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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29
wnATCsM CerNrv.

The EvanQel. in seea minc ont Of La
Conner last Saturday. after landing
the co.Ony elsewhere referred to, nan
afoul IT the slough bank nj high water
and got badly ''piied ny" ON tbs grass.
They dug trench around the vessel.
and orally succeeded In dsmsias her on
Monday aftern.sn at q O'Clock. This
Was the frat trip of the Evansel To La
Conner. and her pilot was NOT very veil
posted IN regard 10 the channel, and
hence the mishap.
Mr.. ID. Rogers, founder Of tbs embryo
town Of Feredale ON the No0kmck,
finding his peeseut site tos limited to
accommodate the growing business Of
the place, has laid out an addition to
the town ON the ives. sidO Of the river
on the Clarke claim. The addition
consists Of about ten blocks, twenty
lots 70 the blook. with streets eighty
feet wide and alleys ten. And this on
the banks OF one Of the finest naviQable
rivers on the Sound, and the chief busi.
mass point of the river, ought to sell
readily TO those desiring investment.
A colony Of sixty Ave men, women
and children landed here last SATURDAY,
coming on the steamer EvanQel direct
from Victoria. Leaving their famili. 8
here in La Conner they divided MP into
exploring parties in search Of locations
some going TO Inspect the Olympic
Marsh land and others up the SkaQit.
We hope soon to learn of their sue.
cessful location. These people are \
part of some three hundred col0uists
from Colorad0.whO came up on the
steamship Misslasippi and got OF a,
Victoria to come here. chsrtsring the
Evangel for that pnrposs. 1t would
have been much easier and cheaper to
have continued on tn Seattle and taken
the Regular steamers ON this route.
They have effected an organisation rs
COLONY and intend to lay out a town
Of their own in addition IN taking No
land. Mr.. Julius Ambrose in .pres:dent
and Mr.. A. I. Cuilier vice preaidens.
Most Of them will probably take up
lsud on the Olympic Marsh, about
eight miles from La Conner.-.KaI.
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NJ harm that Nr. Darllett - cold
~ I'LL Of the wrsohp1 q + GDo1e to
parties in Victoria, and that she will be
converted into . c3al barge. Tho lum-
bsr thaa ~ IN her has bsen about al
sold.
A Mr.. White, m8.hiniss, who was
here soCno weeks ago looking around,
has returned, and 70 learn he oontem-
plates starting in business hero. Let
him b a9or0sd every en1DoraRoment,
a. he hslongs 10 the olaes Of basineaa
man that Port Townsend most needs.
E NJ. g. l. Dingisy, 81 San Francisco,
and Mr.. Bool. Of Middlemas 4 BIOL, ara
in town. We learn that they are very
deaircus Of introducing tho industry Of
shin building IN eouneofiO0 with the
POst Townsend sawmiIl. Il b 10 BE-
hopsd they nay mako saiieaeeosy AZ
raneoaneueD With our mill ounefA ~
Point Hudson cannos b beatea for I'D
vantAgss IN ths location cf = ship yard
Ths foiIcuine b the nsg schedule Of
tho steamer Hops for her ssmi-veskly
tripa which Wont Into efPect on the l6th
instant: i Law Post Tswnsend Mon
DAY at So u, arrive at Anaoortes a
4 q. N. Tuesday. Leave Anacogtss II
SaA TneDaAy; axIivo 6 Pea Town
send at 3 p. n. Same day. Leave POe1
Townaond .. n. Thnr6day, arrive a
ssmialmpo Friday - u a n. leave
Ssmiahmoo same day q 5 p. m. and n.
rive at Port TOwnsend Saturday at 8
p. w.-Argns.
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Mormon Loct-~. ellis how he was A.
toniahod e & tissse ssnstoa = he Rocky
MouuoniuD 70 - . venerable French
uri>ss In his usual gAro enter the car.
SIt b simple hs said; Il am very old,
and nix months ago ! vas like % die.
81 IUae DOING ny haat 70 peopaO ny
~ lor The long journey. In my fam
- I Imagined myself already h tho
uronencs a God. and tht1 question adj
arsassd b me-: Hos did jon like the
beautiful wosld pa have leftg ruee
81 ~ ~ q dis thought cane tnto my
Nd, fce ] had dared 10 preacn OF .
$3.50 voead loe 6fty yeass While ~
nceankof this; and registered vov
~. q allowed ~ rise from that ssck-
80 { vunld apssd ny life " admifina
0odss uoek. lso only a my journey
rsana ~ vosid~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

Antwerp is yearly becoming more
popular with English and American ari
students. II II said that as good a
foundation in drawing can be obtAined
there as in Paris. The cost Of living ID
a great deal less, both lodgings and the
restaurants being excellent and mod.
crate iu charge. The wintor term be.
gins in October and ends in March
while the Summer session lasts from
May until tho middle Of August. An
old franciscan priory ID used for she
gallery, which contains some remark
able ancient pictures.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A LII PARSONS HAVING HERETO
"A fore bought Of John J. MOsA e Ct.
torncy In tact for Catherine and Henry
OFT, lots % blocks In South Seattle. KiDe
county, w. r., are hereby notified 70 cal
get quit claim deed from hin,sci( ~
wife. which win perfect title TO ali who
may avail themselves Of the opportunity
April ~ lS0 llml JOHN ]. MOSS.
Portland and Victoria peperv p!easc cony
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Beautiful noul pieesa vurp mt 70 ~
ladies Of IL Dana Duesheimer party
~ thu Palace Hoeel. Nr. Dana r.
spouded 10 the 6ru4 toad IN q brieI
speech that elected marked Attention
and applanss. Mr.. Dursheimae A.
spoke IN happy vein. Other reepnuses
followed, the remarks being impromptu
and oetter IN tone than the average
after dinner speeches. Mr.. Dana an
Feared highly pleased. snd sid be never
passed hspp,er evening.
81 ~ lass.
S>x FkAxcysco. Apxsl 2S.-Sarah Isa-
hella Burke and her Chimes param0ur,
wong Suey, sailed on the steamer
Oceauic last Wednesday for Houskpos.
AZ lsA reports they lad cot been for,
mally married Sarah vas dressed for
toe ocean voyage In complete Chimes
female costume and appeared - enjoy
the silk and trinkess.
Cleasaaee..
Geo. w. Elder, for Victoria and the
sound; State Of California. for Astoria;
British steamer Barnard Cassls, Nauai-
mo; ship Richard Ill.,. Nanaimo; seh..
Maria E. Smith. Seattle.
ssSN ~ ~ rue totp.
To-day Is the third day Of the spring
meeting Of the Pacific Blood HORSE As
soctstion at Oakland Park. The track
q IN excellent condition. First racs,
nve-eiahths dash. between Baldwin and
Palo Alto. two-year-old fneys, vas Won
BY the latter essily in los.
second race, ono mile and three
eighths dash for three year o!ds: start
ers. Lucky Baldwin and Augusta g.; Won
by the former in ee::ai.
Third race. for Pacific cop, two and
one quarter mile dash; starters. Pre-
cious, Fortress, Fred Collier, Inaugural
ton. May ID. and Maria f.; won by Col
lier. Time, koc%.
sh,pptnG laaeiliseAce.
Poar TowNxESD. April 2S.-Arrived--
Idaho and Osaeo.
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He has raid the asht a nat1se.-
0id = minisel1 70 . nsAn vho 1nQu1sod
after une Of his pariahionerA
Arc you suYU Of that!' asked the
.Oh. yes; for vas at the fanesal-"
"Well I'm elad 70 bear That be paid
il, f0 - hn1 6oou Owin4 - "a for 8
barrel q Ao1r % long THAI ! bad be0uu
. ehmk ~ woaI6nse pay any1hing. Ma
tnfs ~ niahty dxfnsd luaky, thss's Ill
I've aos 70 cay.
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II Is said that IL you count ono hun
dred slowly. when anything happens tc
disturb you. you will not swear. Thie
IL probably the reason Why most men
count one hundred slowly when they slir
on banana skin and are about 70 blend
with the sidewalk.
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BAsrBRN NEWS.
...ornArxp ruzss DuPAFcnD


~ GTHRN N0"o
...oerArxD rux1s DoRA7ctAD
|..
Esaea % ~ !.
u.xrcrDsBCD0, ky~ April -Cage
o n Thonpsoe. ox-@smnef Oh "
I ...;sisture, shot Walter DAVIS - ne caa
.1s.scina from tho smoking car OF snf
S:IErnsti aud Southern Hallway snts
0a-,;ne. Thompson was snooe ~
-, The bali vsnt snrooes D.vD
sssd. producing instant os.so. -
~ vss alleged undoe lnH'@a1 @
~ With Th0mpeone 0ie I'm =
Tscmosou il . rnemoes g N1a n
-, - fi4hth Ksofueky D1ssf1es. ~
"a csvie hsd taken tbe ts.in 1os Can.
~. bat did not No. III ~ csme
4. Hseroldebcfg Juneeaon, vosfe ooso
+. the smoking az. Thompson Ia.
ssSsseiV bseaa an enoonA o. lava
~. sSisd 70 escape. ~ - 20 % tn
sassaeen Th0mpeoo deev . revolver,
~ @vine, "40au noe sake y We g
aanin," 6rod, end Dsvis Sel!
-. Davis ~ . roese, hAd I'D
~ Hoak and VS. aboot TO 20 b Chi.
Thompsoo got % the eeato a1te1
~ Gheotsne and susrsodsesd hsoeaI
pesasses sa sbe Rasss
. - All "A yery eeeSpQe ae.
DSoO. n 2 o'clock this moCn.
etdoos S..;e. sxorsss an - Chionou
NJ e .a T,nnk rad mar BslIsvur,
ss;ss,issn- The train Vas oomposed Of
- throaeh baeeaes and mail ears. q
se1pnd elam coach, s.o nr~ e;se.
sosehes and Pullman sleeper. IL isfl
Post Huroo about an hoox late, vaasinR
socneet3oo, Il essus- Tho tram VA
ssnning - . lov rate Of spssd, ms =
ssnu13na % make up tune. The an
M hoss burst whsn the trasn va
,ssndine carve two mules eass. Goa
Sne1oe Halsey and bis two oeakemc0
s.eeaf 70 have ct 70 work 20 repasr -
dsaa9s mads, 49, vnson -. 49,
bgaksmaa vas NOS snss 20 go ssoc .Sa
fseoens .a - -. an 49, The s:,oof
m W s~iss.,,,,s1 The PulIn, ~
US Gtees s.1 Ssm.c~S 49, nmtrsai
eoasa -. sssssyys. ~ cuon6mcH0r ~
81 II ro'. 60. A. tvioe. bot ~
seas1 Irs - scrid ha rssshed. ~.
&C. os, ~ nstsoit died On - vsy 20
nl2In 80 rrd Hovard PRIV. uuperin-
1soSsnt Of motive power Of the Western
Raiivay, died At the 6anitarium shortly
NJ arriving thsfe. Twelve persons
- moro or Les injured.
= Us n..9 ~ w1se Mapasp.
{ nv.,~vrrovx. Augil B.-Hsnry
cL. ~ h.nos3 todsy To- ~
sSs. - la vife. ncsr Rsosx. Xuauss
- sseS WIN s1sndinc unon m
49,. "a, Z. =. ~ 80 ~ = 1konssn6
eeas3so =. 1900. -. m ii.
pesPsc ~ ..rs.ss.s. 49,.
$780, ~! ~ ~. hcS. "A IN ~.
yc.a.sasy 90 h ~ DSu X,,is,s - "a 4
1919 ~ ~ aSu s,ss IN. -. y
- cuy o..1 ~. .s3:,A "a srsm.
T. ...i a. - 1..ss1ire ~ ~ istse,
y ~ ~ ~
~
Olss;nssy OCp.r ~ No. S..s.
80 ffeaadens o. .nssa = A sn 1Svss,
sesy ~: 40 Wss. .s -.
ssssy sss - ~ sssssissssd. no;
Wsss Anov
Waes1 Aeese.
INV Yonx, April =. -PleE ~, vhiol
iA0oW, has hsGn laoood by Q. i. Hast
hglou Tor tsn yeArs, viii ths pgivilegs
q Weewal, ioe e10ooos - - used b
eessa1 stoAm9otp liuso.
"A eunaa1 RaPa
49, a., "a a A. L. a.. n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

6AN FaAxcrsoo, April 8.-Paasengers
named and destined as below stated,
sailsd today on the steamship Geo. w.
Elder:
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INV Yolx, April 30.-Ool. Haplesen,
before leaving, sianed . eoetsaee Wi1A
Obi. Mann for . special train q
nanh lpudelr ear foe ~ - 81
Hs Majselyt Opsss Tsoepe u thsir
toar a The Uuitsa 6tatee next vintsg.
Ono go b especially dssiansd les
Nadaoe Adolins Pa11is - aa1 Wtll b
nAanod aftoe hee. Col 4apleosa =
induDod 70 bald ibis tsaln = ooviase
~ 6n11Gas NJ aytiG1s are expeeea - q
- u Extraordinary tour. tt eass
vill y liaAesd b ths BrssA 6vaA Nes-
IL Liah1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

CHArrASoooA. April es.-Tsnieht as
the north bound Nashville Il Chatta-
rooga train was nearing Anderson.
fofty-Eys miIes belov the city. Running
thi:ty-6ye miles an hour. James Hav-
kifas. . passenger. suddenly arose aud
eh0t Bob Rssves through the heart
Hawkins then Jumped from the train,
and il thought had his neck br oxen
Both ara fem Deehert, Tenn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

FLoRKScs, Ala. April 2s.-An i'm
mense crowd hers today 0yerpowered
the jailsr and hung George Ware, ne
prisoner who murdered boy named
Robot bsthune ct Muscle Shoals last
week. Before hanging Ware confessed
he murdered the boy for Ave dollars and
= plug Of tobacco cad threw the body
into tho river.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

o.. ALsxxs, W, April - -Ths otaAs
sathoeitiee, aftsg muah litiaA1ioa n
the CauAdiAa O0uSt, hAe Ca pones-
aiea a o1OoM0, beq1aalhed % The
6taao fos De 6ono0o Of oommoa Schools,
b Araman Hanatneten q H41n1fosd,
Canada. 0untinGeoo 80 native q
voemont and died IN 1851.
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templated Miss Baldwin. "She IL Just
in IT, na0od to commit suicide; buS -
the water ID cold" continued Mr..
Gray, ''her courage may fail hsr." The
Uoeamer commenced to move out Of hee
berth. and Mi0 Baldwin appeared to be
more calm: but a. tho steamer swung
round Ni0 Baldwin rose huyYiedly and
walked to the steTn Of the vessel, vhsro,
sitting down, ahe fixed her attention
upon the satchel che carried In her
hand. Suddenly 10 toasod The satohel
into the bay, and 4 sank Immediately.
She than walked quietly - the bow Of
The steamer In perfectly contested
manner. The deaxuOliun Of the satohel
and III ooutents seemed 10 lift . great
load from hor heart and mind. The
steamer kept On it, o0usse, bat tie ON
Gers. % is d said, have instructions "a
keep . clo1e watch On Ais Verona, and
prevent any attempt Ut suicide during
the passaRe.
Rseessse Iaghes Ter San Rsaneoses.
San FSaxcmco, April @.-Ths peopos-
al Of lighting The city b means Of sleo-
THO light was considered this morning
BY tho Supervisors Committee on Street
Lights. and The only cppoeisioo nade
vas tha1 the matter should b deferred
until the existing contrast With The gas
company shall have expired, and that
The vres Supplying slss6Fie hghts Void
fmtoffero With 0ro alarm w1E11 The
nrst QUESTION was referred TO the City
and County Attosusy for hi opinion.
The Superintendent Of the EIsctyie
Iiahs Company promised 70 take every
prscantion aGainss intsFfsssnos viii The
IRE alarm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

81. LoUm, April IA Texas dispatch
says . violsos wind s1oEm swept over the
northveeesrn part Of the State last
night, doiag much damage at Banham,
Holep(nto and Bslton. 4 member Of
hOuses we're blown down, and In Bell
county several peFeons vecs reported
killed. i school house containing ~
ehildYen near Fort Worth vas democrat
i1od. bat only ono child n reportad hurt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29

KImAssrnrowN. April B.-Hsnry
Des6aany Vas hanged today Tor tbs
nsrdeg Of his wife, near Eassx, August
m. l662. while sanding upon the
Tod -; s. VS. In View Of . thoosand
pespls, eathsfed outside the Jail. He
neo3cGied his Innocence. Oeabasuy
yeoIoeday cold his body % The ply
S1sns fog one hundred dollars, and Il
~ duly delivered today. This morn
- - inDpoelsd The soA&old and exam.
insd the rope, negsstina thss ths lassss
h aoanod.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

lac "Acorn series" The KScd Acorn.
A Novel. BY John NcElroy Goth, 322 pp 81.
Chicago: Henry A. Sumner Il Co. Portlad Lor.
log, Short & Harmon.
Eecinres ON the Calling of a Christian
Womnr. BY the Rev. Or. Morgan Dix Cloth,
40 PIP. New York. d. Appleton & Co. Port
land Hoyt, Fogg & Donham.
Letters and Memorials of Jene welsh
Carlyle. Prepared for publication by Thomas
Carlyle. Edited by James A. Frouie. Cloth two
volumes, 455 and 40b PIP. New York; Charles
Seribners Sons. Portland: Loring, hort Har-
mon.
Bmi Xct "a Woman. A Novel BY Arthur
Sherburne Hardy. Cloth, 34S up, Sl.25. Bos-
ton: Houghton, Mifilin & Co.; Portland; Loring,
Short 4 Harmon.
an the shadow of tise Pyrenecs, from has
que-B.aass 10 CareRssonne. By Marvin r.
Vincent. Cloth, illustrated, 276 PIP, SO. New
York ;Charles Ssribner's Sons Portland Lorlng,
Short q Harmon.
A Critic of keesign. Arguments by H. Il. Hicks
Cloth, Ai4 PIP, So New Aors; Charles scribners
Sons Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21
CERTAIN SHAMS.
swinaler. and their viesims-EHow Care
less People saffer in IEenIth aud PscLst.

swindlers and their Victims How Care
less People saffer in IEeaIth aud PscLst.
Every streak Of sunshine creates a shadow, and be
hind every truth crouches its corresponding lie.
whosoeyer has not been IN some way fooled and
robbed by swindlers and their works has had better
luck in life than most mortals. In fact the best
witnesses TO the value of given article are the
counterfets and limitations which seek to share its
success without possessing fraction Of its merit.
Hence it goes without saying that
BESsoS's cAPcrSE POROUS PLAsrERs
are pursued by host of miserable and worthless
imitators eager to appropriate what they OF the
fruits Of its victories. These leeehes commonly
take the form OF a cheap plaster.
Now, these harmless and worthless plasters would
be detected in minute if people were careful in
reading and remembering names. But most per-
merely glance at them, understand partially
and forget instantly. What result? This: Desiring
to buy BENsoN'S CAPCINE PLASTER, their own
earelessness enables some storekeeper or druggist,
who cares more for five or ten cents additional profit
than for the sweets of approving conscience, to
roll them up instead some cheap imitation Ewith a
similar name. The deceit often works, while the
fraudulent plasters never do.
Don't permit yourself to be thus victimized for
lack of moments care. BENsoN's cAPCINE
POROUS PLAsTERs have stood the test of science
and experience and are the product Of both. Exam
inc the article and satisfy yourself that the word
CAPCINE is CUT mi
seabury g johnson, Pharmaceutical Chemists,
New York. Highest awards-medals-at Internal
ional Exposition. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

PyEMIA SErrIc.EMIA, SoRoFULA, and other
forms of blood poisoning, resulting glandular
swelngs, uleerons patches in the throat and mouth
assesses oarbunces juniors, ulcers csores, and skin
eruptions, are speedily neutra allied and expelled by
the CurlcuRA REsoLyENr, the new blood purifier,
while the skin is cleansed OF all disfguring humofs
by the external use of CuTIouRA and CuTIcuRN
soar, the great skin cures. CUrIcuRA RRsoLyENr
absolutely destroys disease germs-which float in
the blood urine and Precipitation there IL no
doubt about it, ana expels them through the bow
els, Kidneys. and pores of the skin.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

IT is worthy of particular remark that the
increase of the national banking system at
the present time, although irresistibly steady
and regular, is almost entirely confined to
the organization of what are called country
banks in the towns and villages of the inte-
rior of the Republic. This is especially true
of the middle and western States, but the
growth of the system is still very slow at the
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

THE canse of cremation is making prog
ress in Japan. 1t is said that the number of
bodies disposed of in that way is about 5000
year. The furnace is stone and cement
structure, with tall chimney that makes it
look like factory. In the yestibule are a
number of red earthern ware urns and small
shovels which the relatives of the deceased
purchase to collect the ashes after burning.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

COMMISSIONER Dudley promises to send
up to the Treasury Department 100000
worth of pension claims this month. This
will leave $4,000, 600 back On the sum he
promised to expend during the present fis-
cal year. He proposes to run the payments
up to s15,OoO,O00 in May, so that 5000, 900
will remain for June. This plan is adopted
to have it all put out by the end of the year.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21
Greatest on Earth.

CUrIoURs REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
ON EARTH Had the worst case salt rheum in this
county. My Mother had 1t twenty years, and In
fact died from Ii. l believe CuT1cURA would have
saved her life. My arms breast, and head were
covered for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured until used the CuIIcuRA REsoI.vENr Inter
nally. j. w. ADAMS. .
NssxxA pss n
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

A ST.. LOUIS newspaper INDUCES in the
prediction that the Eads ship railway across
the Isthmus of Tehauntepec will be finished
long before the Lesseps canal is opened. a
much safer prophecy it would not be easy to
make, and it has the additional advantage
that none Of us living now will have much
chance to verify or disproye it,
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

In response to the Messrs. Harper's cheap
len taEionis edition of the "Letters and Me-
MORALS of Jane Welsh Carlyle" Charles
Scribner's Sons will publish at once, in q
single volume, new and cheaper edition
than their library edition already issued in
two octave volumes. 1t will be printed from
the same plates, on good paper, and will
contain an etched portrait of Mrs. CARLYLE.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

RATHER remarkable statement appears
in New York religious paper to the effect
that the New Archbishop of Canterbury, the
primate OF the English Church, is an ardent
advocate OF scheme for holding an Ecu
menical Catholic Council, to include the
representatives of the Greek, the Latin and
the English Catholic Churches, to re-organ.
ize the Christian world upon its old original
haeia
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

THE successful establishment of gold
basis of finance by the italian Monarchy,
through the resumption Of specie payments
seems to be proper preliminary for a SUBJ
sequent change in Austria and Russia
where the condition of the currency has
hitherto been like that of Italy. Austria
has already adopted measures looking to a
gold basis, and no doubt Russia will also
follow suit. In all these cases the national
currency has for years past been composed
of irredeemabIe notes.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21
Cuticura ResOlyent.

CUrIoURA, and curIcuRA soar, sold everywhere
Price; CurIcURA 80 cts. and 81 90 per box. Co
TIcuRA REsoLvESr. 81 90 per bottle. CuTIcUKA
SoAP 20 cts. Cur IcuRA SHAVING SOAP, 10 cts.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Bossen.
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The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

THE latest reports of American railway
marked tendency to make up for the back
wardness of the winter months, and although
the total mileage is considerably less than
last year, it is ahead of the corresponding
period of other years. The reaction appears
to indicate that capital has recovered from
the nervous apprehension that was enter
tanned of the occurrence of great CONNER
cial convulsion on account Of the destruc-
tive influence of the tariff agitation.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21
ELIXIR TARAXl-
CUM COMPOUND

AN agreeable Elixir composed
of Fresh DandeIiOn, Wild Cherry
and Gentlan, chemically combined
with Iron, Phosphorus and Qnin-
inc. One dose OF Elixir Taraix-
cum will correct INDIGESTION
and from one TO three bottles (ae-
co. ding to the severity of the di.
sease) will permanently cure the
worst form Of the complaint.
APPETITE, One bottle of Tarax-
icum Compound will insure d
hearty appetite and increased di.
gesti0n. Large bottles so cents.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21

Cure i'm Every Case

Your CuTIcURA remedies outsel all other medi.
zines / keep for skin diseases. My customers and
patients that they have effected cure in every
instance where other remedies have failed.
II. W. BRoCKWAY, M. d.
FRAFKlIN FALLS N H.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21
Rest Blood Purifier.

have used your CurIruRA remedies in several
cases OF Eczema, Moist and Dry letter. and cured
them all. Your CuTIoURA REsoLvENr, so far as
my supply allows me 10 test II, has, in my hands.
exceeded in efficacy and efficiency any Alternative
compound blood puriher) have ever made use of
in an active practice of 80 years duration
r. n. ECKER, NJ. ID.
The Portland daily press., 1883-04-21
Great Blood Medicines,

The half has not been toldas the great curative
powers of the CuTIcuKA REMEDIES. | have paid
hundreds of dollars for medicines to cure diseases
of the blood and skin. and never found anything
yet TO equal the CUTIcuRA RTMEpIEs.
CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.