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] had heard of the wonderful cures OF
Swi'ts Spe ific. and resolved to try II. /
commenced taking 1t in April, 1884. My
General health was much improved, yet
the cancer which was Ia my breast contin..
ued to grow slowly but surely. The bunch
grew and became quite heavy. felt that
i must either have IL cut or die. But II
commenced discharging quantities OF d.
most black, thick b God. II continued
healing around the edges until February
when 1t was entirely healed up and well.
BETSY WOOD.
Cocheseti. Plymouth CO, Mass July 10, 1886
swiits Specific is entirely vegetable, and
seems TO cure cancer, by forcing out the
Impurities IRON the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
TIRE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At.
lanta, Ga. N. Y, Isl W. cd st.
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For many years was sufferer with car,

For many years was a sufferer with car =
Ger ofth nose, and having been cured by
the use of s. s. s., l feel constrained by a
sense ofduty to suffering humanity TO make
this statement OF my case. With the
fourteenth bottle the cancer began to heal
rapidly and soon disappeared, and for sew
eral months there has been no appearance
or ascre OF any kind on my nose or face,
neither Is my nose at all tender to the
touch. i have taken about two dozen bot
ties s. S. y and am soundly cured, and
know that's. y. 5 effected the cure after
every known remedy was tried and had
failed. ROBERT SMEDLEY.
Fort GGlne-, Ga, May /, 1885.
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Just a.

MANY sulous dealers may tel;
you tn9 remedies for Cough
anu Oo'H1n merit and In every
respec.!Sod NJ the old reliable
NJ, IT. nNoss.sgh aud Lung Syrup.
un IN, " upon this remedy
m1 VIA 5thor, you are liable
70 90 ieceivsd, Pricos, %
oon'S AN d by all druggis(n.
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Ihave had cancer on my face for some
years, extending from one cheek bone
across the nose TO the other. 1t has given
me great deal of pain, ~ times burning
and itching to such an extent that It was
almost unbearable. | commenced using
Swifcs Specific in May, 1855, and have used
eight bottles. thas given the greatest re.
lefby removing the inflammation and res
toripg my general health. W. BARNEs.
Knoxville, Iowa, September y, 1885,
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Joni,nss,S;Ss'rphy's Best Hand.
sss', -. W et, Button Holes and
y !, . wv tmer price, IS. Block
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Tycoon 2d 20 cents per pack
eSe' WELLuR a CO.,
Cash 0roocfs.
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Don.s ! \ sAredit but bring 10
c c.,r sn sme se.fourth pound OF
o "sr, ,v,y ~ b A. you have been
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AYERS
Sarsapari|la
has restored me to perfect health"
Prepared by Dr.J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell,
Mass, U. S. A.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price 81; six bottles, So.
e e, 50 4 Y ss e. G.. i . Mg a
OR SKIN CANCER.

OR SKIN CANCER.
For seven years suffered with cancer
on my, face. AL the simple remedie were
applied To alleviate the pain, but the place
continued to grow, finally extending into
my nose, from which came a yellowish dis
charge very offensive in character. 1t was
also inflamed, and annoyed me great
deal. about eight months AGO 1 was in
Atlanta, at the house OF friend, who so
strongly recommended the use of Swlft's
SPECIFIC that determined TO make no eff
fort to procure 1t. In this was successful
and began It's use. The intuence of the
medicine at first was to somewhat agra
vate the sore; but soon the inflammation
vas allayed, aud began to imp prove after
the first few bottles. My general health
has greatly improved. am stronger, and
able TO do amy kind of work. The cancer
on my face began to decrease and the ulcer
to heal, until there Is not n vestige oft lett
only a little scar marks the place where
1t had been. ! am ready 10 answer all
questions relative to this cure.
MRS. JoICIE A, MCDONALD.
10 r,ot
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ye.terday's Quiet.

The beautiful Sabbath succeeding
the damp and foggy two preceding
days, brought out the full volume OF
our church-goinE people. The antioi-
pated norther failed to put In Its sp-
pearance, and the church chimes were
rung ont 40 merrlly rs though we'd
ding bells were being ruug. The few
farmers who came in to hear Professor
Black and their own preachers cheer
fully aoceded the fact that enough
moisture had been deposited on tina
wheat to give the seed chance ia
show It's blades above the mouldy
earth.
The verdict of the jury on Saturday
giving young Lsggett Ave years in the
pepltentiary was very generally dis
cussed yesterday. Many pc. sons thirs
he was SO entirely unconsc'on of his
,Iions at the time the killing wts
done that be was not legally responsi
bis. The law, however, IL positive
and withoat executive interfaven CO il
would seem that he must suffer TIT
penalty imposed.
AS tho time for the assembling o
Congress approaches, the nervousness
OF lately appoiated Democrats VIII,
have taken the place OF .offensiyh par
tisans" pioportionately increases
Sometimes confirmation does not FOL
low appointment.
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Dyspepsia
or Indigestion is the stomach's protest
against unsuitable food, the excessive use
of alcohol or tobacco, hasty eating and
drinking, and all irrational habits Of
living; and Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
stomach's best friend, relieving it of dis
tress, and aiding its return to healthful
action. C. Canterbury, III Franklin ST.,
Boston, Mass, confirmed dyspeptie, was
Cured BY
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. He says:
II suffered severely from Dyspepsia for
several years. l consulted five or six
physicians, who gave me no relief. At
last I was induced to try Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla., and by its use am entirely cured"
o. 7. Adams, Spencer, o., says: 81 have
for years suffered acutely from Dyspepsia,
scarcely taking meal, until within the
last four months, without enduring the
most distressing pains of indigestion.
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The Lana League
The Irish land lsasus met ysstsr-
day afteeuoon nAd tfansaete4 ales o.
so1elne buslnees. xhs looeae y delne
~ ., - - % : 4 ERA q ~, ssS
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DOCS,

Pruning Is an operation intended 10
ipcreate iruit production, and Ia re-
parded as dsoided success. Tho dog
TAX seems to have the game ell! IT.
Never in the history OF Dallas has
there been as large - congregation OF
monrrel ours IA cur streets daily afford
an asylum for. SO far from standing
| in dread OF the Mexican or the police,
they are emboldened by tho hrst frsst,
and have initiated the example OF their
biped naighbors by collecting In
squads and asserting their cominun-
isJic rights. II WAS formerly the case
that nights we're n p 10 hideous by theil
bowling, but now night and day are
desecrated by their vile noise. Why Ia II
that only three months OF the year are
given to the people and the other min;
TO the dogs.
The county court will be resolved
into a surrogate probate form thi
week, and there Ia cheap" OF bushes
to be transacted. Judge Bower hs
been very energetic with his docke
heretofore, aud the same zeal applied
to the probate affairs will work won
ders on that branch Of his Jurisdiction
/, = Tomorrow will be devoted In In
!, dianapolls to tho funeral oSsequies {
|, the late vice president. AL over th
. union public demonstrations OF gym
q patty and respect are being made, al
q 1t is to be hoped that Dallas will to-da
}, manifest her honorable esteem for III
" departed statesman.
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4 WELLER d Co.,
I'd Cash Grocers.
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DR. +. s. DAVIS,
- Homeopathic Physician.
Special attention given to diseases OF
women and children. Granulated sore eyes
cured. Office 800 Elm street, Postofiice
Slack, Dallas, TexaB.
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PHYSICIANS.
DR. NJ. A. CORNELIUS.

Office, III Elm street.
Residence, corner OF San Jacinto and Pm,
yllion streets. Residence telephone No
SO: office telephone No |.
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A philanthropist suggests that the
quickest way to solve the Chinese cues
ton is for the millionaires of the Pacific
coast TO charter vessels and load them
with cargsss Of Celestiais and send them
back to China IL probably never oc-
ourred TO the philsnthropicsl individual
that nilliouaires will do nothing Of the
kind.
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A GRIEvED DoG.-Ihe folIoEing story
was told me by the mistress Of the dog
herself. The event occurred in a small
village In Essex some years ago a
little black and white King Charles, be-
loved by its mistress, bat not by its
master. was one day lying on rug in
the drawing room, when the master
came in, having Just paid his tax. He
said: / have iast paid that dogs tax,
and, looking at it with a severe ex-
preston, added, and he's not worth
bis tax The little dog immedi-
strly got up, and with crestfallen ae-
pearance, pas its tail between its legs
and left the room. 1t vas never seen
sftervard. nor was it ever heard OF again
although inquiries were made az tas tine
In every direction. From Nature.
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Said teacher to enc Of his girl pu
pills: IF your father gave you basket
of peashes to divide with Yourself and
your little brother, and ere we're 40
peaches IN the basket, after you had
taken your share. what would be left?''
My little brother would be left"
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l. o. y. f. ENTERTAINMENTS
Lodge, No. ]. l. o. o. F.. have decided
to give an entertainment and ball at
their hall in North Seattle, on Thurs
day. November 18th. for the benefit of
the library fund. d. X. Judkins will
make an exhibit of his stereopticon
views Of the valley of Petra, and othsr
places.
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James A. Lanney, of Evart, Mich,
has taken the contract to pot in S0.0OO.-
G0 feet Of kslksska and Missaukee
county Mich pins for John Torrent,
Of Maskegon. This pine is tributary TO
Manistee waters.
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Last month ths empl ,yees of the Mus
keRon Booming Company, 800 in num-
Der, went on strike for pay on rainy
days, when the works are not in opera
ton. The matter was soon adjusted,
and the men returned TO work.
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Some Of the girls employed in the
Riverside (Cal } oannery str uck last
week because they were lot able to make
a dollar a day. They we're discharged
and Cinnamon employed in their place.
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beW o.

pss Moxu (iovsl. Nov. A.-Up 10
lo.so o ~, toe State Reorster has com-
p,ese resarns froa Ssl Of the SO die
srisss Of the state. pretsy definite re
urus from 4 others. and partial returns
frou ell the districts. Thee cot she
RepublicAn majority on the Ssass
,,okes sosn 20 5000 Final rsturns
nav vary this Q snoaSand ~ or down.
This payer has dsaeiss returns from
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Virginia.

wAsHINoroS, New. The Post has
specials from Ill Of the ilS counties IN
Virginia, giving the majorities for Gov
srnor. Lees majority. according 10
thsss figures, is l5ysa2 The tvo coun-
ties not beard from gave Blaine ma
jority OF go last year.
RIczNoxp. New. All bat eleven
counties have been beard from, and 60
tins tins the counties not heard from.
Les majority will doubtless rsaeh 3D.
100. The Democratic gains % far a.
reported are nearly Offset by Repabii-
can gniua. Ia the Southwestern econ-
tics sne Democrats made ANAL rains.
Repoblican eains. however, appear IN
ali coansies having large cosored pop
rlss,cu. The Ie9islaiare - far a.
kuovn stands: Hoase. % Democrats
and 20 R.pablioAns; eleven oonns'es are
. q beard from, bat nearly all .iii re-
turn X paniicAns Senate, - Dems-
crats, 3 RspasiicAns. I NOS heard from,
but sin probably Be- Republican
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$4,000
Real Estate
AUcr |,
THURSDAY, NOV. S, 1886,
AT 1890 AM
In front Of the Yesler
Leary Block,
By order of the owner. I will sell to the
highest bidder the following des
cribed real property:
Lot z, block IL, Maynard's
plat-Situated on Third street,
between Main and Jackson. This
lot has thereon q good business
house, bringing in a good rent.
Lot 4, block ~, A. A. Denny's
Sixth Addition - Situated on
Front street, near Virginia. This
lot has on it a good one-and-a-
half story house of 9 rooms.
Lot l, block ~, corner Front
and Virginia streets, upon which
is located the Central House, con-
tanning 81 rooms, and bringing
in rental of SIS per month.
Lots 2, 8 and 4, block -, A.
A. Denny's Sixth Addition.
These three lots all have good
houses on them, with gardens
and orchards. They are situated
on Front street, between Virginia
and Ienora
Lots 3, 10, block l, Fairview
Homestead-Situated on Lake
street, near Lake Union.
The above described properties
are among the best in the city Of
Seattle, and parties desiring a
home, or with q view to sPeculA-
ton, would do well to attend this
sale, as it is positive asd without
reserve.
TERMS OF SALE, CASH.
Twenty per cent. TO be paid on
day of sale, balance upon fur
nisbing the deed Property viii
be clear Of all taxes mp to jan
uary, 1886.
DOC MITCHELL,
Auetioneer, SIS Front street.
! P. o. box $50.
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NEW YosK. Nov. The Ty{bssEe gives
the com yiexisa of tse rev Stale Leeis-
ls'are Of New Jersey as follows: senate.
Republicans 10. Democrats Is: House,
Republicans 81. Democrats 81, tndepen nd
enf Democrats l. giving q Repuolice q
majority of 3 on joint ballot, and a.
sor,ne the election of a Republican L.
s. senator
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Pennsyivania

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. THE oftisial
returns IRON the cooRties. and revised
estimates, give Qasy. Repu olicAp can
dlcsts for state treasurer, 81. Col plarsl-
iiy over Day, the Democratic candidate.
1t Is probable that tue official returns
will decrease Q1ay's plurality to 1000
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The warner Trial

NEw YORK, Nov. 4.-Iu the Warner
examination, l.. W. Rsssitsr. Wan. Il.
Vanaerbilt's private secretary, identi-
d d the famous $4,000 cheek which
Mr. Vanderbilt gave TO General Grant
10 1884. He wouid not allow the check
to % out of his hands. Colonel Bliss.
counsel for Waraer. opposed motion TO
diourn the case till next week, on the
ground that he feared the District At
torney Intended to bring Warner before
the Grand Jury before the examination
bad been completed. The case was ad
iourned in spite OF his protest.
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Committed suicide On His Fathers
Grave.

ST. PAUL Mimi, Nov. 4.-Cyrus
YsLdes. whose father, James Yandes
formerly of Indianapolis. died few
days since. leaving a colossal fortune
for the young msn to settle, was found
dead on his fathers grave today. He
bad blown the side Of his head IF with
suicidsi intent. Grief for his father.
his lifelong insepsrablo companion. and
Diff ,uity IN settling the million dollar
estate for him self aud his sister in the
absence of will, Is believed to have
affected the yo1Hg m ans mind and TO
have led to his tragic end.
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The Doiphim Accepted.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1T was asoer-
tanned yesterday that neg stations for
the transfer Of the steamer Dolphin
have been pending between her builder
and Secretary Whitney for some time
past. aud would have been coasummtt-
ed earlier bat for the difficulty ia OBJ
tanning the sareties Roach Is Obliged to
furnish. rks difficulties have now dis
appeared, however, aud the papers are
duly signed and sealed, aud the Govern.
msnt has at last become possessor Of
tie craft whose vagaries on her trial
cruise have been subjsot TO 30 much
public interest.
Renarf af the nIrecfar nj The aeaIar-
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MaryIand.

bALToNoEE, Sov.4-Sufaeiert returns
from the elections held yesterday have
been Received 70 Indicate that the ma
Ioriiy for the Democrats State tieke,
viii be nearly 5000. The Legislature
sli stand; senate, Republicans, {.
DeDecrsts, %; House OF Delegates.
h-puolicans 10, Democrats, 10: Demo
cratic majority On joint ballot, ~, as
scring Democratic successor TO seras
OF Gornan, vhoselterm vii expire on
the 4th of March. 1851.
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PROHIBITION STRENGTH.

New YORK, Nov. AZ w. Brady, the
leading spirit of the Prohibition party,
was interviewed this evening. He ex-
pressed confidence in his party holding
fully 10000 Votes throughout the State.
These Votes. he declared, represented
the strength of the Prohibition party in
the State. +" Il would stay by It under
all circu astanees." Mr.. Brady seemed
very jabilsnt over the prospects OF the
party.
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GOVERNOR HILL sERESADEp.

serenaded by the Elmira Club tonight
In response TO calls he delivered an ad
dress in which he thanked them for
having assisted in vindicsting him from
the charges which had been brought
against him in the campaign. ooBgratu-
lated the party on the fact that New
York 10 a Democratic State. and said
that the result showed that toe In
dependent Republicans had left their
q irty and become permanently identi-
tisd with tae Democratic party.
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HIEcrIoN suRPhIsEs.


LrScoLx, Nov. 4.-Returns from the
State ticket come slowly. There is 90
much excitement over local tickets and
80 little interest IN the State ticket (the
election of the Republicans being con
cededl that the precinct canvassers pay
small attention to 10. The returns 30
far a. received indicate Republican
majority Of from Is. 900 TO 5000.
OMAHA. Nov. 4.-The returns OF the
Nebraska state election continue to
come in With unprecedented slovness.
The election was very quiet, not much
interest being taken ana an unusually
light vote being polled. The entire Be
publican ticket 10 undoubtedly elected
by a majority estimated from l2,o>o to
1900. Amasa Cobb Rep, for So
creme Judge. 10 elected over Frank D.
Martin DEM By perhaps 1900. All
the figures obtained tend 10 indicate
Democratic gains of from 1000 10 5000.
In many counties the Democrats scored
undoubted advances over former years.
There we're half q dozen tickets In each
county and there vas much scratching
all around, the Prohibitionists and
Anti Mouopolisss having tickets in
nearly every county, although their
strsnSth 10 slight in the State a. whole.
From present prospects the exact figures
from ths State at large viil not be In
for Q week.
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Massarhusefts.

BOSTON. Nov. 4-The vote Of Massa-
chusetts, with i've towns TO hear from.
is: For q ,vernor-Robinson rep.
ii2 343, Prince DAM 90.l35. Lathrop
(Prohibitisn) 459i. Sumner labor
PISA; Robinson's pluralit, over Prince
22aI'
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Manning Calls on Tiiden.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-Secretsry Man
ming TODAY called upon Hon. Samuel j.
fiiden at Greysione. Yonkers. He ar
rived at li:30 from this eitv and was
driven direct to the ex Governors
house. where he lunched and remained
until nearly ? O'Clock. He stated that
his visit vas merely one of friendship
and to congratulate Mr.. rilden upon the
result of the eleotisn.
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Murdered by Her Husband.


ST. PAUL. Nov. 4.-Oraers were 70
tiers IN New York, to prosecute the work
on the Cascade division of the North
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wAsHrSaroS. Nov. The csss OF the
Good Resarn Mining Company IN the
stockton Lsnd Dissries Of CAlifersia.
cnmins 40 on appeal from the Conmis'
sooner Of the General Land ON the
secretary Of the Interior has decided
that appliest,on for . patent for plscer
clsi.n is made. which embraces the sev-
erAl locations requisite Tue proof reia-
I've 90 the expenditure thereon 10 fur
ni.hed By the Surveyor General. BID
e~xtiacsse showing that $500 has oeer
sxps.ded upaa the claim fog which ths
patsus b asked.
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every Senatorial and Representative
district In the State In the Hone az
Representatives the Republicans have
= members. Fosiosis.s. %. Indeoerdsa;
kspo olicss !. doubtful /. The senate
stands. Republicans 10, Fcsiouists 10.
Onclai res7rus cannot vary these dg-
ures more than one er two.
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cox's SUCCESSOR.

New YORK, Nov 3.-Tims,hy j.
Campbell is elected to suo 'eed ) s. Cox
in Congress from the Eighth Con-
Rressional District, defeating State SEN
ator Gibbs.
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Death az Gen. ,. L. Dsnaidssa.
BALroMoRs. Nov&.-Gsnerai James l..
Donaldson died today at his home, in
this city. aged II years. de served
with distinction in the Mexican var,
vas brevetted mai n general for ueriso-
rioas services in the Qusrterusster's
aepartmaut In the gar Of the rebelton
vas retired in March, issSs. and resign
al IAnuary lst. 1874
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a Lest schooner.

NEW LoSpoS (Conn.l. Nov. A-rhe
owners of the fishing schooner Daisy
spfsiksr have given up all hopes of her
return, and there lie little doabt that
she 10 loas with all ON board. She sail.
Cd hence September +th for month's
cruise 10 the halibut grounds. aud vas
lass reported eve weeks ago by the
schooner Kate Church. bound towards
Nova Scotia. The crew Was composed
OF the following men from here; Capt.
A. U Schoheld and son (Samuel). James
and HeHry Dorsey (brothersl. Joseph
sad Manuel Bent tbrothers), Antonio
knos and Portuguese whose name IL
Unknown.