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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

The Dakota, On her recent departure,
took hence "a green hides and 30 bun
dies skins, and every YEN days for eight
ysau she or the other steamer in the
eame linz has taken from 150 to 60O
hides and an enormous quantity Of
skins. These hides and skins are sent
away for tanning and preparation for
market, and many Of them-perhaps a.
many ~ are Ssnt awAy--ars returned
altar tanning and preparation. Thus
our people foster and sustain industries
In California at enormous expense, and
In 90 doing deprive Ahsmsslvss OF their
own means Of Subsistence 10 q degree
almost criminal. The $1,000 people Of
Western Washington easily enough eat
the meat Of 1900 beeves and 5000 sheep
. month. 70 cay nothing Of elk, deer,
bar and other wild animals. Tho tan
ming Of these hides and skins alone il
s1faoisut 70 keep going . large sstsblish-
mont. These hidss, ON the contrary.
ars shipped below, and, after being
made into leather. are sent back. Some
6ftssu OF twenty charges and profits are
talked on By this forward and backward
movement, which would b saved here,
and which add not . little y the expense
Of sven N ordinary pair Of boots. This
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vAlg0 - fmg y. r. Z. Z. LAND
GRANT.


WAsuHoroa, Jan. 5.-Thss far Mr..
Reed, Of The House Judiciary Commit
-, has be~n able 70 prevent any action
On NJ NORTH Pacific land grant quss-
non. LAse June seminal majority of
ehe oomaitsse 0aned . report M WHICH
they agree that NO lseislstioA can hurry
the North Pacieo CNapAny in sns
verb of o0mDaesinG the road; in other
words, thAt he mad 10 hsina built ~
faoe - DoMble. aud therefore Congress
ooahA nos 70 interfere. A large minor
ity, one leee than majority, signed a
report fAvugable 20 dsctar. zion of
Congress that the imnenss land grant
was fsgfeitsd- The report contained a
oArefal eoOputA len showing that the
lands already earned would, il sold a..
t2O an acre, pay for building the en-
ore road and toavea tonus Of several
millions. and shat II the company
sA4nsd the remaining lands under tine
original gFAAs Il would receive . bonus
OF v70.u00O, estimating shs land at
Ms ea0e prize, besidss having received
lAnd enough 70 pay the entire cost of
building. Prooeos Knott desired TO Of
~ resolution declaring unearuess
landD FORTIFIED, but Reed has prevented
tAkAD OU3eo0s
ia rssolution we're offered il would
80 On The calendar and opsn the matter
- discussion in the HOUSE. Reed and
the Northern Pacific lobby seem to b.
Of The sans opinion. They do no. wans
the rnatssr discuaned. 1odsy ProStor
Knott tined TO have the committee aares
that The rssoiution might 10 oaesej.
bat Reed inssrposcd successfully snolgs.
70 stave consideration u the-res.siu.aou
81 for week. II action can be pas OF
until March 4th tie road nould have 8
year 70 can land, although seven Of The
oftesn naalnbs1s of IT, committee thiuk
thai ia grant ought TO be declared for
festsd. Tie grant Ibis company r.
celvod trOn Congress, provided the
rad vas finished in l5s6. rspcpsx nscd
Ind valued y el5n,0 0o0ol
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DAILY
posT .IYTELLIGENcER.
.-es.pUrA.LE gvIDxxrg ~ SEAT
TIES GROWTH.

Beyond doubt the most ind'sputao'e
.vidsnes 70 BE- obtained anywhere OF the
unosasiuQ, steady and rapid growth OF
our city, Is that Furnished by the post
o6,oe. In the assessments are nuc'ua.
lions, more or less violent, BY reason 81
AMI ar brisk times, and census reporn
.re far from infallibIs. Through trade
=. can lssrn only through the genera
t.nor Of 4 long term Of year, OUT
through the possoface " can learn wi'n-
- mistake. With . view 70 Re''As
.ccarats and reliable information on
This score, W recently called upsn foss
master Carr, and through his coufssss
wore permitted to look over Ne boom.
A. thnas most convenient most easily
understood, and bearing most directly
upon the subject treated Of were money
ordsrs-we examined them.
The frst money order issued in ths
Seattle postofise was sent on the io'h
Of October, 1871, and from that time 70
this there has been an svsr-increasing
dow. the issue being very psrcsptibly
greater each sucessding year. This In
oreaae ve viii sndsavor 10 make plain
in the table following, the frss column
Of which indicates the year, the second
the whole number of orders issued up 70
the expiration Of that year, aud the
third column the number issued during
hhsf vaaY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

In Considering Ne utterly dsfsnselsss
condition against Ars) Of YAKIMA City,
the apathy displayed on the question Of
extinguishing apparatus, aad tho his
tory Of like towns all ovss the country,
the Yakima Signal draws Dms lessons
that should b useful 1t bone, and thai
may b needed With profit in nei2hbor-
ing towns. Hsays:
We pssdist that on some gloomy look
ing morning not far distant ouI citizsna
viii gct no and hnd he gyesssa part Of
she business portion Of Yabiaa City 70
duced ~ . heap Of s00uldsRiAg s1hes.
We aieo prediss thae ON about ~ same
day Q movemsnt will 10 ipAugarated Tor
supplying our t0vA WITH ArotnAlne,
so0k- and -leddss oOmpeny o. some
othsR device for AQhan9 AFe. 10 saNna
to "a il would - oach VissR policy to
take some sssxA in thse direction before
the cstastrOphe taheo placs. A number
II our nsighborinA t0vns. ineludies
Dayton, Colfax, Wsitsbura and ssvsRDl
otheu. have % Different oecassonc dur-
ing the past NV years b0on almost
tutbiky ODA1OOusOA, AA0 UkAO law ssso'
Yakima has for % l0na esoApod u al
most miraculous. Our eou0ephs9e IL
dry and moss Of cur buildinoe arc com
poaed entirely sf good. making the
chancee for their destruction sopecially
favorable. All thinNs eonoid0ed, II
may " safely rsckonsd shae it ic only =
QUESTION Of time land porbsps not q
very long tino either vhsn - shall be
called uDon TO witness in our nidet a
great confagYAtion. Opes fairly under
way il 10 easy 10 forsses that without
any neos sary appliances for staying
their rayA4eo the ham0 would soon
sweep away the greater. portion Of the
houses On Main ctrsss. n oar oitizsns
who should feel the most intsreet in the
movement would take the matter in
hand M once And have several good
wells dug ct convenient points and sup
ply them With large punps, and also
provide an adequate supply Of ladders,
hooks, buckets, ropes and other needed
implements IL might b tbs means of
saving much valuable property from
destruction. Now 10 the time ~ move,
before It 70 too late.
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rRon lDAao.

Narcellas Huntoon, ESQ, formerly of
Elkwa, Clalan county, and Who still
owns farm 40 that place, writes from
Boise City under lASe Of Dec. 29sh, a
letter from which the Port Townsend
Argus extracts ~ folloWs:
From your paper soe that times are
quite lively on tho Sound. / am happy
to hear il, for they we're very dull when
| left. Working that iron ors near
Port Townsend should think would
help the place. Tho company mus,
employ q good many men. Starting
lively, and must In the oearse Of time,
town. Washington Territory has never
had chance yet. All il wants ID few
smart, energetic men With capital to
come IN and open mp new enterprises.
Il was the remark Of every one here in
idaho last summer that they never saw
such o big emigration going 70 Wash
inRton Territory; and there are lots Of
smigrants here in Boise wiatssinR- got
IN 30 late, money gave Oat, 60, that
they had - stop-all going 70 washing
ton Territory. There II considerable
suffering among them, and what mahss
II come % hard u that everything 10 ~
high. Flour 10 ga Der barrel. Wheat,
harley and oats are selling for cents
per poand, and hard TO GET. The cause
Of high prices il that the railroad con-
tractors Of the Oregon short Limo have
been buying up grain and hay all up
and down the valley. Hay ID selling in
Boise City for 30 per Ton, and il will
60 up higher bsfore spring. Some a
the smiGrants have but little clothine,
and just nov tie weather 10 very cold
and clear and thsrs 10 about Elk inohos
vt anoe On the ground. TAa,mosnstsr
degrees below sofo. Boise people are
real kind-heaIssd and hbesai iI giving
assistanoc - tho destitute. Tho city 10
very pretty plaoe. Shade treD ere
planted On both Gides Of Ne otreets,
and are irIiaAtsd By ditnhss. Gardens
dourisA where baa Q few years aRo il
Vac barren wngee. The city d Gltuaosd
On y level eloee up under high nOon-
tAinA with B0iae river running along
one hide. should say there vUeo 300
70 NuO inhAhitauts. The minss In Wood
river are turning ont pretty veil; there
vii b great deal done during the
coming sumnes. The RailreAA vill b
N WOOD river b. Nay % June. The
Oregon Short Line Company are nov
grading in Boiso valley. II they do not
pass thfouah Bsise City they viii leave
Il Aboot Is or Is mllss on one sids."
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! Il viii be noticed that the number 10
sued in 1874 vas twice ~ great - Ne
number Issued in 1872; the number In
1877 Was three times - great ~ ne
number in 1873: the number in 1880 vas
four times that Of 1874, and the number
in 1882 Was twice that Of 1879, and nine
times that Of 1872. Each year showed
an increase over every year preceding II.
And this increase sill goss on, We
number Of orders issued during the Last
two months being l3p, indicating a
total issue during ths current year OF
shout eOCo.
We have no way Of getting at tho AZ.
gregats amount Of thsss money orders,
bat the average per order 10 probably
In the neighborhood Of ol5, the sggrs-
gate for 1882 being Close upon oi00, 200.
For the first time in its history, the
Seattle ofiics last year took the lead of
The Territorial Offices In the matter Of
money orders issued, lead that il will
retain hsnceforth indefinitely.
In this connection " will reproduce
the tabls fol owing, printed in these col
umns q fortnight hence, indicating sales
Of stamps. envelopes, nswspapes wrap
psrs and postal cards, but NOT including
box rslts, registry or money order fees
during tho quarters named:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

In reply y . letter Of inquiry, Susan
3. Anthony gives The Lisa following Of
fenous Woman suffrage woman and ~
Humhee and ssx Of their children. In
Ne liz Of ehildrsn Il vill b. noticed that
oaashtsrs prsdoninats. thsrs being sc
- 81 800. Here h her Lisa:
LnofesiA HoeA dAuehtsrs, 1 con, G
EytaAboth CAdy 8tAntpn, 5 soue. 2 dan !
Martha G. Wright, ems, 5 Dan &
Antoineste Brown Blackwell, 8 das Is
Inoy Stone, daughter. ....I
4ayfiee Hoeiuson, dauQhsers &
NNrylA. Livermoro. da1ghtsrs.
IlIie Dsvsrsaux Hlake. : dauchtsrs. 3
Matilda y0lyn 0NQs. con, 5 dan 4
kllxanssn boytna HaShsrt, l con. 2 dau 3
oesea cx1n Coestest-... ...S or 8
4yrs bsAdwe0. eon. 2 dan 3
ySanoeo y. Gage sons. dau. -. {
I'm O. !. II. N:oh0ls, snna, dau :. 4
In Olympia brown, snn, dau. :. 8
The gentle susan concludes her lssssl
And a al the pioneer women. Susan
,. Ankhony b the only one Who nevs1
Uaxsiod. OF tho earlier Of the youns
Uookasa MiGs Phmhe Osxxens q Aha
ely ono no1 married. Hence ron go
e, hoW utterly false u the charge Of
- enomy, both 10 the motherhood and
Vifehood. OF The women that have been,
ana axs today, at the head Of our move.
80 eine6rely yourA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

EllenneaRn d building m very yapidly
and the winter has hssa vssy favorable
thus far, - hey have net haA 70 shut
down work entirely. The rOport b nov
that Me railroad oompany = going 70
have one thousand nen q vosk On ~
river cAnyou By the La Of February.
should this b tFae. tines viii oson b
lively here.
Elleusbora buaineea hoaans ars n DO.
ina veil shis wiasss, snl n ~ rsepeofs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

Hsnchett d Carter. proprietors Of the
great Twelfth Street Livery, Chicago, Ill
! letter dated Dec. 5, 1879, speak thus OF
kendail's SPAWN Cure: ''Is il several
years since We bought the first of you
md We do not hesitate to say it is the
rers best article for spavins, ringtones,
scratches, spiints, etc., that We ever
used. We would not b without it In
our large livery for thousands. of dol
lars. We pronounce il one of tn
greatest discoveries Of the age. II
stands without . peer in horse lini
ments." See advertisements.
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PuaHr SOUND.

Parties wishing to obtain the emily au-
thentis and reliable sectional map OF
Pa1os Sound and surrounding Territory
can do - by addressing box 136, New
racnns, SAss. Terry.
~ fhose maps are compiled from
tho records ~ the U. S. Land Ofscs, and
but limited supply remain on hand
fo6 Gale. d1-d&W1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

Seminal weakness, Impotency. night loeg4
By dreams pimples on the face ard -
manhood can positively b cured. -
sick and afflicted should not fail = cen0
him. The Doctor hes travelled cxtenavly
In Europe and inspected thoroughly -
various hospitals there. obtaining o.
competent to impart to thoce d nee10
his services. DIR. Gibb0n viii nAkD =
charge unless he effects Q cure P0D
IT distance may be cured ct bona
strictly confidential -
see no ono but the Doctor. Persons ~
Ing TO the Doctor will please state the -
Of the paper they see this advertisemen1k
dress DIR. r. GfBBON, p. o. box ~. -
Francisco. Send 90 sns . packa6e =
medicine. Sd6vH
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ABesr msrx.

Ths aAa4e Of tss hop tnzskaE = afip .
snb5sc: Of great interest to dsal<s. sSsc-
ulators. farmers aud others. In view OF
this the following figures from the Wat
eryi,Is Times will 10 read With interest:
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BRITISH COLI MBIA.


1
Rev. F. q. wrirat. ZIG TENT OF
Sssnich. has received adA5S from
England Informing atm Of SIS appoint
fnent ID casp;aincy II she arciy. Gr.
Wright. whose friends will all re glad
30 learn of his anganc-nsnt, mas de-
cided to accept the appointment and
mer.
The many friends of Rev. J. 3. Good
and family viii % PLEASED to learn that
the Bishop Of Columbia has appointed
lin 10 the rsctory of Nanairno. AS soon
as necessary repairs are made to the
parsonage the family viii take up their
abods II tEat city.
Capt. Waller 10 preparing the ways
and lrabSrs for ths construction OF an
extensive doasinS sannsry and fish oil
refinery for NJ. Jossp6 Syrast: The
barge will b baiEs - section OF
SprAss's sAaFf IL will be 40 feet long
vita thirty two fsss team end depth
Of eoid fest anids1ips and Q fess for
ward and an. Powerful machinery to
propsl teA raft, and eapsoious tanks
aud rssora for use IN refining the OIL
and cooking the ish are already built.
fls veasel will 10 launched and ready
for action y April and will make her
first forsy anoug the OoiAoaans on the
northwest coast. Tasse lsA are rioA IN
OIL and make sxceiisat guauo. After
the oolashaas the iord!y salmon's inter
ssts III ths vicinity Of Mas and aksens
rivers will bs attended ~. and later in
the ssason tas establishment" viii bs
movsd ~ sac mouth of tas Fraser and
reeuAC operations there.
Ii another solann notice 10 given by
Joha q. DArnssoa, Es4., Of IN applica-
tioa W tee Lex siaavs Assembly Tor An
act ~ incvyyoraSs John G. Ainsworth,
George AiHsSofsh snd Enosa ". Bias
del, for TIE perposs Of rselaiming the
overhowed laAds along the kootenay
river, and for farming tine said river into
,hs Coiunbia ~ point known rs the
koossnay Crossing, near tns Columbia
lahes. This ssssrDriss, if carried ont,
viii drain vary large section of oOnn-
Sry and reclaim rich bottom lands Of
vast extent and value.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

Ladies and gentlemen. make nO mis-
take, We keep the finest line of hosiery
gloves, eto. in Seattle.
CLAYTON Bros. Front street.
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New CIDER.-Nade daily with our
new large cider mill from selected ap-
pies. G. p. SToNs d Co.,
nov1tf Caeh GrOcers.
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TO The UHFORTI
lR1UNATE.
Dr.. GlBbOD'S
nlQnenQADv

es3 KeaPney Sc
corner Of Con1mog
cial st.. San Froe
cisco, ostAbliahe1
in 1854 for the
treatment Of -
nal and Sem1n0
Diseases. such =
0oAorrh0A a.
Structure 6vpA
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'Ht GREAT ENclISN REnEDI

u . nev0sokl
Cure fer 10vo
Debility, Ill.,
cd vitality, 49,
nal WesbDeoes
3poPm 3 tof100
LOST MAUHQo
lmpoaasQ, -
lysis. Mocll1lo
Ehos, - ~ =
sslf-Abuses -
full folliaes - =
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Copsuunu<ion, Crop. 1852,
pounds. pounds.
United states. 100000 2o,70O.0O0
Austria and Bo-
hemiae ... 0,G25oo0 O.63,0O
Belgium -. 100000 100000
france;......- $1,000 S'u 49,,
Swsssn = Nor.
vsy ..... $4,000 10000
Russia. 100000 SoWO
nd no1s IA Eng srnmmn
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ceaeoD In matufoB yeayD - eueo
Memory, LAssituds Nocturnal
Avessaea 70 oosis1y. Dimneoo 49,
Noises u the Head; tAs vtol -
AnobasTved n ne uyfnA snd 80
dtaeasss that led - insAnity and -
Oh. MINTII VIII AGres 70 isasS ~
apNDn1D DolLAns fer . oa6e ef I'M -
VITAL REDTORATIvB (u1der ~
aAvtes ~ trsatnansl Will not cure.
anything impure or tntuyioos fcune
DIR HINTlH treets al Private Dill
cessfully without mercury. CcnsoL ~
vanx. Thorough examination and ~ r.
loudtnQ anaiysis OF uyine, ?sD;
VITAL R1sToaATrv1. $500 bosele ~
dr~as upon receipt Of price. o. q y ~
socuse from ohsssvation. end h pEiveee -
A. 4. NINTII, T. D.
II Keaxuy Street, gaa IN ocaeees -
SAMPLE BOTTLE Rz1I
Sent on sppiication BY letter tatang
tons. Sex and Ara. ConmnAiea11cne
oenAdsntiAl.
DR.. MINTIEp KIDNEY Kindly 49,
RETICUM. cures al kinds u k1enS -.
Blades Complaints, donosshOa. e.
cosrh0A For sals b. ell dru9g1sf ~
bottle, six bottles fer $50.
Oh. NINTIEo DAND3LlOl xI4s0
the best and cheapest DIePk1cn
BILfOUs cure n ~ uashse. Ses -
MssS.s IL nsa1ans o, Q. p. - - 8
$500 80 - e { 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-20

Passengers and freight cars Of the c.
lumbia & Puget Sound Railroad will leave
Seattle every day Sundays exceOtedl II
100 a. n. and z ,. III. Arrive at Renton at
$50 a. m. and y. IN. Arrive at Newcastle
at $50 q. m. and p. m.
Returning, leaqe Newcastle at Of q. m.
and p. m. Arrive at Renton at Has ..
N. and 5:a5 ?. m. Arrive 1t Seattle 1t q.
N. and p. m,
Depot, King Street Foot Of Second Street
]. NJ. COLMAN. Asst. Supts
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
Sprague's Rivals.

The Hghs in Rhode Island is still
pretty much the old family feud between
the Spragues and the Ives-the rivals in
cotton. printing tor two generations. In
lS57-60 the Spragues were on top, and
carried everything before them. In 1870
73 they were overwhelmed by financial
disaster, and an estate valued at Sl9,-
OO0, 600 mizzled away like the morning
mists. The triumph OF the Ives was
political as well as financial, and now
Governor Sprague is making final des-
perate effort against his hereditary foes,
and according TO the latest telegraphic
dispatches from Rhode Island, the War
Governor lost the battle fought ct the
polls yesterday.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
Great Prairie Fire.

LINCOLN. Neb., April "a disastrous
prairie fire was raging yesterday few
miles north Of this city. Mrs. Dalton, a
farmers wife, was suffocated while fight
ing the fire. Many smaller accidents are
reported. Barns. houses, granaries and
haystacks were licked up by the flames.
1t is estimated that fifty square miles
were burned over. The flames lit up
the heavens for miles around. The fire
is still raging.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis 0bispo) and Santa Barbara.
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at AIS P. NJ,
Los Angeles time.
farPasseDgers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at 10:l5
O'Clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
nad Reys and eaIrIs.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April "A crowd
Of 500 boys and girls gathered in front Of
the hall in which the Salvation Army
were holding meeting tonight. The
special officers at the entrance were
pelted with mud. The crowd sang Roll
the Chariot Along" and "Paddy Duffy's
Cart" The police dispersed the mob.
after three arrests.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
auRecated by Gar.

BEDFORD, Ind. April 9.--In an ad-
joining county last week, relatives disin.
TERED the body Of John Bryant, buried
two years ago. with the view Of remov-
ing 1t to another cemetery, and found
the .ody petrifying. Its weight was 700
pounds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
DR.. @. F. Gillingham,

Member Royal College Surgeons, England.
Member Royal College Physicisns. Edinburg.
PoNETs BUILDING, I27 MAIN STREET.
decIQtf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
MORN on Missile cnaries Imdian Pol.
sOmers.

SALT LAKE, Utah. April 9. Mission
aries appointed at the Mormon Confer
snce. which adjourned yesterday. will
leave Tomorrow. They number one
hundred and ninety -four and their desti-
States, Europe, Australia, Mexico and
the Sandwich islands.
Last Saturday at Kanab, Utah, two
Indians were arrested for poisoning
settler. They entered his cabin during
his absence and placed poison in the
flour which caused his death.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
Rates of Fare from Los Angeles.

sRplans OF Steamers Cabins at Agents Office,
where bertis may be secured
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-11
A Crank's CoDres.Ion.

PITTSBURGH, April 9.--An Englishman
named WIN. Menehy, crank, called at
the Central Police Station tonight and
stated he was one OF the murderers Of
Lord Lietrsm. He wanted to give him
self up, and claims to be a member Of
the Land League. Nihilist and Soci-
allst. He says he was one Of six men
chosen by the Land League to kill
LietraIn, and that they shot him on Kill
merick road. County Antrim. Ireland,
November II, 1881. He was locked up.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-07

r GAN SHOW THOUSANDS OF LETTERS
i from persons from all parts Of the Union
and Canada. to testify to its merits and the
benefit it has Afforded a. . family remedy and
tonic, and has been Endorsed by the medical
faculty. IS the best whisky for dyspepsia, indi-
qestion. etc. Sold in all Eastern States and
and gives universal satisfaction. 1t is highly
recommended by the Faculty in all cases of
Nervousness, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Chills and Fever, etc. 1t is now
introduced to the public Of the Pacific Slope.
indorsed by the certificates Of the eminent DR..
Dana Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts.
and Rev. Il. c. Louderback of ST. Louis, Mo,
both gentlemen prominent IN their profession,
and which is . guarantee to all buyers Of its
purity and quality. OAUTION-None genuiae
unless tabled with my signature over the cork
g. sIMMONDS. Malarial diseases of all
kinds especially yield to its powerful action.
Nothing equals 1t - an appetizer. Its tonic
properties sre grand. and 1t renews wasted vi.
tality and rejuvinates the system. Try it and
become convinced. Country orders promptly
attended to. Families supplied by the gallon.
Sold by grocsrs. druggists and liquor dealers
r. SADLER sole agent for Eureka. Sold by
Trowbridge h Co., Typo. se8dAw4m