceptable.
Llie has sOmbrc shadows enough Of ifs
own, oh men and brethren. without our
ih'cnsiiyinS the shadows: and we hope
our clerical humOrist, who is none the less
earnest and Woodworking because Of his
happy warmth Of fancy. may long live TO
cheer and charm his fcllow-crcatrIrcs both
ny his pen and tongue, neither Of which
has ever given support TO a bad cause or n
doubtful moral.-NOrfOH LnHdmGrk
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No TRorELE II cmArrANooaA.
Washington items.

WASHNGTON, November 20.-Thc Ways
and Means Committee had been called to
meet to-day, but no quorum was present
at the hour named, and no business was
attempted. The work which may be done
by this committee is delayed by the fact
that the tariff commission is not vet ready
TO report, and it was said after the meeting
to-day that there would be a correspond
encc between the committee and the tariff
commission. Ii it shall appear that the
commission will not have it, report ready
before the meeting Of Congress. then it i
probable that the committee will adjourn
and not undertake IFS work until Deem
her. The principal matter before it is the
preparation Of the revenue bill. and not
much can be done i'm this direction until
the report Of the tariff commission j. made.
Il. T.. Latham has been designated by
the surctic, Of Postmaster Statham, Of
Lynchbrrg, TO take charge Of that post
office. and has been authorized TO act tenn
porarily by Assistant Po>tma,tcr-Gene
iatton.
Jud sc-Adyocatc-Gcncral Swain has sub
mittcG TO The Secretary OF War an opinion.
in which he holds that army officers are
not liable To trial by court-martial upon
the charge Of conduct unbccoming an Off
Ger and gentleman for failure to pay debts,
unless such debts were contracted under
circumstances which would render the
debtor amcnahlc 10 the criminal laws Of
the United States or Of the locality where
such debts are contracted.
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TllE PROPHET HONORED IN HIS
OWN COUNTRY, EVEN IN HIS
OWN House

The honest, simple narrative Of Mrs.. : j..
WHIrP' who resides at No. III william, -tr,ct,
Proyid nee. Il. l.:
during the past SIX or seven years have been
severely afflicted with kdncy-dlscase causing in
tense hach-achc- dizziness, and other ecyorc pain.
through my body and limbs, rendering me so weak
ana PROSTATE that Al time, II was imposs iblo for
me 10 do any part If my hOusc-wOrk have had
also hutcring Of the heart and was terribly d.
trc'sed for breath. was very miserable, and COM
picicly worn out and discouraged: had no ambl-
ion 10 undertake TO do anything, and barely suni-
cicnt strength 10 render existence desirable, hay
Ing failed to find any relief from the doctors pre-
scriptonS. At this trying crisis friend persuaded
me 10 obtain a bottle of Hunts Remedy. and | now
rejoice that followed this friendly advice for the
Remedy acted Ike 4 charm in m" ease. After
had taken few doses my health BEGAN 10 improve:
iclt better every way. The luttcring Of the
hcart' The Intense blckachcs, and terrible short
mes Of breath speedily disappeared. my strength
ana ambition soon returned. and before / had
taken two bottles Of the Remedy | was entirely
we'll and able 10 wash and iron and do my house
work. once In while am troubled with the
headache, and rs soon as am taken resort 10
Hunts Remedy. and few dose, fN me all right |
shall never be without IL I'm The future have frc-
Gucntly recommended tie Hunts Remedy TO my
friends, and they have cNp ricnced relief from the
first dose heartily recommend 1t to al who are
afflicted with kdncy-Gi-ctsc or disease Of the
liver, bladder. or urinary organs. | think that no
family ,horld be without il.
Mrs. =. !. WIIIPP,
80. III Williams street. Providence Il. L.
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Homicide In Alabama.

HUNTSVILLE. ala. November 2o.-Dr.
Henry VILE, Bas,ctt. a prominent physi-
elan OF this city and for several summers
resident physician at Blount, Ala, was
shot and instantly killed this afternoon 10y
Levi Es,lingcr, farmer. The trouble
crew ont OF an account between the two
for Bl,,ctt', professional services. In the
quarrel Bas,ctt, who had been drinking.
threatened TO cut SSlinger's throat, at the
same time running his hand into his pocket.
Es>lingcr Immediately drew pistol and
fired. the bah passing through Bassctts
left side. EsSlinger made no attempt to
rscane and WIS arrested.