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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27


Clellan, Burnside, Hooker and 9TH
ers and if General Buell., even al
ter the death of Johnston, had not
come to Grants aid with 28,OOo 1resn
troops before day on the second
days fight, Grant would never neen
heard Of in military life again: here
Grant won his spurs, by good luck
not by generalship.
Next came the Vicksburg perhdy,
worse still. treason. Who was TO
blame we will not say, but why 49,
900 men should have been locked up
on the banks of the Mississippi river
and starved into surrender, no one
has attempted to explain. But Grant
was at the head of the captors
and received the credit of the sur
render. On the same day, the 4tn
of July, 1864, General 4. +. Lee
retired from Gettysburg with loss
of 10000 men. These two disastrous
affairs ended all hope of the final In
dependence of the Confederacy, ano
the eastern and western armies o.
the South ought to have been sur
rendered before the Fall OF 1905
and the war ended.
At this time Grant, flush with MI
capture of Vicksburg, and the PACK
bone of our army both east and ives
broken, took command of the Unlo1
armies.
The South was already defeated
her armies and her supplies gone
her spirit broken, her soldiers killed
or locked up in Northern prisons
and no source from which to recrul
our thinned ranks, save from the era
die to manhood, and from old age tt
the grave, 1t required no great gen
eralship then, to subdue the
South, and none was displayed. Bu'
it did demand the best military ge
MUS and skill to hold the ConfedeI
ate front against SUCH immense ODD
and had General Lee, Johnston
jackson, or any great general, beel
in General Grants place, and Gran
been in Lees place. Richmond woul,
have fallen within thirty days. w
cannot say more now, next week W
propose to show how Grant did no
become great.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

The New York Sun says: Gin mill
tary knowledge, "Lee was supe
riOr to Grant,
There is less news in the papers
than we remember to have noticed in
several years.-Kinston Free Press.
Nash county, it is said, has more
acres IN tobacco than both Franklin
and Wake.-T. r. Ialker.
Though this is the du II season
when money is usually scarce, our
merchants say that their cash trade
is more than rs per cent. more
than it was the same time last wear.
-Frdnklin Times.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
Gen, Johnston as a Critic.

The Wilmington Star very prop
erly takes Gen. Joe Johnston to task
for his flimsy criticism upon Stone
wall Jackson as military man.
The formers opinion is being gener>
ally reviewed in the Southern pa
pers, and, as the Star remark 8, "there
is no cause for fear that the great
soldiers fame will not be taken care
Of" Strangely enough, while we
are as willing as anybody to concede
Johnston's own ability as a General,
we are disposed to accept with grains
of allowance his judgment of men
since We heard from his own lips
what we regarded an entirely preju>
diced estimate Of jeff Davis, and of
Dick Taylor, whose book, entitled
OBSTRUCTION and Reconstruction"
the Star recommends that Johnston
read. At the time We heard the ex>
pressions of opinion from him he had
read the book, and he flippantly pro-
nounced it ''tissue of lies from be>
ginning to end" He thereupon pro-
ceeded to single out one glaring lie
which the author of this book tells.
1t was this: Taylor, in his splendid
and amusing caricature of his friend
Gen. Dick Ewell, relates how Ewell.
with an attendant, went out one
day. provisions being scarce, to get
up something to eat for his troops.
He returned driving solitary bull.
yearling into camp as the result of
his foraging expedition, and his fell
officers laughingly twitted him
entertaining the idea that one beef
would supply the wants of 8 900 men,
when Ewell awakened by the re-
mark from his characteristic absent>
mindedness, explained by confessing
that, in providing for his soldiers
he had thought only of the fifty dra-
goons whom he was accustomed to
command before the war, having for
the time lost sight entirely of the
fact that he was now q Major Gen.
eral and in command of a Division.
Johnston said that, at the time spo.
ken of by Taylor, provisions were
not scarce in the army and therefore,
the thing could not be true; but to
dub Taylor a deliberate falsi6er Of
history merely because of q circum-
stance which he furnishes as an il
lustration of eccentric character and
to point joke, was, we thought, far
fetched, if not imbecile. In regard
to jeff Davis his prejudice was only
too apparent; and of his book. ssRise
and Fall of the Southern Confeder-
acy,' he spoke in the terms of denim.
citation, stigmatizing at least one im>
portant statement made by the Com
federatc ex.Presidcnt as purely a IA
BILE. In the light of all this, and his
recent utterances in regard to Stones
wall jackson, we conclude that old
man Johnston is in his dotage. like
Ioombs of Georgia, or else 1ncapa.
bic from prejudice of doing even and
exact justice to his companions in
iwar.-Rocket.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

The administration appointed a
horse-thief for a judge not long
since. At first you would think
that carelessness. 1t certainly was
big mistake and an almost mex
cusable one because nearly all who
endorsed the application were re-
publicans, only a few Democrats
put their names ty Judd's applica-
ton. Listen to the Democrats.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
NEWS OF THE ST ATE

A Bladen county magistrate COM
m,tted q thief to Jail on Sunday a
week or two ago.-Caucosian,
Mosquitoes have been more numer-
Gus than usual during the past week
and cause general complaint.-Beou-
fort Telephone.
We learn there is to be camp
meeting..at Hatteras, Dare county, to
commence the 9th of this month
Pamlico Enterprise.
From the Weldon Neqvs we learn
that fight occurred there between
members of the Halifax and Weldon
colored baseball clubs last week.
The ash was handled earnestly but
we don't think any damage was
done.
The first matured boil of new cot
ton was left on our table Friday by
our foreman, Mr.. w. H. Collins, ia
ken from his field on Friday the 18th.
Another was placed on our table by
DR.. j. M. Kirkpatrick, of LAGRANGE,
on Saturday. A few more days and
we shall see the first bale of new cot.
ton in this market. Who will bring
it?-Goldsboro Messenger.
Week before last near Mr.. Jasper
Moore's in the Globe red-whisker>
ed man, well dressed and carrying
carpet-sack, was seen leaving the
public road and climbing the noun.
tain side in a rough and precipitous
place. He went towards Mitchell.
AS Galloway, the Mitchell murderer,
who escaped from Asheville Jail with
Ray and Anderson, has relatives in
that section, the stranger was taken
to be he.-Lenoir Topic
OYSTERS AaA1N.-Unless greatly
mistaken our oyster resource is 8
mine of wealth to US and to our sec
ton. We are peculiarly we'll situa
ted to engage in oyster culture. Oul
resources are boundless and we art
land locked and protected and w
can sit over our own clam beds an(
oyster bottoms and dig out shekels
with none to modest or to make u
afraid. Oyster culture is NO longe
an experiment. It is profitabl
money.making reality and we are no
wise to turn away from it. Oys
tiers have enemies but its enemies
have not yet invaded our sanctuaries
Let us work while it is to-day. LIE
US enter our oyster bottoms, let u
stake them off and plant them and
will be well with US -Economast.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

The Monroe Enquirer Of last is
sue had an able editorial upon the
University in reply to "Fair Play''
in the AdUdnce.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
NOTICE..

939, ISL pounds of seed cotton want
ed. and the highest cash market
price paid for same at gin house, by
w. H. KITCHIN,
$4,000 bushels of cotton seed wanted,
l shall give my personal attention
and supervision to ginning cotton
this season, patronage earnestly So
ioitied of the surrounding public
and friends.
You can bring your cotton, corn
and wheat at the same trip and carry
your seed, meal and flour back when
you go.
w. H. KITCHIN
Scotland Neck, N. c., Aug. 20, 1885,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
NOTICE.! NOTICE!!

Having qualified as executor Of the
last will and testament of Nancy StrlcK'
land, deceased, before the Probate Court
for Halifax county, hereby notify all
persons holding claims against the estate
of my testatrix to present them to med9lly
proved on or before the Goth day OF july
1886. All persons indebted will please
make payment.
This July Goth, 1885.
JOHN L. WHITEHEAD,
Executor,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

-Hoadly has been renominated
for Governor of Ohio. Hope he
will be reelected.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

R. w. HARRIS
Who keeps always on hand the Finest
Domestic and Imported Whiskies, Bran
dies, Wines, Ales, &C., is candidate for
the patronage OF the public.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
and the best grades for the least money
is my Motto.
My leading brands are Goldsboro. Nv
ers l. Pitts Barley Malt, Monticello,
Royal Oak, &c.-all pure straight Whis>
kies. | keep everything in the Liquor
line and would be glad to have all call
and sample.
Every imaginable drink which can please
the palate will be served in the most ar
tistic style at my Bar. If you wish to
keep cool call and see me.
If you wish to feel bouyant and keep
healthy drop in at any time.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO IN GREAT
VARIETY.
Look for my sign and give me a call
MA good Restaurant attached
r. W. HARRIS
Nam Street. Scotland Neck. NO.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
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w lSe 1OIkS UeIOre OUT uay nave Sad
COMPETITION is THE LIFE I'm
TRADE,
The proverb is old, but ever new,
And but proves it still is true.
All goods are made to sell.
But how to buy. please learn as well.
Come buy Of me, you IL have no loss,
And find [ am still of trade, the BOSS,
Take care of the cents and the dollars
will take care of themselves, and right
here beg leave to state that visit to nv
store and inquiry into my prices will con
vince you of the fact that no where else
can you save as many cents IN one dol,
lars's worth of trade.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

6pCivil Service Reform.
Nerve prefer Democrat to Repub-
lican of equal character.
n@rNo honest and true Republican
asks to be retained, and none other should
be retained. In the South a sweep with
a clean broom is demanded by all Demo-
Gratis
~ssTurn the rascals OUT
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

TWO GIN HOUSES AND oS Saio by :,
FASHIONED SCREW For o"lv
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

tuc WOIlu , U ne.
The thought of saving life, of
strategy, of maneuvering, to deceive
and mislead an enemy, and to gain a
victory without loss of blood never
entered General Grants brain during
the war. nor up to the time of his
death. He was not a great General,
and history will not so style him,
And no people know this better than
the Intelligent people of the North,
and none SO we'll as the Generals
in the Northern army and the South
ern people.
No man in modern times has had
such golden and grand opportunities
to become great In deed as we'll as in
reputation, as forced themselves un>
hidden upon Grant. And no man
would have allowed such chances
and opportunities to have slipped
through his fingers, without having
seized the golden moment and
crowned himself the chief of the
hnman family, Southern general
ship and Southern chivalry, and
Southern zeal, and the lack of these
elements in the Northern army, in
The beginning brought defeat, and
the authorities in Washington, in
their desperation for a leader, after
decapitating more than half dozen
of their best men, centered on Grant
as the only man who had gained a
complete victory over the Southern
armies. And if Albert Sydney johns
ston had not fallen on the first day
at Shiloh, Mr.. Grant would have
followed in the footsteps of Me-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27

SEVENTEEN MULES For Sale by
~ W. H. KITCHIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
oRoINAN cE NO. ga.

To amend section l2 Of Ordinance No. 81
The city OF Seattle does Ordain ss fol
lows.
sEcrIoS 1. hat sect ON u Of Ordinance
No. 3Is b and the same 10 hereby amend
ed 81 as to cad as 10 lows. towil:
Sect.o ~. hat When tAe taxes are 10
WED = q assessed as provided n .. elton
L. o. this OFdi bee. the Clerk shall forf b.
with n axe out q tax 10 1 and il must bs
alph~ bet cal y arr nged - Ia Eaii ssess-
messt r0al: and 4 shall also contain q dies.
criptiea u the real estate - IN said as
sess a.e Di ross AUD Il shall al cot In
coia0 showing the total va uaft n of
real eslA e aud 90 nmn show ng the total
Violation OF al personal pfels ffy: aud
Also columns showing The amount and
character Il tax. opposite each personis
name on said tax rosL iavied and stssess<d
a. iaeTein hefore provided. 10 be collected
fr m such perssIt aud " hall als9 con
IA C luusn showing the aggregate
amount al taxes charged On the valu
ion Of property ass-ssed 10 e oh pr
sesn named n the ussessuSht H. WHEN
said tx rtSli Il ON letesa the Clerk shall
certify he ssune. and he must deliver il
i.srthwi h 10 the City treasurer and
charss said reasu er with the .aount Of
tar ne on said tax ion- an thereafter.
until said Ia e. rhaii teco dc issQaent.
the same may Be pail 10 the Gig irtas-
urer as PROVIDED by Law. fsnovtc ed.
hoNeVe hal 10 tax shall be Hatssfeo
aud paid 0thsrwRse than " ths pzy ment
& the same IN lsNfnl mNney Of the
United Stsks
rec. Z That the o ixinAl section II Of
said q dinAstse No al. be and the same
be e5y sepeaisd.
re & That his Ordnance al n take
: fest shd be IN tsree he -xpirafion Of
I'VE Gays sfteE the sane ahaii have been
pabla Led
Pad By the Common Council Of the
city % srsIft JssuaTy 2 ises
sFpfoNeG January ,. IS.
john Larry. Mayor.
y led January a Isss.
Z (. OSBORNE. Clerk.
Published January & Isss,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
ORDINANCE No. 632.

To prevent the unau horized interference
sita ~ster pipes, meters plugs Ell Il
| stop cocks.
TIE ,hy OF attic does oslain as fol-
low:
SEcT on /. That all psr sons are hereby
prob biJtd from Gu ting q tering. chang
lng, reinovif s. IN ttIng with Ur IN an3
manner interfering. meddl Dg OF tamper.
/, ( with any water vi e, stop 'ck or me-
ter beiUbgfuS 10 any incort Grated com
pany. ,Opa tn rship OF pers' n. except I'M
der the direot on aid snpos v'slosi, or with
The consent Of the ON her OF sugh y pc or
aeter, or the duly tho. lied agent Ol
su h owne.
Sec. 2. hat all persons are hereby pro-
hibitcd Tn III dlterlns Z, chang Ry. remov
ing. or IN any manner interfe ing. med
dlinz or mpering W I'll any IRE piux or
hydraht b, longing 10 the olty OF Sc tile.
or turn shed Tor the Use OF laid CITY, ex-
a. pit under the dire ton aud supvrviSiO :,
or by psrmission Of tue Chi u the ire
iDel a Z q, of and city: Provided That
this section shall MT be so construed as o
prohih any member of the kise Eopart-
ment or other peTson ON ma- ing use OF
sach plugs or hydi ants for the exIingussh-
n,ent Of ans fire al any time when Any
buildiug, structure or pro- erty within The
city shall be actual y ON hge, OF when q
fire ala m shall hav bes n n en-.
Sec. 5. That ny per-on iuiattng any
of the provisions vi this % d'nabce sh Il
b. deer ed guilty Of tpisd m amor. and
upon conyi, ton thereof susn be lined Ia
any sum not exceeding one humid ed dol.
lars
sec. 4. That this Ord sh II take
effect and be In force from and aft n the
expiration Of rye days after the same
shall have be- pahiIs he'd.
IA scd by the Common Council OF the
Cliy Of SEATTLE the ID dayes JAnHary. 1885
Approved by me the ID day OF January,
1855
JOHN LEARY, Mayor,
Filed January Z 1856.
n. =. OSBORNE. Clerk.
Publ he'd January q lsSa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
In Admiralty.

TINTED STATES or sMEkloA 1. ,a.la
" judicial District o. Wasnanes'a
tory, H. -
Whereas . lfbel e Inssrmstion -. VIZ
flied II, sbe DiEfrict reart % 80 fnAfa WV
eial Dfstriet Of Wishing on Tsfrfosb 1o'', ~
serut ~ see tie. IN ktns eeuniy. W.
tstniy .record day Of Deeemter. = rs<
ssghay.fVur BY Jehn =. HsteF, s9alsN
vessel or stsanssx James McNsug1t. ~ - W.
60 srsl ilbd q Ritare, alleging. % sant ~
hss ssiJ John Z. naFtsf. bsIls4ts 4fs
shipp. q w Ana en- board Of sald '. N.sA, - "
her eryiee, - epEfns o., % ths w -. -
Jnly, A. D 1854. - the wages % ssssAyI.s
lls,l1ars ss.r month. SD eoDsinos1 2 80 n,
ysss until he isth dsy Of D~.mn ~
- v,cs. O. n ana sbovs I'll psymsgis 40 ~
dedncfisss. sbs sum Of ssvemsy a,ile -.
prsying urocesa assiust saiA vss q. hes y -,
szc, "a that asad vessel. hss &rkiS -
@-s b sundsInned snd so % ~
Ssw. thsref. ~, IN parsusncs q - IN
q tion, uxitsr the sea- Of ne so s1<..sV
o me directed and eelfvsres, - y ~
al yssssl Or ste.neT. Ser sng -. sels.s.
bozss. aeaS apparel and fnrni ~. ~
man sF lptes estes theFwin, that my " w
pesr hsss-s he sasA D uFlef couft. v y
70 tAa ely Of .enstl !, IN he caann q - 49,
ana 1ssriiofy Of Wsshiast. n. - . -
ne seconA dag Of fsbruAfg nexh ~ ssss
the ssme.h sll b. d&s u lnstsd CO., = =
thee . tf,,ve 10 tuss pa,sr n b eIslH4 -
70 mare tks,Ir slIrxsff.ns n tfst b<hsH Il
Dated shs IA dag Of Dec. - 80
uastae STATES MsrshAl fsr Nakhiasss1 y"
riaery-
~ n. HcRaaNs. pspssy.
x.av . Ps.asss. psss'ss - "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
BOBBY AFFLICTED.

DR.. Baker Who Suffered frons = stroke
of PARALYSIS IL improving bias is Ia by co
meas Is probable that hs will tver entire
IN rseoy-r from the shock. the doctor
says he has been struggling against this
stroke for forty i've years and when i
0 anne IL vas no surprise to hun. Not
WithstaBding the opinion of the Daysi-
oiAn that be ~ilE neyrT be able 20 90 out
again, We hope that this country Will
yet receive benefit from the ene9v Of
his DerssTering man Wa4ia Halia
WefcbJaad.
BE- slip and fell. at her home Faes-
day, Ms. D y. Baker had Ger right a.
kle badly sprAIued and one Of the bones
ia-t above, broken. DIR. Bingham reset
the paris and gave sueh other snrpissl
attention as was needed, - Hdtla Walla
Journal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
SIIFRIFF'S SALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLD

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, HOLD
L. ing t-Tnks { Seattle.
NJ. s2il-ThonAs A. Jones ~. Anna J
PiHckEey and Wa. n. pinckney.
Under snd b virtue Of an o. d z Of sale
and de res OF 20 osare assu.d out e.
the Dtstr g Court. hoidiag eGms > Sent,
us on the I'D day OF iDecerns er, 1.st IA,
the above ent q d &C ios, v herein the
aisove-Dansau Plaintiff obtA,ped q lad
men md decree agAii 81 this ab5ve- named
def nd nts. an commando 10 sal The
lowing mostgag.d premises. that h o
say.
Lots three % and fJur al Ia block a
IN W. ,. Bepls th I'd adaItinh 20 bell and
a,eunys pia Of seatIle. King coahfy.
" ash Bgton 7 TIitory
Not. g IL Iherefoi hereby given that on
saturday, the 3Iss dsy OF Jana.
arr, 1855.
~ o'clr OK p m of chat day. In f-ont of
The 60 n House d. or. in fhs. G ~ 4 g..as-
&c. king Gu mfg. WashingEon felrfsosY
wi IN ooedi nee &c said order 81 -
and dec ee VI farce osurr. II the above
described opesty or - snuc therso a.
may be BE- s-sATy 10 salts plAsntif1-s
gudxn ebt, With interest there n nd
6 ssa. 10 the highe -hd esst BIDDER for
seattle. December -. lsss.
dh sheriff Of kisk county. ". r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18

seattle Lamhef and COaianrrcisl Csua.
pans furnishes employ men, for Atsoui
stah,y gaen ard u nesGea in the nsan-
utsetutu Of rough and dressed lumber
sash, daers, lath and shelving. Daraa
the rear they have made q great deal
Of trimmings Tor eAurchss sroand the
sound ard vicinity The espaclty al
sho pll i estimated Al s0oso feet Ket
day.
sis tsan 4 Pests mammoth mill sus.
pioss nttety hands and tarns Qua a y.sa
amount Of material. fhe sssiussss ~
material made daily y - faliawsg Is OlO
ieea ranilh issaheT. .. COO ls.ths, 100 asAaF.
and 100 windeas. They have NadpSi
nee EaaahsDNs aad have lasproxsta tA,af
Entn RtneFally slEoe lscA On- suts cpa
nls tnptevesnea& ~ the laas odaefsau al
The stesin feed. BY wAioh the eArrta.y, =
dStssa ~ saa fra,
etslkkas, Mnl Noupsny emiplaxs tw~aty
eAnsts sad msnafsetnasS sssh. stsssr. aus
all ksnas Of r9n1h and DRESSED lan.l,sr
The o. i,etsy Of tbs zlil IL ahoas &aat
test slAitp.
MssNIn Mill company esnpaoss ahsas
tesaty hands asd Esakes all ksmSs al
lams~r. ,sssa. doors. Ae.
hirhtaan Mil Cssnpsny ens pas7s AZ.
teen insa aad uaAkss REACH and asvssssl
lamhss.
fssier snill szanisys IS Essa. Thi.
Eaii nnpastee ereAt dsai of tie Pa,ars
seSnd tsaae. Ia hMs = oapucltY - 81 .
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
nemINioN srE.n.nIr LINE.

Running between Liverpool ard Quebec,
thence by rail ID all points 10 Uuiteu
states. Sail from Liverpool Every thurs
day, calling At BeifasS, aud from Q lebce
every Saturday. Steamers are large anu
last, and steerage aecOnInod4 trEn aaeX-
oellsd by Any other line, @hIls she 10Y ags
IL 900 mites shorter Than VIZ New York.
three days of it Ia TIE sa,Ooih waters oi
the Cult and River ST. Lawrence, famed
for beautiful, picturesque .oenery. steer
age and prepaid eertit0as,s -uid at low
est rates. Asa, drafts Gu Eulepe, Aad
o>nk remittauces 10 any z. ". addS-ss.
A. Chllo, * q TO-, General Agents for
10 Northwest, Seattle, w. L. no2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-18
wIDE.AWaKE BRTGGIsT.

Mr.. 4. r. Stewart is ALWAYS alive TO
his busin IS, and spares no pains to So
cure the beat Of every aaticls ia bis line.
tie has secured the agency for the cele
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. The only certain cure
knoVn Consumption, Coughs, Cnlds,
Ho4rseness, Asthma, Hsv Fever. Brou-
chitis. or any affection of the Throat or
Lungs. Sold OF positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free. Regular size, 81.