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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-04

DELINQUENT lax SALE.-Next Mon
day morning Sheriff McGraw will pro
coed 10 sell all property in King couaty
on which tue taxes for 1883 were not
paid. The Delinquent tax list was pub
lished IN tie WEgKLY Posi- iNrgiLf
aENCKB, copies of watch can Dc b III a,
this office
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For Rent.

\ FURNISHED HOUSE OF NINE
y rooms. with kitchen. dining room.
parlor and bedroom furniture all com.
pete. Apply al 1880 Front street. apa2
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Arrived per steamer Mexico, at Cali.
fornia Market, Front and Seneca sts.,
green peas, asparagus. rhub.Ib. celery
caulitiowers. Riverside oranges. banan.
as. new potatoes, new cabbage. all In
tine order. Prices the lowest and goods
Tie btst IN Seattle. 81
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The steamship Mexico, which arrived
from San Francisco yesterday morning,
brought passengers and freight rs fol
I.,t
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DIRECT ROUTE To
-S3r=>seSEW hatcom. Through bydsy.
light. Steame~ w. +. Muproe leaves !,
o'clock a. m. on Tuesdays and Fridsvs
touching at Utsaiady. Laconner and sam
ish Leave Whatcom for Ferndale on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Wha,eom
on Wednesdays and Sundays at a. m
For freight or passage apply on hoard
or to George Foster. on the Iesler wharf
CURTIS BROWNFIELD,
nO2o Master,
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For Sale.

4 LODGING HOUSE AND SALOON.
n on South Third street. bet ween Jack
son an Main. For price ETC.. apply on
premises. al26 II
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For dyspepsia, or any stomach de-
rangement, no other Remedy can be
found ~ pleasant, prompt and effective.
as Ayers Ca hartic Pills.
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NEW BLOOD. NEW LIFE.-This Is OBJ
tained by using Pfunder's Oregon Blood
Purifier. For sale everywhere. 81 per
BEETLE, six for -. ap6dw6m
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The largest stock. the choicest selec-
ton. the oes, quality and lowest prices
of stationery, blank books and miscel-
laneous books. 1t tbs book store of u.
Davies i Co. lis Cherry street. m2
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Members Of No. 7 Engine
Company.

SEATTLE. May 3. 1881.
This Will certify that the following
named persons have been duly elected
and are now members, in good standing.
of Engine Company No. p Of the city OF
IL
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TO Let.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ANDTWO
l Office rooms, on Front street Apply
a this office. As
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STEAMER RAILROAD TRAVEL
STEAMER & RAILROAD TRAVEL
.EHH
PIONEER SHORT LINZ
TO The EAST.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway,
IN CONNECTION WITH THK
Northern Pacific and Union
Pacific Railways,
SHORT LINE
SHORT LINE

I>RnM ALL POINTS IN THE PACT.
+ Tic Northwest TO CHICAGO. and all
points in The astern and Southern state.
III Is THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars between ST. PAUL
and CHI AGO via Milwaukee,.
1t is the only line uneer one manage
mcnt between st. Paul and Chicago ana
owns three separate and distinct lines De-
tween those points. thus giving passen-
Sers a choice of three routes. passing
through the most fertile. populous ami
picturesque sections of Minnesota, Iowa.
Wisconsin and Illinois. Ii runs the finest
dining cars in the world. and no effort Is
spared To secure the comfort of its Iatrons.
No change nf cars of any class between st.
Paul and Chicago. or Omaha and hicago
Ii is now possible for passengers TO 20
East via the Northern Pacific or Union
Pacific Railways. and still travel over the
great and popular Chi,ago. Milwaukee,
and -. Paul Railway from ~. Paul or
Omaha. Changes made in MON depots in
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Leading medical authorities endorse
Ayers Sarsaparllia as the best blood
parifyiIg medicine IN existence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-04

Y.N. C. A.-Rev. F. Il Taylor leads
today at Yesler's Hall. at 1 O'Clock, pm.
Strangers welcome.
First Baptist Church-Preaching by
Rev. J. A. With, at IL a. u. and 1:5o
pm. Lake Union mission at up. N.
Chapel of the Good Shepherd Episco-
pal North S-attle-No morning service.
Sunday School at l2:l5 p. u. Evening
service at 49,, second of series on
The Episcopal Church.. Seats free.
All welcome.
Trinity Church Episcopal Third
Sunday after 4 .ster. sunday school at
10 am. Morning service at ll:i5. Choir
al evening prayer at !. Free sittlngs.
All welcome.
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eHAS. %AhER. LEADING WATCH
~ maker and ieweler. in the Iesler
l.eary block, deals in Diamonds, Watches.
iewelry. SilyerSare, Weber Pianos. Estey
Organs and other Musical Instruments.
Sotarial Sal AT SC. Watches and Jew
elry repaired and warrant d. sel0
Sick he idache. habitual costivencss,
pains in back ana limits. loss of appetite.
bad breath and taste in the mouth, etc.
entirely cured by the Use Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-04

HoME AGAIS.-Ed. Eowles and family.
who have been sojourninZ in California
for the past SIX months, returned home
By iae Mexico Yesterday, and will agaia
take up their home IN this city.
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FOR SALE.

STERN WHEEL STEAMER JAMES
y Mcknight. Inquire on board. at es-
ler's wharf. ap5 I'm
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4 Girl. TO TAKE CARE OF CIVIL.
- dren. Apply at 1er Pile Of Fashion. y
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El.rlnE

Hn. ytI hpflnE Ii.... b.
Is to many tho moat beautiful season OF the
year. but 10 others It brings trouble 10 the
Shape ot eruptions, blotohe,, ulcers, itohings.
etc. We offer to all suoh the only purely
vegetable, reliable and safe remedy 10 forcs
ont MI this prison. It Is natures remedy,
prepared from the roots OF tho forests, and
nothing III It's composition comes from the
npo'hecs.y or chemists shop. Do not take
Mercury mad Potash mixtures for these com.
nlaints, for they are as bad Or worse than tbe
dissasea. Svlft's Specific roofs ont the poison
skin. - w. I,,f IL
Mr.. B. W. Collier, Indian Springs. Ga says:
"For ten or twelve years had an ugly ca.
Ing so.e on MY facs, which has been entirely
cured BY: ,w!ft's Specific. not even leaving a
scar to mark the place." ',., yeH-F,l.
Treatlss on Blood and Skin Disease mailed
free. se-1..- The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ~
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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They On Ennn In asnNd nuu tho Dem.
drfHcJ IN s!se thmnt ton at Hath.
:
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EHEE Ti:AuI AMP wsllSliY.

They On Hnnn In asnNd nuu tho Dem.
drfHcT tx che chan ~ tom al HATH.
The ARcrfcdn lT0itciiOnii
Upon pretended temperance grounds,
OH motion OF Phil. Thompson Of Kentucky,
tho syowed Gnd appropriate spokesman Of
the bourbon Ring, tho Hcu.o OF Repre-.
ssntativea, with only tbilty..hreo adverse
votes, has declared cgaius. any alteration
in tho tax thst NJ onco uhelIeisand rewards
the gigantic monopoly in American intox.
icating drinks. Tia alliance OF free trade
and whisky ia still potent, and in The
march OF the allied ioIcea whisky still
takes tho commanding lead. No aoouer
had the free ts8deIH won their victory over
American farmers on Monday than there
was heard tho sharp crack OF the Bourbon
lash, bAulseia were driven into limo, and It
VAS resolved by Democrats aud Republi.
ceEs alike that the odioUs tez system that
Jeleison, Madison and Jackson condemn.
ed nud the fathers OF both patlie dtportd,
stolld be maintained, in order that there
might be ample opportunity Tor gucceestul
assault upon Tho labor protective tsrllr eys.
TEN thobu iaherB founded to the grea,
honor and aCvAntage OF the country.
We refuse to- accept 40 decisive or iical,
even Tor this session, q vote obtaiucd I'm.
der sIch circumstances and IL nasnces at a
E!omeul When ihb American members
were depressed aud Tor ths time democrat.
izad by the tnccbas 81 fersipn interebts
We IeiHDe TO bellows that tina ;nterna, rev.
enne question Is closed for this Congress.
It is o question that Twill rot down" even
Tor q day, and upon which, with labor and
tempeihnce on our side, in spite Of whisky
Democrats and lraiiorous Republicans, vic.
tony may ye; bs NON bsiofa the recess.
There mus; he an eHd to tho shameful and
sh.meless Congressional! rule thu. dsspisss
aud tramptes upon all vested interests ex-
ccp,iug lho interest vested in Intoxicating
liquor, and which derivee ;'s profits !ram
our most widespread and injurious vice,
Toe whisky lords must bs daposed from
tier seat OF power, for the sake OF TEN.
perance, good government and American
labNr. Hemhneer that the whisky Interest
and foreign !ntettSi i'll Congress ars ou,:
thu: what helps one helps Tue other. ING
let US put down both BIS beating the Parse g
l':ll, Wlpiug Lus internal taxes and Lch:sy.
ing Ioat u the Free Foreign Traders and
The Whisky Ring, that viii! be fatal and
decisive. Ga full discussion and fair pre-.
sanitation ci ihe isaue, there ia y msiority
Of tho Hnuso with us. II there is 10 he tax
and tariff dlscus:iou, let it he euch thu,
will XII! tux hId protect tlriT and Ieyerss
the disgracetuI record OF April 7.h.
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Farm NOTES,

! Arrica! trood cau be transp!antai at any
time without suffering from the change.
.R 1t hnd freedom from annoy8nca aro
cess' niiA) toGnia'ls tina. are being ia,tentd
| for msJket ~
Mt John r. While, OF Penn township,
Lancaster CGnuly, Pa, has a SOW that re-.
Gently gave birth TO twen.y.seven piga,
Pulles for next winter's laying should
be haIchea nov. Ina earlier they arc
Matched tue soontr they will begin 10 lay.
liyonr cabbages were troubled with club
loot last seaaon, choose u nov piece Of
ground for them this year, or you will havo
tho came difficulty. ~ Tlrr n
We have farm land enough for MI. When
this country becomes 40 densely crowded
rs Francs It will contain population OF
nearly 100000. 900. ~.
A lamb will eat when II Is from ton days
to two weeks old. There Is nothing better
Tor them than whole oate. Keen them
growing and you may command fancy
prices. :"
AT this 6eason Of tho year, when the
earth Is constantly wet, there will be many
complaints OF Group in fowls. Dry Quarters
and warmth. Is the best thing to prevent IL
from appearing. ~ III7
Stabbed animals require much fresh air,
ana to secure 1t there must b. a way OF
cecape Tor the foul CAGES forming In the
sable. Confinement In closely built
s'abls 10 liable 10 bring on IL Il animation OF
the lungs and other serious diseases in TIE
cattle. - 80 - -
MIR. ]. B. Moore, Of Alsssachusetts, sayu
mat IL thinning peach trees 6i fruit you
should take oil what you consider enough,
and then pick oil half tho remainder, as
me majority Of lruit growers Co not thin
them sufficiently.
d beekeeper Gays that by feeding nitro
genoun food tho queen can DO induced to
lay NJ any time. She can be etar,ed to lay,
ana as last 10 tho bees batch out, strong
enough 10 cover the brood, every cell OF II
fresh frame oil empty comb inserted will bu
found to contain freshly laid erg.
Plough up the old cow.yardp, running
INC plough deep, and as many loads Of !
eaT'n Ne you can remoyeso many loals OF
fica fertilizer you will have. We have read
OF an enterprlsing gentleman who manfred
zen acres Of araSB hand with earth from uu.
ger an Oh barn, and got enormoos grow thu
tof se7eral years alter Gamantoun Tee.
graph.
When sows arc bred 80 that they como |
III during January, February or March |
Their PIGS e1n DO pushed rapidly by good
attention and u proper syalem Of feeding !
no that they will make excellent pork NJ s
and 10 months Of age. 1t is expensive to
winter hoge, anu much Of tho profit ID lostl
where the farmers undertake. to do this.
The most profitable hog il the opethat is
iasfo"ea IN the spring or latter parS OF tho
winter and slaughtered in the following
december. At this age they may be msio
pounds. - w
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de22s
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etnbllhE for Cows.

There is no trouble in making water.
tight ditch in COW stables il you have good
clay. Dig tho trench as deep rs the width
Of the boards you use Tor thu sides, which
e|,onid DO no. lees than fourteen inches,
They should also DO two inches thick. as
they will take the place Of l,or jois.s, aud
they ought 10 bs OF dnrable timber. II
good tough clay can be had, poun. six
inches III depth Of it into the bottom Of The
.d..ch, aud on this q flor Of inch boards
can.he fitted. This floor need not be nailed
a. all, but should not BIO admitted, al the
ditch csnshe more easily cleaned from liz
uae. The floor back Of the ditch should Id
on a level with that on which the cows
stand, and should be wide enough to allow
the passsge OF q wheelbarrow. F7iI",'H'
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POULTRY EAIS.Su,
rho Ease and ff"iit with which 1; Gag,
be Smrr.ei On.



Germantown Ttlt0roph. ...-.,
TIE sngeesti+E canno! be loo freqpsn,ly
aHlrod 10 fsrmers 81 10 thet xeediuncy and
pfchtaoCaess OF ,aisiEg more puultry-at
least twice rs much ms they are no doing.
The hu9lntss, il properly conducted, would
become one OF the most lucrative branches
upon the farm, especially vixen within easy.
reaching d!ataace Of tho Pbil6deiphis or
other good markets. /. onght to bs known
10 ell American farmers tbs extent 10
which the business ID prosecuted In France,
NheIe, from careful estimate, i; lie iouud
that the annual tults OF pGul'ry and eggs
last year amounted To between eighty and
ninety millions Of dollars. which would, il
equsily divided among the entire Eopu!a.
ten, give to each bttwaea two anL three
doil",u. When it is considered that this isa
branch OF farming industry that can be
mscRged entirely by women md children,
and requires very little capital, the won.
der Is tina! it is net prosecuted 10 twice
tho extent it is. The chicken house should
be inexpensive, bu. roomy, we'll ventilated
aud clearly. Every part OF the food can be
supple: by the ciials OF the iurn, garden
and house, aud tbs lime required need not
BIO tasen from the necessary working OF the
larr,, and won!d really not be felt as part
Of Ill. farm labor. Besides, there would be
an absolute pleasure in raising fowls OF
every kind, even pigeonf, the aquabs Of
which sci! at the very h;gn pr;ca OF from
forty to City cents per b:ace. As 10 the
dlaposal OF puul.ry IL the mar kete, who has
ever know Of q surplus Or OF its bring eacri.
feed for want OF customer? IL istrue that
upon very laigs farms poultry raising is
LOOKED upon ss being i'll the way and not
worth the trouble; but M y rule it ia only
upon suck farms, and Int small portion
Of taeu, where this really pleasant pss,ilns
Is not epjoytd and thu products OF it quiet.
" and chee:Iuily pu. in the pockets 0i tue
mother aud children, where 1t will be- ever
,sady TO meet the many necessary and in.
diepsnaabls psrsonsl OUTLAWS.
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MEDICAL.
N,efy 1Ioyk.'


This n 10 certify that I am well acquainted with
man ffty years Of Hxc, for many years u resi-.
dent OF this city, who has hcen Al times extremely
III, but could not tell from what cause, unless Il
was worms. lie told his attending physician hts
suspicious, hut the physician at once tldieuled
the Idea, and refused to attend him any longer.
Ills son then mentioned DR.. C. McLane's Yer.
nifuge, and asked him.if he would take It his
reply waS-l must take something to get relief,
or die. r..' ..-,.s# -.
They at once procured a bottle Of Dr.. C.
NtLdht's rermifupe, and he took one dose. The
teoras, cut up In every form. lie got well I'm.
medlately, and Is now ENJOYING excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan OF old, Is tnIcayor.
Ink to relieve hisunfortunatc nclehbots lie mnkes
It his business TO hunt up and select all cases slni.
lar to his own, that may be given over BY regular
Physicians, and induces them TO Try Or. c. Nc.
Lanes Vermifuge. So far he has Induced more
than twenty persons 10 take the Nermituge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
Is we'll satisfied that DR.. c. Mclane's rcnnifuge,
prepared BY Fleming ptos., Of Pittsburgh, Is fatt
superior 10 any other known remedy, and that II
more generally known would not fail to save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
Inquire Of MIS-. llardie, nv; Canaea street, New
York City. '. a..
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4 Remedy for s.,,ux Di.,ns.s

;, Or. Eob.r: Mention, ls.e pecsidsn, ri Ii,
hiiectic Clilrgs. of The city OF Ees T,,h,
%nd formerly Of Cincinnati, Oaio, ussl U,'
Wan. h. Hal!s Balssm very extensively IN
ms Practice, ta macy of his pn;:eAts, now
iivios, and rss.o:si to health By The use OF
tins invaluable n,sdtc;ne, caa amply tss il.
ne always taid That SO good rrmsty uugh:
10 be prescribed freely by every physician ne
sovereign remeay In all case, Of iuu. Dis
eases; Il curea consumption and la, 10
tqua! for all pictorial c9mplsintu. rrh.ay
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"You should never gay ride when you
mean drive" says an Eiglishman. "You
only ride on a horse; In conveyance you
drive" Oh you do, do you. Well, In this
country most Of ,ls Keep a coachman TO do
the driving. while VIC ride. -.u-I I-
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FEEL Very eratriut inr tns wonderful
cures mat hGvs been pNf.rMtd with Ely.
cream balm. HAYS Lad cs!n,rn In It's ia,
FORM lor the fas: Is years, end have USE.
everything euuit hear OF commenced
uSins the cream Balm. aud GoEslutr It the
otse lhlh. ever tried. recommsnd it 10
svsrg ore afflicted j. B. Kelsey, 81 BrosS
street, Nsw York City. rrusAw
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p4LrirAFIoS or rapid batting OF the hear.
followed by periods OF complete cessation, il
caused chiefly By nC.yousa.ss and bed blo3d,
II Inc eisesssis npg!ectGd /, Is iable to result
seriously, especially ut q time /, ( sudden *.
citemeiit. Purify the blood, s.renc!hoa the
muscular and Hosvous system, governing tbs
heart, by using Dr.. Guyaotts yellow DocS
aau sarssparisln, mad you will soon bs rid Of
every trace Of the sffta,ios, nav
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D:trOh Fct Pres
Pickles Smith was requested to walk up
the hall, aud when he hsh come to !. halt
before tho platform Brother Gardner esid:
"B,udder Smith, | has bin informed dat
you has been sued by grocer Tor Il bill Of
TO- dollars"
"Yes, suh."
,"De hill %Ha fur oysters, dried peaches
and jellies?"!
"Yes, sah."
"And why didn'tyou pay i,?'
"kSse lie hard up, sah."
"Now, Rru!dsr Smith, ie member OF dis
club who kin afford oysters Oh . ea.ary OF
81 per week hin afford to pay fur them. II
dat dsbs amt tqusr'ri up brt,.' mex meet.
in vou vii! h'ar sunllin dta, !"
"Yps, ssh." q
ain bfine!n' dis peiformanCato clos,,"
said The president, "a he nodded to Samuel
Shin tos!rike iha triarg'o, "ltt ms say to
one and all Of you dat uu present ailment
OF dis kentfr um dc want CT common soutc.
D. man who arms s. per week wan,s 10
lib an dress as well Gs de mtn Who airus
$l2, az dis pil'sup drbs an brings about
t.jckery, fraId, an Commnnism. Nobody
am saiis Il ID TO be what hr am. Eoen the
poorest Of Jep1o' will 80 hungry sooner
dan let anybody HOW dry can't huy iriad
Oysters. Do member OF dis club who
hankers fur Injuries made fur de- tables oi
milliouGifes kin make up his MUD to pay
fur 'ein or DO known ii. dis hall no mora
Let us pcrnamhula,e homewsrds." 5.5
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1T is ground lcg day again, I see," re.
marked the red-headed bcarder, casting bis
eye eyer the breakiast fable. aWhy, no it
Inn" con;radic.ed a photograph operator.
Then what is that sausage doing there !'i
rejained tbs red.headed boarder, Us '5's
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l HIVE sri!atsd t;om ca arrt to such an
sxtent thnt lad 70 bsrdass mr. head to
qaiss tho pain. vas advised by Mr. Browr,
oil litsca. to try Ely's Cream Balm. Wash
suffering With cxiar,h or cold in Inc head /
have ueyor found i,s eq1sl.-C. d. Co PER.
Danty, N. Y. (apcly with h5gsr. Price 90
CENTS. -rus.u
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4 or I ar.n, y.lue 20 yoc.ll.t..

USlaNytLLE Wr.rcHrsrxR Co., N. Y, Au'
gpat 20, lssa.-I hat ca,elesBly exposed my.
ssis s"d sustained sa-vsry severe and tight
cold on my ehsat and in my throat. I pro.
coreh ,,licncks Porous plastera and applied
or2nn tho rhCs', ~ellup on tho throat, aud
ttlist c'mr te"hliI ID. so' eness OF my ehsit
was re,uoSed, AMI ny v.cil 0rgAns were kept
clesr the entire pas. winnr enabling me 10
'u't!l p1b'ic erg'g'msnie in different paris
Of EaIarounuy. H
No more may bs sNd than thst Allcock's
Porous pla'tsrs. II applied by Il! ciel vota'.
lists, Viii greatly assist their von.l rendition
in public. d. FnANxLls CnUacu.
N.... WIT NE .r'T .N ..H fHH- rrUiAw
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y FkRrEcr snuudne.s q body and mind IL
possible only with pure blood. Leading
medical authorities 81 all ciyil'zsd Countries
endorse Ayers sanapsrills as the best blood.
purifying medi:sne In existence. It vastly
increts.s the working and productive powers
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h Current. Y..- .a
How IN truth tolGg
Not EItrv ain, ndty
d. utlcHng vuity a-H
Motds never hold n. ID
Al tnGt tho heart kuOys best,
Feelings within them tckl
Formal and cold.
Poetry cries,
Truth IN poGllral,
Ett AlithDttieAl: ..|
So,ll language fbE
LOOK not hlOng mo grOnndt
htn her. from chains unbound, I..
Muuutln. the Hktel!
Music replies, ..ur
When friend cOnmun:s with friend,
iiS their CmrtiOus blend:
b .aM Now ristuliicc, ...
I'LL, duo ii harmony
with Ays'l; M l0ly,
silbGe thoughts flSo.
Who shall le1ne
That which no words caN smell?
All! love slone must tell -.
Thoughts deep. tubliule;
~ lie, not at, they dwell;
Hall, tli"n, lnpienuel,
THE Truth, divin,i
J. ". WALTON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-15

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