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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21
OBITUARY..
FRANCIS B. HAYES.

BOSTON, Sept. 20.-Francis u. Hayes died
about o'clock this morning mt his homo In Lexington
lie nominated FOR Congress ten days by the Re
publcans or the vth DISTRICT About week he was
reported TO be dying but subsequently he recovered
sufficiently t0 enable him 10 accept the nomination.
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TIE WEEK ~ SOCIETY.
INCIDENTS ar NEWPORT srnyRnNN GtYErT-Ar-
TrOAfUfNg WEDDINGS.

Lemon s name which 90 many people M once recalls
one of the loyo'icft of place. and probably Of
their mot genuine pleasures Situated among the hills
of Western Ma--ach14ctt, 10 is ono Of the no.t quiet
of summer retreats it h. Waited hv people who
more for the ,ccncry good mir and rcatlnc-s of the
place than for drr-4 nud display n H. not until
autumn that fn.hion ryndcs the place aud .els the
social wheel revolving 40 least tam of thc regular
cottage families nrr n Europe til ,,t.on hut their
places have boon taken %, others who hpvc kept the
.oci, nttrncti,u- unimrnircd Archery ha. proved
one of tlc most fascinating po4timca of thc aoason
there ard tine fine lawns have been u-od n turn NJ the
uceta which have been NOT only pretty ~ look A. but
pruduUuye ut better health, increasing grace AMI
tc,li,r ner,o. in te l,r4 therns,I,r, Amnur the
poorlo who entertain Mira David T. Morgan who has
tha nthloue place ma been prominent and has given
~ garden purtr. tennis tournament and bali Mra.
Iul.onl'4 fancy dioaa ball wna tccrnt PHEASANT suc-
cosa. and Mrs William q Whitney hla given ~ supper
pnffy rt fft, OF small ahleH and archery tourna-
mont nt which handsome prigca were distributed Mi77
Furus4 has gvon aurroaaiuu Of elaborate luurhonu4
and Dinners. and Mrs burton Harrison aaaiatrd los
Mta Clarence Cary aud Mfa lrnuh White made
frnt -ur,nas of tea uttt uu hrt vrtnntn hung IT.
vua with o,cfucoua and 'huoio lanlcfna hlfa
Nnmuri a. Ward hia entertained ni receptions and l"nn
nud hfs tnnirf roo diunrfa. luuohrnn7 and trnri7
parnoi pmons At ih" Hal has noon t"snl"
ur di,lInriiyr social -pocincr which trno, alvayr
looks forward go occurred on lhut1dhY WHOM forty
Young ludra u bright costumes dluf~ through lr Town
u 10 Ira,,-rinu ui ttoutt ulhs nil drohod with
flower, and thhnur The VhI were decorated WIN
boulur aud rn-ettr, and ro were thr hoiara and ali
combined to make Il merry and . charming sight The
rrluug bellies have been named t- Miss Mnot ~ li"a-
ton: Mrs Frank White. Mr. iArcncr Cary Mrs
Whitney aud Mrs. Henry SLOANE. The parade was
watched hN thousands "i people m'l"dH I" ''h-"'i
able Newport contingent The coachct are beginning
% make the place lively also Mr. Been anI MT
@chcruri horn, trc latest additions. ia" nest lew
weeks az the Berkshire capital d. not promise 20 be-
dull either. Next Tuesday Mr. Harrison. whose pen
will MOI he idle. ~ bring out her play Of Weeping
f- f..f rrff t.U-4 Tf hf-4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21

Breathe" We didn't suppose there so much ignor-
knce in the world. When man doesn't know how TO
breathe best hcalrh resort for him lot in
terry He would spoil If kept many days above ground
tNorrstOWn Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21

GIRLS run AWAY FRON A LODGING HOUSE.
Lille Winslow and Alice Onion ran away
IRON the lodging house Of the Chdrens AID Society NJ"
p7 81 Marks-place, Friday night They hnd Deeh
ese about 81 months being placed there al the Wish
~ Les parents and AlicCs uncle, WHO were unable 70
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SENATOR EDMryDS HARD At WORK

7 .
arrived Ia this city yesterday he shut nn-cI M MS
room in the Everett House and denied himself Co all
callers on the plea that he hard al WORK o pressing
1yOfcs siOual business
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FINDING com ~ CONyECUCrE
rt,, r,f.f,.t.. pu I'd, rrfI ruUtTNIJ

PUTNAM, Conn, sept 20.-On the iarm OF
simon Ransom, Ia the south part OF Douglas gold has
been discovered. gentleman LIS found what Is guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21

Hunt. remedy '' sure cure for nrsar' D',a'o ~ al
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Bnrreu. KsIi,iou Ia cooling and rcfr,.hlne alay'a
irritation Of tho skin or scalp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21

wv ho Nef Henff IHhHrn 30 f'Hfiffl "f ffhrif
y ley formerly OF NoV.ior.I to Harvey na"nn. "
Rev. oik
An uoures %, marriages must 10 uliJrsst c'm ~
hrHe amt 0dfrctL
BRrw. rER-7nturlar morning september I'D -rHDury
Hotvos amt ftonds lre invited truI funeral services
MA r0uus Sew York HDf". Nuulat t-I. 40 DID, a. ~.
nrRffVu-At Purchase Woifrnosf'r county s.. nn
hurting ami daHali ~ tho ate John uinWe
Funeral rpm Iur 'ase Me Ting noi' on +,D nidAr no
caTaae'n wulnssl white Plains 20 meet ue ol' raia
from GRAND ttufiu Depot
ulNSri m lhis clit. aapfcp'.. Do of pneumonia 'h'.
ruus,ai sot,ieo res.ep,c ~ N~ll'opsyo ~
sunday az q u
tntefmrni ~ nulfun
ultl7a Thursday evening septomhcf o. carrie &c. l,tIn
Relative, .n,i rnii ir n,r 90 irnt che fnaelni ssf.
~ ioth ~ on h"ndn. thr dlu'.. a. 40 inA n.
hiui} umt nueris.
september 1851 waite, SCOTT I'D o. the i'as
Sci iut ti .inrfl SCOTT luri.
Auitr ul lurrial hereafter
Low -gdd'nig at Laa,me, n. y o. fr.t,. september
and Marian Tow, iu tho 80 V,ir OF n.t are
Funeral rum craze Church hrno.lyn Height. on rlr"iy
II aindy requested tnatno lower. be seat.
AcAULEN-Iery McAuey
Funeral scrfrt 40 tne broadway iIbcutrr church. ttnve
friends ~ lr and Mrs Afctury anu the teg aud
Dremornc 81 ssluns are invited a. be- present
smth iompsIls formerr o., Fi.hsI Landing
Funeral &c Mattewan putcht-s county n. y, Mon iiy.
Carnage VIII De- DO att.idinco A. station T. aud 70.
r. r. az Fshtii ON Hudson or arrival o. tram leaving
Grand Central DopotIt D. o'clock.
NALEHI l-ufdruy of heart dls11o mher D. 1891.
AZ Laugen-c1~ tbi,h 1erninr. h1iAarlnr .-eigNick
Nacrio d1ughto ot he Lac Robert ~"igVs o ts 'iY
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T.nndhora'- Perfume Ilsnia
Iuntuurg's fpfftmt Ntrsantl F.H' RIA
Lnudhnrgs Per- lnn ApnH Fiuisi
IunduOrg. Perfume Lliy 1f tIf Fulfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-21

STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS. r. East --t.-,j,
bet SIN and Madison ayes. y. ~rno tlre Circular
~ you wish reach pr.fa.e families direct gcs
PHILLIPS ELIl- DIRECTORY j. cIH,.4lf nct "
500 pages names %. hou-'ioar Those names aye been
selected rum
able rcuars addressed .l0u The Lift always psJ.
Prices AL Booksellers.
Vino de- Alcila.-A delicious pure and healthy spanish
Table Vine Ltc nm indeed ,oc persons " delicate hrath.
! p,ruUL,u. Try 10 SO A. LfLL.
- N4il--t.. New York
Massage cnd Rational Home Gyuulst'4 correctly taught
auxiliary sf. skilled
operators supplied -oIt i0r book.
KINE~IrAIu BUREAU. 81 Gthaye.
D'-en~e' Of the Nervous system Geu1' rnary organs
Imf offence and -ttrltf more sufrrAE suicides.
structure. ytfioc@l. diseased prostate glut h4ltor ki.
ue4It BriIts disease, han every else 1nt
cannot hr cured VITA stomach medicines alone elect -Cy,
belts. cauf Sounds rIflc-r or cutting lhr It-t
i0ur MAKE tIe patients Wul+e a.-e tr'" 1ur years.
practice BOO the-. discs iv PEE NrslnrA PIN cin ~ mo
European aud American " deal tDes 10 soLd
book fire. g.iug reusirg posi-.
tive Tor tAcse 1tl Use tafl N.-,A-,s
.lfi Broadway. y . ~
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An 'o011' o, 'ifr'aJ1' ''0" 10 n''lT''l '''t' o'4
Hrue ant adirot.
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MADAME KoLONNE's AppEiL.

Much interest is excited iu Germany by the approach
ing tral appeal OF Nine kolonine from tne decree
OF tAe supreme Tribunal OF Darn.alt. which divorced
heI tllI4 Grand Duke Louis OF Hc,-c and allowed Der
$1,000 p,r anuum. Tho appeal VIII Doe heard eu October
l5. and Tie general opinion among German lawyer IS
that size VII. AoI case and Aat the divorce Viii Dee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

~ - - ~
Al steel Was net in uoe among the
Egypsians tl1s cutting points for tools
muse have been made Of Diamonds or
other hard amOrphous stones Get in q
metallic base. The varied forms OF
specimens of york done show that the
principal cutting tools used were long,
straight saws, circular disc saws, solid
drills, tubular drills, hand Rrainem and
lathe cutters. all Of these being made on
the principal Of jevelsd points, while
metalliGopioka, hammers and chiseis
we're applied where suitable. Many Of
the tools must have possessed intense
rigidity and durability, for fragments
Of work we're sheWn where the cutting
was done very rapidly, one tool sinking
into hard granite ono tenth of an inch
each revolution. A curiosity in the
manner of constructing tubular drills
might be worthy Of the attention Of
modern makers Of mining machinery.
The Egyptian not only set cutting jew
els around the edge Of the drill tube, a.
in tho modern crown drills, but they cot
them in the Gides Of the tube both in
side and oute3de. By this means the
hole 10 continually yeamed larger BY the
tool and the conc turned down smaller
- the cutting proceeds, giving the
means Of Withdrawing the tool more
readily.
Al indications on the work prove that
great pressure must have boon required
TO keep the tools cutting the deep
grooves they made at every sweep, the
inference 10 that the tools which could
stand the hard service they we're sub
jected to must have been masvelously
veil made. Our modern tool makers
give employment 70 . high degree Of
mechanical skill, and exteuded metal.
lurRical knowledge Ia requisite for the
selection Of material TO make first olasa
tools. Bot when ws reflect on tho diff.
cultics these ancient tool makers had
70 surDount In fastening and retaining
stones a. cutters in base Of bronze
We can appreciate the perfection thsil
Art reached. They probably followed
methods Of hardening copper alloyt
which arc not known 70 us and are mol
discovered by modern metal workers
beoause the knowledge u not ESSENTIAL
but the real mystery Of how olean out
ting Of hard Substances was donD il
th0ss tioss lay 10 the acquired skill o1
the tool maker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

A soft little night gown, clean and white,
A faoe vaahod sweet and fair.
0randmother brushing the tanRiss oos
From siiksu, dark brown hair;
Two little tired, sasiny fest,
From the shoe and the stocking free:
Tvo little palms together clasped
At the mothers patient knee.
Some baby words that are drovsiiy lisp'd
In the tender shepherds ear,
And kiss that only . mother can place
On the brow Of her baby dear;
A little round bead which nestles ct Last
Close 70 the mothers breast,
And then the lullaby. soft and low.
Singing the song of rest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

There are over one thousand machin-
lists and iron workers now idle in Mil
Waukee.
The Milwaukee Cooperative Cigar
factory has failed. Il was started dur
ing a strike in 1872.
The San Francisco Journeymen Tail
ors' Union has membership Of 2EO aud
\ fund Of 5000.
The Knights Of Labor have local A.
ssInblios in over thirty counties and sew
enty towns of Kansas.
A State Labor Convention will b held
in Chicago about March 18th to discuss
contract prison labor.
The Scranton Steel C0mpany's work
men have accepted . reduction Of Is
Per oent. ON wages for the winter.
There are in the cities of San Fran
cisco and OAKLAND "a labor unions and
II local Knights Of Labor assemblies.
In Buffalo 900 mon have been thrown
out Of WORK ewing 70 the stOppaRe Of
grape sugar. stove, engine aud foundry
works.
Owing 70 the depression in trade in
the north Of England, tho irOnmasters
are reducing the wages Of their work men
and placing the meu under e heurs'
NOTES.
The furniture workers q Chicago and
Grand Rapids report dull times and in
suilicient work. In Chicago reduction
Of wages to CLIO 10 proposed 10 some
shops.
The Blacksmishs' and Helpers' unions
In San Ffanotsoo ase In trouble. The
Union Works have hsen dlsoharging
men. IL 10 asserted, becauee they were
membsrs q H. helpess' Uniou. Both
unions determined 10 80 ont together.
The Ohio State Ooavontioa Of coal
miners met recently With . full attend
anoe. John Mcbride Of Masillon was
elected Preaident and John n. Williams
Of the same place Secretary. Rssolu-
tions were pa61ed agaiast the importa.
ton Of foreign labor and ths truck store
A so-salled proclamation, signed " The
Executive Of Us Black Hand" has 70
Gently besn publishsd In Johan Moss's
paper. L a1osunces that the "revolu-
ton b. dssds'' h ~ hand. and winds up
With the voedn, War 10 The knife.
The Enaliah oooialisB papers generally
dououu0o the proclamation.
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turey years, such = Loss Of Hencey, LAssi
tude, Nocturnal Emissions, AvusiOa - y
ciety, DimDess Of vtsioa, Nsisss b ~ nes1 !;
the vital fluid passing unohesvsd b ~
urine and many other diseao0 that I %
insanity and death.
DIR. MlNTIE will agree 10 forfeit plv1 nuu
DRIED DOLLARS for Q case Of tAiA bin1 ~
VITAL FES lucrative tuodsr hb special
advice and trestment) will NOT cure, = Tor
anything impure or injuriouD found . u.
DIR MINTIk treats oil Private 0iseoon ~
cessfully without mercury. OungEzAnos
FRK1. Thorough EXAMINATION - aayies
including analysis Of urine, y ms u
VITAL kksToRATIvH, Is bottle, o. i6as ons
the quantity, SO; sent 70 any s41Esne upoe
receipt Of price, or @. O. D., ssc1Ss fro9 .
servation, and In private nams, deefIse, y
A. Z nINIl1, y. D..
II Kearny street. San yfanclDoo o.
SAMPLE BOTTLE v1RG
Sent on application BY lsttR seaene syeP
toms, SEX and Age. Oomuanicasten flav
confidential.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY RE1npY, A1Pl.
RETlCUM, cures all kinds q kien1g -
Bladder Complaints, 0OnorrA0A 0as4 ~
cerrhDa. For sale BY oil dRu1Diso y -
bottle, six bottles for IS.
nR. MINTIE's d ,NDKLION HIl0 Ms
the best and cheapest DYSPxfMA asd ~.
iOUs cure In the msrket sdg ~ " "
druRgisis.
All orders tor medicine 10. o. D. - =
accompanied with 81 - guasassse g ~
faith which will 10 deducted vnsa - poos'
age Ia shipped.
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Seminal weakness, Inpotency. night loaaes
BY dreAma, piMpl--.e IN the face and loet
Manhood can positively be cured. Tn
sick and afflicted should not fail to call q
him. Tho Doctor has Travelled extensively
in Europe and inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there, obtaining Q grea'
deal OF valuable information, which he 1,
competent to impart TO those In need Of
his services. DR., 0ibbon will make NJ
charge unlo0 be effects . euro. PeeUons
q distance may b cured ut homo. An
communications strictly confidential You
- no ooe but the Doctor. Persons witt
q the paper they see this advertisement n
Chafgeo reAornable. Call o. write, "A
dTe0 d.. y. 0BBON r. O. box 1857. So
Francinoo 9snd no tn Q package
modsOtAA 9A&W0
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETG.

@ DIRECT ROUTE TO
IWhatcom. Through BY day
liRht. Steamer w. +. Munroe leaves 1t
Z O'Clock .. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays,
touching ct Utsalsdy. Laconner and Gam
Returning, leaves Whatcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays at a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to George Foster, on the eeler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD,
nos Masver
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WusTHoFF'S Beer HALL

~ YOU WANT A GOOD GLASS o.
PokOGNE0 D880s
vrcm tn United States Brewery. 1ao
vrsnc,sco. TOR cents, cailat Joe kspplers
new hall On llin stsee2 q Naosrs csn
.rS esmnia thte celebgnted beef.
iy60 PETER W. WUSTHoFF.
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AA FROM DATE. AND UN-
An I'll further notice. steamer
Gypsy will make regular
semi-monthly trips direc
to New Westminster. b. c.. sailing from
New Tacoma on the LIST and 18th of each
month. calling at Seattle for freight.
G. Z. clancy, agent.
A. L STOKES. A. s. of T. nna
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NOTICE

8 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE public
and all per sons concerned, that the
case Of Dr. +. z. N. Miller Va. myself, A,
McKinnie, Of Portland. Oregon, and the
Portland SAVINGS Bank. in no way affects
me or my property; that on the oath day
q October. 1883 decided lots 2 and 4
block 90 Z. e: Terry's first addition, and
McKinnie, sU8JECT TO DIR. MILLsR's
MORTGAGE, Q. shown by the Iecords. and
said AcKinnie was bound and is Obliged
20 pay said mortgage or the amount win
oe taken out Of the property. This notice
Y given that those not acquainted with
the circumstances may know that the
case IN no way affects me or any of INV
property and that 1t was begun with my
entire approval.
Maynards Lake Washington Addition
ID the boss property, all the same. and
selling like hot cakes. You'll miss IL n
you dGnt get In on Q block II once
Apply at the old place.
lelO G.. c. pHINNEy
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Nos dead, neither has he lefs town;
nor - be asleep, - suppossd BY some.
His se0Fe shows that - 10 ssill vide
awake Ard voekjna d ~ ioeeeuo1 Of
t-lostne pahlia. TheagAnd
vtsensy - ths Quon CITY Oundy fac
tnsy II ~ late eAndy var M eaahlsd
the proprietor. without diminiahine his
full supplies Of candies. 10 add q 1sue
caaas brood and cake bakery 70 his -
tabaiahment, 70 which he invites the
custom Of The public. Queen City bah.
cry and Candy Factory, SIS Froas
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- vAnn nvsrsns Axu nsxsss.

The 0uoQualmie trail and wagon road
u open for cattle, h0ross and footmeu.
Persnne going 10 C1ur d'Alens minee,
or wiahin9 - 6ud good hssnes and
cheap LIVING. en- reach Eastern Wash
in0ton 1t saving Of thirty dollars over
the Post)And md Dalles Ioats. Take
the Snequalmis roate 70 the finest vnl-
leys h the nesthvest, including KitsitAs.
WinnAteAis. Moses. Cooley. aud the Big
Bead country. vhefs thousands can
6nd Rovsrumeut land subjsos 10 entry.
There ars stopping places all along the
line. Take the train ct Seattle for New
castle, walk over 10 Hqnak Valley, 7
milea. whore meals are served u -
cents; thence 10 6noquAlmie. Is milea,
theace to Lake Kichslaa, where the CON-
peny's wa0on trains run % ElleasburQ.
AZ the Valley Hotel or Road Companyss
once. Information regarding the eoon-
Try 10 freely given. There we're $50
families in BIG Bend country last fall.
Saddle trains viii Be put On in - days
between Newcastle and Lake Kichelass,
70 epnpect With the wagon trains.
fel9oW1m Gupnon p. SAGrrW.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
oiSPEMSARY.

e93 koaPney r..
corner Of CONNER
cial st., san Fran
cisco, estA blished
in 1884 for the
treatment ct Sex
ial and Seminal
diseases. such -
AOnorrh0A 0loet
itricture. Syphilis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

LONDON--The Anglo Californian Bank
Nimitedl
NEW YORK-The Importers' and Trad
ers' National bank.
BOSTON-MaverickN National Bank.
CHICAGO-Union National Bank,
SAN RRANCISCO-AnRlO-C Californian
Bank Iimited.)
PORTLAND (O0N.1Ladd q Tilton.
HONG KON0-The Chartered Mercantile
Bank Of India, London & China.
VICTORIA R. C.c0areche. Green 4 Co.
nlS-0
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TAose elegant new ranges just received
BY Wsddell 4 Miles direct from the man.
manufa0tories Tho Superior Range and
Stove. They are the 6neGt, most eco0om-
ieal, and AltegsthR desirable range On
even II you don't buv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-24

DR.. E. @. johnson gives especial At
tention 10 the treatment Of Chronic Dis
eases, including Liver Complaints. AZ
fsctiona Of the Lungs. Catarrh. Affec-
tioos Of the kidneys, Scrofula, Dropay,
Ulosra, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all
disorders arising from Weakened Ner-
roSs System. He 10 equally veil prepared
10 treat all forms Of disease, and uses .
Simplifet T,rafssssf for the Com mon All
mssfs of Wossa. O6lcs Ne. 72Ok Froot
q. Whits's Bloch }. Seattle. 10 Inn dw
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ALEX. KENNEDY, N. n.
GRADUATE OF THE ROYAL COL
NJ lege Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Kingston. Canada. Once in Suliivan's
block next door to DR.. GrasoeD. Front st..
Seattle. Office hours, 8 to II .. m. and 3
to p. m. MAJ
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ISLAND ROUTE,
SEATTLE,
PORT TOWNSEND AID sEMlAHM00
,R-A HE STEAMER

taa EVANGEL.
z511ok H. F. BEECHER. Master
Carrying the L. 3. mails and Webs,
Fargo 4 Co. 8 express. will leave Yesler's
wharf every Monday and Thursday. at 5
q. NJ, and Port Townsend at IL a. m, for
SemiahmoO. calling at San Juan. Lopez
Friday HarbOr. Eureka. Roche Harbor
Orcas, East Sound, Guemes. Anacortes
Samish. WhatcOm. Beach's and Birch Bay.
Returning will arrive at seattle about
noon every Wednesday and Saturday.
Fare to Port Townsend. 81: to Semiah
moo. s..
The Eyangel calls at Useless Bay, Wild
by Island. with freight and passengers,
every Monday from Seattle, and every
Saturday from SemiahmOo.
Fer freight or passage apply to
GEO. H. FOSTER, Agent.
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DRS. A. & 81. B. BAGLEY.

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