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mas as a eambleF-at heart, at least fol-
ever. lie may be a player at the game
Tor hait century and get iacN ihat
tanning hut intangible something that
stamps tseli upon man the instant he
becomes part OF the game himself.
But TO return. The poker game is grad
uNly abandoned. II "a HuIl aud fame
compared with the innovation. Might
after night is devoted TO it. and all this
time The schemcr, the vol, keeps IN "A
background OF Observation-Disclosures. No
thlns would induce him 20 deal himself
because then, he explains, some people
Would be malicious enough TO say he Was
trying TO rob his friends. No, he washes
his hands Of the whole thing and viii go
no further than an occasional bet.
he gambler who explained this system
To me was recently proprIetorot "a "aiub
room in indianapolis, and worked the
scheme very successfully there. IL was
no Unusual tbing, be told me, for him %
take lu from $lo3 10 Sl50 IN night, and %
was much superior % poker playing be-
cause there was no element ol chance
about il. Ii had also an advantage over
public faro game in being entirely free
from interruption by the police or subsI-
dies 10 them. IL is becoming, IN fact, quite
the popular thing among professionals
WHO have the shreWdness and address 20
90 iu.0it, and is beng done Win c.n-
spicuous success. 80 ] am told. in all the
big cities, Lambs with United states
mint sauce will therefor" be the popular
summer dish among the fraternity.
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BUTTER FOR ALL.
A Discovery Which is Thought to 10
More Important than the Butterine
Process.

From the chicago Tribune.
A Chicago man-Lyman Gunnip-
thinks he has made discovery which
Will prove u blessing not only to the dis
o0yerer but TO the countless thousands
who are supplied at restaurants and
observation-disclosures with "a prime article of
axle-grease. Experiments have led him
to believe That the solid constituents Of
milk can all he rendered into butter in
stead of large proportion going TO waste
AS skim and butter milk In every 100
pounds OF mil&-us it comes from tue cow
( and not from the dealer-there are about
eighty pounds OF water. Four pounds Of
butter out of this has genera IN been con-
sd-red a fair yield, hut Mr.. Guinnip. BY
his process, claims tO be able 10 extract
three 10 -four times as mUCu. The process
Is "a pntcntahle secret. and "a caYpat has
/ already been filed IN the Patent Office at
1 Washington To protect il. The discovery
has been we'll enough advertised 10 cause
a lawsuit for 100000 with an Individual
who is charged with violating the condi-
lions under which be was put n posses
sion OF some facts concerning the secret.
I Otner lawsuits are promised with the
creamery men who have inirngcd on the
1 process or broken their agreement.
4 steam creamery has been running on
/ W est Madison street for a month, and Il
~ stated that the results are So sati.faC-
tory as to leave uo doupts that the expert
ment can be- carried ont ON large scale.
The ordinary dash ana the roller clurns
are used. - IL said that they have moth
iug 10 90 with the revolution which in exc
cttd 10 be brought about in huttrr-
making. The furtAcr claim is made chat
no chemicals are used ANA that the arti-
Gle produced rs absolutely pure. The
principle of the discovery rcsta Ou au ana
lyiiCal knowledge ot an the constituent
elements loo milk AND their chemical prop.
critics. tnp minute The milk b. taken from
the COW ard set aside 10 begins 10 decay
It's chemical properties begin TO show
themselves. By taking milk ui two uprs
INK combination brings an the solids to-
rethcr aud forms "a huttery mass. tac
waste being wuter. With steam power
tni. requires from twenty-five 20 tWtuts
i've minutes. which Is mot 40 long nA hy
the ordinary process. The discovery wn.
originally made by "a dccoaped son OF SIR.
Guiuulp. VINO cNuerimpn toI with d. anIli
haud.churn, and succeeded lu producing
butter for use on the family tahlp. This
was about year JeO. aHd further DApeu-
in"nis were made. with better results.
till Mr.. Guinnip came 20 the conclusion
that he bad q good thing and went tu wufk
tp develop 10. III Dc ultimately rucraed-
ia increasing the butter supply 300 o. 400
per cent. the huucriup manufacturers
may btYe to go, or may mud 10 cheaper fo
displuce lard with pure butter. winnie the
value Of tte dairy cow cannot iaN 10 be-
increased unless tuofo should hpau over.
production OF pure butter which would
hrius down tue price OF that article. Per.
sous inclined 81 D.uuflWnuf for fhaui.
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How the Influence OF Great Name Is to
he Coinea into Cash


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Know TbKsGLF. by reanIur the "sci-
enco ~ Lifs." the best medical aorL y,er
published, for young aud middle sed men.
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YOU WILL BIZ GREATLY BENEFITED


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Local Sleeping Cars on ali night trains be-
tween Savannah and Augusta, Savannah and
Macon, Savannah ana Atlanta
C0HRectiOas.
Inc Macon and Eatontou accommodation
tram runs daily except Sunday between
Macon aud EatontOn.
IRAN NO. 81. leaving savannah at 9:40 m,
connects at Gordon daily except Sunday
WI train FOR Eatorton
Train No. 81, leaving Savannah az 8:45 p
m, VIII not stop Except on SundHye) 10 puF
on passengers at stations between Savannah
EUfaula train connects as Cuthbert for Fort
Gaines daily Except Sunday.
The Perry accommodation train between
day.
iue Albany express train runs daily be-
tween Smlthviile snd Biakely.
at Savannah with Savannah, Florida and
western Railway; at Augusta with all lines
10 North and East; at Atlanta with Air Liue
and kennesaw Routes to all points North,
East and West
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
on sale a City Office, No. - Bull street.
q. a. WHITEHEAD, WILLIAM ROGERS .
Gen. Pass. ct. Gen. Sgpt. savannah.
j. c. SHAW, W. 4. SHELLMAN,
Gen. TRAY. Agt. Traffic Manager
savannah Ga.
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pULLING A WARRIORS TEETH.
How the Cowboy ID mist Struggled with
One OF sitting Bulls Grinders

From, the PAilade1pbid Press
There was nothing to relieve the mouot-
ony Of ''wild life" in civilized locality
Tuesday The cowboys roamed aimlessly
about the enclosure, pitched pennies in
the shade Of their tents, and struggled
hard TO pass away the weary moments
Everybody was in good humor except
Sitting Bull. The great chief sat atone in
his tepee, rocking to and fro, ia great
pain, and uttering the mOstdismal groans.
Buffalo Bill visited HIM about noon. ana
succeeded, after considerable trouble. In
elicting "A few Ineligible gruuts in Sioux
lingo TO the effect that the old warrior was
nearly crazy with toOthache.
Many moons ago, while crunching a
buffalo steak, the old chef broke his
tooth. and has borne the pain with stolid
Indifference. A plate OF ice cream made
him fairly howl at Belmont mansion on
Thursday evening during the ''Buffaloes' +"
banquet, and Yesterday his stock of pa
thence gave way entirely.
Big Chief wants tooth pulled out 8"
said the interpreter 20 Buffalo Bll. The
cowb0y dentist WIS sent for m hurry.
and soon appeared armed with large
pair of pinceTs, when looked az though
they had done duty before cutting of
horseshoe nails. sitting Bun wns soon
ready for the operation. he opened his
mouth and The dentist tapped tooth with
the handle Of the plnCers.
"URhl" said the chief.
"All right" said the operator.
The old fellows head was thrown back
AMI the pincers took "a good hold ON his
red gums.
"iow!" said the chief
steady said the dentist.
A wrench and pull followed; tho tent
Was tilnd with q flourish OF brown arms
and buckskln-clai legs, turkey feathers
and earrings.
A series Of hloo5-curdling Wells aOatcd
through tho loosely tapping door OF skins.
and tho dentist picked himself up outside
600 q badly demoralj2pd condition. II WA.
dangerous 20 20 near the old chiefs tent
until nearly Go'clock, when DO. tooth,
becoming noisy again, brought tine Sioux
chieuaiu 20 terms. The dentist was sent
Tor "a second time md came swearing M
I full cowboy style. This time the opein-
ton was euceessiul, and great three
/ lronged grinder in The pircors told Of
mu-cl. not yaiuly excited
"luw, Ne biz chief" said the ola icl.
loW, as he looked at the tusk and spat the
gore from bis to1thless gums.
Cholera. Diphtheria. Fevsrs. malaria.
prevented by the use Of Reed d Curnrcb's
Sodium Hypochlorite (Dsiufectant.j
Recommended by the Public Health AS.
suciatiun az superior % an other disin-
iecttnts aud RermiCides. Sold every
where. send for pamphlet, 49, Fulton
afrpaf NaVv Noth
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Hosiery Way Down.

way DONHs
The following reductions have been made
IN Hosiery, and Will be found tremendous
bargains:
immense lot Children's Fancy Colored Hose
1t l6c.; reduced from Doc. and 25c
] immense lot Childrcn's Fancy COlOred Hose
at 2ae. reduced from 2jc., SOC. and 75c
immense lot Ladies' regular made Fancy
COlored Hose at ne. reduced from soc
immense lot Ladies' regular mndC very best
Fancy Coored Hose a 23c.; reduced. from
zoe. and 81.
Gloves and Mitts Astoundingly Low.
1 lot Ladies brilliant Llsie Jersey Gloves AT
2jc.; former price SOC.
lot Ladies' Brilliant Isle Jersey Gloves AT
Doe; reduced from 1jc.
lot Ladies Long Tafleta SILK Gloves at 42c A.:
former price SIC.
lot Ladies' Long Pure SILK Mitts az SOC. Z.
former price 81 and 81 20. And an our other
brands at a similar reduction.
Linen listers Very Cheap.
As the season is upon a. for these goods we
intend TO quote this line IN keeping with our
general reductions. II You want am Ulster
call on US. for we are the cheapest:
lot Ladies Linen l-tcrs zoe. . worth 81 d.
] los Ladies Linen Ulsters 81: worth Sl 10.
lot Ladies Linen listers 81 %, worth So
lot Ladies' Linen listers 81 so: worth So 80.
Better qualities Ia Linen and Mohair Ulsters
uniformly cheap.
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Saiiroane.
Savannah. F!0rida { Mestern BY.

AZ trains Of this road are run BY Central
go Merida time, which is 80 minutes slower
than Savannah time.
suFEkINTESDEST'S OFFICER
SAVANNAH, Nay >, 1885.
nh AND AFTER SUNDAY. May g. 1885,
~ PASSENGER Trains on this road Will run
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sailItmeru ano anrLetn moppa.
GREAT MARK DOWN SALE!
(N u vi Es II
= J. A 7 = II Il K = Y
BROUGHTON sTREEyr
JCTTON! REDUCTION: 1sI1DUCTIOrI!.:
Parasols ut a Sacrifice.


Having the reputation for keeping always
the largest AMI cheapest selection OF Parasols,
we viii gain double this repute by u call in
our Parasol Department, where we are offer
iug our entire selection at one-half the manu-
iaclurcrs cost:
lot 22-inoh Ned satteen Coaching at 75c. /;
former price 81 -.
I 20; 80 inch Blue Brocade Satin Parasols,
colored uurugs, at 81 %; former price % IS.
Aud our entire assortment at stupcndOus low
prices.
White Goods at Loss.
We oGer agaIu another lot white Goods at
these greatly reduced prices.
1900 yards Atra wide imported Check Main
souk 40 Gt :. per ward; reduced from l5c.
900 wards extra wide TurrO Lace Tlaids and
stripes az l2c.; reduced from BE.
Millinery Almost GVen Away.
SIN frther reductions H tins department.
Iats offered without any regard of their cost
500 assorted straw shapes at 100. reduced
from 3jt and Soc.
6JO assorted Straw shapes at 2ic.; reduced
from sOc.- itc. and So.
$50 aesnrted thldrCus Trimmed school Hats
at 1ot.; former price Soc.
Aud host ~ other grades az slaughtoung
low prices.
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3lailc0a0a.
CantTaI { SagthNesta[n RaIIr'ds

~; Al III Trans OF this system are run DIV Stand
$3.50 IT, loe} hett4laa Tune. which is 70 minutes
slower than time kept by city.I iu'e1
~ Avn SAYASNAH, GA, ,uly ~. lss5
{ D AND after SUNDAY, JYty - az 49,
- - passenger Trans on The CepirsI '99';
~, az e9teau Railroads and branches WIN
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Mail orders promptly Attended 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-08
CerRT PRecEEDISGs.
srArr1.E. April I, Is

sKATTIk. April z. lssS.
i3il. Oreila A. Cresweli W. Rafus NJ
CrssSell-0rder granting injunction is
snisd.
1879. Territory Of Washington Ss.
Charles Waber and Kitty Durr-Pisa Of
NOT guilty entered and ease set for trial
neKf Friday.
John w. Pearadh, q native Of Eng
land. was admitted 10 citizenship.
The Grand Jury. on the pari of the
Territory, transacted the fallowing z
business;
Territory Of Washington w. bob
James, an Indian--Accnsed of assault
with deadly weapon. Not Ene bill.
Territory vs. George Bemis-Aecused
Of exhibiting deadly weapon In rude,
angry and insolent manner IN = crowd
Of two or more persons. Not true
hill We lind The complaint frivoloas,
and tar the costs 10 Charles q. Stein-
we,s, the complaining witness.
Territory Of Washington ". - -
lndIiciment for ---. A trae bill.
1erritsry ys. W. l.. Jordan, q y. Red,
ington and Chaflcs II. Rsdineton Ma
Iieious mischief true bill.
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ksv. d. ]. Pierce closed his s.copd
year Of labor With the First Baptis,
Church last Sunday and a. large nun.
Der OF eosTsEts have recently been ~.
seived. be took occasion to snEnmArizs
his work as follsxs:
Additions 10 tvo years zork-Bsx.
iisus SO; letter 10; experience IL: resSo,-
alton 8; total pOs. Disrnissala-L4tser
~; deaths 8; exclusions 5; total q. Net
gain 70. Forty Ons Of these have bseu
received II The recent meetings. u bx
oApflsns 10 by letter, and 4 by eIperi-
enee.
There are st present IN the church
Le4 men bers. Of whom 50 are non-rass
dents OF the resident members ~ are
men, boys women 6z. misses %; total
Ia Non residents; males n; fen aIes
-; total ~ Two families of the church
nave members each, four have each.
twelve have . each, and twenty have 2
eaeh, making lO4 members iu 81 fam
uiez. there are IN families represent
cd On the rails. and 400 families on The
pastor 8 calling list The church main
tatns three Sunday schools, having on
tseir rolls over 300 scholars, and averaR-
ing about z0e each Sabbath. Besidrs
these 1t Ia furnishing supplies to several
others on the Sound.
In ~ months the church has raised in
all over 5000, including a bnildine for
paElors. ETC., mission Sunday school,
mission funds, aud current expensss
L4st year - Of the $50 members signed
tbe Subscription paper and 500 aecumu.
lated arrears we're raised in the midss
OF the hard times in January, lsa5 leay.
ipR the church free Of dsbt, except
about $50 for church addition.
The recent revival meetings opened
February la. and slosed March Is, 81
tained good degree Of interest before
any help was secured. and continued
With unabated interest after the depart
ure Of Rev. Banks, of WaIla Waila, v ho
rendered valuable assistance While here
for two weeks. The church il thorough
~ united, earnestly at work. and thof.
ouehiS equipped Tor intense continued
personal effort.
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PoRT bLAKELX, April s.-The followino
Vessels are today here for San Francis
20: Barkentine X. K. Ham, 5ss tons:
schooner Courser, 35s tons; ship South.
Urn Chief, 1888 tons; barkentine Amelia.
~ tons. for Honolsln; ship Gaardisn,
lDT3 tons, for Valparaiso: !. British ship Sir
William Walker. 9ss tons, for SYDNEY
British bark Huron, 77t tons. for Valpa-
faiso.
OLp TAoosA, April The Swedish
ship Doctor MeigeF. 647 tons. arrived
here from CoQuimbo via Victoria and
Port Townsend. She Will load for Mel
sourne. As the crew will stay bv the
vessel, they will stew the lumber, thus
avoiding the necessity Of employing a
crew of stsvedores. The Kate Dawes
port Is laid up at the mill wharf. Brit
lsh ship NInsvah for Sydney is nearly
loaded.
NEAH Bar, April THE sealing feet
are all IN port on account Of stormy
westerly winda. Signals are going up
for q start our Btrk c. G. Whlimors
30 days from Honolulu. bound to De-
parture Bay, passed in Sunday with
main topmast gone.
PokT AsGKIos, April THE wharf
bsine built by Smith a Mastick of this
place will soon be eompietsd. All the
piles are set and capped and the plank
ing is landed ready for spiking. II will
bs one Of ths finest structures OF it,
kind on the Sound. 1t is GO feet long
and - feet wide with a T loo feet long
and 10 feet vide. There is 20 feet OF
water at low tide which will &C somodate
any vessel ply ng between the Soand
arid San Francisco. Water will be led
from stfeam near by into 9 tank on
tue end of the wharf TO furnish steam
ers, and quantity Of sood viii be kept
on hand to be furnished at lower gatea
10 tut boaAs and the steamer Dispatch,
than the same can be had 90 any ether
point. Parties from up Ssand have Of
feifed 10 rent a building on tae wharf ss
q restaurant aud saloon. The wharf
will cost 5000. The tugs Holyoke, Ia
coma and Niastick were In pors sunday,
also the ship Shirley from Tacoma
bound 10 San Francisco.
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A ROMANTIC REGION.
RaKEkLR, ". T., Aprl 5, 50.

FaAEkLEs, W. T., Apfil 5, 80.
sxros Ps@s-IsTEIiIsEsoEB
Bsssa reaiier Of your pspsr, and
,A,nkiaR that q few items iron this
,aas might be Of interest to your read
.es shoaRhs ] would endeayor TO giye
- little information. Having heard
a. BIaeh Diamond 60 often spoken of.
!, .uueaFs 70 uBs ws have bSen sighted
4 ros being noticed. We have awak-
.sed fron COR slumbers st last, on see :
,ss The train arrive with the elite Of
,<.,tls. uho we're surprised 20 find such
sr,sassss preparations and develop
s.,..ss hare, not being prepared to ind
ssythfne OF thu kind. We have been
snlsEns for civtlix alton TO reach us for
ams tins, and sers gfatified st last on
staraay. when the train full OF anxious
aouirsrs arrived hera. Owing to the
Eni,sd time aI.Uved them, no opporta
slty vss afforded the excnrsionists 30
slserve the grafd scenery In this local
A.. Ths track 10 laid hese and is nov
ring finished III coed shape. and will,
slen dOte, be The finest pteos OF road
b Warrington Territory; and all Ne
n,s Iaek 10 the opening Of the mines 20
have tue finest ard most psctoresque
ssnp on the coast. Grsen river abonnds
sin hsh. Here can be seen the silver
alpen vending its way up the stream
tsaeposii its spawn: also the frisky and
lssilas0me trout, OF which there are sew
Frsl speeisa, from he salmon TO the
mall spenklsd brook front. In fact,
thls is the sneler's paradise, fer almost
4 any time be san supply the Seattle
naraes when be feels 80 disposed.
Frum the depot can be seen Mount
Rainier. with its surrounding hills. Up
ID river four miles are the Bridal Falls
poiFine over rocky ledge cue hundred
iset hlRh and losing itself In the river
belss. Teo milis from here, m q direot
hau IL the Northern Psoifie kailroad
tnihiDg the Cascade branch across the
moantains. The country 10 the vicinity
Il this part Of the Northern Pacific
skasnds In lskts teerping With fish.
I loae 10 this plisee il wagon road 20
south Prairie and Carbonate. So son
can Sc that We are in quite central
haaaion here.
Nos, II you see fit 10 publish this IN
year papst, u may lead sone people TO
think there is st least another place in
thess everlasting hills than The Black
Diamond coal mine. X. .
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sssE SURPRISING suGraEs.

Tbs spring number of Il. q. Dun &
uolH semi annual businass iist given
esi 10 this city yesterday, furnishes
sessR ipfoFmation interesting in con.
pseatsn with the article printed yes
ietaly morning I'm the general condi-
Ice snd prospects Of the country. Com
Dasiian Of the lists Of firms doing busi-
ssa 10 Portland In September Of last
ysaf and 81 the present time, shows an
idikiou 10 six months Of three hon
ere4 names, an increase of nearly 20
~ cent This ste tem0nt will surprise
nssg Of oar peaple who have not no
ased he extraordinary advance of retail
lfs3s aiong the F.Teess IeadipR baek
ffem the eanteFs OF business and in the
zaatsF parts of tie city. The addition
4 Eims of itself proves ssme increase
q Ne y0lnme OF business. IL sho1s.
IN 4 rsvixing spirit of confidence and
: suggestive OF paany benefits In the
hisHk u "a, iRdeed, the most health
N Rln Of the business year Just now
ssnine xish mary other promises OF
kzltii times ahead.
fhl puhlication qu0ted above fur
sizaas some facts about our nei2hbors
esfhtls lee interesting than the iteais
Na4s'ns 10 Portland. IiuTine ths past
e ueaths the number Of frms doing
saaslesa in Seatths has Increased ave
- esns- Tacoms has neither gained
sR loss, San Fraaciseo has gained Is
- eEnA These tlgOrea have soGne in
sseH a matter of loeal vanity or local
tsiaesy, dependent Bpon the point OF
nsf, bas they havH real saise In that
30 show. % far a. the Pacific Coast
sscllarnsa. that the backbone of ihs
~ times IN broksn. They do not In.
ssAt . rslnFn Of The iiesh times Of
Aiss pears AGO, they point TO nsthina
lhs natnre Of 8 Boom They only
@as a. iaefeased energy es hnsinsss,
ealf . suggestion OF an tneEeass
yelams. Eat the tendency b
aslzhiui. We ar. advancing tnstsad
ssing Rfaand.
tas mnfe general tiistrihatiun of
ses shown In the added number Of
s'ms e assurance ,h elssar methods Of
asz and viii naturally prompt
w 2'th u eomgetstion. The strng'
q w baslness will BE- the greater as
ntnoer 81 nrfns grows larger. Tbs
saps.ng tolGmns of the 0ressasss
MD FURNISHED during the Vas'
80 hARinning 30 eear tesilneny
.s1sii cay Of freshened spirit Of
and alrnmiy she's snsaa evi'
g ssoanpesition In which the
tee naest widely extends the rspa'
- q N basiness will win the has'
- ffifA. -tss9sssta