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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07
1T PAYS

1No INSURE IN THE TRAVELLERS.
L OF Hartford. Conn, the best as well
rs the 'sgest Accident lnsuran. en-
psny IN the world. head the oilowing
IA pies OF c aims paid in SEATTLE ny the
Travellers. for sccideb tai death and inju-
lies most OF them well known citi. ns.
Yon are acquainted With some of them,
SIX their opl MON OF accident in-urance
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Generation

follows generation, transmitting q legac,
Of good or i'll. according 10 wellknown
physical laws. To the unfortunate suf-
arer from hereditary Scrofu'a. nothing can
he more cheering than the assurance tina;
in Ayers Compound Extract Of sarsapa-
ri,ls is found constitutional remedy,
which eliminates the poisonous faint. and
restores 10 the blood the elements neces-
sary TO
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The Ernest Gabler piano combines in
the highest degree beauty of tone. per-
fection Of action. elegance of finish,
wonderful durability. For sale by Al
BERT HANSEN, Yeslsr Leary block,
Front street. nos
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Pof Ports Orhard and Washington

STEAMER HELEN. w. II.
Kills. Master. leaves Harring-
ton & Smiths wharf, Seattle, every N onday
Wednesday and Friday, at 30 Q. m . for
Mirchelrs Point, head OF Port Orchard !;
also. to head of Port washington. he
tuI ming leave head of Port Washington
al Q Q. m. head OF Port Orchard At Ios3D
@ m, Nit hells Point at II q. m arriving
at Seattle about 30 p. m. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. au27dw
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TO the UNFORTUNATE

=
,ispensAry No. s2s
kearny street. ssu
Francisco. EstAb
lished In 1854, for
the trestmsnt Of
sexual and seminal
Diseases, such o.
0oNozRz0A,0 LHr,
ernCTuEx, BYPAu~
ILIs In al It's forms,
I HxxusAL wkaxxHss
ssnd IMP TKNcY
Loss Of manhood
'uermaneDtiv e.,rad
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cribed real property:
Lot z, block IL, Maynard's
plat-Situated on Third street,
between Main and Jackson. This
lot has thereon a good business
house, bringing in a good rent.
Lot 4, block a, 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 A, corner Front
and Virginia streets, upon which
is located the Central House, con-
tanning 81 rooms, and bringing
in a rental of SIS per month.
Lots 2, 8 and 4, block 43, 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 Lenora
Lots 8, 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 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 will
be clear Of all taxes mp to jan
uary, 1886.
DOC MITCHELL,
Auctioneer, 8l3 Front street.
2. o. box S32.
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FOR the UPPER skAcIT.

Stmr Glide G. W. Cove, Master
r EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
II Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood, Utsalady. Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon, Starting and all In
termediate points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to GEORGE
FOSTER on the wharf. api
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TICKETS FOR 40 OR 80,

adm sc4fent
rfrondt Of
nand b.
st@su-d
ouas
~ Wsmen 0
epf tha@s
,TTrg
ocidw
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NoTIoE.-Will the parties Who left a
stove at Vahlbusch il Co.'S, on Front
street, without orders, please call and
explain. 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-07

HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
II manufactured and kept In stock, In
large quantities.
Dealers will find II to their advantage
to buy directly Of us, as we sell strictly
The cash system enables "a to sell cheap
Goods sent G. o. d. 70 any part Of the
coast.
A large quantity of tobacco stems for
sale.
Cigars manufactured to order In any
desired shape and packed In any style TO
suit custOmera mYldWtf
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STEAMER & RAILROAD TRAVEL

WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the y. 8. Mail.
THE COMPANY's STEAMER
&eWASHIN6T0N
CAPTAIN 8. JACKSON.
WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening. at Q o'clock. for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip Coupeville
Oak HArbor. Utsalady, Laconner. Fidalgc.
Anacortea, Guemee, Samish. Fairhaven'
Bellingham and Sehome.
Returning, viii leave Whatcom every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
inga at O'Clock. for Seattle. calling
intermediate points ON the way.
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
CAPTAIN g. DENNY.
Willleave Seattle fer Skagit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday. 10
turning Tuesdays and Fridaya
For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, on Yeslers wharf. or on hoard
the beats at the same wharf.
mrSl-u GEO. 8. JACOBS, Sec'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. 3a1s,
W X. of L.. meets every "Wednesday. AT
$50 p. M. in Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren in good standing are cordially
invited to attend.
M. MCMILLAN M. W.
WALTER wALRRR r. mil
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

.DEING AN OLD AUCTIONEER o.
ID twelve years experience. and ~
oughly understanding The busines..
fer my services to all needing then y
that line. l will give my entire atts.fle
to business entrusted to me. ! VIII ~
real estate and personal property q "
shortest notice. In the city of Seattle -
county Of King. X CHEADLA
sci Seattle Pogto0oa
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MISCELLANEOUS
CURTIS xcDoyAD $500 = =.
Preside
SEATTLE GENERAL HOSPITAL

- faraish
medicines Asf
q a
Be-
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Total payments by Traveller .sli.isa o.
TAYLOR & BURNS,
seaerAl Insurance Agents, Buffers Bald.
Ing. oppss t. Occi sentAl HofsL ocze I'm
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SEATTLE LODGE No. G. 1. o. @. T..
- meets every Monday night In Bells
Hall. on Front street next to Belts Hotel.
Visiting mesehers In god standing cor.
di lily invited.
CARRIE V. PALMER. W. C. T.
GEO. Il. CoTTERILL, k. 3.
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Posr ToxxsrSD, Nov. 5.

4 number of Cinnamon and women
arrived this morning from Tacoms, 20
take passage TO China on the bark South
eru Chief. The vessel is detained here
longer than vas 6rst expected.
Bark Oakland. Capt. Welfare. arrived
this msrning. Il days from san Fran.
cisco. She loads a return cargo at for'
Madison.
Schr. Dora Blahm. Capt Blahm, nine
DAYS from San Francisco, arrived this
morning and passed up the sound she
made the last round trip in 81 days.
B.rkentine Mslav. Capt. Rust. sailed
this morning from Port Discovery vita
a cargo Of iumber, ooond to Melbourne.
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pHE NUGGET,

DUBLIsHED IN THE HEART
i OF . rich Agricultural region,
h an excellent advertising medi-
um and business men should make
use Of its columns. 1t has the
largest circulation Of any paper
between Portland and Tacorua
Olympia not excepted, and Ia the
onctAl paper of Lewis county.
subscription. ~ Q year: single
copy. 5 cents Advertising rates
made known upon application.
Address THE NUGGET,
clio ChehAliA W, r.
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skAvEs SKATES!
IN Pfices reduced On Club
n.y. =, aud Riak skates Send
for Catalogue and state
" w about how many on may
want. WEBSTER & c., II New Mont
geometry street, Fan francisco. set 3n
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.

WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
" day for Tacoma, at 40 q. m; return.
ing leaves Tacoma for Seattle at II q. m.
On Mondays the Zephyr connects with
the Hay ward at Tacoma for Olympia
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1885-03-28

cestaine dextSrit&, je suis encore plus fort
IA pistolet.. Qu'en pensez-vous, vicomte
Celui-ci frissonna, mais ne repondit point.
Un instant les deux anciens completes se re-
gasderent en- silence. ..l.ss-.
IGidose await en- d'abord Intention dune
franche rupture; mails, en- Setrouvant dom
Lopes aussi resolu dams - haine, il se dit {:
-voyons-le vsnir! pour d<jouer ses txa.
mss, faut les connaitre... Pour sauver
Georges, Il faut avoir Pair de rester le COM
pGoe ou du moins le complainant de son en-
nemi. - -. on ~ e
.-Quoi de nouveau demanda soudaine-
ment le Bresiien. - .r
LCest tout, justemsnt Ia question que
Jallais vous adrssser, rspondit Isidore. Je
~ suis plus dams b mouvement.. Une de
mes tantss rappelle le neveu prologue! vous
ellss Strs epatA marquis. je suis On train
d payer mes dettes. el.a
MOI q msms, st Bayadas sves son fslin
souziss,- et dams les coavenancss-.. vous
compesnss... ! h vsille dun marriage.
Bah eontse quit @
-n! qui ssea;t-es, men cher vicomte, si-
non h belle de- bellies.
Dom Lopss pazlsit en- homme assure de- h
reuseite masivaudait.
-Aais, &c Is;dors avec quelque surprise,
veas vous Stss donc sxpliqus csaegoriqus-
mant g.. IS 80 +,
-Tres catsgos;quemsnt
"a madsmoiislls Montgiscard con-
: Tout au eootnairs elle ma fornellsnens
dSslasS. que son cour n'stant plus ibre, elle
ne sssait jamais ma fsmme... a.
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On aait qn'en Angleterre rnsage Dc cor.
respondrs par Ia sOis dea j0urnaax sst
pouas& juaqn'auy eytr6mes li,nites:
Une jeune miss s'Stant laiss6 eul~ver. aon
p3re lui adrrasait css jOurs-ci dams 10 1Smes
10 priere aWivante:
''Si decid&ment v0us ne v0ule1 pas reve-
mir aupr6s dc vos parents d6eol6a # psets
4 vOus o0vrir lsnm bras, reuvoyes. nos,a 40
moins... 10 chef do parmoire aux eouGtu.
res!" 4i'. - ''.' f'
Le rAre Francois -qui ne passe pas pr6.
cis3ment pour attxchrr s0n chiem avec dee
saueiases es-surpria par ans visise, eavoie
sou domestique emplir IN cichet an collier.
-Et smrt~ut sidls tout le temps lui 70.
commando. ''A
Et q"and i'autre est parti!
CONNIE celia, dit.il 1 con visiteur, js
Sri sdr Gull ne siflsra pas ooa eide.
Lea enfsntA terribles:
LIE gentleman Tony, Age a cinq on six
ana, cauaait, I'autre ionr, en- l'absence de ses
parents, avec nm ami de- Ia maison.
-AlOnsi~nr, dk-il an visitsss, voules.
vons me faire de ID musiQue avec votre
Mai: poarquoi eetss qsest'oe. moo
-C'~st qne maman dit toujonrs que vos
dents, c'est des touches de piano.. ~
Un petit village eet priv< dean potable.
Uns source aas~s 6l0ien<e et dan acces
dinicile fournit aux beaoins du village.
Al moment ls p6miasi0n des billrts dc
Ia Lotsrie nationals, dana Irapoir De O..
gner an lot pouvant fournir lee fonda nd
c~ssaircs amensr la aOwrce aur 10 gvande
place do pays, tssss Ire habilantA, h con-
seil municipal en- tSt~, ont pria, aw proilt
de- ID commune, dssx cent cinquante bill.
let's. Ht.l. -
Lo crOirmit.0nf
L'heursux village . SIS Mvoris6 par 10
aOrt. '4F
Un des sumkros Quit poaaeds est sorti.
II gagn6... une casne ! pAchsf .r
C'est le c0mble do rirumie.
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UNE PEL0USE De ROSES.

On peut, dit le Journal dee Csltiratsxrs,
former une pelOuse de roses, CO qui pro-
duit rrffst 10 plus merveilleux; voici com.
ment on s'y prend pour obtenir CO r6sul-
tat:
On choisit nm bon sol, rahri dea granda
vents, ct on planto dea varieties de rosters
francs de pied. Les varieties greff3es dom
nent do mOins bons r6sultats one celles
sur franc, 1 cause des gourmands qui pous-
sent su pied des sujsts.
Apras la taille ct le labour du terrain
con yspaLlement .pr6parE. m pi6tins e aol,
on 10 tasse, a6n do faciliter Ie chevillage.
Cette operation peut avois lieu 40 priu.
tempo ou 1 rautomue. 81 on plaute dee
rosters en- petits sujets, II NJ faut pas tail.
ler Ia premiere aimee, mais on courbe ct On
cheville toutcs les jeunes pousaes avec des
crOchets en- bois ct meme dea <pingles
chevenx. Lorsque lee s9jets sont trop vi
goureux, IN lee taille 1 Is on 20 eentimA.
tres de long
TOujours on obtieht nne grande quantit6
de feurs sur le jeune bois des uOsiers; par
consequent, II eat neceaaaire dc TALLER t0us
lee ana. en- supprimaot le bois Dc la saison
pr6c3deutc. 49,. .
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etrs les Ames damnses du Br6silien, jeta par
rentsebaillement de b porte ces trois mots:
--Frits est H.. =
--Et, probablement, voiei rantre! acheva
dom Lopez avec IN signe pour que h visi-
teur ftt mtroduit. ~.
-Fits! murnura Iy;dors, n'est.ee ms
le domestique allemand Dc Noatgiseardt {
-Pr&c;sement... un B1varois, con ho1nme
do conAance, r6poudit Bayadas; ct 81 vous
Stes cu ieux den savoir advantage, vicomte,
dissimulss- vous dersiAre cette tapisserie.. Je
ne vous empsche pas d'entendre.
A psine vaudin avait-l disparu, que le
Bsvsrois entra. Cetait un do ces Allemands
doux ct blonds, qui rougissent CONNIE des
jeunes 6lles, ct, sous lee apparences do n
plus candide honnatst3, cachent h d6peava-
ton h plus noire. On ledt couronn6 rosiAre
On O. moment mame Oa les ysux baiss(s ct
h bouchs On cour, j vsnait trshir odieuse-
ment son maitse. -
An regard inte1oeatsw d Bayadaa, q
rep0ndit avee oompoucti0u:
lie bal Do % soir n ssra PES reaais.
Monsieur ~ mieux...
--Bisn... 6t avec sa&isfact;oa le maeqsis.
Tout est disposs dams b pavilion a-
-Hsss h f.aa.s ols a. h pssis. poss. da
pasci L..
LA voici.
In SsAanes, dom Lopss lui pssssnta b
let&re qui vena;t de tsnber setss - mains:
-Pouzsais-tu, d'iei \ % sois, qsssti0ans
til, inter cette ecritures
la, rspOudit FSits. .7
-Aloss, conclat h Brssilien, pssss daafs
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L,EGLlsE Do vERRE D'IAU.

Psr uWe bsAlsnts ssjr6e drEapaRws d
t@o6o eol6y y v6sax esr6 T. 0ea. .Plstse,
villAgo @0sl@ess Rsses Dc 66vills, veutsa,
66oo 6e1GnA 0ass - poovvo maSeou d
rh1oDo6o1s b osoosa 0aseasita, dlgpo 6
oooouo0foa)UO usoVusWouo0. Qeo)Q0e 0i.
80 aSo ~ ~ hobltut I vu1r ehes Oee
Gsea;uaaa, - ~ peovaie S'e@poeloe d y.
nG.Qow to16s11sHt (ui vtgsais - Dsgie
- - pseos. O'astase plos Qse y - eais
QoGoo pstoooo6ea - e6so.e6so y talaait
Soooosele eosssU dasaseaeo h ssditt 0es
0ago 6 - p6ossje - 6eoSlsa Deoa
Nae0ngoes suAessls q pstpassN peae y
sDoeee - 80 oel1re, - 6sDss petito ~.
asl1e lS,s peasiae, = - = tsesssisst,
. val ~, galos6 . easss g = uen pea.
Peax - n011A Qoe - essess q dloss, -
ssisseole yt d6g1leie eses h plae - talent
FaasjblA L ee1sS hooe - o6aoss 80 sasi.
Solo ~ o1l6shoae, q Cts i} .9osa
-Oies ~ leeA 1aeossils, vsisl ess
e)lo.eo0gi6s @ai 6sls Vsa3r rseo . besees.
Pr - coelgol 80 ea0as6s, = deis ~
oetst peoo - shspelos - ssiles Il "a.
- . toovsa - passa ssspse 49, -
Assost 1ssAs, NesUassse levs - ysss.
eev1 ooennOSe edsgsace sssA u
vlaaDNDls OBsses6eses - d6seaPssa @.
- . - sss te.ss0s ssessssiss .
Odo1O - - 66lnppolo6s@eoe Il seDsd
od0uoD ~ - v5oooooa belo)e oo0oS %
49, 9 . vseosea ~ b ear6, Qoi halaea
ooogoos 6 ~ 1 veis baess, svee b tl0loi.
e69ee sslAss Vsi ssdssts - ssasssss =
90 Uoeos - si rfsaa 3hEnw - It. -,
-bahi SsasA n = . pess dess, u z .
too1Do0 pooe tsu6a. E6 q niAo6ais pos
ve1o &C. = Alaoaase osasis q 6li1 %
e1o1b6 81 ~ -. 0amO6 dspsis desS
49, gt It-lit nf "Nft ffat
1880 viseRl esd shsttiss i-C'sse
sssas - oarnssast - pass'ss
L. q ess6, lsrast este sr1se pss
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la cuElLLErrE pEs OLIVES.

Yes passse - jsunss 6llss
!rleusse - point du jour. A
An LON on entsnd lss trilles
Dc lsuss gais rsfrsins d'amoar.
Ellss vouti L. seuts ct bslIs
e fa;t dss dStours souvsnt
1ais une vsix lee appeus:
"Pas Il vite, U devantI..."
Get b voix Dc quslqus mAes
Qui suit b joyeux troupeau
e croft voie-pensSe alnses!-
On pstit pSchS nouveau.
Caf i ct bien dilRcile
D. gnrder dams IN chsmin.
Dss 6lles On bands agils
On - tsnnent par h nain.
Ellss cusillsnt lss olives,
6GvardanE 6 rant hsut,
DnD11Dmue @ 1Gn6 tn1ao vGsoO
1ssf paaSsr- -.oins qas1 n 6a.t.
1t soss 4 b;ss piquants
Coams ls1ss pfopos sslis
Tour I tour chAcune chante
De- ssapssts s;te snvolis. q.
e b esssn ii 1t cEgns
Son a der d haut de- c;sux
YsGs \ llstts aaligns
Oout y 6Iout ct soucieux.
AhlSlese Qu,aloss els rive
4 ramoursux ! rsl noir.
Qui-dn-on-rattsnd sans trSvs
4 = pests chaass soir...
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die ct je cons en- assure, II no perdra pas -
recompense." -. a.
Amen. r<pondit la seiiora Margarita.
Le lendeUaiu, le cure 6t entsrrer 10
corps do Ia femme trouve pres du ravin, 1t
rGcita pour el!e lee prieres des morris.
La fin a sossedi.
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XVI.
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- - $780, 3l11sss vanAin, sa~vi-
CO. tbk 1eq1la "a "a
@ = aQpdan QIT sRlA <gnlssnt -
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1885-03-28

Le dernier de B6t,6:
Petite mere, c'ess toi qai cot bien hsu-
reuse! .p
-Ponrquoi. mon ch6rii
-Si tn avais mal aux dents, tn pourrsis
tout desuite les retrsr! ....--
Mon Diem que cette Eudoxie est done
sOtte! diaait Nine dc c.. on parlant dune
do sea amies.
QUEEN savez.voasi ellie no dit jamais
rien
-C'e.t <gal, on volt qu'elle pense d.s
Letises!
Un paysan venait Paris pour In r'r.
n,i6re fOis. LIE apectacle de cette graude
vile IL jeta dans radmirati"n; aucnne en-.
aeigne ne lui 6chappait; IL cOnsid6rait at
fraient ses regartls, ct ss curi0sit6 10 pOr.
tn ju.qnN d6sirer savoir toutes lea mar.
chsndisAs Vui ~ veudaient dams chsQue
6ontiquS. n w 1n h0mme toat seul dams
On bnreau dc change. 49,
-Mousieur, lul demanda.tn d'nu air
passablement niais. dites- moi done GO qne
vOus vendex, ell vOus plaitf
Le changenr crut Quill poavait - divertjs
aux dkpena du persOnnNge
-Js vends, lui r6poudit.il, dss tdtss
dane.
Ma fol, repartit sondsin le paysan, vous
en- faites IN grand debit, car IL men reste
plua qu'0ne dane v0tre b0ntiqne.
Et snr o., le paysan s'esQuiva, laisaant
le Psrisieo tout etsurdit dun parsil a.pro.
pcs.
Et lee adairssa u
Q~atrs hsaerAbles n6geeiants casssot
entire eux: i's'
-Peah! r6poad 10 pasiasicr, 81 no ~
pas; avant pen % serai en- dSeo.tssvs, st
Mol, dit ls bosianger. j. ssis dass kpt.
-Qaant ! moi, dit 10 shaseutier, a "a
loWgtempa one uson commerce tourus %
sas De bosdis -5.....ila ...
-Et moi. ecneI"t l<picisr, j. ssis jss.
qw'su sos dsas h ssSiaess. 40 -lr5t
Us visax rteidivisee s'sstsnA eoodamssr
1 elk mole dc dc pejs0a. .rli .tft f.'
AuSaie6e u - Isvs ct svse soo plas gra-
cjeux sousire: ff' p
-Est.cs que Il tribunal 20 me ssrs pas
une petite remasef --".
Poor .seel nstifa demande 10 prSsi-
dent ftmpSGai.
Oh monsieur. % si bon elaent!
On esp6iiti0nnaire dune d pes gran.
dee adoiaistsatioi.a drmsmda nn congo do
Qaarsnte. huit heures OF rsvieut "a bout Do
huit jours. 5..-..t,
Sou chef sapprste I'apostroPhsr s&vs-
remens. rs 5stf
Ell bien, mooairsr one sigui6~ H..
-voas u'avrs sccesd6 20 coWg6 Dc Vua-
raste- limit hssrsa, n'sss-es past Iai.
-Aps4sS
-J~ tsavaille alx hsasrs par joWr. HUT
foia six saasamte.hwit. '1a q.
L. chef tNsuba do soN roWd do eulr. II
6tait ta6. (Pas 10 reod Do eulr.) -
Ches 10 dan:iste: Nss fa.
-Monsieur le dentiste, 70 eo0seWs 1 60
one vOus m'enaormies, maia n,sllssnr
voas d j. ne me T6veillais paa! r.
Ala roulette. N. A.. p,ete On bilIet Dc
mile francs Ann Dc ses amsia. OF - fhirs
On towr dana lca jardins dW Casino.
--Eh biem hi dit-il IN rsvemsnt, tUn
billet do mile ct u fait dee pstitsf
-Dss petiis maia oui. tn voiA.. a'ule-
ment h pArs nest plua. 10 jou~ss
don cir pitsux, eu exhibant sleux biDlets do
cent francs. 'ti fsb f-f.n.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-04-08

DUBLIN, April S-A numerously-
meeting OF members of the National league
was held here Tuesday. Addresses were de-
liver,d by Me5srS Healey, 0'Brien and
others. The speakers without exception de-
nounc the hunkeyism displayed
by the Irish loyalists in their
preparation for the coming of the prince
and princess of Wales One speaker sug-
gested that the corporation close the roads
or streets in this city through which the
royal cortege proposed to pass, aud thus not
only foil the obsequious aims of those who
hal caused decorations to be placed
throughout the royal route, but at the
same time teach the heir apparent that the
toadyism of few. ..Irishmen could not be ac-
cepted as expressing the will of the people Of
Ireland's metropolis. The prince and prin-
cess of Wales left London Tuesday evening
for Holyhead, whence they will cross Il
Kingston, and reach Dublin early Wednes
day morning