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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

CHoxKp To DEATH.-Rev. Geo. Sheath,
we'll known on the Sound, vas taken
sick al Snohoruish City some two weeks
ago. and has besn stopping at the resi-.
denceof John Harvey. whore DR.. Rainey
has been attending him. On Monday
morning the sick man got up. dressed
himself, and appeared 10 feel quite
we'll, the only troable bsinQ . swelling
IN his throat, at which he complained.
The doctor gave him powder, which
be took, and az he swallowed it CON-
mencsd to choke, and before b could
DO relieved he died. while standing in
his tracks. Every effort was made 70
rcsuscitats him, bat to no avail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21
Our Hrs A.x.-whils working on a

Cur Hrs A1M.-While working on q
moving machine Monday morning,
near Lowell. Snohomish County, man
named Smith got his arm too close to
the knife and received several very ss-
we're cuta. He fastened to the steam
boat landing, where the Nellie was ~
ing. and fortunately there was physi-
clan On board that craft Who tied up the
arteries and dressed the wounds a. vell
a. he could under the circumstances,
The unfortunate man proceeded to this
oity, where br: Smith sswcd mp the
voonda Mr.. Smith will probably re-
main In the hospital till able to 60 70
work again.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

The telegraph announces the death on
sondav morning last. at Washineson'
ID C.. Of Hon. Jeremiah 5. BLACK
Juaoe Black was Q Psnnsylyanian Dy
birth and at the time Of his death vas
nearly "a years Of ses. He vas 20
pitsed 70 the bar q. The aRs Of ~, v
.puoinssd District Judge In 1s4e, slscs-
"a lodge of the scprsms Court N iool'
and ehossn Chief Justice, and AGAIN
e,eotsd IN 1884. In 1867 b Va oai'so
% The Cabinst Of President bucnsnan'
and appointed United stssss Assoinss
C,eoersi. holding that position sooos
three years, when b vas sppo'n'so
seorstary Of 6tats, and % continued
durina ths rsnsindss Of ths Buchanan
administrssiou. Judes Black vss one
Fl thu mos able jurists Of the aas, ana
ssnos biz rstirsmsnt from political NE
hes b>sn retained IN some Of the mo"
,mportaut Gases arising in ths Eastern
States. His famous opinioo rendered
20 President Buchanan st ths inespsaon
Of the wsr Of the rsbsllioo, II vniea II
ga declared that the United Seasss
0ovsrnusnt had no power 10 oosrcs .
stats. vss doubtlsss larasly inausasiai
10 shaping the policy Of The sdminissfs
tiou 1t that critical juneturs. u vss
nAsstiysd on the nsId Of battle and 70
1srssd By the Union army. Not long
stncs Judge Black and Colonel Robert
InQsrsoll engaged in . religious oontro-
ysrsy, In Q series of articles Published
In the Atlantic Konfhlv, which were
widsly read and discussed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

The tslsQraphio strike II over. The
company have sustained . paxtisl and
temporary victory. The men have had
. month Oh, and they, tso. have aohisv-
I'd . partial success. The men asked
TOO much In the beginning. moro than
the company could eonsistsntly grant,
and Il was cheaper for the company TO
naht than yield. The men will get .
little moro wages than they got before.
The advanced wages ought to secure .
bsttss olas Of operation. and cause the
doins away with the bosoh work with
which I'll associated pres pagers are %
painfully familiar. II the company
vii nov proceed 10 thrsaah out thsiz
''seruha." Il viii do much 70 restore II
sslf 70 ths good opinion Of Newspaper
men generally.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

There was another slight sprinkle
Of rain last night
The box sheet for the Beecher lecture
mans today.
The ship Challenger finished her load
OF coal yesterday evening, and went to
sea last night
The attention of bridge builders 10
called to an advertisement interesting
TO them, to be found IN another column.
The departure Of the ships Challenger
and Henry Failing leaves the Daniel j.
Tenny, Detroit, Enoch Talbot andSadie
F. Caller alone OF the coal feet in port.
IF Ronald has been appointed a.
sistant prosecuting attorney for King
County, by c. II. Bradshaw, prosecat-
ing attorney for the third Judicial dis
trict.
Camping out has been badly broken
into this season by the forest dJes and
consequent smoke, which have increased
the dangers and greatly decreased the
pleasures and comforts.
Steamship Dakota, from San Fran
cisco. came in early yesterday morning,
bringing passengers and freight a. usu-
al. After discharginR here the steamer
went on 70 Tacoma 70 return tonight or
tomorrow.
In the Scandinavian Baptist Church,
near the North school house, there will
be services this month on the Nnd, 24th,
18th, 18th, 18th and S0th, al 7:90 In the
evening, by Rev. g. Liljeroth. Seandi-
naviAns are cordially invited.
General Sherman and the distinguish
cd party Of gentlemen accompanying
him, are expected TO come over from
Victoria today, on board the U.S. steam
or Oliver Welcott, which has bean
placed at their command for the ocea-
sion.
The steamer Lucy will leave Harrin9-
toms wharf at seven O'Clock on Wed
nesday morning, 70 take party from
conservation of St. Luke's Memorial
Church, and the laying of the corner
stone Of the Anna Wright institute.
The FIRE builders are again busy in the
brush and timber, and in consequence
the atmosphere 10 more heavily charged
With smoke than 1T any previous time.
This smoke, b. the way, extends up
and down the coast a thousand miles
from San FRANCISCO north, and Inland
an average width of three hundred
miles.
g. Kellogg d Co., the druggists, have
by long odds the incest business cards
vet issued. They are ornamented with
flowers pretty almost as the real article,
and besides have hung upon each card
q diminutive bottle of the sweetest
scent in the establishment. Everybody
likes and takes them.
The San Francisco board of under
writer's have shifted the town of Walla
Walla from book 4th to book 8rd. The
effect of this is TO reduce the rate of in
surance % per cent, and 70 make diff
ference of q thousand dollars month
in favor of the people there. We Won
der in what book Seattle is 10 be found!
The Chinese theater wound up In Yes
ler's Hall last Friday night, after sea-
son Of five nights. We cannot learn
that the old building was in aaywise in
jured by their playing within it; that it
was rendered less attractive to the gen.
eral public, or that any but our morn
ing contemporary were in the least
agRrieved by their use Of it.
The Dakota brought comparatively
few passengers this trip, the number for
each port being given BY the purser as
below:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

Kentucky has aboas 3o6s pa7psrA or
! 10 800 Of the population. while in In
diana there were $685. or ! 10 every 800
Of the population. In Ohio there Are
tess, a. I 70 every 80. In Psunsylva-
MIA there are lSt6A6, or 10 every 50 Of
~ population. In Massachusetts, there
azs stsS panpsrs or 10 every SO In
hAhitanta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

The Tacoma Ledger avsss that II has
determined 70 continue the publication
daily Of . column or moro Of false
hoods about this city until sueh time a.
ths psopls and prsss Of seattle Are will
Ina 70 oonesds that our city u inferior
In wealth and population 10 Taeoua-
There b man in Nevada Who early In
the var Of the rebsllion swors dread
ful oath that hs wouldn't shave. gst his
hair cut or take bath until the Con-
fsdsrAts government vas suoosssfully
sseabliShsd. He has kept his word.
But b b an uncoush. unkempt and
very dirty human being. The Ledger ~
minds a. Of that individual.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

Portland papers leave that city BY the
mail boat at 8 In the morning, pas
through Tacoma, and arrive hsre in the
evening, having gone Ito miles, and are
circulated in this city twelve hours after
their circulation In the city where pub
iishsd. This 10 good and right. The
Tssoms papers lssvs that place for this,
only "a miles distant, late at night, and
are out in circulation thirty hours altar
their printing. This ID bad and wrong.
From Portland 10 Olympia u lo6
miles, and from Seattle 70 Olympia %
miles. The Portland daily papers arc
received in Olympia BY mail ten hooss
after their printing; the Seattle papsrs
thirty-six hours after. And yet there v
only one regular daily conveyance from
Portland 70 Olympia, Tacoma, and -
attic, while thsre are three . day b.
tween Seattle, Tacoua, and Olympia.
The mails work beautifully ons way,
bat most wrstchsdly the Other. Every
body living on the 6ound knows this,
and most Of them have Rrowlsd fsre-
cioaaly at Il, but IL oil seems TO make no
difference with the agents Of the DE-
pastusnt having the matter Of mail
routes in charge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

GoNE HoME.-Judge Armstrong and
wife and Colonel John T. Csrley and
wife, who have been visiting friends in
this city, left for their Californis kome
Yesterday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

Boston uses Q hundred gallons of
water day for each inhabitant, and 70
fuses to be less wasteful, though told
that in many cities the average Is less
than half the amount This has made
an enormous new reservoir necessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

The Tacoma Ledger SAys that some Of
IL sssidsnt rsadsss Are arumbline b.
caass ID editorial columns are almost
entirely devoted 10 aboss Of the citizsns
and prem Of il nsaRhbor. Seattle. Il ID
ma b b wondered u. Ths sitissns Of
Tacoma ere, - . rule. very sensible
psoDls, and. Of ocurss. object TO being
constantly misreprsssntsd by . sAsst
which appears utterly unable 70 riss
aboss The level Of . common soold.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

The Brazilian army b in q rather dis.
organised condition. The ex- Niniseer
OF War IN Brazil givss . melancholy 90
count Of the laxity Of discipline. not
merely among the rank and ale, bat
also among the high ofhcsrA One of
thsse, Colonel. on hearing that he had
besa pasDsd over, vent 20 the War De-
partmeul abused the otnoials there. snd
swoss that Il the Emperor did not -
justice done he would ahov them what
800 bayoaess could do in the streets Of
Rio. The hospitals in many parts are
SINKS OF financial corruption. some Of
ncers frequently receive for medioines
four OF i've times their native nav. md
leeches are hired four o. Ave timee 4
month a. eighty csnts each every time.
Elsctric collsrs are supplied ct the eoss
Of tens al theuaanis Of dollan, and
feeding hottlssr figure IN The Account
Tor oyer $4,000. sas th0ueh," allds -
a. Minister aroaatieaIly. @ths military
honp6tals vsss uurssries foe ehildrea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21
NOTICE.
Notice to Contractors and
Bridge Builders.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID undersigned Trustees, mp to August
.. lSS3 for the furnishing Of material and
the construction Of draw bridge across
Sullivan slough. according to plans and
A. Gilliland. Laconner, or ct the Office Of
Scurry & Snow, civil engineers, Seattle.
A good and sufficient bond will be re-
CURED for the faithful performance of the
work.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject
any and al bids.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
@. v. CALHOUN, Chairman.
JAMES HARRISON, ec'y. au2l I'd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21
NOTICE..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there 10 delinquent upon two and
one-fouFth shares Of stock Of the Hop
w. ID. Scott Z Co /. ON June 18th, 1854 the
sum Of two hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. and that In accordance with law and
IN order Of the Board Of Trustees, made
on the 6th day Of August. 1854 90 many
shares Of said stock - may Be necessary
the once Of w. H. Taylor 4 Co, ON James
street. seattle. King county, w. r.. On
Saturday, September eth. 1854 ct the hour
of ten O'Clock q N. Of said cay. to pay
aid delinquent aseeosmout. together with
IL expenoeo Of adveFtistnG and the ex-
oW "a SECRETARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21
A REEVE wAsrxp.-A note .

A REEVE WASTxD.-A note from
Chaplain Stubs ct Portland thus in
forms rs: The parents Of . Mr.. w.
Reeve are very anxious to ascertain his
whereabouts. They have written 10 me
q the Mariness' Home asking for any
tidinRs OF their son. The last Ne knew
Of him vas his leaving ~ for Puget
Sound last June. There are several
letters here for him. II you could con-
sistently give some little information in
your paper you would confer Q great
favor upon his anxious friends in the
distant home.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

One Of the bi0.ast suits ever brought
IN this ccuntry has jusl ben eoumsnoed
aaainss ex-senator Tsbor Of Colorado.
Harvey 7. Catasr y the pi.insiG. and
~ complaint alleges fraadsisnt rsprs-
sanAations h ths sAls a ths Chrysoaias
nins, and asks fos damages 10 ~ mod
- amount a. eloyoo.0o0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

RIs baoxEx. Henry Lohss. who fell
through The Aoor Of the Stone building
% Saturday b doing - vsll ~ could
3 expes1ed. On invsGeiGAtica q vas
teond tAn1 o. a hi yibo vos heuhsu.
81 4 = thn0Ght - 0na1Ained no ussioa6
tnsDenal tnjnSy ffou ~ fnll.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

PIoxxx1 ExcuanoH. The excursiou
over the Northern Pacific Of Oregon pi-
oossrs b 10 b - below: 4 postpone
msnt Of The pionsss excursion somewhat
beyond the time sxpsetsd viii b nscss-
saxy, - the railroad company win not
b ready quits % soon - hsrseofoss in
tended- The time Of searting il nov
axsd for October lst. Time Of sending
N notices OF thoas Who intend to go Il
sxtsnded 10 September 10th, by which
time al applications must b in. Tick.
- 20 Chicago and return will b t7s;
TO New York and return go; sleeping
Ars extra ThOas wanting slsepen
m1st state that fncf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

h bask Rnoeh Talbot arrived yea-
tss1sy, aDd Mn load cal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

ANDREW cAsTRO2 c0
EI9HEkNAN-STAND FOOT o. "
y lumhiA q. Fish from 3 cents -
upward Fiqh cleaned. u desired. -
HvoFed anywhere h the city. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

Lots and 2. block 81. with hou,s
Lots ! and 2 block Is, with house.
Lot 9. block n, with hoase.
Lot ii. block g, with barn.
Lot 10, block "A, with house.
Lot II. block "A.
Lot 10. block A. with house.
Lot I, block IL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

ALL PERSONS WISHING TO BUT
"A Or sell real estate will nnd Il to thelr
interest to call on me, at my onlcA VITA
McNaught. Ferry, McNsught E Michel
Commercial street. Seattle. Z
myl0 II. HERNER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-08-21

WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS AND
w refreshments served In style.
Pleasure boats to lot.
Don't forget the place, ON Lake Union
north OF the saw mill and west Of The
county road bridge
my8n Propraetoss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
goa NaD ,.mS verss.
SnIanD.

= Sn rebereinitimmung NIT pielen
oeutl6sdmertfantl6 eit 3ettungen, giebt Der
nSGgI. SelegrdpD" in SnDtanas
polls Bet vSuinotS StaatS3eitung" in
ibrer 8eleuhtung bes 8erfabrenS bes 6errn
g 6ur3 in Saden ber Goror 4aciftc>Babn
p0lig Ge6t unb metnt: vSeoenfallS aber
bat 6err S6urs lit Dem Strette nit Der
vSQinotS Stoatsseitung" BEN &iirseren gez
3ogen uuo otelelbe bat i'm nit l~ei1en @nte
i6ulbigungen ad absurdum gefiibrt." Sci
Selegrap6" III 8e5ug auf bas 8er6dIt1
mis- oes 9errn S6ur3 sur rage
bon Der per10nlt6en SretDett
ToIgenbeS: at,
ySolt ldltmmer nod ais letn Gerfobren
IN Der 2anoi6enflngSfrage lit Die 6altlhg
bcS frllberen v3teprdientanten beS Oeuti05
tbunS" in BET 6rage Der perionliden Treiz
belt g~etpcien. 81 elmer .3eit, ais Der &f
beS fanattlden Nattptite1tbums gegen baS
ein~9eipanOerte Clement am befti8ften nit
t1ete. alS Die oeutl0e Soee nit Dem 8urttaz
uert6urt auf SOB unb 2eben rang uno bic
e11gltide 8re1ie, tpenn tie ni6t 6treft bas
Otudert6um lnteritiiBte, 10 bod nit fa1t
gar fei1e1 MuSra6men bemielben alld tel
l1elt WtoerIta1o bot, gu elmer 53ett, mo IS
gait, i'm Sample fir Trei6eit un6 Gedt
Wtdnt al Wtalt1 81 etnattoer 5lt balten uno
na6 beiten &rGften baS Setnige 3u t6un,
3lt elmer d3eit, no Ser S6ur5 ais Better Ell
net grpBen un6 einfluBrei6en englii6en
3eiturg benz 9eutl6t1um BON bielem gtut5
sen 6dtte letn f%onnen, od mar er fetge ooer
binterliittg genug, 1t6 IN ben Wlantel zines
bDrne6men S1tpetgenS gu 1Ilen. l1no
bteie Undertakings lilnoe tntro oas liberale
Clement, iperben bic 0euti6en Nmerifa's
ibrem friiberen v9teprdlentanten" ME un6
nimmer pergelien!"
= S6ur3 nnb Gonfling, o6er
Gonfli1g unD S6ur3, befommen inn
2ouisDiuer DQln5eiger" folgenoes Gompli>
mel1t nebit &nittclpers:
Sie beiben feirSli6en Sriiber, G6urs nnb
Gonfling,Sie9en iebt oil / II m Stranee, benz
Qaroitronge Der gtorb=4 Sacilic=gobn @db=
reno S6urs DaS gtoroz4aciftc Sr9au IN Stem
yorf bright, mabt @onflillg 9eoro=gacific
Mr9umellte Dor benz Wtiltiiter bes Sullerll
Sin .!DerS nlto cine Seele,
Sle Sebren pom 9let6en Dele.
Sn 8c5ug olf bic Ger3O9erung
in r8ertbetlung Der ponNme>
rita iii bte ueberI6 ~ III M t Ell
in 9eutl6lano 1inauSge56td z
ten @cI0er benerft elm Stem yorfer
8iatt: n9arilber lit fetn .3peifel m0glid,
DAB Dies Den Sntentionen Der amerifaniz
iden @eber politdrbtg 3utpiberlaufen piirbe.
0ieIe baben our6 telegrapbilde lleberlen1
Dung ibrer 8eitrdge i6pn CUR @eniige 31
Deriteben gegeben, oaB iie bielelben l6leu>
night Sur 2rn0er1lng Ser allqenbIidliben
NotD pertbetlt tpiien 1pollen. Son 6iele1
@eloern ioate ldngit jeber 8fennig unter
Die lleberl6tpemmteH pertbeilt pber fit tie
Derfpenoet tporOen letn. ySir bnffen iiber Die
9fngGle9ellbeit balDtgit bon BEN 9teiDStagSz
Qbgeoroneten ees 8DeiutbalcS ST. bDren.
sic baben, falls ft6 irgenb Selnarto berz
auSgenommen bat, Die alnerifonii6en Ga
ben 8~uriid3ubaIten, Die gerpfIi6tung, enere
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-23
(gOrreiponbens Der 0Suinois etuutsSeituns.D
Bot Oct YleiBe.
Qetp3ig, 25. MGr3

y ~
gu 6em poltttiden Speftafel>0 Drama,
tpel6es MIR in oieiem SrliGjabr eriparten-
DoffentIid) Der9ebenS : itilmnt man chen
crit int Sr6eIter bic @ei9e1 ullb aus benz
geIegentLiden @equietl6 ooer Ylaben elmer
8~ioliniatte, ldBt it6 gar l1i6tS, ni6t
eiltn1aI in Se3ug auf Die Sltberture porDerz
iager1. 9aB babel bic neue politil6>braz
matii6e @r0Be OD / t cine 0tolle ipte>
len piro, lit leioer SIT befiir6te1 0as l6ei1t
eillrnal Die neue gefdDrlide Wtooe, ullo ntd)t
MIR ytibiltltelt lltb Senter 6aben tie allge>
non1melt, 1elblt Die S1uliugen6 bat itb
ibrer bentGdtigt, TIM einen miBliebtgen &ebz
rer lbs su tperDelt. Sn Inganrog Gin SiOz
9tuBlanb) BADEN @Dmnaiiaiten oas 6auS
nit 9Dnanltt 9elprengt, in tpel6em Elm ltl1s
beliebter 2e6rer, eirt @aede gtantenS Urban
tpo6ltte. 9ur6 bic Grplolion ii1b meDrere
geripnen getDbtet tpor0e1; oh ultter tbne1
Der 9ebrcr lit, ftnbe t6 l1i6t %attgegehel1. =
l1niere Sugeno fGngt on, ettDaS 81 frlD reif
al tperoen. Nlffalleno ltno Die Wfe1ge bon
SeLb It NJ Drbe1t, Die 1tnter Sd)lllern
bDrfommen. Ollie Nugenbltde Iieit man,
bab ii0 elm Qlartaner geDGngt Bat, neil er
niDt na0 Der Sertta perlebt ipur0e, D0er
baB 1i6 Elm dlloeret tpbt i6pB, tpetl er etn
IWtCWtSo oOCNSHtD UI%UHL Rs = Nv ~CNlN
@rideinlngen iirlD 10 auffoIcub unb eigen@
tbImlid, OaB maj po6l llria6e bat, na6
tbrem @rtnoe 81 fOrl6en. SD tappe oa
gGnslib inn 9unfeln, Denn ais i6 nod in
bic S6ule giug, oa6te teiner BON uns SUM-
gems Daran, iid auf5ubdngen, oocr trgellD
Scmanb um3u6yingelt, p6tpobl mir germ
yGGuber" ODER vS6mEggler" lpielten uro
unS babel Die S0pfe blutlg l6lugen.
9eralte Climber g ortl6afom i6etnt
na6 2luem OD6 Semanbem 81 LANCE gelebt
alt baben. lt~eberliiilig mar er aIterot1aS
un6 BET Sob bate Douen Mniprlt9 an ibn;
dlein mad Qluslprr6 Der QterSte bate ct
no6 lan9e fort De9etiren fonnen, tpeltn man
ntGt oas requiescat in pace Aleran0erS Ii.
%Qngetpalt0t Butte. Wtan unteriu6t ult0
befragt ale m6gli6en 9~erIoneu ultD iclblt
Die beioen S6bne 6eS 6iirlten befragt man.
Die &affern idta9en ale MnniiBe 2eute
einfa9 toot uno betra6ten bas ais Elm QSerf
Der garmber3igfett, Wan6e %unierer 8aHe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18
Il Owe Ny REsroRAriioN
TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY TO THE
CUTICURz REMEDIES"
Testimonial Of a Boston lady,1


Disfguring Hunors, Humiliating Fruptions Itch.
ing Tortures. Scrofula Salt Rheum and Infantie HUI.
mors cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
CUTIcURA REsOLvENr. the new blood purifier
ceanses ths blood and perspratiOn Of impurities and
poisonous elements. and thus removes the cause.
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only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers
1t would require this entire paper to do Justice 70
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-18

fHD kH0ATrA At LAKE sFHRLNa
ing regatta at Fitchburg, Mass, yesterday was at
TENDED ny about six thousand people OF the
and Hamm started. In the pools, with Hanlan
barred. Hosmer and Ross were favorites against
the neld. Drawing for positions resulted: Lee,
Ross, Hosmer, Ten Eyck, Hanlan. Elliott Drts-
coll, Teemer. and Mckay. The course was across
tne lake and return twice, making three turns;
distance ABOUT two miles. Lee got water f1rst
Dut all pulled the FIRST quarter OF mile nearly on
q line. when Hanlan drew out Of the bunch and
easily held the lead to the finish
The time announced for each was: Hanlan
$780, Hosmer, 13:43 Lee, Is :4sk Ten Eyck 10 Box
Mckay, l3:55K; Driscoll, 14:0s; Teemer, 1905
AN OLD MAN CHALLENGES COURTNEY.
Josh Ward desires to row Courtney at Cornwall
New York, six weeks from date, at $500 aside He
writes: l retired from rowing some time ago.
as am 45 years OF age, but would like to have a
trial with Courtney"