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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
A mAaNItn NAY.

Fact aud fiction alike teach that the
Murderer never fiads peace, that his
crime ever haunts hirs, aud that reiri
button Is sure 20 overtake hia In the
end. 80 firmly IL this belief rooted in
the minds alike OF educated and IN
educated. practical end supersiitious,
ineredulous and credulous, that when
murder is surrounded with mystery, the
clearing away Of that mystery and the
detection of the murderer IL locke
apon as only question Of time. Eugene
Aran IL not myth. Eaeene Arams Of
the present are making themselves
known almost every day.
The latest case In which q murderer
was haunted by his crime until life be
came intolersbie TO him. h that Of John
n Wilson. vho last week Surrendered
himself 10 the Chicago police. HE
story 10 mes, extraordinary one. He
vas sailor and tramp, and was hired
- . farm hand by Anthony Daily, .
farmer Of Ivy Hill. Pennsylvania. In
February, 1854 while his employers
wife and child we're on Wait to Phi
sdelphis, Wilson murdered him, hacked
his body 10 pieces With q meat cleassr.
pat the pieces In bag and threw them
into the Wissahickou river. He then
burned the barn on his victims farm
and disappsared. Tss ueiehbon thoaeh,
that DAILY had gone West 10 bar cattle.
and finally ceased 10 thiuk about him al
ell. The bones we're found In The Wis
saAickon. bat they we're supposed to be
thoss Of missins Philadelphia butch
~. The whole affair vas nnslly forgot
ten.
wilsoa vent 10 Chieseo. where 10 has
lived ever siaes HE crime. Frantic 9Th
rsmorss, he tried to drovs bic anguish
In drish. He indaleed In dissipation %
every hind. has the memory Of bis
crime never ieft him. Some days since
he met . child on the street. uhish is
imseined reseasbied the child Of the
man be bad murdered. Nervous, voru
on, and bali ersssd. be coeld not vi,h.
Sand shis neg sAook. He hurried 10 .
police STATEN, Told his story and %.
locked up. lie 10 aov AWAITING trial.
With no hope Of escaping the esllova
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

Indianapolis Se-fi-ei. A telegraph
fr,nk r. said 20 Be sorse % an average
Of $50 year 20 each recipient They
are charity reserved for Consressuer
and ssch hisn fapefIonaries 80 can
serve or noet snsoy the t~sesrspt cUra-
psny. q vernon Deuni.on. vhs Pet
master General, recon nendsd TO Con
gres tie establishment - postal tsie-
srsph department, and ssid tcat be
found uiue- teusns If the Con9res-rpen
bad telegraph numb~rs on snsosl cards.
ami that With sueh BACKING the Pre.i
dent and bis cabinet did not like 70
pre-s the spoises. Tue issue Of free
passes TO sur laS makers and Judiciary
- bold bribery Of hideoas proportions.
/. eorrupts the very source OF all OCT
night u under the Consti, ution. lf u
sabversive Of morality and good govern
nest. IL has no defenders and no de
fence. Law cannot control IL, for u
controls toe Law The remedy 10 only
where most remedies come from
through the ballot II every vote,
vozid see to il that each candidate pab
lIcly promises never to solicit, accept
or use pass, this evil will at snos b.
suppressed and higher pl ne Of public
morals attained.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

NEW BLOOD, NV LIYK-fhis il OBJ
,aiaed ny using pfupdsr's Blood P1ri-
der. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie, siI for s.. s42
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

steiavsy, San krssick. Bach ssd
krasss 0Aeser a Brother PIANOS.
ksf ssie - alxxsr Haxaxxs. Yssasf.
Lsssy block. ~ ss street. els
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

Sick headache, haoltual oostiveeesa.
pains IN back AMI limns loss Of appe lite,
bad breath and taste in the mouth, ETC..
entirely cured ny the use Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
WANTED.
WANTED.
furnished House 10 Let

T,HE HOUSE, IN KENNY BLOCK. No
lis Columbia stse~- Ps>r~airp r'y,n
Nov. L App % SAMUEL KENNY or
HENRY ftjcTER on D. emisrs. crssuoi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
For Sale.
WANTED.
For Rent.

TIKI FLAT OF EIGHT ROOMS OVER
! the Ascphersoe Gro cry Store, on Mil
street. Apps, At the store. sells
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

socfABLE-1he ladies of the First
Prcsoy terrain Ceuren vii give a socia-
bic at the residence of Mrs. Vs-tal, on
James street. between Sscsad aud
Third, on Friday evening, October l6th.
Every body invited. l52
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
WANTED.

AN ENERGETIC. INTELLIGENT
N young man. who 1. not afraid OF
work salary gu tranteed. Inquire Of or
address 4. v. Bio allow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
VIM. 0. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n tics in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Odice, 1t rooms OF the Probate
Court Yeaier-Lesry bulldins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Girl Wanted.

A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
- hoa-ewcrk IN Americas preferred
APP y % re~scerc- Of n. II. LEw u, eor.
n-s Q arth ard james Cd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

AT these prices you Will IND
a most complete ana des1ra.
ole AssOrtHnent OF standard
value. Business ana Dre~s
suits In Dt ngOn a1s, CORK.
screws. P1a1cas. Cashmere. etc.
embracing all popular. shades
ana 0o1ktnresOfthef fall soasou
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

SAlksMsS CAN ADD Al LINE:
- email sanpaes One uAv-ler, On ons
Trip In fSh - Oregon and wsahingtoa.
lGl New Ysrk u1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
new MILLINERY.

HAVING JUST OPENED ON FRONT
I street nsxt to the Kenny block. 0
mp'ete stock Of q. " MiIlinery. an invi-
tattoo is extended to tbs ladies o. Seattle
to call and essmins my new goods
Always y ste K eve ytAing per1Aint
to nrst elass Millinery busin "a
ocs NALLtk NJ CHgAsTY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

". n. WHITE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

%ss"% ;1sss. T:;;s
those sold ut the STAR CLOTHING HOUSE. !
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

oHAs. y. MUNpAy
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
a poINIrn EIRLE.

The dog, aS being spacious animal, was
instructed by the lion, as king OF beasts to
b4fag offenders Sgains, the laws OF his royal
ac+Hain TO trial before the elephant. as being
the embodiment OF power which even the lion
himself could no, resist, Two buuowing
animals usually bad at work in earth and
water, called besv.rs, were sentenced to close
confinement, and subsequent severe labor in
drudgey about the lions den, because Of in
dulgenct in game o. chance forbidden by the
soyal statutes. ON their way to punishment.
led by the dog, they were derided by the bear.
the panther, aud Other beasts for Their sa;ser-
able cOndrion although these sleek and
~eil-iei aeags,es who iAi,eneSi on the lion
bounty openly committed the same offence
in greater degree. Meekly the uniorunaies
!cOled on them and said, "You feel the
courage Of your position" The dog, as a
~ise servant, said nothing. An ass standing
BY, feeding on the east Wind, astonished al the
spectacle las he need no, have beenD and led by
the Wong beaded stupidity OF his race. took
irigh, and ran OF braying into the solitude OF
the ~lldeiness-''freedo,n F,fe.isE y fKsE.
poMll
The above fable, taken from the July
numtef OF the Aaglican Church Chroni
Gle, u the nea,est skit al the Anti Chi
nese gambling raids OF our gallant civic
defenders that has so far appeared in
print
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
"ONk- HtN rOWER."

Since Judge Austin took his seat on
the bench November 1881, the Ha,
waiiun supreme Court has rendered
dcrlScn in IsS cases Dissent has
been as follows July Term 1882, Wa
mncluaali vs. kapoohini, Austin dis.
scented October Term 1882, furstcnau
vs.. Hackield, McCully dis>cnted, as to
certain points OF the decision, January
Term ISSS Rose vs Parker, Austin
dl,scnled. The King VS., Along Nc
Gully diSSented April Term 1888,
Maulc vs. Nalhce Sugar Co, MCCully
dlSscnled; Hopkins v Chung Wa, Aus
tin di,sentcd. July Term 1888, X Grievc
vS Gulick Gazette Charter Case) Judd
diSsented Special Term December
1855, Castle and Others vs. kapena
mandamus apphedlor, decision OF Chief
Justice over-ruled by full bench on the
point OF Law that Injunction and not
msndamus was the proper remedy ;
Chulan Co. VS.. Pnnccville Plantation
Co, decision of Justice McCully over.
ruled October Term SS4. Warehouse
v Spreckels y Irwin, Judd diSsented;
January Term 1885. Coleman V. Cole
man, Judd dissented Akiona v 10.
hala Sugar Co., Austin dissented. The
ntenber OF dissents is apparently small.
But from the tss cases heard by
the supreme court in banec, since Judge
Austin's accession, ought to be sub
tracted those cases which came direct
to the court in bano, not having been
previously heard by any of the three
justices IN such cases, there being nc
possibility of bias by reason OF having
rendered previous decision in the
case-oases appealed from the police
courts on points OF law only, from the
commissioners OF water rights anC
private ways, and from the borndar,
commissioners. II ough, also to b,
remembered that only portion of tn,
cases heard by the justices singly ar,
appealed to the full court so that thu
opportunities for dissent are compare
lively few when the whole number o
cases coming before the judges is con
sidered,
The percentage of cases dissenteC
from is no fair indication of the practi
cal unanlmity Of the court, for the fol
lowing reason Many OF the case
coming before the court are OF ST
simple character that well-iniorme,
jurisis have no difficulty about arriving
at unanimous decision-many case
being appealed by LAWYERS, in order !,
gain time or to crafty clients, rathe
than with hope OF obtaining reversal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

The Fourth Is over We have all had
q good time, have rri1i,cd that we
were Americans, OF that our friends
were Amcucans, and have marked
another rcd letter day with = white
stone. rhe Press would say nothing to
dctRct from the general qualification
Our position as the Acknowledged
American paper OF these islands justified
W. in the mll aud brilliant report w.
have published and the patronage vi OUT
friends IN, Justified us in issuing an
clegan, souvenir pamphlet the best
thing possible To give our friends
abroad an idea of hnN American, IN
liawan remember their own land
But there are some things that ought
to bc said Our celebration wa, %
success, ~ ,ritf ~ not btas,e ~ good
management In the first place. ~
piolaui Park is too lat away from town
to be . suitable place lor holding cclc
hm,ion like that ot last saturday II is
too iarava,, while Thomas Squatcls near
at hand Most ol the latter ought to be-
thrown into lawn, a large lanai erected,
better shade trees grown and the place
made what It may well be- made Hr
tia,C t0r oBtdo0y 5tlfbnaHog4 W HoRo.
i.lH Ter r,,J1 1gr.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
c,cncraI 4 Advertisement

GcncraI Advertisement.
N. v. MCCheSley ( Son.
No. IL Queen Street.
Have nov landing
for Alameda 4 John D. Sprockoln,
,Aear smtp,nrs os
assorted Werchunsiise
Cons,,i,ng n part u
Bbls Flour, Golden Gate
Bbla Flour. " Dorado
Sad. Wheat, be,t
SACKS barley. Rest,
Sacks Com, Rest Whole.
SACKS Com, Best, Cracked.
sacks Bran, Coarse and Fine
Hs'h hsAh, Whh''
sacks hsans, Rcd,
SACK bean' hHy"ui,
saol, Beans, Liua
Saols On'nnsi Best silver SKIN
sacks fotaioo' h'" IN 'unh'e"
Caves Nionacs,
'ar' tSirs soda 'fa'ser
tasss Medium bread,
Na'ss ttatked Whsai, 20 70 bags
'-sea 'oth Meal VINE, 10 w. baga
'a'" o,i Meat iolb bags
'4N'f '"'h ni"INh 81
''''' '"p'e ''ms, r.A,,
~ '''" ,...p IA p,,o,
NAN'N " D. "'''''
Gaze. F,i,ha,l'. ,rI H.. mali
Cases FarbanE, Lard, 10 ID pail
Cases Wbi,n.y'. U,itte, In tins.
IlalfbIls Butter 1iclis Ron,
ID, 6rLins ,tu,te, Ill, idgr
Bo,s. and bdl.. Salt Goldfish,
Cases Fresh tggs,
case. Laundry starch,
ho'eS Brown Laundry soap
doiens B'co'ns'
Sacks Green Coffee,
49,,
hose' NaiNhs, LONDON Layers,
Boxes Rai'n,, Musea,sl
n''i, ea.,. Ss"s%',, Chocolate,
"'ep psI, SP'lSi Nine ss'Si,sa M.s, Az Mmar, s,s
SACKS '::;. .:s i:;:: i::i: !: y,;: .;: ,....
s.,ss s.... s.a. H;H;:y H:.. :, s: ... ......
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality.
Sole, Insole, Harness. Skirting and Upp-rs
sheep Skin,' Goal skns
~
Ana other goods 100 numerous 10 mehtioh'
Wili De sold Al
vox,pou ~ A uurr n rrs
M. w. MHCHESNEY SON.
.,,-,so No. AZ Queen Street.
%
~ .
Ha, r.mov.d his .S,oel from No,,o HOTEL STREET
NJ. uJ rum SInLCI,
where be found large and varied assortment o
Ladies, Geniiemens and Children's
ROOTS SHOES
A'''' all sues and styles Of
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

All Honolulu newspaper men will
unite with us in regret that Messr>
Creighton and Mather editor and
clerk OF the Advertiser, are SO greatly
sufferers from the FIRE at the hotel
cottage Mr. Creighton lost many
papers of personal Importance, and MI
Mathcr lost fine wardrobe.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

A German doctor after years OF
profound inquiry has made the
delighifui discovery tina, "earl, 10 bed
and early 10 use. etc, is dclusion.
HE nnds that mos; long Mers have
INDUCED ia late i,ouIs, and that SO Tar
iron any decided ieneh, being gained
from getting up eat, Il rather tends to
exhaust physical energy and shorten
hie. - lar irom the early morning
hoars being the mosi insigoraiing, they
are, on the contrary. apt ~ produce
iassltude, and are to some constitutions
much more injurious than dewy sye.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11


The steamer e. X. Rishop sails At \ o'eloet
'hs mo'ning and The steamer Planter ~ s
O'Clock this afternoon on thcii usual routes
Rev, Z. {. Oggel and wife len yesterday by
the knsu Mr oggcl will spend his vacation
81 kohala, lllo anil the volcano returning
about the ind ptosimo
Tls written examination, a, tou s,,,,,
Seh,ol be,on TO-DAY and xli continue
,b,u, ten day, The ,l,si,, c,e,c,.,. ,,,tl
TAI, oi,,, an the ,ub ,,at,,,
-,
>, ',V ~ Wv ',"'
,t ''''' " '''''' '''"' w, "''
N'"l'V panty W '"'
''oh' r. PRESTON ha' been appointed Nsso'
ei"'c Jn'uce o' lhc supreme Court In place Of
me "ic Mt Justice Austin The appointment
mas meet WIN general approval
The bark Julia Ford. which Gnishcd dis
e""'s"k ~" ''' '"e''V' now 'aWnk q
h ~ k" ~ ""' '''''e" S's'',"'y
""''' ~ WV y y D.
80, '''p' W. ,'"'s 'H"pp',, hao
which were .i,,,h,.,,I ,nI .,,..t l., IL.
,ci,ier,a,o, ,r,, IN. var m,l., rh. .,.,,...
k,u,ol,ni m,d, ,u,ui,. hd,o,,. 10. h,,
locks at 1870 ?. NJ. aud Eve more at 7t,or.M.
The beet, which is kept sweet and cool until
consumed, is the ia,les, that has been sold in
this market Tor years. The price OF tho beef
at wholesale has been reduced to S cents per
pound Mt MeoHndless takes most OF the
bee' at present although !, will he sold 70 spy
-, W." ''' wv, Wv '"'' "'' "'e''
:" w ""'',''' ''.' nav ''''"'
s 7" - ''''' " N."' re' ''''''' "''
his e,ee,l,o, hoe, a. IN. demand increase,
and |, will ma, he a, ,u ,vo,d.,6l II M,
r,m,,,n's ,,,.,;,,,, d.,,,o,, into .,.,
;,d,.,,v
go, ,,.,,
.'...,- ''''N s'
- 'NN'
Ihe bk' +. ,. Iohmpson sailed from De
pa''u'e nay 'o' hah''"' Oh June ao'h'
me os'"e j. ~ oPtecNe@ wh'eh sailed io'
san ranc'sco yesterday '"s 'u'' cargo o'
Ioo' o'gs sugar valued I" p3o'o9o'3o
The stmr w. G. Hall brought 1858 bags
| sLg ais tlu q
sundfics. 40 pkgs ramic, and horse,
MIR. l. II. Putnam of Chillicothe. Ohio.
who succeeds Mr.. Mckinley as United States
consul for Honolulu, arrived yesterday by the
Mariposa.
Sailed from S,, Francisco Inn. ,s,h ham.
" G. Irwin, lo, THE ma, and sch, Emw,
Claudina lo, l,ilo. Junr ,,,h sch, Anna lo,
| kabului. To sau Julv and bk Fo,.s, ou.en
r, u..; ,,,. ,..,
,,,-
v;.;o,s ,,,;n ,,d ,..J a., and , ho, -,
coin valued a, S,s ooo from the Bapk of Cali.
fomia.
.,,
60, -,
-. g. N
'
HI. - .-.., -.
~ -r. -
| ~. .. ~ o..
lw xnol. R,;, bL Iohn camh,s "a, davs
on, from Newcas,Ie ENGLAND fo, San Fran.
cisco. ,--ee
Advices by the Maripo.a show no change in
the sugar market for raws, though the Cali
| iornia Refinery has advanced its prices on re-
fined 4 c per b., making the prices of the two
rehneries the same, except for yellows The
whole OF the shipment OF rice es Manposa was
sold at 7c-6o days-the highest price paid
for some time past.
The fifth edition of the San Francisco Dali,
Report oi july ist issued at b O'Clock publishes
the verdict oi the jury IN the Spreckeis' de
Young case as follows AT $500 o'clock the
jury returned to the courtroom. " Gentle
men, have you found verdict p asked ths
clerk. We have, was the response, 1--WE
hnd the defendant, Adolph Spreckels, no
guilty.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

Hon Edward Preston was elevated
to the supreme bench 10y King kala
kaua, following. il not because oL a
petition requesting the appointment
signed hy an or nearly all the
lawyers IN town Mr Preston bring,
to his new duties unqueStlonablc legal
learning. lie ought 10 give satisfaction
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

The death | Justice Nustin removes
from the uprcmc bench an mcouupu
b., muN from h,a family tender and
ida..,a husband. au ndulgcnl and
l.,.,I Hyni uom h,, brothers tn,
most .oug,uJll ct comrades from his
l,,uul,c Judges the umcst uf friends
The bu will mis-, a trusted counsellor
NcIthbor, will miss q ,amcd friend
The Nul and the nation have lost u
true man
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
EUROPEAN AND GENERAL.

The 81. James Gazette believes i, to be un-
true that the government proposes to re,ake
and reoceupy Dongola, Egypt.
The Royal Geographical Society Of London
has published list Of lao stations occupied
by Europeans IN Central Africa IN 1884
A dispatch from Dongola states the Monas.
ala tribe made raid upon old Dongola, and a
hundred eamels were secured BY the raiding
panty.
The treaty concluded by Coan, Ito and the
viceroy Ii, a, Tienisin, has been ratified BY
the soss'eigns Of China and Japan, and pub
iished.
ceoeral Won Mansrufel, prominent in the
lasl Franco prussian var, is dead. lie vill
bs buried ~i,hou, military hooors, in accord.
ance with his own wish.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11
General advertisements.
~ BISHOP 81 CO.'S
Sav1ngs 9ank
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
MONEY AT THEIR SAVINGS
BANK UPON THE FOL
LOWING TERMS:


On sums OF Five Hundred Dollars or under. from
pesan, they will pay nteres, At the rate Of five per
cont per anpum from date Of receipt all that
hall have remained deposit three months, hAss
bssu deposit three months the time Of making up
th< yearly accounts No nteres, will be computed on
fractions oi dollau or fos fractions Of month.
No interest will be allowed money Withdrawn
within three months from a is Of deposit
Thirty days notice mus, be given the bank Of an
intention to Withdraw any money and the Dsposiors
Pass-book mus, be produced at the same time.
No money will be paid sseep, upon 4. Draft Of the
pspos,or. accompanied by the proper pa.sbook.
On ,hs int day Of September Of each year, thu
accounts will be made up AMI all thar
shall have remained dsl ost three moaihs more.
and unpaid. ~ill credited TO ih. dspo,i.o's, and
from that dAis form eat Of the prinessf
Sums u more than rhrs Hundred Dollars viii bs
received, subject to special asreen,snt
Ihs Bank will be open every day IA the wesS Ss<eep,
Ssndys aud Holidays
..s-,ss BISHOP 4 co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-07-11

\ Tribune Republican Durango special, re.
crived at Denver, Colorado, says News has
been received from Fort Lewis that Agent
S,ollshemer has returned from Beaver creek.
where he went to investigate the recent In.
dian and cowboy outrages. The resul, will
not be known until a iul report Is made
The Denver State News of June goth pub
fishes the following from lgnacio, Colorado
The head chief ot the utes promises no further
retaliation for the assassination Of the family o
six
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-08-20
Sumter Co., Ga, Sept. II, 1884.
A CRIPPLE RESTORED

Some two years ago received q boy
Iona White) into The Orphan's Home
near Macon, from Columbus. He was
ono Of tue poorest creatures have ever
seen-n0thiDg but skin and bone-crip.
pied and deformed by scrofula, which
had attended him from his birth. About
eighteen months ago commenced CIV
ing him Swift's Specific. After sever
al bottles had been taken and no visi-
BILE results to-; be seen, / begsn to de-
spair, but continued the medicine. At
last signs of improvement became ap-
parent, and from that date 10 the pres
ent there has been a constant improve
ment in both body and mind. He is
now about II years old, and is one of
the brightest boys l have ever known.
honestly believe that he will ulti.
mately outgrow the effects of this
loathsoms disease under the influence
Of Swift's Specific.
The two cases OF erysipelas which,
were treated two years ago with S. s.
5. show no symptoms CT return of the
disease. L. B. PAYNE,
Supt. Orphans Home, So. Ga. Conf.
Macon, Ga. Nov. l, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-08-20

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-08-20

Mr.. August Peterson, Of Freeborn
county. the newly appointed receiver
of the Worthinxton land office, is said
at one time to nave been in the employ
of Secretary Lamar rs coachman:. In
1858 his family settled in Freeborp
county: At the outbreak ;k Of #. the war, ),
from home. went to Fort Smelling and
enlisted in the third Minnesota. serv-
ing as an enlisted man throughout the
war. A few years afterwards he was
elected register of deeds, which lle
held for three successive terms. Al
forwards he served rs secretary Of the
state board of immigration, aud last
fall was an elect0r Oh the Democratic
ticket. To whatever position he has
been called lie has discharged his dp-
ties credita bly,. and this responsible
trust will receive that fidelity and abil.
ity that will reflect credit upon the nd
ministration, and the gentleman
through whose influence lie has been
selected. .-Mankato Review.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-08-20
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.

While at Heron Lake the other day
waiting for the train we took look at
u map of the Northwestern railroad.
We fouRd just one point worn clear
through by lingering, and that was
Werthington. So many fingers had
been pointed at this point that the map
was worn clear through. How is this
for 'pointerY'-Advance.
Let's see, Heron Lake is north of
Wortlington several miles. The wear
ing out process on the map had been
made by parties who had left Worth.
ington on their way north and were
pointing it out as the last place
through which they would have to pass
before reaching Iowa. the Garden Of
Eden Of the west.-Sibley Tribune.
The bulk of them, however, stopped
of here and stayed. Proof: Worthing.
ton ms o95 population, Sibley, 40; No.
bles county has 8, ,642, Osceola, 3,085.