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oiled wood, and still we went on fast
er and faster. The train rocked
from side to side, and the engine
seemed hardly to touch the rails. l
looked at my watch, and then anx-
iously in the direction of N. 1t
wanted three minutes Of six. Oh,
if there might be some delay, some
thing to make the other train even
one minute late. But 70, away in
the distance l could see faint line
of smoke coming nearer and nearer.
The girl saw it too, and reached for
the oil can.
cts of no use," 1 said. eve
can't get there, and we've all the
steam we can safely carry now"
care you sure it won't bear any
more?' she asked anxieusly.
81 shook my head.
"Pm afraid not" said.
s'But it is possible that it may?'
she asked again.
eyes, possible, but not probable
| answered.
"She asked the questions in calm,
even voice, and | think | answered
in much the same tone, for, now
that the danger | had feared was
really upon US, | seemed to have lost
all fear, and | watched the line Of
smoke nearing us so fast with sort
of vague wonder as to what the en-
gineer of the other train would do
when he saw us coming, toe late to
save his train, | was reused from this
sort Of stupor into which | seemed
in danger Of falling by seeing the
girl again reach for the oil can. 1
shook my head.
cit won't do" l said. at may
be death
But, she said, cit is death if !
don't"
81 nodded, and, without a word,
she poured the remainder Of the oil
upon wood, and threw it into the
fire. We were close to the station
now, and could see people running
across the platform, and see the
women scream as they saw our dan
ger; for right in front of us was the
extra, so near that it seemed as if
nothing but miracle could save us.
| looked at Miss Lord. With that
last effort her strength seemed to
leave her, and she sank upon the
seat, covering herface with her hands,
waiting for the death that seemed so
near.
There was a moment Of awful
suspense and then we were safe upon
the side track just as the extra train
went laundering by, so rear that
scarcely an inch separated the engine
from the hindmost car. The brakes
were put on, and the long line Of
cars came to a stand-still just beyond
the station. and then slowl Y ran back
to where the crowd of alarmed and
curious men stood watching US. AT
the shrilI sound of the escaping
steam, Miss Lord raised her head,
and looked anxiously around, then,
seeming to realize that we were safe,
she tried to say something, but the
words died away in a murmur, and
the next moment she fell on the floor
of the cab like dead woman. But
before | could call any one to help
her, for was pretty well shaken my
self, one of the directors, who was
on the train, came along in fearful
passion. He wanted to know what |
meant by running the risk that | had
done.
Haven't you any brains? and
don't you care any more for human
life than Donkey" he clustered.
Il handed him the telegram had
received at A, and which, fOrtu-
nately for myself, I had put into my
pocket, and then 1 pointed to the
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WnATCon COUNTY.



A Masonic Lodge was organized un.
Saturday evening, the following being
tho omoers: Thomas J. Ravlins, Mas.
TOR; J. 9. Choroh, 8. w.; W. A. Stevens,
]. W.; 8. B. Best, 8. D.; ]. A. 0illiland
]. D.: 9. Joergenssn, Treasurer; and L
L. Andrews, Secretary. Garfield has
oeen selected - the name Of the Lodge
IL recognition Of tho life and services
Of the late President GarAeld, Who VA
IN exemplary member Of the Masonic
fraternity. The next meeting Ut thu
Lodge viii b on January 10th.
At The annual meeting OF the What
com Colony recently, tho following on
cers we're chosen TO preside over the dss-
TIMES OF That organization for the next
year: President, DR.. Van Zandt, Of g.
attic; viee-P President, Rufus 6teayns;
Secretary, T. c. Austin, Of the firm Of
Austin 4 Gilman, late Of Seattle; Treas
urer, ]. Collins, reelected. w. w.
Gardner, L. d. Frank, e. n. CudWoFth,
]. O. Merriam, w. II. Pen6eld, e. B.
Collins and ]. 8. Vernon. to9ether With
the 0fidoers above mentioned, o0mpooe
the Board Of Directors The financial
condition Of the colony h reported to
b good.
An Indian started out in . canoe at
Padilla the other day 70 shoot ducks,
armed with two double barrel guns.
Presently b hove In sight Of Z dns
hook Of ducks, vhan hs picked up one
Of the guns and blassd away. The gun
buoked and Knocked him clear out Of
the canoe, upoettin9 the canoe, both
guns going 20 the bottom. The Indian
soon reRainsd his presence ol mind.
swan back % the upturnsd canoe,
Hiahle4 and ro-en1eeed Il. and then
paddl6a home. He did not hunt any
more that day.
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The revenue marine service has .
crsditAbls record Of buBy vsek for ths
last fiscal year. Its aggregate foros y
les than Q thousand officers and men.
YET in the regular eo1rss Of thsir tvslvs-
months duty they accomplished a0o.0O
miles Of cruising, boarded and exam
insd more than 1900 vssssls, Of which
upward Of 1000 were seized or reported
for violations Of Law. rescued Ill pss-
sons from drowning, and assisted 1l7
vessels wrecked % in 6istrs0, WHOSE
vslus, With their cafRosa il estimated
at over $2,2s0.m. Besides thass roo
tine taaks, extra onss were performed.
sonh - the sxpedition 10 bring Oh ths
officers and Grew Of the RodRRs, and
cooperating With tho marine hospital
service during the yellow fever epidemic
as the 6oufh. Last winter the revenns
marine ssrvios sought Legislation for
the Gstabliahmsnt a . sstirsd hst; bat
those Who framed ths bin for this por-
poss ovesiAid II with % much sxtrans-
Gus matter, soms Of which Vas moon
RYuous With IL central idsa - which
retirsment vas bassd, that IL suffered
defeat Perhaps, warned BY experisnes,
and relying On the quantity Of duty an
nually performed 1t small expense, the
friends Of this pFojsot may % revive
and present IL that II will b moro ia
vorably received at the present or some
future seonion.
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Ovsr On, 900 . year V paid for post

Ovse $4,000 year V paid for post
49, By the New York Tribune and $2l,-
By Tie Herald. The Chicago later
Ocean, 81. Louis Clobs-Demoerat and
New York SSn rank next In thu order
named, - the largest payers Of postage.
This aAoeds no information - TO the
relative circulation Of. thsss papers, b.
cause their daily editions are mostly dis
tsibutsd By news agencies or BY express.
And further, there II vast difference
IN The dss Of papers, some Of them b.
ing devoted principally 70 news. and
sovsslna four pages, and others being
dsvotsd principally 10 sdvsrtising. and
covering from eight 10 thirty two pages.
OF The four-paes papers the Sun u the
nest nslabls Instance, IL usually rum
ming dx o. ssvsn columns Of ads, and
having beyond question the largest cir
sulation h The United States, nearly
1,l00o0 . week. The Herald, on the
contrary, contains from forty to . hun
dssd columns Of ads day, and il ps-
psss average In weight fsur times hsav-
ier than ths 0ss, 6till ~ circulation 10
net abovs 10000 . week.
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Fms A. Sam rour. I. THE II. ".
Dana wsatioasd in ths follovine. \
H. individual q thas nama vho MA
Tie WissonGin Ho1ns b thio ely several
ysau go: A. s:l5 q - svsaine q
shs IN tnsk ~ LAkevtsv Hoo 6
oAnd fOanS IdAhot vas discovered - D
o. a!e. 1elese ~ 0a0ps ouuta .
eneeksd that bailding and IL 40 Cd
JOINING ooss On ~ nortA--a dvslline
sno sne FinneeR sesee-vses entirely
ETC., 81 - !. r. Ys.ssy dsa.scysd ".
vas oee1paed b ". II. Does. and u
eso!s aed DWELLING b T. J. Weohs and
wells F.14e = ca 3 }. WeskS'S -
!. ahoas eeooo end ~. n. DsaS'o ahoo1
- 0mA IT, tnGasanss = heAA
WeihA taeRo ! Oatpeopessy v0s0vod.
xne Aan - ~ 1so , ma knouu, -
q = nppossd % Aavs eangAA fron 8
ean4le IN 90 a ~ bed ,soomA The
fenain1 g . h1nnA body vssofuun6 @
- oasnmR oehgt8 nU0noe kuoun
Tor sn1e ans vAe I'D pssiahsa 4 -
Iame4 oas upoa eu0pax11g noeoe, r.
Coovays . beake0na = ClngkGAb ttRk
division, 80 iUand - b miG1ine. ~
Oueu0ss's j1sy eglAhliaAod - fneaeo-
Ina fas1A H. sailssaA snQ1sysg1 -
monA touaI61 aytng ~ touu. A1ooe
thon vAo did el1giGat voek nv q
Wa013unoo Amf11nn1 0Wog1nHnn6 - q
n. fordyeA y. Eennodv, q q 0ee5na.
Reasy .. o., 81 aanV o9knea NJ
oGl1oe - eAoo& ~ 0nnonD = - 49,
naeo11asy - e1o0 - - o13elninr
oathtnU - hyoo ooinR ~ 60
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Lie Richau,s Golden RsIssm Ne.
cures Chancres. first and second staeen
Sores on the Legs and Body; SyphiIIt6
Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all primary
forms OF the disease. Price $5per bottlS
lie Richau's Golden Ralsam Ne. 4
curesTertiary, Mercurial SyphiliticRheH
matism. Pains in the Bones, Ulceroteo
Throat. Syphilitic Rash, Jumps, etc, -
eradicates all diseases from the syIta0
whether caused by bad treatment Z
abuse OF mercury. leaving the blood pWo
and healthy. Price S. per bottle.
lie Rtchau's Golden Spa nlsh Ant
dOte for the cure of GonorrhUa. Gle1A
etc. Price $3.50 per bottle.
lie H1chn u's Golden Spanish lake.
tiOns g wash for cure of elect, Sub
lures, Disease Of the Urethra and Hid
DER. etc. Price $3.50 per bottle.
LIE Richau's Golden DIN, pmens. 10
the effective healing Of Syphilitic 6orD
and Eruptions. Price 81 per bottle.
ALSO AGENTS FOR
Lie Richauss Golden Pills. for weak
ness. loss Of physical powers and al d.
eases arising from abuse and exce0a
overwork. Price 50 per box.
Sent everywhere G. o. D.. securely packed
by Express.
Z. r. RICHARDS d. CO., Agents,
AZ and 8 Sansome st. cor. Clay,
n-dAWtf San FranciscO Cal
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HEARING Il Yumoesd that one Of the
v;,l.,a souc.c;.. occA>,rclst.d xha
C-"..,
consssucssoo OF . Is0soEy d Cssssas 1of
the preservation Of wharf timbefs from
thu ravanss of tia tsrsdo. n Posr.Iu
. .-r., ~.
IsIl'" sep os" oa NJ
Howard yesterday and ootained the FOL
lowing ssatsmsnt Of facts:
U, 81. a. d.. ~ ..;a -, ;r<c,,-
ant ..ths snssrnr;ss 70 stsrtsd viii -
: n,;x.ts "rs IA Ia. No conrsct;on
.th "r" "a - - s. . ~ ~ ~,"sn.
80 A., s,sr. ysrsi;~;nsr;.s M,
H"-.,a snrt;nnsS. -
err" .s.s..;t. o., .o.,. r-c.... ~
.,..t;r. -h.~s s;,,t,s, n ~ II rsosscs +
s,"r, ~ r..soS. ~ ~. t.,sdn snd Al
80 .s,..s H. ,,.s y. -. ~ 800 fsos"
~. IA A.. - rcs,.rt 20 s.s,vcc ..'
~ .. c ~. -;4h X .cs,ss, 49, -
n - .....s. 49,. 49, - 1870. ;.c.;.; ~
Jul III. J ;rSss,,.r. EFT J, S;.sc."s @h.xhs, .r.
~v,c .. 49, l. rss ia -o~iS :r. ~
~ .scr;... :. ~ , 30 puSst Sc~ud
s ~st..s r. I. III, 49,, tSst = ths
AIN ..as, = ~. Gnir ~ Ws,;co ~ -
wo,,,. ~ 49, As~t,r~Si,. - -ke,S
n;i;nc ana %, rrrshs, 81 vssrs 49,
s;r,1,s. IA -. 49, 5000 y;th 49,
ch.,n;..t =, .r.. =. =, S'. ~
,,,o.,;s. - i..sirr "a r-,a 100"
Ecr.s.,,crd.rss ~. - .St..4.S In
-. ,.a..r.s.. :. -.i, :. In -.c.si.
Tho bsvs h.d = II" t;r s. ~ - .IestsS
Ths ;rso,re.s,c. ohss;.~S 80. ..scS
th h. ths trsss",sns I. LII r,sS,T .nd
tsr.ec;., ~ o. ;c.s.,~" ,S.Ss"ss. 80. -
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DAILY
p0ST MTELLI GENCER,


m idss Of baildina houses Of eiass
~ some time since suggested by the
x~wIsv,~sa Of Chicago, and instantly
~ vith . frisndly rsosption IN other
Journals and among architects. One OF
H. lsading dailiss Of ths city ssns .
representative among the architects Of
- city, 70 discuss the matter and g.
thsis vieWa
4 ueominsus Asm Of architects, VINO
49, IT, r,uutatisn Of holding oonsefv-
.Aive visvI vsrs Inclined 70 think that
4. ihe ness future elaais 70 enter mnon
-. extsnsvsly into baildinR material
than e,sr before. Ths arm stated thas'
ovine 70 impsovsnsnts IN manaisssoie'
~ een b manufactured in blocks
es,.nns, sayitals, fri4sss. TO-, o. amy
In and q any DESIGN which NJ nos
divers sastss can eoeesivs Of, and mat
IN es,sbls Of sustaining . Gssassf
vaisht Than any othsF substances, svsn
sranits. which II eompossd largely Of
quarts ssyut.la. Annsaled eiass eol.
vmns. for instanes. could b introduced
for entrances, supports, etc. v'tno0'
v.ey m.sh sxpsnss over and above IN
,eeled elsss, tie process requiring only
EXTRA eass and more time In cooling. ~
b VIZ possible 10 build entirely OF e'ae
b,oake. The material ID smooth, clean,
and handseu.sr than any othsr. and VII
net intercept ths suns rays, 20 that /"
would rive . saving in fuel. and, being
ipspssvious 70 stmosphsrio changes
void b practically everlasting. II
would require NJ laths, plaster OF pains'
and Would not retain Impurities from
~ atmssphsrs, which would sssn 70
usks Il desirable from . sanitary point
q visw. Il oould b made In any color,
could b tsansparsnt. sloudsd, or
Opaque, and nodded into any desired
shape.
In thie eonusetion the table following
vim b q interest a. showing the aver
go sguahing weight Per square foot d
- 6iGsssnt building materials now in
~, clio Of giass, one Of The coming ma
tsEials. Il viii b sssn that Rlass will
bar three times the weight Of granite;
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FLnnxscR, 20. k-In spits Of IN the
efforts mAds By skillful and very slo-
Quent miasiouAsieo 70 speoad Proeo1sant-
INN in Italy, the last statistics show .
6scrsass q O9O0 IN the folovsn %
taos ereeo@ 1ns ngusee Iof
sos - sen ycam vcse soppaseo ~ sne
nm OF ~ - o.ncss1 - -, - ~
" soessoef $50 Only osN0@ Ine ~
sc ~ ysess AGO vses repsssoSso
y N
The Italian Government feols % mnch
humiliated b III decla1ation that
Francis Joeeph viii not WHIT Rome that
svsRy e1oEt b made 10 ea1oo him % ~
oooaidee The question. AesntA o0ictal
and extra odIeial, @oo tie Alps q the
sxpenoe OF the Italian Government
svesy week. IN order 70 persuade the
HapsbulRef TO make up h1o mind and
come. y = rumesed snas King hum
49, S0oio eos11 ~. xS.ncSS S9e1po
nco!1 ~ ~ - Wy u - 1ops'
psossoeo p vouao 0okns 70 notss.
Ofdegs have booo given 10 foFtify The
city of 0asts-
Rnskarn Africa yin ann havp anothar
Italian explorer in the psrson Of Mr..
William 0odio, . lawyer, already Known
for his Egyptian publications. He viii
stast toward the end Of Deoembeg from
Turin with several companions Who
have volunteered 70 accompany him.
The Island Of Sardinia n IN a varv
alsrmino condifion. Navy henda Of
brieandS 90 around tha oountrv And fan
on ~ viiiaees. plunderin0 ma kiliinc
svefvbody. The oondition az thu ialand
u much seRravased bv ~ faot that Sar.
dinia u . sort Of Italian Siberia for pub
ic funetionaziss, Who ase therefore not
o. The bet brand, and do rot always
~ - honestly and - snefeetically -
would b required. There 10 letter Of
. Deputy 70 The Minister Of the interior
stating the miserable condition Of the
Island and that gangs Of mso Of from
thirty TO fifty tsrrorizs the whole
country.
Ino KIN laAalv oave 10M0 franaa n
tia Institnte al fittla Vorkinomen al
"a Joesnh. H alao cave IL I'M frnncs
mora ~ Cha victims n ira innn6afiona
reachinr bv this iast donafion nearIv
~ mini III M0m franoa hithsrto 0iven
By him on different ocoaions.
Rom. Deo. The statistioa az Ttal-
ian enicration in l80l have Seen som.
piled. In 1880, 10000 people left Italy;
last wear there were 1882 emierants,
1I7,02 men and IL, 80 women. Fifty
nine Per cent. Of these emigrants are
farmers. They come largely from the
provinces Of 6Alerno, Naples, Genoa,
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TAou8Ls Ovxx \ Cunp.-Nsttis Ali
con. we'll rsmsmbsrsd on the Soand.
whore she lived ssvsral ysars. l. the be-
roins Of . little escapade In Portland.
She ID II years old. Last week ohe Yan
away from the Sisters School there,
and for time could mot b found. She
went immediatsly 10 the family OF Rod
nsy Tempkins, an honorable man. Iiv.
ing IN East Portland. and aaksd for .
echoo! Vas very distastsful 10 her. al
though ehe was nce Il any manner mis-
treated. 4r. Tompkins the following
morning applied 10 Archbishop 6eghsrS
for advice, and was told that % allow Z
child 70 leave The school an1 taks NJ
her abode elseWhere WaD eotahlinhing 4
bad pescodsnk and b pesfeered that
the child b rsturnsd 70 tie 6istess, but
did not nAke s1ch demand. "YesGsr-
day" eaye the Ovsgssiaa, sNr. Toap-
kim vs. visited By tWo Oa1holie entje-
men and informed tAas II be did NOT
return the child, legal s6eut voald s.
taken 10 require him . q %. Il q nm
dergtood that b. vill this mo1uiuR make
applieatioa 70 ~ County OourS % have
himself appointed guardian az the Girl.
Noette y . daughter Of tho late Jooeph
Allison. Who twenty yeaTo 60 ~
prominent publishse. The noehr died
recently At AemogshAQo a ~ Iunea.
and aboet hall N hear before ~
eEoAehed her lAo1 nave her thFoo ohil.
dlou toA Mn. Wn1ob. Ma Allinnn.
Who vas n poor hsalth, vieiAed - ~.
chanto1, Fair lnoe fall Win Ma. ~
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TO the UhFI

Seminal weakness. Impotency, night lopoe
by dreams. pimples on the face End ~
manhood can positively be cured. II
sick and afflicted should not fail 70 ca110
him. The Doctor has Travelled extensively
In Europe and inspected thoroughly ~
various hospitals there, obtaining Qoq1
competent to impart TO those In ned 6
his services. DIR. Gibbon will make -
charge unless he effects cure. PcznoC
al distance may be cured at homo. A
strictly confidential. Yeq
see no one but the Doctor. Frsons WI
ing to the Doctor will please state the na1no
OF the paper they see this advertisementt4
dress DIR. +. GlBBON, p. o. box 1851. -
Francisco. Send $40 for q package 6
medicine. NdkVn
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1tem ~ IOs Angeles Ccmss~visi ~
lam tAat . million dollars vas spant IN
ehaS ely during The pass ysar In NE
esestion At NV buildines; q Wilming-
IN ~ ssilzoad company has sxpsndsd
anotheR millioa n ~ eonslRustioa II
tEaeka. dspots. plls-work, vharvss and
G.adine; q Pasadsna . hundred houses
1avs hesa srseasd. and u Pomoua, Any;
vh1e q Ban Gabriel there has been
bailt nev vinsey. which Ne Cemmsr.
eiel claims = the lareooA In NJ world.
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Going up town The other evening on
the elevated road, about nix o'clock,
Senator Grady found the cars % crowd
Cd that but ono sat could BE- found.
h at down, and invited Senator
Browning, Who accompanied him, to mt
upon his knse. Done.
Nan station; satsr . LADY, very styieh
and pretty. No oeat. Senator Grady
70 Senator Browning:
Say, John, - up and give ths lady
your 6sak"
A thoamnd yellD and cns blush!
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= +. 49, -. -Ms.- e
Ae P1EHlnD lNnanfoen
SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Real Estate.

TN The nnIR1Cf COURT or THE
u InlM J11tclAl Dtstxice q Wa0kfnG0aa
E.tifosy, Adiaing esEns = eeaffle.
" Mathew No.. 016sn1Sae
Oo94 81 ~ vtEeno q . oxDcutjon
~ - 80 8 - eA.vo nAasA CeaGe =
s = ~ - -. .sssEU dssosthsa = aaia
IL HwAef - MA = ssssisa Ma. n
eoyn1AO ) noEsA 49, go alinofai
!. - sssaiy. waakls01 TsEsiss1y; ]
saissaay. tAsntA daysi Jalaasy, ssa
y - hssr 3 - sse,esk b - e,ssaess.
y 0sse 6 - ceU9 Ne4go -. = n
-, : c. - -
:, - : - { -
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NYw Cmn-Nade daily with eur
nov large cider mill from selected ap-
plss. G. p. STONE d Co..
noyltf Cash 0rocers.
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SugaR-cured Eastern hams and break
fast bacon, sweet and tender.
d12-H @. p. STONE 4 Co.,
Cash Grocers.
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DRTUNAT
Dr.GIBbOnS
DISPENSARY.

623 Kearney See
corner Of C0lnmer
cial st., San Fran.
cisco, established
In 1854 for the
treatment of San
'ual and Seminal
Diseases. such =
Gonorrh1a Gleet
Structure 8Ynhi0
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

In . uevW.1e1a1
Cure for N9vso
Debility, xxhen
ed Atty, e0lb
nal Weskne ees
Spermat0 tomb
LOST MAuH00Os
Impoteney, -
rhes, and I'll -
terrible effects .
sslf-Abuss, 49,
full follieo, a04 -
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cesses In matures yeArs - such = 49,
Memory, LAssituds, Nocturnal Emi.ne1s
Aversion 70 Society, Dimnces OF VII
Noises In the Heed; the vital autd 80
1nooserved IL the urine. and many a.
diseases that iead 70 insanity and dseth.
DR. MINTIE will agree TO forfeit I!yY
HUNDnxD D0LLARs fer . case Of this kino
VITAL RESTORATIVE under bis Sroe
advice and trcetmsntI viii not cure. g
anything impure or injurious found
DR. niNTiE treats all Private Dfssasee -
ceeafuily without mercury. CoSsC18Aa
S1xk. Thorough examination and advices
Iouding analysis Of urine. $500. M
VITAL kDsfoaArIvE. 800 bottle, %
times the quantity. 5000; sent 70 ~
ofeo upon receipt Of price. or y. " L
sscsse from observation, and In privass -
A. :. MMrII, n. D..
II Kaasny Street, Ban Ffsucisces O.
sAMPLR BOTTLE REI.I
esnt % application BY letter tatins -
49,. bex and Age. Communicates 49,
een1Aenttal.
On. MMIIHB KIDNgY REMEDY, NJ
1ErIOU0. eurss ell kinds Of Ktdnsy -
0iad6ag Complaints. 0ono1rhna, 6looep -
eolshmA yOe sAls BY Ill dyuegig11s ~
bo9ela Gtx hot1leo Seg - %.
d. 0U1UU DANDxI1ON rU&9
TIE - 81 cAaopast DYgPU0A -
1nlou9 suse = ~ naxhst. IN ~ \
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-16

Ladies, when you want . nice 6ttins
Corset call at Clayton Bros.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-16

Our $500 bone corsst at 81 10 q
beauty. CLAYTON Bios.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-16

Nurs AID CAxDY.-rhe largest as1ort
msnt and ines goods in the city. Spe
eial Iatao 70 dealers and societies.
d12-H c. p. SToH8 4 Co,
Caah Gfoo0fa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-16

Passengers and freight cars Of the c.
lumbia & Puget Sound Railroad win leave
Seattle every day Sundays exceoted) a
$50 q. m. and 3 p. m. Arrive at Newcastle
at $50 q. m. and p. m.
Returning. leaqe Newcastle at OF q. m.
and S p. m. Arrive at Rent0n at HAS ..
m. and 5:45 p. m. Arrive ct Seattle ct l ..
m. and p. m,
J. M. COLMAN, Asst. Supt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-16

HAY AND FEED ALWAYS ON
IL hand and delivered free Of charge.
Produce bought and sold. d6-tf
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1883-07-29
Salmon.

The London GrOcer'S Gazette of July
9TH reports as follows: "Salmon has
met fair demand throughout the
week, stocks of good quality Fraser
and outside river packs are becoming
exhausted, although there is plenty of
rubbish offering and buyers of super
Tor goods viii have to go back to CO.
lumhia River fish. The Liverpool
spot market is rather depressed, and
is in favor Of buyers. Prices rule
rather weak. Large parcels of CO.
lumbia River fish have changed hands
lately, but We cannot report i much
frmer tone in consequence. The
country demand has been rather dis
appointing, and grOcers are allowing
their stocks to run ont, IN the hope of
buying to more advantage later On;
however, when the reaction comes,
better prices are looked for, and it is
believed that prices have now touched
bottom"