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The clarion., 1885-01-14

Mas. MYRA CLARK GAINES, the ven
ersble and famous litigapt, is dead.
The clarion., 1885-01-14

The articles referred to by our friend
cover an entire page of the Times, and
are highly favorable and just to the
South. The editorial is based upon the
statement of correspondent, who knew
whereof he wrote.
The clarion., 1885-01-14
The London Times on The South
LONDON, Dec. Goth, !

LONDoN, beC- -otH, 1907
EDIToRs CLARION: | have to day sent
you copy of the Times containing two
long articles on the South which
have thought might prove of interest to
you.
lived for nearly eight years in the
Southern States, and during the greater
portion of that period at Loves Station.
DeSoto county, in your State, where |
had the pleasure of sending few sub
scribers to your paper in 1876.
The great kindness received and the
pleasant "reminiscences attached to my
soiourn in the "South" cause me to feel
the greatest interest in the welfare and
progress of the country.
Iremain, yours faithfully,
The clarion., 1885-01-14
A J.. P. to Whom the Code is "a
Great Enigma.
Miss, Jan. 10. ISS

, MISS, Jan. 10, 1885.
EDITOR CLARION: / wish to get a
book that would be guide to Justices
of the Peace in the trial and disposal of
those cases which come before Justices
Courts. suppose that if there is such
book applicable to the courts of this
State, you have them for sale. | wrote
to the Courier-Journal for book of this
kind and they sent me Sayler's Ameri-
can Form Book. 1t is not what want.
The Revised Code of Mississippi might
answer my purpose if / were profes-
sional lawyer, but as ! am greenhorn
in law, the Code is great enigma to
me. find in the short time that / have
been q Justice of the Peace that about
one-half of the business done by Jus.
tices-even those who have been long
time in office-is guess work.
Respectfully, P. L. III.
We have the pleasure of informing
our correspondent, and all other J. P.'s
that The CLARION will soon publish
just the book they want, "The Mississippi
Form Book detailed notice of which
will appear next week.
The clarion., 1885-01-14

On this Saturday morning the 10Th of
January, 1855, the Bar meeting was
called to order pursuant to adjournment,
when Mr.. W. l.. Nugent presented the
following epitome and resolutions as the
report OF the committee appointed at the
previous meeting:
The clarion., 1885-01-14

OtleIai 1faDI mas written TO Cyrus
W. Field declining To receive che purse
being made up for his benefit. H ex-
presses the regret that he did NOT make
The announcement earlier.
A train on the Indiana. Blooming
Ton ana western road was thrown into
a ditch near Lilly, Illinois, Monday
morning. Twelve persons in the smok-
ing-car were bruised or cut.
One of the Buzzard gang of outlaws
was arrested at Columbia. Pennsvlya-
MIA. While attempting to steal n ride
on train. In satchel he carried
stolen watches.
Gen. Sherman said Mondav night that
Messrs. Child and Drexel of Philadel-
piila had made satisfactory arrange
mentS 10 relieve Gen. Grant of his
present pecuniary difficulty.
Inc government veterinary surgeon
az + ort ates reports that the horses
ana mules IN that region are being de-
stroyed by wholesale by clanders
which is in its most violent form.
A Baltimore journal shows that dnr-
ing the past year there were ornanized
IN the southern states not less than
! $50 manufacturing enterprises. with
an aggregate capital of Sld5. .0OO, 900.
A police lieutenant of Cincinnati
named Mullen. has been sentenced to
0ne year IN jail for imprisoninp citi.
sens on the day of the October election
N order to defraud them of their
Votes.
james Mason, for many years gen.
srai counsel of the Lake Shore road.
iied at Saratoga on Sunday. John II
siolse. an iron manufacturer and pjo-
aeer g OF Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has pass
Inc Hebrew citizens of Iou;svilla
ave ! discovered that the corpse OF Of
sioIIls Goidsticker was this week re.
moved from the potter's Geld. ana thev
'nreaten to have the medical COLES
eouoees
Nate Meyer, handsome Young wo-
nan OF Phgnix, New York, has beer
alled ior the murder Of her aged hns-
,snd. A package of arsenic and two
pounds OF paris green were found in
The appearance of an infectious dis.
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AsCExr or BaID nerxrAIx.

All day long We assembled MP, up into
the clnQds. and standing on the very
summit methinks see again shat little
child OF scarcely fve summers, his our
ly locks hsating Gu the breeze, his heart
seemed 1lled with wonder. A thing Of
beauty there be stood, Gods septipel,
trust, stationed at an Outpost Of His
great army. A dim torch Of heayen
surprises his heart With JOY, and clap
ping his little hands be cried. Fatherl
U my father II and thou art veil. -
Tbs old miners eyes filed with tears.
Clssping his lovely bog In bis arms be
said, Let us carve deep npon the rock
this truth, Swamp Aaeel's Rheumatic
Care 10 the only saFe cure fer rheuma-
hsm in all It's forms,' snd that in 4S
hours. after years Of weary pain, one
bottle Of this wonderful medicine re-
stored me 30 health and happiness, thst
the winds may bear the glorie1s news
Of this wonderful discovery TO the four
ocraess OF the earth, and It be blessed
BY thousands of homes made happy in
restoring TO health their loved and cher
ishsd ones.n
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SEATTLE W.. IT, FRIDAY MORNING. JULY TO- 1856


sssre Tor Rent ana Fixtures Der sale
Sinee the late unplsasAnt1ess with
our creditors We have, By making q
showi1G Of available asssts excesdlnR
our liabilities Of over $4,000 eesn abe
70 re- establish conadsnce In theiF kind
baf tinoroas hGarts 10 allow us % sell
cur owp seeds. whiah ws preposs % do.
Every article will be marked q from
10 20 80 per cent below cost in pi<is
fgsrss, 90 that all can zee q Q glance
throoRh our windows and show eases
the eost. Buyers will thus be able to
sse that this 10 genuine liquidation
sale, and made for ths purposs Of clos
ing business To eoantry merchants
ws viii offer goods clocks. watches snd
jewelry-at prices that they can't Ret
elsewhere. Dsn't buy Q dollars worth
until you first see our stock. Sheet
masio es 50 per cent discount. We are
agents for the Weber and Emerson
pianss and Palaes, Estsy and Mason 4
Hamlin organs. and Ne have q large
seek On hand. which we are Offering ct
nannfacEurers' prices Don't buy 9
piano or organ until yeu get our priees-
kIMRALx q Sos,
In Frye's Opera Ho0se block; sign Of
Big Wasch and Spsctacles.
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wIsuIsGrex ners.
fYakims SignaL. ]

lAAAGN8 otE08&<l
,. N. HaanAford. Gsnerai freighs
Aesuf Of the NerthsFn Pacihn, writes "a
ARsnf @ v. Cooper Of North rakima
on the snbiect Of hops and encioses
Iettex fr1sn Sarauei Ramsey Of the Hrn
Ramsey a Co, hop merchants, Reeds
burg. Wis He save
Have been neeotiatinR for cs1ple OF
weeks past With Mr.. Ch2s. CarpeDtsr OF
Yakima about bayiag OF selling for
him his ! 10 balss Of hops. nov stored as
The Daliea We ara thoroughly posted
as 20 hops both ~ % quality and
amoanf Of growth. Mr.. Weinhagt, the
largest brewer Of Porsland. speaks very
fassrably regarding them and says ~ 70
guslity thsy are equal 70 the ehossest
Puyalinp. fhs only objection 10 .
dealer going 70 nev plaee OF growth
like Yakima 10 that growers are al new
IN the business and unless edasated
throHgh the press or coming int con
taet with experienced dealers or grow
era. are too hopeful and inclined 10
commit the error White river Rrowers
have done this gear Of refasinR 70 sell
readily. Ths .oniy reason deaisEs
concentrated On Payaliup vas that
t8o NloNcH oEc t-zD4 :. ~
basiness and have had sad expe-
risnce in holding. and have learned
through sorrow that to be sue
oessfal in hcp growing they nnst ssll
early. 4 am more and more sf opinion
that the Northern Pacific management
would be wise il they could see the pos
sibilities In hop grewing before thsm,
and by brusd and liberal course Of
action develop it as quickly as possible.
Last year 10 the United States there
was grown q, 200 bsles.of which wash.
ington fsFrisory. only furnished 3.00e
bales Thefe is noy no knqgn place on
ths face Of he earth vhsrs the hog can
be groxn ia competitioD with Wash
ingt0n Territory. She can grow from
3c1o 10 4560 pounds per acre on her al
laval soils around Paeet Sound and in
the valley originating and heading uP
Mount Rainier. She Gao grow them o.
q cost of 7 20 8 cents per pound. Tbs.
quality OF the growth Ia unexcelled In
every element that enters into choiee
bop. CAliforlais is too far soath to con-
tinue long TO Ifros hops. The hop does
not belong In its perfection 10 the dora
Of the latitude Of California, and the
pazf two year3 her quality has NOT. com
pared fsvorably win that grewn furthsr
north, in its natural habitat. The south
eFn product ia too light and volatile, and
does not seem 10 grow 10 like proporsion
~ In Washington Territory.n
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vssss se.1HEcrrys ws.k.

During he rast vssk ares have raesd
In ne forests north Of this place with
mHe destructive effect than ever before
They see@ TO have ooncentrssed 10 ana
LEGALITY for the doing Of their terribls
woEk-as and near BeiiinRham Bay.
Back Of whateom, in the dirsctien Of
Esoksaek, Eve dwellings, have been
burned and Q nu1nber of barns. The
eoQutFy 10 full Of smoke, and it ss al
most impoasible 60 get arDond. Reports
are heard Of further losses. some Of
which, se trass. will prove exaRRsratsd
or anfoanded.
Tue large dwelling hOsse At Obuek-
anut stone qaAfry, oaoapied bg she
operatives, vas destroyed last WednAs-
day.
AZ Guemes steamboat lAnding, q house
and q barn we're barned Wednesday
evening. The Gre was raging fsarfully
a. the steamer Washington passed By,
and inhabitaats Of the island were
doing what they oould 70 snbdus the
flames.
The stosr logging camp on Ssmish
river. vas taken u by the hfe, and vir-
taaily dessroysd, Including the neg
pole railread, store, etc.. the damage
haing estimated et npHArds ef eGe90.
Ths MeEiroy ioeRinR camp, on the
Samish, Was also visited By the lmes,
and injured 20 the extent Of tloo0 os
more.
Some children we're picknicking near
Edison the same day the ether eyents
above recorded occurred. Oos OF them,
thb II pear cid dsaRhtsr Of resident
nausd 6iimore, Was 20 unfortanste ~
% have neK clothing eateh from the hre
burning near them. She was 90 terribly
burned thai ahe died In 6ve hoars.
OLYarPIk, July 9.-At 4 o'clock this
morning hfs broke eat IN the cottage
the Mspis Shade saloon, and
10 an hoar the place pas q eoDpiste
wreck. The loss 10 about $500. partially
inspssd.
soon after the aFs . heavy thunder
storm visited this eity, and torrents OF
rain fell fos several hours
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The population Of Buffalo. n. u, IL
3o2.sis. against Is, LEA In ls50-
Eshe.nan, Lisweliyn 4 Go. have
mopey 20 losn % u Per cent per an
nRIe.
Ths steamer Ldllis brought 9 large
ssow load OF hay from White river pes
tsrday.
A hrhs rain yesterday morning served
10 eeEtie TIE dast, bat did no damage 70
Ne tsy crop.
United States reveaus cutter Oliver
Wolcsst toek coal here yesterday, and
dspnFtsd after . dag Ia pors.
Rev. John N. Denison and family.
Who have been In Oregon for several
DAYS past, will rssarn 70 taeir home IN
this city this eycntng. :
Ths hoass burned In Olympia ON
" wednesday night vas q one story
building formerly owned sad occupasd
By Dr.. Willard ns residences.
In tbs Port Townsend pahiis school
Lass year we're 20 children. In thc
district are 50 children under u years,
~ Il ehoun ase OF school AGE.
In tn First ward srs Registered a74
pereons. 10 tha 2acand ward lzle, and
IN the Third ward S61-tosais 36b4.
These f9nrss are liaoie 20 slight change
a. 4 result Of the dGinRs t9day and ko-
nsarros of he Board af ReEisfration.
&. Pclhsmus. formsEiy clerk here of
the Beastls Coal and Transportation
Company, bot for several yenfa past OF
San Franchises, ID AeAia In this city, 60
a0oouaufed by hia wife and twe emil
sirsn, Visiting Me-. and Mrs. John Leafy.
Allan Weir, Of the Port Townsend
Argas, has iust sold q psece Of business
plsooafty Ia that topn tor $loW. he
bsneht is Two years Aeo OF ur. Minor,
icf t6Ou0. Sesexs thousand dsiiars 70 Q
sr,a9 little gum for q banker 70 have
these Aaya. while u must look as big a.
q million 10 nswspaper man.
Mesars. Abrams q Hpehss have 80
had o. American horses brought from
Eastern Oregon, whioh thsy viii ancilon
oil for eoin IS difsrenf poiuts u the
eountY. They are ssid % y . fne lot
of nA6s. ana as shey vii probApiy 80
ehsap, 10 viii Be worth the wniie q
those lwAnting hQrses 70 attend he
sales. Ths sais at squAk VII b 90 tne
iB,h. u seattle Escs track 90 the isth,
- Mhits River Jnly 2lst, and ~ Pnyal
lup Juiy 26sn. y
4 essanship Empire arrived frora San
frAnsieeo yesterday msfninR. she
broueht b98T paekaees frsight. Con-
sixi,sd 70 q. Il LodoA, 9ambert 4
Dicknsnn. q. 4. Msgirnis D o., HAr-
ringltsn & smith. n. 4 X. Gotskien,
Mofan q Co. N. ChiihezR, 3. Paud.
Fu<,ss sound k1sll Co, ". II. Mand. W..
n. McPhsrson, Wadoell Miles. fhe
Egnpira less for Nsnainao IN she altar
nooa. she will take IN coal thert Tor San
Francisco, rstnrnlng hero in about six-
teen days.
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Ponr TewNsrxp.


Pozr TevSsxxp, July 8, 1885.
Bark Colambia. Capt. Baieh, sailed on
the an from Port Discovery with lam.
her for San Francisco.
Br. bark Anrsola, Captain Pereerine,
arrived last evening from Port Moody,
where she discharged 1900 tons Of rail-
road iron for The Canadian Pacific b. r.
She 10 new under charter 20 load tim.
Der ct the Port Gamble Mil for
Shanghai.
Steamer Wilmington, Captain Black.
bnrns arrived yesterday from Seattle,
with freighs, coal and passengers fes
San frannisco. The party, consisting
Of Mrs. =. Barnard, wife Of the owner
of tho Wilmington. and her friends.
MrsL Lieut.. Hale Of the revenue ssrvics,
Mra. i. A. Sandeeson, and Miss Carrie
Cutler, who have made the reund trip
of the eoand, we're INST af The wharf
here BY friends, who drove them In car
rinecs Through ths principal streets on
the bill, mAking their short visit = pleas
ant one. AZ the steamer was takinR mnrs
freight and passengers.
Ths rsvsnus cntfer Woicott left here
yesterday nnornine With Senator John
r. Miiler cf QAiifornia. wife and dasx b.
Ter, Gov. Watson O. Squire and wifs,
Coionel Douglass. z. 3. Army, of Fofs
Texnssad, Colleotor H. r. Beeohsr, and
en- uoilector B4sh. Affss wishing the
nifitsry post and the several prupeessd
eitea feR foEsifeAti0ns. and pArfakfns of
ceffcshments, sAs retafnsd 10 her en-
chorzes. 0n leaving tie ship Q sElute
e fifteen suns was dFed IN hsnof Of the
Goxezncx's yizit. Ths party was entsrs
tanned. lale In the afternoo0. at the res-
idsnes % Mr.. naah. Senator Miller and
family leave On The Ancou for Al4skn.
x<opping ~ WFaneel, whsse they VII Be
met ~ Ne y. & Coast Survey stsanss
Carlisle Pa&lerson and eutextainsd By
Cap4. Glover. Who b engraved - be mar
ried to Miss kkiiIsr. The party vii s1sin
ioin ths Ancon uhcn she Eetnrns from
There are rseisisrsd as he hotels hers
numbez cf excarsionisia awaiting the
ARRIVAL Of The Ancon frsm PoKfisDd.
1heap, tuzsther wisA q large iis1 On board
he Qaeen q The Pscils. - ~ kr1ns-
fcrred 10 the Ancon here. viii 6il the
skrnres AZ ne part of entyy for one GO
tae daFs duxiaa The time ths steamers
rsuain a. eur whArveA
Mr4. noyIs and daaghtef are pssesn
csrs % he Qusen q ne Psoi6a
Lisal. q. Q. Hanlss, sf he Q. q Rev.
enue MArins. u 9 psasenRsF o. ths Qnesu
a. she Pacise 70 6eeftie. undef ortess
{rem WashinRtnn 30 4AEtsf Capk John
VI. White IN superintsndinE ths con-
z<xacsson of tAe new reys1ue catleF b.
m sniii af Pert Blakety. 0spA White
wlii feave en visa 70 hts f2cefif. vAo
rees3e IN San krAnnisco.
Rerk Henry Buck. Cara. Hoyes. aE.
rived shia morninG. 20 days from fstfo-
peuicsski-
Ainsss every psrsen has scns for9 q
scrsfaioux potson tafeat N hi1 vetnA
Wksu aha dswe,ope In scEofaIgus sussa'
oIas<A ur eruptionA q 1kes see fern
a rkcunafiszih e nxEzats eisseseA =.
se2sxiag that eneaaa - t<rftofs osyoac
ancrx1pfinn. Hencs Ne rrak!ta1e q
ss.uss whs diarsoxxf. - thcesan<I4 y1axz5
- shxt AysxB 2sssspsxlIla wia thor-
ozrhIy sradissss tAis evil fron yoz'
- 80 I..m 4 Ckrxx z @.
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A AsrAerIaxc sasCeyERY.

Physicians are often startled by 70
markable discoveries. The fact thai
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump
ten and all Throat and Lung diseases
ID daily curing patients that they have
given up 10 die. 10 startling them tc
realize their sense Of dnty, and examine
into the merits Of this wonderful dis.
oJveEy; resaltinR In hundreds Of oul
lest Physicians using Il In their prao-
tice. Trial Bo e. free &c A. B. Stew.
arts Drug Store Regular size e1.00.
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suckLEn,s AnxacA sAIyE,

The Best salvs IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
yer Sores. refter. Ohapped Hands, Chill
blains, Oorns and all Skin Eruptiona,
and positively cures Piles, OF no pay 70
Quired. It IL guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfacsion, or meHey refunded Price,
. csnts Per box. For sale By A. B.
Stewart.
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Bur HArwAnp HkHD GnxNAnzn.--
Tskc "a osher. Endorssd and used b.
sbczxands AZ fhe isadina f.cEosiea. niliz
snd sssshlinhneuss thro1e6cut tbe
Urisn. roa eann0s aEord - - sisk-
suf thsus. r. A. Pczr, aQsuk No Is
sssak sererL Portland. @. J. BeMx,
esasrai aesnk IL nsrkst ssfee1 80
fxnaciscns apII sn
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W. p. Born 4 Co. ara agents fer
Browning, King q Cos cioeha New
feFk. Suits 20 order b row The special-
81 with this snasrprisirie frEn. An Of
the prevailing styles ara shown In theif
lines Of samples and cuts. II you want
supsricr goods marselo1aiy cheap visa
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In he sbssnss q . better ticket. the
Law nna 0fdef eandideses. personally
considered, mighs do; bat % snouid not
BE- forQOsszn that . pfincipls u 81
seak0. = The principle 10
whish ws refer u that sf expsdieney IN
the regulation and reskraint of vios.-
Seaffis chypAicfs, JNig /.
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W. p. BoxD a CO. hare aeserminsd b
closs cut theix stssk of rtads s,sds
elsfAiae and ara nor osferinz rare bar
QAins and spscfai inEAneements IN ssyie,
qualify and pries- Als iaspscf5on earn
sr1Iy Rnsic<t9d.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can Be- %
quickly cured By Hhiieh's Cure. We
guarantee Il sosd by A. B. stsuart
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Nxw Bxoop, NEW LryE- This ID Oh
tanned By using Pfunder's Hood PuEi
Ger. For sale sverywhere. u per bot
tle. eix for s. mhlISm
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What good ID all your monsy 10 you
q bottle Of sSuamp knesl's Rheurnatis
Cure" and add i've years 70 yoaf life
lease. mh2ldw
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sHrLoHs vfTAI.IzER e vhat yes
nssd for OonsaipAsicn, Lo@ ef Appstl,e.
Dixxinem and al sympeoms o. DyPep.
a. Prsoe 70 and y eenie Pex bot<ls
Sid b. a. b Stswzxk
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Guld, silvsr, alunzinnm and rnboes
are empicyed by d. Kilb0urns. g.
Fruut s1rsss IN nAk3ne artificial dsn-
sarea Gold fos partial ssts And alsmi-
nnm for fnli ssts prove the moss ssss-
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Pianos for Rent, Cheau.
AGAIN IN BUSINESS.

THE FRENCH COFFEE AND
! Spice Factory. which was burned on
Front street. recently, has reopened At no
Cherry street. The owner takes this
thanks fer the generous trade given MIN
In the past. and for the sympathy 20
freely bestowed upon him IN his time OF
trouble he also promises 70 devote his
future endeayors TO giving the public The
best goods IN his line for the money they
pat him and be solicits Q larger share Of
their trade in future.
je24 CT EsafoNrx
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OATARRH CURED. health and ssest
breath secured. by Hhiloh'a CAtarrh
Rsmeay. Prics 81 censa Nasal Enjeetor
ffes. Sold by A. B. 6tswart
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sns nsxA1 FEsga AZ xkw
eKLKANa

Ths folloving is copy af . letter
fro<n n w. Allen. tee Cemmtee1oner
frosa O7aeon af New 0xleen4. - h h.
Dsdd, GkAirnAn q shs Board of Trade
Domxnisiee. uhich accompanied an 80
ooans AZ salcs Of ne Regal Flosr eeBt
Irons skia SeAts 10 tne Expoaisson: Tie
above nour vas senA In car % NeN Qx-
Sans and piaoet u kns O<eGqn s.Ats
txhisis, and cold by ne afteg ~ elnes
n tlls Kxposiaisn fsr &S PER haxrsi,
ehicb uns 10 eenfs maes titan - Gepf
I|rom oshsr 6tasss was cold for, End was
,,ronounced hs Mr. Radon. t1e hAkef
,she hoSchf Il. the bss1 EouF that he
liad snsr had q hi BAKERY" This fons
sAn bs ha1ghs p eny Rroosry store.
Conssaxxm PA QuKzx.-A snydsr
ii o.. An Hsewa&, Alex. Msnzeemsfx
A nssnrick. 4 Axosrison, Ands&s Nonss,
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Rronchitas Immediately relieved By sIhi
loh's Cure. Sold by A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

For lame back, side or chess, me Shi
ioh's Porus Plaster. Prics - ccnfs.
snid By a. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

sHlLOHs OATARRH REMRlDY--a
positive cnre for Oatarrh, Diptsthsria
and oanker Mouth. Sold By A. b.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

Alvord's hay, In i60 pound bales,
bouni with wire. for sale By J. A. HAr
FIELD, Yesler's wharf. iy2 lra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

sHIHoHs COUGH ana Consump-
tSoa Garn Il sni1 hg ~ a. Gu1Fanten
Il czxm Gunsump<xoa- scia ~ l. y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-10

Great slaughter In millinery. Bank
fups stock st I \ L Clothing Honss. IS