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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-13
NOTICE.
Uxrrsp STATES LAsD oyyscx

UNITED STATES LAND OyFscx
OLYMPIA, w. r, Salz q w: =
HoAPLAINT HAVING BEkH E2z1.<
~ 81 this ofaes ny AEDRkW 49, -.
ae2inst HENRY QUARTER. for aeaeee.t
his Homestead entry No. Siee, dstee ~ -
1855. upon the Sc 4 OF ssrtiou a, 49,
20 north, rsnge 7 east, In King county
inEton TERRITORY, With view - -
esilssion Of said entry, the sAa4 1870 .
hereby summoned 70 sppe<r 81 thi1 49,
fhursdsy, The 10Th day Of AuyEa, 49,
O'Clock .. m. 10 respsnd and farzs.t -
mony conearnipg SAID alleged sbeseq
and % sppsaring b orr nstisfsefioa ~
eonAl ssFviee hereef cannot be- y adH- EefF
this notice viii be made b. Dablieettoe -
ins aad mailing, according 10 rrle1
y Of prActiee IN United States Dtstr7ss
yoHr y. aowET. Esslsss
jysosuse JAS. n HAYDKE. Rssa''sh
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N. n. NJ.

Few realize that the stomach is nearly
always the offending organ in what are
called bilious attacks, nevertheless that
sush is the Case is a scientific fact. Keep
the stomach healthy and the whole body
will be healthy. Cholera and other
I" germ diseases" cannot be propaQated
in the system II the stomach and blood
are 10 a healthy state. De Havsn's Dys-
pepsia Cure secures this desirable state
Of the stomach and blood. Sample bot
ties free at A. B. Stewards drug store
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Notice Of Final Proat

"a LAND ovyIoz an oLxnyzs, =
july & -.
Notice 81 hsreby given thsl tDEkAp
coUkvILf.E has Aled police Of insmlls1 :
mako anal proof befoze the Judfe, . b -
absence, the Oierk Of TIE Distriss ount .
his oizos, 10 sssttls. W. r, On BslaztI. =
18th day Of August, A. d. ieof, - -
stead sppiiestion No. 3466, for ~ 10 =
a1d = u OF NV / Of ssction u, n9Vnsh2
20 north, rslnRs east.
He nameM "A witnesses Bilns c1ktk =
O. White. Henry drothen and o. Y. Anons
Of osceola, W.T.. -
ty9tani3 Register Of TIE Iced 80
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TIE SICK and sfslcssd should not fsIl % esIi an
nin- Tbs Doctor has visited the hospitals ~
Europe and obtained great deal OF Valuable
ny NATION shieh he d ccmpefent 70 impart
VII make 20 charge unless DO effects : cure
ferso cured at heEne Call or write Al
eommunieattons strictly confidential. send
ZEN dollars for paekage OF Medicine. Al.
dress Oh. ,. y. 6IBBON. Bdx 1861. sas Prsn.
cisco, Cal Mention Posr-IszEIIIaEscEa-
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Notice OF Final Proof

Us LAsD oSszrE An oLx,xTxA, VII
July n. i6ts
- notice b hereby given thst oaARi IA
q nhnhlck has nisd noticsof intention g
make anal proof before the Nudge ~ n ~
absence the Clerk Of the Dsstrict Oarsf. Al 81
omcs = Seattle, ". T., 90 saturday. the Isth
dsy % sspieinseF. A. d. 1855, On horasrtssA
sppiies.aen No. asa, fer the y \ o. sW Z
aaa AZ 4 OF Sw 4 Of ssction ., tow ahip a
notth, range east -
Hs names - vitnsssss: Joseph Dunlap.
Czfherins Dfsnlap, George Dunlap ana Psfrses
hAniou. all of Seattle, W. r.
J0HHF. a0WKY.
u5lse5 hegistsr Of toe Land Ofnoe.
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d. K. HOlWARD. Sole Owner.

d. K. HOWARD, Sole Owner,
VIII, from date, carry the United States
mail on Hoods Canal, making semi
weekly trips TO Seattle. Leaving See
becA every Monday and Friday morning
will touch at Port uambls for passengers
or freight, arriving at s attic in the
afternoon; returning will leave Yealers
whNf at n o'clock every Tuesday and
saturday morning, taking the mail at
Port Gamble for s abeck and Union City
The josephine will s op at Liilewaup Falls
or any other place of pleasure or business
at the demand OF any passenger.
Persons sitting Hoods Sanal viii find
the best OF atsention. with good table and
rooms. al ID. K. howard's Hotel, in Sea
beck. - $3.50
The steamer Josephine win leave Sea
beck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday. to Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for aLy point on Hooas
Csnal. je2e
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. O. LAID oyyicz AT oLrxszA, VT,
Jaly q. 1885.
Notice = hsrsby gwen hist John
DOYLE has nled nnfscs 81 infeutson -
msks final proof bsfors tie Rasislsr md Ra.
csivss 81 fhssr once, IN Olympia VI p
on Hiday. tbs 3ist day Of August. 81
lsas. en- Pre<mpetcn d. Z. Ne ssSt for tae
= q sW 4. sw ! 81 NE 4 /. and az 4 of
~ \ Of ssatton n. township q norsh. fsnss
Hs names - Witness: wal.w Mcr~.s
NJ Mckay. James Post ana Fr.nk Is.s~S
Al o. kHrsy, Pierce eeunty, ". r.
.-. John v 0OWKY.
lgssals 1Agisse< o. ths Lana O66ce
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isnzMSExr LAsns--A st.spAtah from
Washtassoa cty iatorus IA "A re.
c"ns letter 70 TIE Interior Departmen,
from Wisconsin Assarts thai railroad
eoTpAaies n thai Stats have sald Nil
lhoas al do lArs' ssostA Of aimhss frnm
eoveennens iand. % shtca thsy hid NJ
leesh eaAinl. exi,spa that the lands arr
wttAaa the n tsmnity hslf. Other en-
ptaAnss are thai tae hess lands are q.
ssctea nilhoai regard 10 tie eondisisn
= ne AZ sesefnlne the ssisetsons. ara
seAa soldiers are eo@pelied 10 pay he
eempaisies hszh prices TOE sAnsss. vA@ra
tae eeaapAnses have noa esaahlixhea snv
slslln 70 reossse title trom the sovsrn-
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR rnE UPPER skAo,r.

strnr cIiae @. W. Cove, master
+ EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood, Utsalady, Moss Landing, Skagii
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and all In
termediate points above. For freight on
passage apply on board or TO GEORGE
EOSTER on the wharf AMI
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

-. 0A88OE =
DispenAy No. szs
kearny street. sau
franchises. kstab
hshed In 1854, for
the treatment Of
&xusl and Seminal
Diseases, such a.
6esoznHoA, aLxzr.
srhIcTukk. exPHu-
LIS In all It's forms
sk<rsAL WKaEEzes
ADD InPoTHHeT
Loss Of manhood
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MonaSy Morning Beat ia
VICTORIA,
STEAMER EVANGEL,


VIII leave Yeslers harf. Seattle. AZ n.
m every Monday morning for Victoria
VA rot Towassnd; thence from victa-
ing leave SGMIAHMO3 81 Ii =. N. FRI.
DAY Tor Victoria via the Islands, arsfv-
ns Al xscferls a. 3 q m. on SATURDAY..
Leave victoria 81 10 q. m. SatnriRy. FOR
scrt Townsend and Seattle. and arrive A.
Seattle about D. NJ.
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stsespshsp wAila Walia wiii Be am.
pseyed dredetnlt ColnmhiA rixsF hsF.
sef tw'inty days. ~ q cesf al ahons
eA Tbs city ef Portland Win pav
80 aAik We sxeenas. and the O. Il 4
N. O.. ons. haaf.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAT
toned against thrnwinx refuse AZ assv
ktnd tbs streets Or alleya 9he usdi-
aance IN relation thereto viii be stris,flr
enIorooa. g. KELLOGG.
Chiaf Of Fire Department.
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cisco, Cal. 81
Conducted by qualified Ply. ~ WI
sicians and surgeons-regular NG%/I
graduates. MA
s9Fhe OLDEST spEcrALrsrE YAM
10 the United States, whose XsEzNS
LIFB LONG lxPERIKN1x, per- SkL1NA
feet methed aid pure meAi- ~
!. ! !. ! q
cine, insure SPEEDY and PER On
MAsEET eUREs Of all Private. I5j
Chronic and Nervous Diseases <2f
Affections Of the BLOOD. SKIN LS/
KIDEcYs. BLADDER, ERuPrroNs ISL
ULcERs, OLD SORES SWELLING ~
OF THE GLANDS, SORE MOUTH,
THROAT, BONE PAINS. permanently cured aDd
sradicated from the system for life.
NERVOUS Debility, Impotency. Seminal
Losses, sexual Decay, Mental and Physical
Weskness, Failing Memory, Weak Ewes
stunfed Development, impediments 10 Mar.
cured.
Younr, mfddle.aged and old men. and All
who need medical 81 III and experience. con.
suit the old European Physician 1t once. Hi
opinion costs nothing and may save future
misery and shame. When inccnvenient 10
visit the CITY fer trestmeat medicines can be
sent everywhere BY express free from obser
vanon: IL is self-evident that Q physician
who gives his whole attention 10 class Of dis
cases attains great skill, and phy sicianf
throughout the country. knowing this, FIRE.
quentiy recommend difacult cases 10 the old
est Specialist, by whom every known good
remedy Is used. The Doctors age and expert,
enee makes his opinion Of supreme impor-
Send for the sanitarist Guide 10 Heath
ssnt free. Also. Sale Analyst.
Dr. Idehtg'e woSDkRFuL GERMAN Iuvroons
ron permanently prevents all unnatural losse.
from the system, tones the nerves. strength.
ems the muscles, checss the waste, inviaorstet
the whole system, and restores the aff,icted ~
health and happiness. :"
Tte reason s. many cannot get eurei al
seminal weakness, less Of Manhood. etc 4,
owing 70 . complication called Prostatorrbs.
win hyperaethesiA. which requil e pecuIIs,
reAtment. Dr.. Lisbig's Invieorstor Il ths
ONLY positive cure for prostatorrhea with "a
cuiiar special treatment, used ct the Liebis
Dispeusary.
Price Of Invigorator. "a. Case Of six bo,
Ties, $iO. Sent to any address. covered =.
cuFeiy from Observation To prove the Won.
derfui power Of the InvIgorstor q a. botsjs
Will Be given or sent free
Powerful Electric Belts free 20 patiensa
Consultation free and private. Cal on "A.
dress klRBfG DIsPRSsART.
80 deary street. San Francisco. Oal.
PTiyaie entrance, s9s Mason street ioa,
blocks up oeary froEa Kearoy. NAM Eusrsao.
through DispensAry Drug Store. mhiadwsm
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ISLAND ROUTE.
Seattle, Port Townsend and SsmiahmOO
yAeeBMh THE STEAMER
4. EvAMCE e.


HAIRY LOTT. Charterer,
WIN leave Yesleris wharf every Thurs
day, At q. M, and Port Townsend al 10
=. m. for 6einiahmoo calling at san Juan.
Lopez Friday Harbor, Roche Harbor.
Qrcaa East Sound. Guemes, Anacortes,
Saxnish and Whafcom.
Returning win arrive az Seattle about
n. every SATURDAY.
Fare 70 Port Townsend. 81; TO semIab-
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHERIFFs SALE

Il terms 81 Sesstla soLD[Na
s.s Ne; s44s-Jehn Ferry, plain,ia Va s.-..
Starksy and La Starksy. aefena.nss sunni
under and ~ virtzs Of an ords- ~ -.
out TIE 80 ~ named cou,t n - .ssesa
en- ted sesion. daaed the l0sh A., move
~, aad 70 me directed ana dejiS.sS snlx.
aniy levied aPen the properly 49,, eass
80 or1sr Of saia. ald as follows 4, - n
ne YES, half w NJ OF he no-ths.
ter SNk ~ Of ssction twslvs fls1 ~ aaar>
snip twenty-nve t9sl n1rsh. rsss. = seSa-
cast, eootAirtng leo SSres. ave 90
N0aos 70 tnerNfOre hereby sivsa Tn. =.
saturday. the IssA Day Of Asss.., ,.u
Al the hour Of l O'Clock ,. N. Of s,,a
trsni Of the Oosrt House door. n ~. ~. .
seattle, hlng esanty, WAshing,on n ~ u
viii IN oeetisrce 70 ssid ors,er 80 rrfy.
We above described properly AZ -. ~
thereof IS may be Necessary u s.,..narA
Judgment 10 sad scsiea. with lnt.rs-s ~ tes
sna costs. o. public auction q "a s. ssse
Dsted ct Seattle, The 18Th Ssy 81 y,..
..-o :. n. Ao6RAw, $500
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LOST.

nm FRIDAY EVENING. ON sEv-
~ cath. Madison, Ninth or Colum hla
slreetA Q Black Fan. with Feather tips
and silver chain. The finder will BE- llb-
erailv rewarded On ieayisg the same a.
thte once. A1Q
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). =. HARRIs,
Go. Auditor and ax offico Clerk Of Board.
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TIE
DR.. LIEBIG

PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
400 6eary street. San Fran,
cisco, Cal.
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.s7&N STEAMER LONE FISHER
Kman. will leave Harr ngton s.
smiths wharf, Seattle. every Monday and
Friday, al q. IN. for Useless Bay. Port
Gamble. Seabeck. UEion City and way
ports. connecting at Union City with
stage for Olympia. Win stop at any point
IN the route to receive or land passengers
Returning viii leave Union City every
Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock q. m.
s. III, WILEY. Master.
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STEAMER q RAILROAD IRA v gL
THE PEOPLES BOAT.
a Urn THE STEAMER
= ELIZA ADHESION

VIII leave Yesler's wharf. Seattle. on
Monday. "wednesday AID Friday of each
week, at II o'clock. p. m for Port Town
send and Victoria.
Freight at reduced rates.
Apply on board or 70 agent on wharf. Is
, 1885-07-17

Messrs. j. X. Jeffrey and 7. NJ.
FISHER. the committee sent to Denver by
the joint committee for the September
encampment, to make arrangements for
securing tents from the state Of Colorado,
for use at our reunion, returned yester-
day, having been highly successful in their
GRAND. They called on Adit Gen. Tay-
Tor, who will assist them in obtaining the
loan Of 100 tents. He will also lend his
influence to the matter of bringing several
militia companies from Denver, and else
where in the state. to participate in COM
petitive drill, provided arrangements are
made for that sort of a programme. The
Sons OF Veterans Of Denver will come.
with a band, A. Lincoln posts drum
corps will be here and a large body Of
Grand Army men from the seven posts
Of Denver. The Greeley post and band
will come and the Longmont post will
march overland as cavalry. Gen. A. v.
BONN, department commander, and staff,
and Governor Eaton and staff will at
tend.
, 1885-07-17
Japan. Currency Troubles.

The mind Of the Janpanese proletaire
has been much troubled in recent yeara
with regard to the coinage of his coun-
try; not that he ever has much of the
currency in question, but the japanese
proletaire has no pockets, and he finds
it awkward to carry in his hands such
coins as he contriyes to possess. In IN
Gent times his rulers were more consid-
crate. They punched square holes in
the center of the coins through which he
passed a string and was thus able to
carry about his available capital tied
round his neck or to his waistband,
which in those days was his sole gar
ment. The coins were not large in
amount; it took q thousand to make a
few shiilings, while a cart was required
TO convey a sovereign's worth.
But with civilization came an i'm
proved coinage, larger in value, and
with no holes, and the pocketless pro
letaire naturally grumbled that ciyiliza-
ton treated him hardly in this respect.
Paper currency for small amounts par
italy satisfied him for a time, but at
last his cries have been heard, and the
Japanese government has promised 70
issue a new coin specially for his behoof.
Its value is rather less than one-fifth OF
a half-penny sterling, and it is to pos
sess the indispensable hole, by which he
can string it as a child strings beads,
and he is probably content. What
European government would not DO
grateful for an equally simple method
of satisfying its ~proletariatei
, 1885-07-17
nhnIon conoallan y Monk.r..

New York Cor, Chioaso Journall
Every man to his hobby. Norris X.
Jessup has a queer 0ne. He is so
wealthy that he can afford to get what
he desires, and he is so great a philan-
thropist that we are inclined TO forgive
him for any vagary. He has become
Accordingly interested in monkeys, and
has undertaken to bring to New York a
specimen OF every existing variety. He
Is not actuated by that freakisbness
which impels the fashionable woman to
get a monkey for a pet; nor do / think
hat he aims at mere oddly; his pur-
pose is loftier. He means to refute the
Darwinian sort of unbelief in Christian =
ity by showing that nothing in the mon
key warrants the belief that, ever at
his best, he is progressing toward man
hood.
Nearly a year ago, Mr.. Jessup pri-
yately set apart a sufficient fund for
this strange enterprise. He sent Fro
fessor II. A. Ward, of Rochester, a noted
zoologist, to Madagascar, that land Of
monkeys, with instructions to buy a
pair Of every kind to be had there.
Ward found that the natives were en-
gagged in civil war, while a French fleet
was guarding the coast, and nothing
could then DO done in the fulhllment of
his mission. Ho went thence to South
America, where he secured over 100
samples. The entire collection will
number about 800, and cost alarge sum,
exactly how much can not be deter
mined beforehand, because some of the
rarer specimens will have to be assidu-
ously hunted.
, 1885-07-17

I'll give you a house and lot If you'll
guess what I've got here" said a citi-
zen, holding up a small package where
three or more citizens had come to-
gether on Fourth Curiosity
became intense. AS nobody guessed.
the citizen said it was a back-scratch,
and he took it out of the paper. 1t was
a small artificial hand, doubled as is the
human hand when in the act OF allaying
.cutaneous Irritation, and it had a long
and beautifully polished handle. 1T
will reach any spot" said the citizen;
he passed 1t down over his back. you
see the ladies can't rub up against q
post, as a man can, and they must have
one of these" ''W hat a fool the in
yentor is" remarked one of the squad,
that he doesn't advertise it in the
buckwheat-cake season. My stars
there Is a fortune il it, Then they all
said they would go and buy one.
, 1885-07-17

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, 40
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
In the first judicial district, The Cheyenne
Hardware Company VS.. The Great Wy
oming Mining company, docket 4, No.
81.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
a special execution issued out Of the dis
trict court of the first judicial district,
Territory of Wyoming, on the LIST day of
June, A. ID. 1885, in the above entitled
case, and TO me directed as sheriff of Lar
annie county, and commanding me to sell
the property hereinafter described, | shall
offer for sale, and sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder, for cash, at the front
door Of the court house in the City of
Cheyenne, county and territory aforesaid,
on Monday the 9Th day Of July 1885, at
2 o'clock, D. m. the following property,
to-wit The east ! Of the n e and the
Of the G Of section Z,
township 80, n r 63 W, and all of what
is known as the Rochelle mine that is sit
uated outside of the boundary of the
aforesaid land, together with what is
known as the Green Monster mine, Join
ing the aforesaid Rochelle mine, together
with all buildings situated on said lands.
N. N. CRAIo,
Sheriff Of Laramie County.
Dated this 4th day ofJune, A. ID. 1885,
at Cheyenne, Laramie county, Wyoming.
Notice is hereby given that the above
sale is adjourned until Monday, July 20,
A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
N. N. CRAIo,
Sheriff, laramie county.
Cheyenne. June 10. 1885.
, 1885-07-17
porse rnIeye. II tne RoelIes.


ten. Dave Cook says there Is an or
ganlzed band of horse thieves working
tins region along the base OF the Rockies.
In an interview with a Denver Times
reporter, he SAID
l am convinced tina there is a gang,
or more correctly speaking, an army oil
thieves organized and working in Colo
RADIO, engaged mainly IN horse stealing
1t would appear that they have the most
perfect system oil work ever known IN
any sort oil crime lhey do not travel In
bands nor 10 they steai horses on u large
scale. very rarely DO we lei oil more
than OF tnree mead oeihg taken rom
one neighporhooo. 10 sho" you thae tney
are always al "orA' however l WIN 'en
you oil " or 'hree cases IKE those l
have mentioned by working In TINS
way stealing only a small NUMBER 'ney
can go a snort Instance eliminate 'he
brand sell the S'ocA anu get OUT ol Tue
community almost before ohe news Oh the
robbery mas reacned US mere IN denver
thus WINE we may ana 40 IN most
cases recover the stock, II Is aiter the
thieves nave disposed oil II ana are saie
from capture. VI course TINS organlza-
ton may. be partly the result OF the hard
times and the largo number of people who
mo ont of emnlovment
hu;u.u
here is anoeher PROOF ,na' 'heie is nu
organization of horse thieves IN this
, 1885-07-17


The nutmeg tree fourishes near the
equator. 1t is raised from the nut in
nurseries, where it remains until the
fifth year, when it puts forth its first
blossoms. 1t is then set out perma-
nently. The trees are planted thirty
feet apart, in diamond order. They
begin to bear in the eighth year, increas.
ing for many years, and they pa a
large profit. There is no nutmeg season.
Every day in the year shows buds,
blossoms and fruit, in every stage Of
growth TO maturity. The nutmeg is a
largo and beautiful tree, with thick foil
age, and Of a rich green color, The ripe
fruit is singularly brilliant. The shell
is glossy black, and the mace il exposes
when ID bursts is bright scarlet, making
it n of the most beautiful OF the yege-
table kingdom,
, 1885-07-17

In writing of that country, Mr.. o. S.
McLain, a prominent real estate dealer,
30l fifteenth street. Denver, Col, says:
~ removed here from Iowa in 1874. As
a healthy country, Colorado has proved
TO be equal to my most sangulne knee
tations, The air is clear pure aud light.
The water here in Denver is obtained
from a~rtesian Sells, 600 feet deep, which
are numerous in this city, and free from
alkali, mineral faint and vegetable mat
ter, but in many places the water is i'm
pregnated with alkili, and persons not
accustomed to it are almost certain to be
taken with cramping pains in the stom
ach, diarrhea or bowel complaint of some
form; and right here l wish to give my
friends and the public a bit of advice,
which is based on el~even.years' expert
ence. Chamberlain's collie. cholera and
diarrhea remedy is a certain cure for al
kali poisoning, cramping pains and diar-
rhea. It's a remedy | would not do
without for any consideration, and | have
heard many such expressions from per
sons who have tried it Sold by w. n.
HINT
, 1885-07-17

T%EgRrTonr OF WroMIso, IS.

lhkhlIOhf OF fohlNui IS
COUNTY OF LARAMIE,
Notice is hereby given that on the Odd
day of June, A ID. 1885, letters of adj
ministration Of the estate of Amasa r,
Converse, deceased, we're granted to the
undersigned by the probate court in and
for the County of Laramie, in the Terri
tory of Wyoming. All persona having
claims against the said estate are required
TO exhibit them TO the undersigned for
allowance within six months after the
date of said letters of administration, or
they may be procluded from any benefit Of
said estate, and if said claims be not ex-
hibited within one year from the date Of
the said letters they shall be forever de-
barred. CLARANcE w. CONVERSE,
TRUMAN Il. HICKS,
Administrators
, 1885-07-17

foreign Letter

The Berlin aquarium has at last 40
oomplished the dificu : feat of showing
a school of live herring in its sea- water
basin. These fish are so delicate that,
when caught in their native element,
sven a moments exposure to the air
will kill them. They had. therefore,
10 be caught under water and TO be
carefully transported from the sea-
hoard.
, 1885-07-17

Professor Douglas, after many years
Of research says China has no such
teeming millions as arc usually credited
to her. Two hundred and fifty millions
he thinks about the right estimate,
Many of the hill peoples of China at the
present day are not hineso at all. The
Chinese civilization and culture are not
purely of native growth; their elements
were brought from western Asia-per-
haps from the neighborhood of tho Aral
by tho Chinese ere they set out for
China.
, 1885-07-17

Yesterdays citizen quarreled with the
boy who carries THE LEADER every morn
ing to a ranch two miles out, about how
far it is to the slaughter house, and stop
ped his paper on that recount. The boy
has been discharged and negotiations are
pending to get the citizen 10 renew his
subscription, otherwise THE LEADER
won't come out next Monday morning.
, 1885-07-17

Brooms and broom brushes in Eng
land, Franco, Belgium and Denmark
are now generally made from a sort OF
palm known in Brazil as piassaya. Tho
fiber OF this palm is also employed in
Brazil for ropes.