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Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-07
ClairvOyant.
ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
TRYELECTRICITY.

Go and see Dr. Cummings. His method differs from all others His success is wonderful spe- cialty of Kidney Complaints, including Brights Disease. Consultation free
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-07
COLLARS AND CUFFS.

Linen, Paper and Cellulold-al the newest stylss-fne goods and cheap goods-Earl & Wilson's, Coon & Co.'s, and other good makers Boys E. & W. .collarl Cuffs, Ably linen, for half dollar.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-07

Silk soarfs, 19e. Sold elsewhere at 25e. We don't say that at random. We have found out it is so. Silk Scarfs, satin lined, 25c. " !" (" 36c. These are decided bargain. They are really 75o goods. Fancy Folded Ties. Ties and bows of all kinds.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

Our stock OF cheap Handkerchief is the
bes, in the city. and loc store, Arcade.
lgHalGa
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

Indictments Found, Cases Ignored, and
Rscomm ndations Made.


Recommendations Made.
The grand jury made their fnsl report 10
the common pleas court yesterday AFTERNOON
At $3.50 o'clock and were discharged. The
following was submitted to Judge White by
the foreman:
To Hon. Charles K White, Judge Of the comm on
pleas court of CLARK county, Ohio:
The grand jury report 10 you that they have
b eu in session for SIX days and have examine
255 sitness.s, have fosud i6 indictments and
have ignored II cssss that came TO them on tran
script, and in oh die uce to the instructio Of
the court h ave visited the COUNTY Jail and louhd
the ss e in good sar itsry condition. Jbs pris-
oners they IRE provided with good food and
are comfortably C sd We would re .Omme nd the
painting oi the jail on the inside.
kECBRs SEIPKRs, Foreman.
Oct. "a, 1855.
In many Of the cases ia which indictment
WAS found the arrest had not yet been u ade
or else the person accused was out on insu'-
fcieut bail, hence a iulI list OF indie ic'meu,s
found could not be given. In the following
cases, however, the defendants are some OF
them in all and others out on bail that is
deemed sufficient;
Rober, Ryan, pointing Ere arms at Mrs.
Pence, al Enon.
Charles Won Strobe, cruelty to suimals-
overdriving a horse belonging to B B-aupan,
the lveryman.
| Daniel Hartlsr, grand larceny y.-stealing a
watch on the goth inst, from a water works
employe.
VIM. Jennings grand larceny-robbinp
Wm. l.. Bakers housa.
Hannah Pritchsrd, petit larceny stealing 2
dishes from Smiths restaurant.
/ John Davis, six indictments for petit lar
ceny, representing as many illegal petty
thef,s from the Springfield Coffia and Casket
factory, in which he was formerly employed
- watchnan.
Eiward o. Kershnsr, forgery, seven cases.
Ia the following cases no indictments were
found
James Bowder, assault Michael Clark and
Fred Mesner, burglary; s. G. Clark, EN-
b. b.nlement; Edward Lee, robbery Vim.
Black, peti, larceny; VIM Littler, malicious
| Injury to property. Hattie Miller. robbery ;
Martin Bowman, assault and battery; J. A.
( Ounwiddis. assault and battery john Sulli-
van. assault and battery, and Albert Swartz,
enbezzlement.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
car, OEyy TIIS.


Matters of Interest t. the oath .Bou d
Rrotherhoohs.
PYrHiAN INrs.
MoncrieHe lodge No. 80, at the regular
meeting last Friday evening, ini,a''d or,
strsnger and co rfrrred the e,quire rsuk %
one page, N very satisfactory manner.
There should be good stts udsuce at lodg
next Friday evening, when the arllhto
thi d rank will be worked.
Bro. Howard Hans,l, who has lsrg,
building contract =, London, will spend todsy
at nome with bic family.
Bro. Frederick W.rds will play neI
"Wednesday night At Black's under the su-
pic,s OF and for the ben,St OF Springfield
division No. :.
Brs. George Turney lsh last Thursday 70,
Ksn.as City. where he will locate temporarily
in the insurance business. A..
Chancellor Command DR.. Hall wss called
away from lodge last Friday evening. aao
Bro. Scholee ofiiciated during the working Of
the rsnks in his usually efficient manner.
aoYAL COUNCIL no. 81 NATIONAL Union.
Mee's FRS, and third Tuesdays OF each
mouth at $50 O'Clock p. m. in K. OF p. Cas-
tie hail, on Market street. This order 10 ben
ehcisl, and is founded on the cooperative az
,essment plan, and amorg the cheapest and
b-st in the lard and where there has been On
fort made is gro~ing very rapidly. The
above named council was Instituted a LITTLE
N re- than one year ago in this city with uI-
wards OF twenty charter members but on sc-
count OF the busy calling OF the mt bers has
not grown as fast ~ the merits Of the order
would warrant. Since the organization Of the
prl baI l., hn ,bar
Friend Wolt the druggist, who died very sud
den few monthsag", his family receiving the
full mortuary benefit, $4,000 a short time
alter. 1t has been demonstrated in a great
many instances tha, the benefits derived by
aihlating with An organ q ,tion OF this kind
. TO the families of deceased members can
not be ovsrestimated. 10 the first place. the
expense necessary 10 become . member 10
small; then alter that, what one pays out by
way Of assessments is so small that he scarce
ly feels it. but he teels assured that he Is
making a ssf provision for his family IN the
event Il his death. Anyone contemplating
Joining the national union, and wanting any
,uf rma,On concerning the order, can be ac-
commodsted by csllIug on G. B. West at the
Champion Machine company; e.. Buss, ~
Mad River National bank D. P. DerriCkso
% South Market street; DR.. Lewis, dentist,
over Troupes drug store; Dr.. Buckingham
corner Limestone and High There are many
kindred societies il existence, 9, me Of which
are in hourishing condition, all having f,r
their oFject the sam. good end, bu, none are
more highly appreciated where known than
rbe National Union. Friend Wright o' Roy
sl Council, is at present visiting in the West,
aud expects TO visit q number of councils
while absent More anon"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

The rurore % see BARLEY Campte I
Siberia marks it's progress through the
oOuntry and seems TO increase in its third
yeAr'j tour. There Is an attention paid to
xssH details and a perfection in the repre-
bGtAtiOn not often seen. The company
interpreting It is thoroughly competent snu
,tClent The eostuming ls strictly correct,
sad rijh and beautiful where it should be.
The soldiers look march like veterans. The
sJnviC1 ,ook like cOnviCts-sni there
u reality about the market woman
sot the p)b thai goes far in to aid in
,he ii,usiCn. When the mob sssails
sara aui again when the massacre OF
iexs iakas place, and the poor wrtches
ar SHOT and beaten down, the whole thing is
- rssi hat eveu the gallery, so prone TO guy
ne Ieast hitch 10 matters If this kind, is
tssbed, gLile loud applause testihes to it's ex-
ntsd feeling. 10 which the whole house joins.
Zee scenes are no less worthy Of mention
particularly the market place in the city o.
Moscow, lie palace, the mines OF Siberia and
the hsroOr Of Odessa. There are no No. Q, 3
and upanies Of Siberia. The play i5
given, # for only one night, in it's entirety
The discipline Of the organization Is strict IN
regard 10 adherence ~ the author. No cur
tailment - permitted in order to catch a
waiting train. Every performance Of this
tcmpssy rivets the public favor and assures
thsn . welcome return. Siberia will be pro-
tuoed st the Grand opera house Tor one
aight, Monday, Nov. ..
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
The Springfield COLONIZATION society Dis
hNpIed.

The springfield Colonization society Dis
banded.
The Springfield Colonization Society held
their last regular meeting at Aliens hall,
Frtday night. The commit ee appointed at a
previous meeting to audit the books and
present all bills of Indebtedness against the
society, made a repor, which was accepted,
sud the committee was instructed to pay all
bills as reported. and divide the balance in the
treasury, So 80, which is to be paid out by
The con mitee al 233 West Main street. The
colony was then declared disbanded. The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this society he
rendered to our president, Andiew Burnett, for
his faithful serv ces during his injection with
the Spri X she!d Colon ikatiOn sOCietE
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
A Pan Handi. Brak. man Killed.

Phil Nickerson, a brakeman on freight
train 46 on the Pan Handle road, had his
head crushed between two cars loaded with
lumber while helping to make up train at
Richmond last night He was placed on pas
senger train 8, to be taken to his home IN
Xenia, but died upon reaching Dayton. His
body was taken on 10 Xenis and delivered TO
his young wife, who WAS nearly crszed with
grief when she learned her husbands fate,
Nickerson was 80 years OF age,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
An Ob.treperous Prisoner.

Last night about hslf-past ten O'Clock
OHicer NJ Kay had q terrible tussle with two
men on High rect, jus, east Of Lime.tone
he finally lodged one OF them in the static u
mouse, where he gave bis name as David
Roller. The other man escaped. The two
were standing in q crowd opposite the Ar ACE
and got intoa quarrel. Just as they were
about 10 come to blows Officer Nj Kay step
ped on the scene, and attempted to
arrest Roller. They walked about a squs e
when Rollers partner protested against the
former being arrested. Then tie racket be.
gan, which resulted as above stated. The
patrol wagon passed up High street while this
was going on, aud Officer Mckay called 10
the ofiicers, but they did not hear him. There
were several bystanders, bu, not one Of them
made an attempt to assist the officer, or even
call the patrol wagon when asked TO do 90.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
Scott Law Cases Dismissed.

In the Common Pleas court yesterday all
the cases brought sgainst the county treas
urer to recover money collected under the
Scott law were dismissed. This was done in
ccordsnce with the recent decision OF the Su.
preme court, which was 10 the effect tha,
none OF the money paid could be recovered
The cases numbered forty three,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

The /. b l. W. have placed on sale at their
ticket office 10 the Union depot a iull line Of
land exploring tickets to all new land points
in Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Iowa and Mir-
nesOta. These tickets are frst-class and good
TOR 40 days to return. Persons wishing to go
west or visit their friends in the west should
take the friendly hand route, as it is the only
line running through cars to Kansas City,
Omaha, st. Joseph, Atchison and all Missouri
river points.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
select Entertainme ent.

A select dramatic entertainment will be
given at Congress Hall school house on next
Friday evening, Oc'. 30, for the benefit of the
Sabbath school. All may he assured that The
entertainment will b. instructive aud plessir z
and it is hoped tull attendance will be had.
Our Most PromiI snt Music Dealers.
Among the many prominent merchants in
Springfield that are noted for their energy,
push and straight r"srdness, is the firm Of
Hamilton L Co., music dealers, doing busi-
uess at No. East Main street, Whether a
customer be rich or poor, from the city or
country. he receives the best Of attention and
gets the lowest prices from the proprie'ois or
polite clerks that are always ready aud will
ing to attend to the wants OF all.
Messrs Hamilton 4 Co. have worked up a
fine and prosperous trade with the famous
Hsllet h Davis pianos and the world wide
known Wilcox and White orgsns.
These goods have great reputation for
their durability and give better satisfaction
than most others now in use AMI cost no
more. This firms trade is growing fast and
is more than double what it was q shor,
time ago. A complete assortment OF all the
latest sheet music, both vocal and instru-
mental. can always be found here as soon
as published.
Au invoice of stringed instruments Of the
best make just opened, with a fuller supply OF
merchandise that can be had at any othe'
music store.
For the accommodation Of many that dom
wish 10 purchase, arrangements can be made
whereby q piano or organ can be rented very
reasonable.
Those wishing to buy anything in the mu'
sic line will do we'll to call upon Hamilton
l. Co. and examine their goods and &c
prices
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

Best value 10 Knives and Forks and Cary
ing Knives and Forks ever srown at the 5
and l0c store, Arcade. l96sl6a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
THE OLD RELIABLE always To THE FRONT !
Fresh and Salt Water Fish, New York Counts and Baltimore
Oysters Celery, Came Fruit Vegetables and Poultry A
fine line of Canned Goods and Bottled Pickles lust received
STRALEy & CO., IS AND 18 EAST HIGH ST.
FISH. POULTRY,

$500.
Gents, We bought lot OF Mems foe shoes
A. a forced sale that are worth $500. We
will sell them st 1900. They won't last
lorg. CJm. quick.
LYNCH, The Shoe Man,
Chespest in the World,
81 West Main 1864
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

n. y, r. 4 q. k'y.
Citizens OF Springfield should bear in mir
that this popular route is the only line rut.
ming from Springfield to New York without
change. Passengers holding second clss,
tickets by this route are carried through Ia
hrs'-clsss cars without change. Take thii
rOure and avoid veIs,ious transfers and mid
night changes Incident 10 other lines. 1885,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

Plain and Set Rings, Collsr-buttons, Cuff
buttons Ladies' Pins and Earrings in elegant
designs at the and l0c store, Arcade.
l96al6A
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

Hoyt's aud Austin's Forest Flower cologne
at the 5 and lOc store, Arcade. 1876 lea
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25
4 4 70

Best value il Ribbons in the city at the .
and oc store, Arcade. l9Gil6a
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-25

Lynch the Shoe Man, Cheapest in the
World.
81 West Main. 1864
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23
sisrnIcr CoUnr r4ecaEDI,Gs.

.
The believing tiaslness has been trans
hsssa III the District Gsurt since our
las, report:
Biaomineton Manufacturing Co. W.
Puget Sound Furniture Company, Judg-
Hseni for plaintiff for $39S 10.
RsnFy 3. Woodward W. Chas. 4,
NssaeeF et al. Decree Of for closure
antsred.
Lisbes Bros. Il Co., W. s. A. Scullin
Aal Judgment for plaintiff for tlSsS
md costs. IL
HGvsy Moorea. native OF Canada.
~ AdnIistsd 10 citixsnship.
Harry 0ormley W. Frank Peters, and
walter Burrett et al. Default of de-
isndAnts entered.
Spsll, Hutshu q Woodland vs.. Chill
hstR I Johnson. Judgment by default
ls.sred.
Z Messenger Va. L. Rosssin. Detaaii
estendani, and iidgraent entered foi
tI2.
4. Z. Miles vs. John r. Miles.
Dismissed at plaintiff . motion and
Geo. 7. KYLE W. Ohaa. NJ. Bradshaw
ho,son for change Of yanae denied.
AaFs A. vessal vs. Adna Z. Hummer
y. dismissed on plaintiff 3 motier
Nd costs,
Francis Jscobus Va. his Creditors. ]
= hcGraw appointed assignee.
Y. Squire vs. Mary Il. 1horndikt
aM Default sf defenaents entered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

IL vas lonely heuesseadsr in the
deep reoesses Of the forest priuevaI
which borders the classic Lake Wash
Iugton from whom ve obtained the uar-
tisalArs Of this DER true tale
Night after nigks,s said be 4" L had
been startled By q weird. uheanny
vaiilng, which seemed % proceed from
tne DelghbOrhood Of the Haunted
Spring,' which. edged With 'psplars
pale, u shunned with soperstitious hor.
ror BY tbs aborigine and rarely visited
By the most adventurous Of the pale
faces. Night after night ny faithful
collie s1nk into the cabin ouiverinc
VITA fear. as the dissouant wall shud
dsred through the startled air. could
bear u no longer, and shoalderinz nv
trnsty ride and. leaving my faithful
watchdog whining piteoasiy as be saw
NE depart for the unhalioved spot, /
followed the serpentine trail which led
TO the Haunted Spring picking nav
way over fallen log snd rocky boulder
sy the struggling moonbsam's misty
light. As nGared the locality the
monrnful cadence of the MYSTERIOUS
sound rose ttfully above the souohinQ
OF the wind through the somber pines.
Not IN toe place entering which the lost
wretch leaves hope behind could be
heard more friehtfal sound. Tread
ing lightly, stole unawares upon the
source of the hidden horror. Just then
the moon, hitherto partly vsiled in
clouds, shone oat in unclouded bril-
llaRcy, and there in the forks Of q will
low, CLOSE to the turbid waters of the
Haunted Spring. bebsld an empty
bottle that had once contained Swamp
Angels Rheumatic Cure, the only
known sure cure for rheumatism in ali
Its forms, left there by some one. un-
mindful thas il would be to me Divine
message OF Divine gift, for with one
dollar | sotaIned one bottle from the s.
A. H. c. Mig. Co., Seattle. Washington
Territory, which entirely cured me of
the terrible rheumatic pains which /
had had for thirty years" DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23
uf pusT-IKTEllIcEHcER PUB. co
..,erlsG TOURNAMENT.
.....d pa,'s shoot 0f the sports
menss Association.

.....d pa,'s shoot of the sports
men's Assoetnttsn.
ma ss.epdanes al the race track yes
80. rss about the same as on The
.-.,,ous day. The nrst feature of the
4. - 4 live bird mstch at five pairs
-. hiras; Is yards rise; plunge
- sntrssee $3.50. There were
.-,.s,.tso sstries in this match, who
- ss follows: J. Collins 6; l..
s.,l.,s: ". MeDoaald 0; N. W. Stack
- 7. N. NcMleken ); I. X. Pumphfey
ST Davis 6; Z. Barman 3; ID. MOnas-
.EW. l. Chapman /; @. Lsaeh l; j.
1awaeds 6: Vim. Robertson Z, j. T..
r.N.noht 5: I'd Clark q; w. ID. Close Z;
IA 6.srs 5; !. NJ. Bell 6; II. h. Lewis
sL. 5. Booth 8; I D. Brown 8 /; Z. W.
Ths Art prize, consisting Of $25 cash
"a s chrotno, was awarded 10 +. Boar
-. Messrs. Monasles, Booth and
Rsosn we're tied for the second prize.
ir ssoctiuc the tie of, Lawrence Booth
ran viii -four straight birds, and took
ibs second pr,ze, $lb in cash and q fish-
ns rod.
kan.ipQ boots and q Dex of cigars, was
Fua b. T. ID. Brown.
THE SECOND MATCH
l)f ths day followed immediately. The
lhoA vas at ten single live birds, u
Isfdg rise; use Of one barrel; ground
srsua. Twenty three sportsmen enter
"A and recorded scores as follows:
q. Halsteai 4 3; M. W. Slaokpool 3; +.
Hosrman s; Z. w. Moore 3; II. A.
asrdy 4, J. N. Ball Q; J. Collins 5; ..
Lash 5; Ed. CLARK 3; l.. Booth =; al.
HaMicken 3; J.w. Edwards 4; L. DAVIS
q A. barker 10; j. T. McNaaght Il w.
NsDonald z; ID. Monasies 4; L. ID.
Brosn 6; II. A. Sears s. j. i. Minor y;
\. q Ramphfey 4.
A, Hsrksf, who killed ten straight
hIrds. uoa the first prlgs, $50 cash asd
q cocker spaniel pup. valued at 30.
The second prize, so cssh and set
Of Shakespeare, Was awarded 20 Mesars.
Clark. Moore and Mlpor.
rHs Third MATCH
Was at ten singles and hye douoae i've
birds. There were hfteen entries. The
sore was 40 follows:
Il. W. Moore 8; u. Monastes 5; W. L.
{Aapman A; W. Robertson 10; Ii. III.
lauis Z; A. HArlSer 10; I.W. Edwards :;
I'M. MeNaneht II r.. BSsFmau 3; j. NJ.
MI 8, Il. Clark 5; NJ. McMicken 2; Il.
both 8; W. A. Perry g. I. Il. Pum
5Arsy B =,
A. Harker aud Mr. Robertson tied.
tsnh having killed ie bIrds. iD shoot
inr Of the tss Mf. H4rksr won by q
upore of 8 10 g. The prize, a Parker
breeeh loading shot Run, aud q box OF
aiQars vas awarded to Mr.. Harker.
Ths second prize, q corduroy huntin9
snis and IN inksulnd, was awarded to
Wm. Robertson.
The third pFizs. half dozen fine
white shirts, sne fishing rod, and one
PAL. OF rubber hunting boots, was
awarded 10 e. W. Moore.
The fourth prizs, Q mserschaum pipe,
vas awarded TO j. W. Edwards.
4 W. Moore and 4. b armsn tied on
,he aggregate SCORE on live birds. and In
iaoeiine OF the tie E. W. Moore won by
score Of 10 q. and Was awarded the
lpld medal aud photograph. and Mr.
soafmsn was awarded q pair OF Lee
Inaife French field elAsses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23
FAIR wAHxIxs.

Nv attention hes been called 70 the
fact that miuors are in the habit uf fro
Quenttne saloons and beer halls In shis
eaty. and their prsssnoe been encouraged
hy the pfopFietors thereof. Thereforc,
take due notice thai shall keep sirict
waseh. and prosecute 10 the full extent
Of the law any saloon. beer bali or
other piace allowing minors 10 visit IN
violation Of Lac.
GAKpxKN KK1Ic0o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

The best medical authorities acknowl
edge the great value Of Ayers Cashartic
Pills. and frequently prescribe their use
with the utmost confidence. well know
ing that they are the most effectual
remedy ever devised far diseases caused
by arrangements Of the. stomach, liver
and hoyeia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23
A Kun ON A DRUG Store,

Never was such q rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at A. Is. Stewards
for Trial Bottle Of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. ALI persons affected with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs, or any affection of the throat
or Lungs, can get Trial Bottle 0s this
great remedy free, BY calling at the
above Drug Store. Regular size $l.00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fe-
yer Sores, fetter, Ohapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no gay re-
quired. Il is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or meEey refunded. Price,
. cents per box. For sale by A. b,
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

Tha Steamship Idaho hss hees In the
Mesehants' dry docks "a san frannas.se ,,
saA has eeea thoroughly repaired. a
large heel piece and nes saeSn oeAfsng
has hsen pat In. and ths Old propeiier.
ana aanee OF vhieA was t'geken, Was
taken Ell and neW srct1oaAl coups<s.
ton weeei, 800 poonds IN weight vas
pat On her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23
rnE RARlEs CRY RaRIr.

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant liquid fruit remedy
Syrup OF Figs Is more easily taken and
and more beneficial in its action than
bitter, nauseous medicines. IL strength
ems the Liver, Kidaeys. Stomach and
Bowels, while il arouses them to a
healthy activity. For sale by
A. b. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

BJY HAHvAHD HAND GKxxABEs.-
Take no other. Endorsed and used BY
thousands Of the leading factories, mills
and establishments throughout the
Uniea. Yea oAnno. afford 70 BE with
cut them. L A. Psi, agent. No. lB
STARK street, Portland. q. J. BzcHT,
general agent La Market street, san
Francisco. apl7 Son
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-23

ngroa ResrI IISrE1aIosSoxR
A. shs Great Western Insarancs Com.
~ has heen prenounced q fraud 10
eaf lass issass 4 Asish ta stata shat !
asse eeen acting as agent for i've
ssaa.as y " seis Ttriit0Fy, aud / believe
ne company Il All riRht. / know they
ns,s psia AZ elssms here against thsm
W y tels daiss aneI will see thai the
ssmpasy prone hoe il stands.
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