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IF AND AZ.

y. III you arc suffering from ptor health OF
'iausuishing on bed OF sickness, take
cheer. II ycu are simply alling. or II you y
feel weak and dlspiritcd. without clearly
knowing why. Hop Bit.css will surely cure
you" AZ T.
. III you are minister, and have over.axed your
kelf with your pastoral duties. or Mother, worr
out with caro- and work. "r man Of but!non o.
labo.cr weakened By tho strain OF your everyday
duties. or man OF letters. toling over your mid
night work, Hop Blt:cA will surely strengthen
you"
l# III you are suffering US Rf5
d. from oyercatlng or
drinking, any indisctc- -.. 40
'tioa or dissipation, or ~
arc young aud growing 81,
N-a too fast, IS Is o ten tho
'casc." FL. n ,,ef. M.
Or II you AreIn tho Workshop, on tho
farm. at tho ccsk, any where. and feel
that your sntem needs cleansing. ton. Z
Ing, or stimulating. without intoxica.
ling, II you are old. blood thin and I'm.
4 pure, pulse feeble, nerves unsteady, I,
.'i.cul.ics waning, Hop Bitten il what y
you uee1 10 give you now life, health.
and visor." sst y 6@'S
s II you arc cestivc or dytrep.ic. or
suffering from any o.hcr Of the numcr.
Gus diseases Of tho stomach o, box e!s, p
tIyour own iAult II you remain III.
II you arc waiting away with any
form OF Kidney dIsea e, 3 op tempting
death lhi. moment. and turn iar cpie
+ to Hop nittcfa. rE ~ sE2I5H ii-5
a.{ II you arc s!rt wi h Z 5s.yi.s i
that tGrGibic ,icku~., = f.'A'i
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4essrs. Flaming Fre,.:
Sirs,-l take this opportunity OF informing Won
Of the benefits have derived from Dr.. q. No
Lanes Lirer Pills. have fortwo years past been
afflicted with n severe pain over the eyes, &c.
companicd with nervousness IS and sense Of dill,
ness a malady beyond tic power and skill Of our
physicians to relieve and cure, caused, as far as
myself could judge, by diseased state Of The
liver and stomach. Some Of the doctors tried
but all in vain, for the deer.rooted disease still
stuck fast. Al last, procured box Of your val.
pabc LiyerPills from dr,eg,s, here, and found.
after taking portion Of them, that the disease
entirely left me. vii! close by advising all those
afflicted as have been, to procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and main.
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully,
GEo. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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tant Improvements in the furnace practice
o. recent years have been developed In this
district, giving the maximum Of production
With the minimum Of labor and materials.
Economy Of working aad handling
have been secured BY the very large
weakly output Of these furnaces, by their
wise location relative to sources Of supply
Of materials and by grouping q number Of
stacks In rows or blocks under the zane
management, giving a minimum OF labor
and appliances. The cheapness oil materials
has already been treated In my let.ers on
ore and coke. The average value Of Glove.
land ore In 1882 WIS 81 lGS a ton, delivered
at the furnace, or 81 OSS for the orc neces.
sary to make a ton Of pig iron; Ii Ia esti.
mated that % cwt. Of coke are required In
Cleveland 10 produce y ton Of iron, which,
at 81 rs a ton free on board, would be s. 10
Tor fuel 10 ton Of pig. Limestone would
cost, say 40 cent?; coal Tor calcinine The
ore, Say 10 cents, leaving about s. 25 for
wages, interest, freights, commissions,
taxes, rates, stores, repairs, profit, etc. Ills
evident that the earnings Of labor cannot
be vary great.
HOW WAGES ARE FIXED.
Before giving the rates Of wages paid ht
the Cleveland furnaces, 1t may be well 10
st9ts as briefly as possible the method
adopted for fixing these rates. Like most
Of the members Of the group OF iron and
coal industries located in the North OF
England, this one has adopted the policy
Of reason, instead OF that OF strikes, In its
discussions and settlements Of differences
regarding wages. Late in 1870 q sliding
scale was adopted as the rpsnIt Of confer.
ences between representatives Of the Cleve.
land Iron Masters' Association and OF the
wsorking.men. This has been the basis OF
the scales since In force, the wages OF o..
tober, 1870. being regarded as the standard
wages. These standard wages (ls70). as
shown by the returns from the furnaces
whose present rates will be given, are as
followe: -
Standard HnrfS Ct<re,ou,I 1870 Rosie NJ g,!J,..
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WANT Of finish: II shall really have 10
part with you, Susan, you're go sketchy in
your busting !"-PuncL, $500 -
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TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDER RED LIvEn
and MALARIA

a. From these SOURCES arise three. fourths 4
inc discusses Of tho human racc. TLe /,
symptoms indicate tholr existence: Loss
ache, fullness after eating. nver.iom
eIertion Of body or and, Eructatn !,
or food, lrritahllity OF temper, Ia !
spirits, A feeling or having NEGLECT i
somo duty, Dizziness, Flute ring nj 4 a
Heart, Dots before tho eyes, highly 90 |.
oreu Urine, CONTINUATION. and { j.
m MI tfe use ofa remedy That acts dircci II
FILLS hnvo no equal. Their action on / "a
Kidneys and Skin Is also prompt; romoyi "
NIL Impurities through these thrco !" sea y.
engers Of tN SYSTEM" producing anne
IT.. sound dlts stlon. rcgular stools, a olca-
sk!n anu q Vigorous body. TUFTS pIL1li
cause no nFisca or griping nor intorferc
with daily .rorls and tro a nerfect e'' y
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CHHGkB IN ak HOURS,
CuIea IN s days. Drug store
lbN. 18th 81, Phila, 1857 MAJ.
ket st, Wheeling. i se2QpAW
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Lsss than dozen bottles OF Warner.
Sale Cure Tor kidneys and liver, cured mt
81 the black jaundce (my skin being AZ
black as a stove), hemorrhagc OF the lid.
neys and general breakdown OF the sys
tenn. That was two years ago and the cure
WAS permanent" DAVID TooKg,
Proprietor OF Tooke Hotel.
Columbus. Terds 49,
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As will be seen from this table, the chief
pig iron producing district OF Great British
is Cleveland, or the North OF Eugland, that
remarkable industrial section concerning
which 80 much has been written in these
lettere, and Of. which they will have to
speak so long as they treat Of tue iron and
coal Industries Of Great Britain, AS noted
in previous letter, it wss not until 1851
that this district began to assume any i'm.
portance as producer OF pig iron. So rapid
was its development, however, that iu four
years after Mr.. John Vaughn built the
Cleveland furnaces, twenty.three had been
erected, OF which twenty.one were in blast.
at the close 1882 there were ll9 iurpaces in
this district, Of which I'D were in blast.
The average production OF each furnace in
1882 was q. sos tons, 1851 III excess OF the
average practice OF the country. 4 most
marked feature in the history OF this dis.
trict has been tho rapid development within
the past six or seven years, OF tho manu-.
facture Of hematite pig iron, made necesss.
ry by thu demands of the Bessemar steel
trade. OF the 2,6SS $50 tons OF pig made
in Cleveland in 1852, 9lG, AL tons, or 81
percent. were hematite iron, against %
percent in 1881 aud 08 percent in 1877,
Most Of the ore used in the manufacture OF
this iron Is foreign, the hematites OF West
Cumberland being the chief English ores
adapted to the manufacture oil this high
quality OF pig, and thess are mostly CON
sumed at the local furnaces, compelling
Cleveland, Lancashire, South Wales and
other localities producing hema,ite pig to
depend upon foreign sources for their sup.
ply. Some $685., 406 tons OF these ores
were imported in 1882. Tho product Of
hematite pig in this year was 8 425 900, or
10 percent Of the total output Of pig. fsl
2tS!lsS$s COST or MANUFACTURE. 3,S33.
The chief production Of tho North OF
England furnaces, however, is still the
well known Cleveland" brand, a CHEAP
iron made from the local ores, The Cleye-
land ironstone described in my letter in
The Press OF February %. The average
selling prica Of No. 8 G. NJ. B OF this iron
in 1882 was $l049. In 1851, So; &c. Tho as.
certained price last October was little
over thir,y.nine {shillipgs. 1t is evident
that iron cannot DO produced produced
and sold at $40 ton without q most
fortuitous combination OF circumstance;
cheap labor, cheap material, great economy
Of handling and working, and a. most cx.,
cellent practice. As has been static in a
previous letter, many Of the most impor.
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II had the bes! medical skill the coun.
try efForded, but was given up TO die. As
q last resort began using Warmers SAT,
Cure and was we'll man In six month";,
and am perfectly well to-day" nj
Tmae Bayou. Ttras. L. D. STAMPS.
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ANT1E0TE TO MALARIA,

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
al hnvo had Dyspepsia, with Constina,
ton, two years, md have tried ten diiYcrent
kinda OF pills, md TUFTS arc tho frst
TINT have donc mo my good. They hayo
cleaned mo out nicely. MY appetite Ia
splendid. food digcsts readily, md now
nave natural passnges. fool like now
man. H.D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
soldeverywhere, 25c. ofieo, A Muunyst. NY.
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II have been saved from the greatest
agony and premature death by msans OF
Warmers Sale Cure and cordially commend
1t tn ALL" EDWARD r. HARDEN,
Quitn,an, Ga. District Judge.
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On L. G. WEsrg NERVE AND DEAlS TREAT
TENT, guaranteed specific for lIystoria, Dzzi-
'rs., Conynlsous,. Fits, Nervous .Neuralgin,
.fn!col,ol or tobacco. Wakcfulncss. Mental De-.
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unity a"d Lending to misery, dccny md death,
'rcm7'uro Old Ago, llarrcnnchs. I.osa Of power
,rrhra caused bynyer-czcrtion OF tho brain, self.
.bnso or oyer-ndulGenco. Each boz contains
mo months treatment. slDn box, or six h0xc,
Los s'a. seat by mail prepaid on receipt OF price,
WE GUARANTEE SIX ROXES g:T
TO euro my cnso. With each order received byus
'nr az boxes, accompanied with $500, wo will
tnnd tho money X tho treatment does not effect
. cu'a Guarantees issued oniyby n -
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Il do most solsmnly affirm that War.
ner's Sale Cure, with Gods blessing upon
1t, has cured me after l was given up to die
Of Bright's disrass." Us. DuNroN.
Edge Hill, Va. 0,Es gsl,
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Warmers Sale Cure saved my lie from
death By, Btigh!'s disease and cannot Say
too much In its praise" G['
si",.G O.. J. REGISTER MD.
atlanta, Ga. a
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you a'Os i-Qhentnr o. \ re d"nt
o! mtumM nsI,ict. b.t,!ruis your
tykt,m tgAl II ire sou e. Of all cUui.l
trle' mAlArie. epidemic. b |, OH. md
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVT.
w Sion, B. & oR.R 80 ! -
On and After November IS, Trims will arri,e
a1 Foe qeRsfs ,s i9ploswso0"heel;nE time;
daily, except Sunday. - - 80 pm - 'A''
Eor wsshlnEtol-&:2o. s:cs a. NJ, s:os. s:Is y. m,
From pittsbarsh-9:5o a. H. dSiiy, and $50 p. N,
From Wash!nGton. $50 a. m., I'LL. GO D. M.
Trains leaving Wheeling at GO q, m, and g0s H. +
H. n j.. make close connscti?n at Washington .as
nm,afyneaoarR, ana at Htkburgh with trains on
Coke Region, and points cast OF Pttsbafeh.
T. 4. MRD. Gen Pass. Agt, RaIttrrors. Md.
THos: M. KING. Gen. 6upt, Pittsburgh, III,
L. u. NINTH. Pass. AGENT pIttthutrh ia - i,Et
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1.-THE GREAT
llNlE|ylE[RIF[AlI|[|Sb.

Dseaseaof tho blood own III coaqueror. Endorsed
In writing BY over nifty thousand leading citizens
eiersymen and physicians IN U. S. and Eu,ope. " ;,
Hfor sale BY oil leading druggiss. siso. =
INC ID. 8. A. Richmond Medical Co. prop,..
Ill --l.-, ,... St. Joseph. Mo. N
Charles n. Crittenton, Agent, New yo.s c,,r.
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Toronto.

Vknr !rue-"lt is not de rigeur."-
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"The result OF tho use Of Warmers Saio
Cure in my case was simply astonishing"
:. ,.,. L A MoRnIs,
Meridian, Miss. Southern Baplisi.
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mo. b. ualiy ex.ept saturday T.. n -------- =
E@ p. NJ, Bclln!ro At $50 p. m. daily except Sun.
B. O. Sleeping Cars on al through traina. sleop.
Ing car from WHEEL 70 lndianal oils via Colum.
daily, arriving a. 1pdiAnapolis At 200 4. Y. = =
=, Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Columbus IN
~ 2, leaving wheeling at 9.l6 i. m. Arriving 1t
Close connections are made jnr nil poiuta sou,h
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making ihIs
Z desirable route for colonlEts and psrons merinv
70 the great West, and TO whom particular Sltea.
Tickets 70 all principal points on tale at Deuot
A'eertnr csr sccnmmodations can be scented AZ
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PlT1TiSs,BBuR!GHl!, CINCINNATI q ST,
LOUIS RA1LWAY-PANHANDl.E RvuTK. :
sAl
n, 1883. = : : - - 49, ~ = -
Trains leave Panhandle Station, loot Of Eleventh
street. near Public Landing, az follows: 'N"'''
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GROWING PRODUCTION.

The chief localities in which pig iron was
produced in 1882, and the amount pro.
duced In each, is as iollows:
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II have used Warmers Safe Cure in my
family with most satisfactory results"
R. Z. WILMER,
Mobile, ala. Bishop.
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. LOGAN d co., eole Agents, Wheeling, ". w.
pIoprieos Logon d Co. q Pleasant Worm Syrup and
Childs FhySiN. r. NJ IN nae Ia Swp,w
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~ suffered for years with calculus, but
have been fully cured by Warmers Sale
Cure" r'nE Sol GAY.
Monroe, N. C.
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III you are suffering 4
from oyer.eatlng OR
drinking, any indisctc-
'tion or dissipation, or
Arc young and growing
too fast, IS Is o'ten tho
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SPOKANE ARLA7E.

Lass Saturday morning a fire ORIGIN.
ated In Spokane Fails baenio. near
ene corner OF Maine and Stephens
streets, burning the entire block toHov
ara street. The buildings consumed
were All wooden structures and fell like
gram before the sickle. The total loss
Is ABOUT x42, 600; insurance $22 900 as
.oiiows: ,. D. Rickard ,salopu and build
.ne, SZiW, Insurance 5000; Frahix
nsigief, barber. 800. No Insurance: Z.
N. fonnd, truckman. 500. no insar-
auce; .. Heath. post Office and statIon-
cry store, $3.50, Insurance. 5000: Peter
Dnoer, saddler, xl5 900. insurance RIO
wv NIKE OConnor building &2D0O. In
sursnee 5000; Tom Finn, saloon and
ooRine, f5dUO. insurance k2O0O: Fred.
Honn, barber, 5000, insurance $500: o.
IN. Boone. Eagle Restaurant, $50. no
insurance; Mrs. Wilson, building. x9oOO
insurance 500; Trout d Chamber.
iaiE. @ boots and shoes, $6OOc, insurance
4U; First National Bank building.
*ZiOo, Insurance 5000, F. NJ. Mason
building, $500, insurance $500; F. l..
Rollins, barber, $3.50. no insurance: tive
Dhinese wash houses, loss unknown.
Bucket brigades and forces of men de-
moiishinR buildings were the only means
OF protection at hand. This round no
VIII probably awaken the Falls City 10
the necessity of fire company. equip
pea with suitable apparatus for fightinQ
fire.-Colfar Gazette.
Spokane received another scorchino
August 18th. At 2:30 a. m, a fire breke
out In the basement of the spraeue
House, the leading hotel of the city, and
the flames soon enveloped the entire
building. The house WAS doomed from
the first, as no effectual means could be
used to suppress the flames. The build
ing Was three story frame house, and
burned very rapidly. Very little of the
furniture was saved. The hotel was
owned and kept by VIM. Kaiser, and
was new building, first class in all its
The loss la about &20.-
OoO, mostly covered by Insurance.. The
IRE probably caught from the kitchen
stove, although many believe IL was the
Work OF an incendiary. The building
TODD apart from all others. aud by hard
work the fire was kept from spreading.
Several guests lost their personal effects
and some valnables. The hotel will
probably not be rebuilt at present.
WGHd Wdlid Journal.
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SOME SIMPLE REMEDIES.

A correspondent gives the following
as an instant remedy for toothache;
Procure n small piece Of xinc and oit
of silver. any silver coin will do; place
she zinc ON one side Of the afflicted eun
and the silver on the other. By bring
inc the edges together the snaii current
Of electricity generated win Immediately
and painlessly stop the toothaehe-
ID is said the follosine 10 perfect
care for corns: Dissolve a little pearl 10
fev worthless pearl buttons viii dol IN
the iuics Of q lemon; this viii occupy q
fsv days, when q creamy sintmeat VIII
be producsd. Moistsn piece OF rse
with this and apply 10 TO the csrn fof =
few mornings, and surprising results
will soon follow.
A. q simple remedy for ringvorm. use
thinly made mustard With the end OF
,he finesr rub this semi liquid nrss out
side the sore, then over u. always ruo-
hing in q circle and gently, and for .
few seconds ouIy. Repeat twice day
whfls necessary. For . child u % =
palnful cure. bns Rrovu-up person VII
rot mind fsu hours smartinR, and VII
ana the cnrs rapid and s6setaAi-
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ZEAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.

Following are the transfers Of real
estate as filed for record in the Audit
or's Office, August 9th to Sept. 1st.:
II. l.. Yesler to Fred Gaseh, commenc-
ing at a point on the north line Of Yes
ler's donation claim, where said line
intersects the line between the premises
now owned by said Gasch and August
Melhorn, In block M in Terry's third
addition, thence running west tn the
east line of Post street, thence south
erly 26 67 100 feet, thence east to point
where such line intersscts the north line
of the donation claim, thence west to
the place of beginning $1,000.
@. @. Phinney 10 w. III. Reeves. nine
acres in the Edward Hanford donation
claim $4,000.
Renton Coal Company to Charles 8.
Custer, lots I, 2 and 3, block 8, Renton,
$50.
F. O. Dimock to A. G. Olsen, lots IL,
IL, l3, IL and Ii, block AZ, Yesier's SEQ
ond addition. $500.
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THE COMING CONVENTION.
A Partial List or DeIesaie.

Below will be found list of the dele
gates chosen to the Territorial Repub
loan convention Of the 4th instant:
Asotin oouuty-D. L. Welch, A. L.
Heavilon and VIM. Morgan.
Clallam-C. +. Clapp and Thomas
Htratton.
Cowlitz-S. w. Beall. W. ii. Black. A.
3. Abernethy and Jas. Wallace.
Chehalis-Col Beale. John Mcdonald
and .. j. McCausland.
Garheld-James Palmer, ID. w. Riley,
!. d. Bradshaw. N. O. Williams and Il.
i. Rush.
Island-R. B. Holbrook and 7. W.
Calhoun.
jefferson County--Allen wier, II. ID.
Astridge, h. Landes and William De-
lAney.
kiickitat oounty-R. o. Dunbar, DR..
bonebrake, 3. M. Gilmore. Sig Slchsl,
Miller.
.King-G. A. Weed, ]. r. Lewis. @. II.
nanford, W. g. Latimer, Geo. w. lib
netts. George kinnear, l.. b. Andrews.
q. Hallorgn, y. Jacobs, Il. nj. Alyord.
u. v. Rinehart and j. Al. Colman.
hitsap-C. w. Young. John Haley. ID.
b.Jaokson aud M. S. Drew.
Lewls-James /. Berry, w. +. Rey-
solds, w. I. Ryham, @. Crosby and Jas.
Lincoln county-Frank NJ. Gray, J.
lander.
Pierce George E. Atkinson, Sam
wlkeson, J. w. Sprseue. e. Barlow, L.
r.Thompson. =. ID. I. Davies. j. p. Stew
ar, .. Z. Sahm aud Elwood Evans.
ckaRlt county-H. q. Barkhousen. q.
Y. calhoun, D. Kincaio aud thomas
Spokane county-w. NJ. Marshall. b.
Copeland, +. A. Dashiells, v. W. Van
we, George w. Watson, w. @. Jones,
Htroup.
Ihnrston county-Peter Mckenzie. A.
=. Phillips, w. McMicken, 4. Tallsn-
Hts, W. .. Bush and Thomas Heacock.
Whitman-S. g. Mcmillan, @. Il. Hop
ns, y. w. Jackson, James A. Perkins,
q Y, Bragg, Orvills Stewart, r. j,
rnsh, Milton GabeI, j. II. Bellinger, I,
= noce. George Comegys and Mrs. l.
4. Irimble.
Walia walla-M. @. Moore, d. J,
SS,a9aiey, J. d. Lamap, VIM. Slime, Paul
1,erry, w. +. Miner, ]. w. Dewar,
John. ss
Mhatcom county-wnI d. jenkins,
=; Aoesrs and Amos Rand.
akima county,. NJ. Adams, q. w,
WY, WY, soseph Benxer and Edward
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FOR WEEKLY,
u.ILY AND WEEKLY,

professional cards, "a per month for one
II and ss per month for one-half inch.
sTncsla IS cents line for ons week. and
A cents line per month.
pCSommercial advertising, 81 an inch for
y 1eek. and 81 an inch per month
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To all Lovers of Flowers.

7 HAVE THIS DAY SENT TO THE
| care of Alfred SNYDER. commission
merchant Of seattle, w. T., a splendid
assortment of Tulip bulbs linked colors),
to be sold at the low rate OF twenty five
cents per dozen. From now to the mid
die of November will do to plant them.
For further instructions consult any
good Floral Guide.
MHS. MARTHA HOSKINSON.
Eagle Harbor. Aug au2'dwsw
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"A CALL.

Primaries viii bs held ct the usual
places OF holding eie tions. on Saturday.
Aug. 30. In Seattle the primary viii be
held at Engine House No. !, on the same
day, between the hours OF II m. and 7 p.
m. No proxies will be allowed.
By order OF the Committee,
w. II. WHITE Chairman
ALEX. MONTGOMERY. Sec'y. aui5dwtd
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shIpplng InteIligence.

San Francisco. Sept. l.-Arrived-
Ship Alaska, from New Tacoma; steam
ship Mexico, from Victoria, ETC.; cam
ship Willamette, from Seattle; ship Lu
ollie, from Nanaimo; /; schooner vesta,
from Tacoma; steamship Columbia
from Astoris; ship Alice M. Minott
from Nansimo.
Sailed-Bsrkentine @. @. Funk, for
Port Discovery; steamship State of
California, for Astoria.
NEAH BAY. Aug. 3l.-Steamer Idaho,
en- route to Port Townsend and Alaska,
arrived here this morning, and proceed
ed up the Straits.
PoRT BLAKKLY, Sept. l.-Arrived -
Schooner Compeer
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