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PooR's RAILROAD MANUAL.

An Analysis of Statements Shows Poor En-
enlargement to Honest Financiers.
1t Is stated by parties who have examined adj
vance proOf-sheets of Poor's forthcoming Rail
road Manual, for 1892, that it is to be much
more reliable work tnan in any former year, as
much more pains has been taken to secure ac-
curacy. Then railroad officials are more inclined
to give the needed statistics to make such u work
of value than they have been in former years
Capitalists or parties who invest the capital for
them, will do well to study some of the state
ments. They will find the record Of railroad
construction in 1882, given in Poor's Manual,
is not an encouraging one to believers in honest
fnancering. The total liabilities of the roads at
the end of the year were Sc, S95, 664, 359, or
,342 per mile, against S57, $50 in 1881, ana
$5S.949 in 1880. IL mas been the claim of rail
road builders of late that they were
capitazing lower than ever, and that
Investments i'll their securities were
therefore safer. Yet che cash expenditure in
these three wears WAS not over 81 ,050. 600, 900,
which Is 1913. 646.S42 less than the nominal in.
crease in the capital ana debt of the companies.
OF course paper r. presenting this fictitious in
vestment has been placed on the market; that is
one thing that ais Wall street now. The mileage
constructed in 1882 1851, which is the
largest total in the history of the country,
though the mileage of 1891 reached IL ,142,
against 2, IVA in 1880. The mileage OF the cOun-
try at the close of 1882 footed up 1899 Evil
dences are not wanting that there is now nucn
more railroad track than the country needs; it
Ia capable OF carrying two three times the
tonnage offered; yet Mr.. Poor expects TO con
structiOn go until we have 300. 900 miles of
road, or one mile tn every ten square miles of
area. That capitalists are taking the hint that
we are going 100 fast in this matter is shown by
the great falling of In new mileage This year.
The percentage OF net earnings to Investment
has run down from 81 per cent. in 1880 to Al
per cent, in 1881 ana as In 1882. With such
statistics as these before them it is not to be
wondered Mt that money Is not forthcoming TO
build railroads with 50 aDundantly as for two or
tnrap
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Mrs. Town died Of tho injuries received, Mr..
Town is not expected to live, and Mrs. stock
Wells injuries are very serious,
AT a celebration hell by the eOlored people on
Wednesday, about tw elye miles from Cassopolis,
Mich, fight occurred, which resulted In the
death of one and the seriously woundlug OF an
another, Five persons were arrested and are in
i,il
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17

THE intense itching caused by certain diseases
of the skin is speedily allayed by Genn's Sui
phur Soap which entirely removes every species
of eruption. is perfectly safe, anu far cleaner
and more effective than anv ointment.
Ladies of forty WHO use Hill's Hair Dye seem
ten wears Younger.
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The American Express Company

transfers money by telegraph between any of
its four Thousand agencies in New England.
Middle and Western States; making delivery Of
same at local addresses when requested
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-17

MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP. for feverish-
ness, restlessness, worms. constipation. Taste
less. 25c.
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defendants from selling. transferring or dispos-
ing OF any of the rights or properties OF the Ore
gon Steamship Company.
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BRUsH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

BRU SH ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Are fast taking the place OF all others in fac
tories, FOundrles, Machine Shops and Mills
Parties having their own power can procure an
Electric Generator and obtain much more light
at much less cost than by any other mode. The
incandescent ana storage system has been per-
fected. making small lights for houses and stores
hung wherever needed. and lighted ut will. day
or night. Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities and towns, can
send to the Brush Electric Co, Cleveland, o., OF
to the undersigned at Indianapolis
J. CAYEN
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HEADQUARTERS OLD SOLDIERS. ,

CIRCLE PARK, Aug. TO, 1883.
The General commanding desires TO- return
his heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all the
"Od veterans" and members of the G. A. R.
for their hearty cooperation in the parade of
yesterday. Our effort has been crowned with
success. We have met once more and "fOught
our battles over" and now, you return each
of you to his own home, you have my best
wishes, and God bless you all.
GEORGE F. MCGINNIs.
J. NJ. PAYER, Chief of staff.
ED MCDEvITT, Acknowledgement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Horae Plains, Missoula county. 10 the
lively railroad town Of shs vss q pre-
ont.
The Shoukin bar, which has proyed
enoh a evesore to Missouri river marin
en-, b 70 - removed.
Major Conesr, superintendent Of tue
National Park, 10 making an sno.t 20
have Ten policemen appointed 70 io9k
oftsr the welfare Of the Park
Henry Wyldss, Of Missoula, shot at
snuirrel last week, and the gan burst,
frs1turinp ths unfortunate mans skuu.
he win probably die.
There are 1870 acres Of land With u
the limits Of the city Of Bozsmau. q
peescetbed by the incorporation ecs
Helena has $3.50.
The Nullan tunnel nov psnssratss the
mountain TOO feet from sue EAST sioe
making altogether about 100 feet ol
tunuelinQ fnished ont Of the 900 neoes
sary % complete the work. Last weel
the work from the sast end vas advanced
81 fest, which IL an extraordinary week
work. being An Averages Of ieariy eisL'
test psr day.
Miss Jennie Corson last week purchased
Frank Sovsrancs's ranch on Hopioy
creek, In Ms1Rt er county. This viru
ally places her 10 possession Of the on
sire creek and in command OF one 81
the finest ranges in Montana. Hcl
place IL veil improved and her lock u
.Iius condition. and she can boass o.
having enc Of the bet sheep ranches II
0ontans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14
Many pnsf IHfELIGgHCER.
ruK NEW sALKsLADY.

She spreads the goods before him
With half-averted eyes,
Their quality and value
ExtoIling TO the skies.
That voice -oh, how bewitching.
Those banda. % soft and white.
THIS eyes, how fascinating.
That face. how fair . sight.
.The goods are very pretty,
No doubt what thsy appear;
Bot then, I think" be added,
"yoo are 3 littis dear.
with cheoks sudnssd with bleshes,
She tusned hsf hsad away,
Aud innooently answered:
"That's WHIST the fsllers say.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

ssnelhisg New Aboss yesler's lst A.
lnfflnm n A6nfliR.

ss0elhis9 New Aboat yeAler's 1st A.
afaisn o seattle.
Tho editor Of the Port Townsend Star
has ''Rct il bad ! know other editors
Who are afflicted With the same disease.
There In one Of them in New Tao0ma-
Il il . bad disease. especially Tor thoss
editors In rural tovna- Il IS . hard
disease 70 describe. Some think II akin
10 tbs belly -aohe. think Il ssvoes
more Of an "eys-sore." The Star editor
has svidsusiy tried the patent Dosfxuns
In vain. That's vha1 MAKES M think
lis I'm his sye.n Whassvse it MAJ b.
or what ~ mama, thsre b % thing
certain. Ind that u, vhenevse cn1 q
thess fellows Who are AFFLICTED With this
tsffibls malady 49, a advefliaomenS
hin that II Booths foe Fl. L Yeslef's
lse addition 70 tho city Of 6sattls, vhieh
describes The
xArrlaL ADvAxrAoD
OF Seattle. that Whssh mature has done
for hsr moro than for oehss plaess, and
foreshadows tbs near fusurs AZ her com
ING greatness - the "Quooo City, O.
Puget sound, thsy "eo right dovn IN
their boots and shake - though thsy
0AQ Tue Nul9ys A0Dy NJ 6Axoso 49,.
everybody else will 60 is - u II. and
everybody does except those amicesd
and they CRY out take Il away from me
take IL out Of my sight. Il hurt1 ny
syes' land my fsslinga)
n n rKx11nI.E pesRAsR.
A hundred happy souls are nov livine
and preparing to live On Yesler's Let i'd
dition 20 the city Of Seattle, and - they
labor on they say 70 themselves land
shey ''fesl IL In tbeir bones') that thu
poise Of 4 great city will bsAt around
our dwellings when the Star editor i
sitting as.rids q log on Port T0wnsend
beach, twisting his fingers and solilo.
Quizing thuAly: "What q id fool
was that did not heed that big tres
advertisement. and porcbsss . cornell
lot in Ysslsr's 6ns before it vas toe
late"
Bro. Walsh. il ia OF too late vet. II h
never too late to do right. There an
Just few moro of those lots left, and i
II fact undiPut I'd that they are tbI
most desirable lots for the money nov
in the market. The terms arc such tha
even an editor can afford In purchase one
Enquire of M. s. Booth. real estatl
agent, first door northwest Of the post
Office buildinQ.
N. B.-Look for the real estate sign q
n. 8. Booth.
Seattle, March q, 1883.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Immediately upon the completion OF
the new bankers . roof 800 feet long
will be placed over the entire structure,
and covered With iron. The sides will
Also b boarded mp, in order 10 preserve
the frame frosl the elects Of tbs wealth
er. The Howe truna bridge Will b CON-
pissed this week. and Il II thought ths
outside bunker vill Be ready for ~ IN
loading the collier San Pedro, which
viii probably b hsrs On hss ssoood trip
late nsxt week.
Large quantities Of hop roots havs
bssa ssnt fro0 ruyallap this ss.soa 70
various paSss At The eeontTy, inelcdinR
Thsy bring fyo0 g - - Pr th0osand.
s6ofs required 70 sxtfaes suitable rooes
at the time whsn soah work V eassntiAl
pay the grower veil IL nothing Wsrs OBJ
tAinsd By ths sale OF The roots.
Is II the fashion for the Seattle papers
70 clsmor Tor the asiltxatiop Of the 6no-
qnalmis Pcs b suns railroad CON-
psny, alleging tha4 u ID the bese peacti-
cable pass ogss The oAscado Mountains.
and that Is would neosssarily bring
such road directly into the city Of S.
stsie. Thers 4 GONE truth in this rep
reoeofstion: bat opuversstjous vitn
persons familiar with the surveys here
tofors made, indicate that the route By
the SuoousIaie Pass Il only four miles
farther 70 New Tacoma than By the
same route into Seattle, while this point
10 reached With grades quite g favora-
be q 30 Seattle.
tn. hoefr..- NJ n. E~,T..oo. MT.
oAscs ~ ~ q ~ crs.tsr - -. n,.ssnt
.n,,srt -, .hoT. : 49, irc,ssss
80, 80 - IT, 1000. 49, Dr.;r.,
~ month n Jsnns,, nass.i order.
- ;ssnsd ~ IN. ..n..ne ~ SasIs e..
ths,. vsrs r.id m. SIss -. - F.hru'
49, r.cs;v16 Sc7Ts "A. ~ arxsI ~.
Ws,ch re.siy..d fs<si x. n.;a
saiOI AZ. Total 1ra.ss 1920 IN
IN, &c: n.id ScS10 IN Pc ,.c,,,vea
~, nnn..v o,dsr. s,c, - Th.,s ,rsrs
rsosivsd Dining The r.cosh. ecr 49, 81
costsoe stsnrs snvsIo.s.s -. ARM n.
hor ,snts siIa. "a, iss,.r, .nd r.rc.i,
seo,ssered ~ 49,.
-, - :.
~ ~. IN ~ sssMlnx tcPesIsion. ~
ny p no saas oncsf me nosssi ouef
o ~. Cnalsss =. wnGnk % ooi'ase
~ 49, 70. sos s Sodoss'onsi pcFpose. ~
mi. guy, sso oistinos sonoo!s are pto.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Seminal weakness, Impotency, night lo01oo
By dreams, pimples ON the lace and loot
Manhood can positively b cured. n
sick and afflicted should not fail 70 CALI q
him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively
N Europe and inspected thorouehly -
deal OF valuable information. which e =
competent to impart 70 those IN need g
his services. DR.. 0tbb0n win make =
charge unless he effects . cure. PUupn0
at . distance may b CURED at ho@A AZ
communications strictly confldentiaL Yoo
- no ono but the Doctor. Persons viii.
Of the paper they zee this alvertisonsnti q,
Chargeo reasonable. Call or WT1eA. "A
drooo Dr.. r. 0IBBON, p. o. box 1851, 0an
Ffanciacc. Send go fue . peckaGe 6
medicine. 8dkW1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

oagzxu's HUoU THRArx1. Ar
ehees the funniest asrio- comio singer on
NJ saaGe; JesSy Hart, the great come
dian and cd man; Beatrice Leo, TIA
charming hAaladis1s Dilly II. Karnan end
man. vooAlise and comedian; HARRY
6ealsy. Emma AAyneld. Kitty Trnc,
1poe oloAn. Fanny OsNeel. ChaYle1
QHeol ~ groae Du1eh and iviah come
90, al an6ee W direct supsRvisiou Of
1AxSy 0meee, th~ very funny and
e.evse e.nogAl peefosmsg. Change Of
IN 1undnv ard ThnSsl1Ay. Admiasioa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

A Wusu OoLonY.-From the Colfax
Hjdstis ~ take the following: On 6atur-
DAY last tbs directors Of the Pacific
OoaGt Cambgian Colonization Company,
ooosistinQ of John Meredith Davies,
Fred i. Jones, Rev. J. A. jones, Owsn
Hamphreys, Pref. Th0nsas PTtce. 9 veil
known assaysr, Daniel Hughes, W. 4.
Jones and Richard Jones, merchant,
uade prs-smption filings and timber
culture entries In township Is. range ~
easE. Willassetts meridian, about eight
or ten miles from ths Columbia river In
the Hia Bend country. 'Chsse gentlemen
are the advance guard Of colony OF
about ons hundred Welsh families vhO
ayo sxpeotsd 70 ssetls IN Big Bend DUR
III tho coming Summer. A town viii b
laid out and viii b. well established BE-
fore the snow falls. Mr.. Fred l.. Jones,
ono Of the directors Of tho company,
and land agent in Oregon and WASH
ington Territory, has been travelling In
tbs Big Bend country for the past tan
days. The country " made mp Of IN.
dulaEing prairie land, the sponOtony Of
which II broken here and there By belts
Of timber and BY springs and Streams Of
living water. The larger portion OF the
coll II township -, range 81, aud IN ad-
Joining townships, Il said 70 be Of good
quality. A boom may sn0n b. expected
Ia the upper country. We are glad 70
ne he immigrants como. Tholo's room
f0S thousands more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

"What did yon think Of my train al
thouahtsl" asked = preacher Of his ar-
paseatly interested friend.
] thought Il lacked a slseping oar"
waa ~ answer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

A. vAhlbusch, of the firm Of Alexan-
der LynsA \ vahlbusch. 10 the best up-
hsoeesref a The coast. Go and 90 his
vosk. 3-1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Chas. 0oldstein 70 IN receipt Of the
latsni spring styles il hs>s ard oapa.
Come and examine stock and prices.
Front street., naennio buildina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Il h strange any ons win suffer iron
arrangements brought On BY impurl
blood, whsn 6o0vill's 6arMpaxilla aAd
6tillinQia, or BLOOD and 1vEE
SYRUP viii restore health TO tbs phys
ical organization. Il h . strengthening
syrup, pleasant 70 take, and the be6l
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Sorofula, 6yphlilitie disordss
weakness Of the Kidneys, R1ystpslas
malaria: Nervous disorders, DEBILITY
Bilious complaints and diseases Of III
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, 6eonaoh. Skin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Yeeler nAys that PipaE's milk broad
keeps him In good health. Piper says
tast fealcs - the moat easd4si man In
town. &lktf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

The BARGAIN 1tors has jusl received Q
fne line Of N0tieus and Fancy Goods
Tor tho spring trade, consisting Of Rib
bons, Laoea, Embroidsries, Gloves, Hos
isry, ETC.. I'll 70 b cold At very Low pri-
or. Next door to Co-operativs Gro
ossy. Econs stfsst, IN Deuny's nsw
Book.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Our % Calf Boot for Men cannot b
beat on The ensss. Call and - them st
Littpll'e HnsRain 0npru.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

The celebrated Grown Cylinder, Jouxs
pal and othef lubrioatin9 oils q Wald
& Oampbellss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Received direct from the mAnufao-
turera, embr ,ideries OF every style, at
tho Temple Of Fashion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

". l. Jooes, In Dsuny's block, has
just receivsd . ton Of choice Oregon
grain I'D bacon Hams, l1,f: sheoldsrs,
l3sf; DIDO. 1914. &
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Finest line OF dress buttons at twenty
nve oents on the dollar Of the regular
prices at the Temple Of Fashion, corner
OF second and Marion streeta m29
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Just received. direct from the East,
81 the very latese ssyiss and shapes in
ladies' hats and bo0nsta, At the Temple
of fashiou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Ladiss' ho.issy-au thg laasse SWIMMER
patterns. fali sslsctionA at The Temple
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Every article In tho Gents Furnish
ing Goods line 20 b had at The Star
Clothing HOUSE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

The moee successful DsRelyse
- discovered. - Il y certain IN its 49, -
doss not blister. READ PROOF MEOW.
oavod him oooo 0ollaFos
ADA,as. y. T., Jas. q. -
On =. =. KENDALL . Co, 0sotss-Hsv1eo
used oosd dssl q yoar ksndallb oRg.9
0ure With Gysee suees1. thought vsuIA u
20 know WAas % ha9 ocne Tor ne. fvoye
a0eI I'D - ePsedy eels - vas sves -
u Js6bseao 0oasty. Vhsa ] ~ bsoe
=. =. = 1900 S e IT, &c &c: sss 80
! s0pasyed al the ~ inssjsss. bat ~ g
s1ld ~ was spoiled. He I'D . vesy -
thssouah- pin. end uooA I've bottlfs 6 -
Ksoaalfs 0pevia Cuss. ana % tool ~ 49,
entirely -, - b soll u Afterwards m u
hsvs SD 4 tor eone sRsviss - ~ -
I'd = has slvays cured sonpastaly - ~
Il : plssdia rasdlsans IT, rAsunsAssn. |!
hsvo reeo@msodod % - . 0ooa Dany, 80
n.y. ~ ~ q does tie wosk. Ivae = -
eyingten 3 xneslandis drus stoss, - 49,
sss osss ~, - s:y z vsZ AZ pssssS.s - q:
tAsy "a II voald wsiss 70 yos tlas =.
VOID sssd n 90. I VIII 90 vsulds -
vay sssDss1fslly. Z q. IsnAs.
keNOAll's SPAWN CURE
vxvAy, Ind, Aug. 18th. leol
n. q. J. KENDALL 3 o., 0eoes:-oa1phD
q slseulass rssstvsd today. 1isass ssnd NJ
So v1fh ny imprint, psinee1 % 80 -
oaly. Ths Ksndalts epsvta Cuse = ID s1eel-
Iess dsnanA With -. asA noe enly tor antmalet
~ 1oe human ailmsats also ~. JoA voslA
ooo e. the lsaAing faF1ess IN or county,
sDsaiosa n ankle baAly. ~ hnovtsq ~
vsluo q Tie ssmsdy foe hosssa. uisd y -
hfnao'i saA - aid fer hottas thna ~ hoo q.
Doe1sa, OussA ths spratn IN veg sAogt csdeg
Yosss Ssspesefns1y. O .. TnunAD.
psses q r9 boe1le. - hottiee for -. All
Asuegls6 have % 60 80 - u Ter yoes - .
IN = ssat 10 sny aA1zeso = geeGlVs - pseee
y ~ peuDsiAAoe6, d ,. xmDAGk b CO.
1.esbsEsh yallA " esEAses tllssssssd -
soID ~ AL DnU0ousrs.
ANDREW cAsTRoAc CO.
EUHIRNAN-syAND FOOT or CO
- m9ha - rish ftem > cene ~ II
.Dvas1. - clsaned q dedsed snd =
1vssodanywhess h ~ city, dae8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Fine Merino Undershirts, 80 cents;
Cashmere OvsrHhirts, 8l.5O; I pairs
Shaker Socks, 80 cents, at The Star
Clothing House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Tho ETUDRBAKER = The Standard
wagon Of the world Hor sals By Wald
4 Namnt,A1l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Try the pure Eastern cider to be had
~ the quart or gallon at II. II. Wilcox
q Co.'S Cherry street., opposite telegraph
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TO the UNFORTUNATE.

e3S Kearney 30
corner II CoGinnDoe
cial IT.. Fan Etanr
cisco estn liaho1
In 1854 for the
treatment Of Sex-
|ual and Seminal
|D1ooasea such q
|Gonorrh0a 0lool,
STRUCTURE. 9ypAilis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

DANcm0 PARrY.--On Friday evening
. social danoing party win Be given BY
the Al Fatt Clab, nt Yesler's Hall. Con-
siderable pains 10 being taken 70 make
Is pleasant and agreeable affair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

Tho cheapest plaes In The city for
Boots and Shoes = O. b. Littoll'e Bar
gain Store In Denny's Block on Front
strecl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-14

RAILROAD EARNINGS. - Northwestern
railroad earnings show q further i'm
pr0vement IN the third week Of March,
ooutrssling strongly with the lossos In
January and February. and indicating
that those loesee we're due TO tho weather,
which did mot 20 much destroy NJ post
p0ne tratIic. In this third week Of
March tbe Milwaukee & 81. Paul gained
&lS6. 7B (8 pee cent.l. The Chicago q
Northwestern $40, so ca per cent
The 81. Paul B Omaha 81, 300 (l5 par
can't. J, thu Norshcrn PMcs6o ga $50 IN
Per oent.). tbs It. Paul & Manitoba
$4,000 rs per cent?. besides q heavy
crop movssneut. the larger beoauss e
vaa spuaswhAt dslsycd earlier in the
year, these roads are now baginniug ta
feel ~ novomeu1 az omiQrautu and
ehels sepplisa. Few data N b ths ex.
teub oe His movement are At present.
altainnble. bul snch ~ W have seen In
dictate very hssvy movement. AQreat
many, Tor tngtAnoe, are going from
Nugthern Illinois 10 the southern halt
OF DAkots. A movement Of this kind
n Of the highest PROMISE TO The roads
named aud 10 several OthNra. Il ocours
ohiedy ID the spring, and the travel for
twc a three m0nthn, therefore, largely
dstsrmiuss What tho years. growth Of
the nov country shalt bs.--RsiircOd Ca
seffs.
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Dr.. SPIN N EY

No. 81 kearny Street
Treats al Chrenlc and Special Dlseaoo
YOUNG HEN
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING IRON
w the ofleCts OF youthful fOllie0 q n.
discretion win do well to avail tham-
solves Of this. the eTeateet beon ever ~
q tho altar Of suffering humanity. Or,
SPINNEY win guarantee to forfeit ~
for every casa d seminal weakno0 G
private disease Of any kind or chaSaetog
which h undertakes and fails 10 ougo.
fheee are many Ct the agu Of thixH =
0lxty who are troubled with too fSoQ0D1
ovaouAxi0a q The bladder, often oooonr
panied hy Glight emarting o. b0yn1ng
sensation and . weakoning Of the Quto0
In manner the patient cannot ooooun1
fog. On examining The urinary dopo110 .
ropy oediment win oeten b foun0, -
oomet3meo small particles Of albuDGnvW
appear, Or the color win b Of . thin Nh
t6k hue, again CHANGING 70 . dark I'D
torpid appearance. Thoeo are many Uen
who de of this difficulty, ignorant g H.
cause, which q the second stare q oomp
hal weakness Dr.. 8 win guarantees opqe
lest cure In al such caseG, and hooItho
rogtoration Of the genito- urinary ognDnG.
Once hours-lO to and toA eun1Ay,
nom 70 % II q n. Consultation fbGo.
Ih0RoagA examination and advico.
-. sPUNBY 4 o.
~ N0. IL Koneny & oon yhnD0ooeok
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