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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
THE
DIR. LIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPENsAKY.
400 GeAry street. san Fra.
cisco. Cal.

Ce-@euseo ~ Qaaiined FtY. ~ HT+F
graduated N[NyH
<rhe OLDEST sPrrr.,r.,.ETZ\F&}-f
Ia tho Omitted stsses. vhoss E<T<N3M
I1rk lone lxPERrksuR. D.. KAN
fect ineihed and pure pelt N
s1ne, insure ePKEn1 and pEn IN
MANxST SuRRs q all Prsvsta Isl
unronic and Nervous Dsseseee LEI
Ansctions Of the Boon. sxu I'M
nLpNcts bLAnDKR. ERUPfIoNe wv
uLoKns, oLD SoRRs swxrIr~S E<3{
or xlxn GLANDS, soar Mor-r~ IN
rEaoAr. BosR PANS, perman..k,. "
sraalchted from the system e. issss - -
NERVOUS Debility. Irsncs..s.
nessss ses1sl Decay, Metal "a ts,ss.s
MeakneSs, Failing Memory w..t -.
stunted Development Impe6tn...s 4. -.
riAse. etc, nom excssses or va-,sAe., s.s..r
c = AZ eAase speedily. sAfsiy ID prisssss
Youne nIdaie.sssd and Ga M "a =
vac need medical 81 III and sxpsri-.s-- ~.
..,,. - ~ HeroR~an Physician d unos Es
misery and shame. when ips..-...s ~ 4.
visif The city fer treatner msslr'r.. -. =,
senf eysrywhers By express - f.. 49,
vation. II u self-evident $50 sS-ss
VINO gives bis whole ataentl.n A - =, -.
1865 aaains great akin. And rS..ia..s
snroesnout the country, inoVi1x r.. ~,
ansatly recommend difaoult c.s1 = -. ~
est Specialist. BY whom essrx - 49,
semeay : used. TIE Dectors a. ~ s<,sr.
enee mAkes his spiaicn q sspssns 49,.
send for TIE sanitsrs.t cu,ss 1. u,.,.A
NJ frse Also. SELF Anslyst.
Or. Liehig's WONDERFUL GrnNkw n,v..>..
Foh permanently prevents al unnasr1ai 49,
from the system, tones the nerres Rr,cr1E
ems the muscles, checks thu wast<. .nvsas s.ln1
NE whole systsn, and restore u. 1fl;sS2 4.
health aad happiness.
IRE foeeon - many cannot ~ er,si 4
seminal Weakness. less of Mankoei. ~. Il
owing 70 complication called P7ps,ai rrkN
WITH hFperaet6eefa, which requil = pse.'sr
treatment DR.. Liebig,s lnvsSorsiof Il ~
oniy positive cure for pros,atsiThsA. VIII -
s1liar special tusstmeat. ussd 4 Dc llsila
DisperseFy. -
Price Of Inyisorsior. q. oass a d. b..
ues, Sla Sent 10 ans addrsss esssrsa =
cureiy nom observation 10 prsvs sne uaa.
derful power Of Che Invizoxsior ! d hotl1
VIII De given or ssnt ffee.
PoveFsnl Electric Belts ffss d uazIsnh.
Consultation free and privafe. cSH n n
oress LlEn1G DksPk<aA8f.
go 9aary street, San FrAnc,sco a.
Prtvnae entrance, 4oS Mason slr1< ~
blocks mp eeasy from Kaarny. Man ts&&
through Dlspcnssry Drug store nIk1k9la
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17

An Ordinance 10 vAs.te . certain alley,
The City Of sesttle does ordain ~ FOL
Iowa:
SECTION !. That the alley extcnaina
from Main street to jackson street,
through block twenty -eizhE l2sl Of May,
naEds plat q the town lnow cityl Of Sc,
attic e and the same y hereby vacated
See : That this Ordinances shsM take
eIect zna e 70 force from and after the
shall have been publ he'd.
Passed D. the Common Council If the
CITY of Seattle the 81 Gay Of July. Is<k
Approved b. me the sth day ~ July.
y,,.. -, JOHN LEARy. Mayor.
...,.,..,s = s. OSBORNE Clerk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
CURE sILIousNEss.

JehDc. Pat,isOn, Lowell. Nehr-. wriieS
"Iwzs attacked with BiiioIs Fever, Wiki
was followed b. Jaandiee- / was 50
dangerously I'll. that my friends despair j
OF my recover. / commenced. taking
Ayer's Cathartic Pills, and soon regaiacd
my customary strength and viz0r. feel
certain that I owe my recovery to your
Invaluable PiIis.T
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17

CUBE neApAcHE.

Hezdaches srs usually induced By COS
tfsssness, Indigestion, foul stomach, or
other arrangements Of the digestive sys-
TEN, and may Be easily cured By the use
Of Ayers PITS Mrs. Mary A. Sect.
Portland, Me-. writes: Il had sEfEered
dresdfHiiy froa sick Hesdache, aad
thought nyself ineurablc. DISORDER e.
the stomach caused il. ayers Pills esr,sI
me entirely
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
MAPS or SEkTTIE.

GH0wINg LOCATION. SIZE AND
~ shape Of Seatties 10 additional mail
e 70 any address On receipt Of IS oeafa
% ANDERSON BROS.
III wtm surveyors Seattle. w. +.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
Sold by all Druggists.

Prepared BY j. Aver Mass. US. A.
For sale wholesale by STEWART Front street. ssatt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
pr. sra.sss': j. Thr.s. ana Lan,

s1nisam
10 Thu greatest remedy In the world for
lhlaRlhs. Oolda, Sore Throat, Influenza,
(tsinlfy, Laryngitis. Group, Hoarseness.
fh:onlthitas. ASTHMA, CafaFrh and Whoop
tng Goagh, and all diseases Of shs throat
alid inntrt Il performs wonders IN no
ihsviIig Consumption. ID strengthens
ihe isings and instantly allays all iFFita
ibsn III tha throat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17

Or. Ffusisr--D Dear Sir. I was trou-
lAed for about three months during the
last Summer and fall with brenrhifis
isisd d bad coseh. After trying ssserai
tsHasdies without finding any relief, 1
tused yu1r Threat aud IInng BaIsam, and
found immediate relief. Ga retiring as
al<hH IL gave me andisturbed rost and
ilftas usinst the medicine three weeks 1
Abund mysaif eured. Rev. Z. NUrR.
Dr. kFnlner's Threat and Lang Bal
lAsn allAyH al irritation Of the throat,
penetFatns anh heals the lungs and a..
fefs nature by expeetofAtion 10 throw
81 The corruption. Sold by druggists
'sverfwhrre al Is cents i bottle. PrsIzier
Medicine 90. propFiesofs, Cleveland, u.
Sold BY A.. b Stewart. Seattls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
FRANK NE HULLIN.

A NJ ONE KNOWING THK WHERE
q aoou1s q Frank MezfallIn. 81 CheT.
ennA Wycminx VIII confer 4 fnrnr 50
z<n1l2E tne Lnform4ricn % h.s n.ufker.
I'm Mrs.. gkSSE NcNUILfN
50 Hzrrtsua e.. Hln Frs1clscs. CA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-17
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY

Oz1I = 1lEzF d B1EENNI II
willleave Seattle fer Skagis river and way
portA every Monday. and Thursday, re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's ofiice, ON Yesier's wharf. or on board
the boafs 90 the same wharf.
mr3f-6 GEO. g. JACOBS. Sec,y.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02
Daring Expioit Of Cowboys.

A traveieron the Northern Pacific reports
the following thrilling ineidens When ths
train stopped at Medora, aontaua tbs
headquarters Of the Marquis de Mores and
Theodore Roosevelt, some ten or a tl.szsn
COW boys, mounted on their lyrical horses
oi the plains, were cutting all kinds ofeapers
and giving sort 81 free show, for the edit
cation and amusement Of the citizens and
passsngers. They were putting the horses
Through reckless exhibitions aud maneuyers.
giving an exhibition 81 eques,si.niem that
astonished the tenderfeet on board ,he
train. The boys had just come in from a
roundup, and were flush with money and
considerably flushed With Dakota tangle-
foot. The railroad bridge, which spans the
Little Missoury river al this point, IL at
least 100 feet above the surface Of the
water. To enable footren 10 cross q
narrow plank walk-not more than
two feet wide-is laid along ON Che ties
from shore 20 shore, ia the center Of the
bridge IL requires steady nerve for a man
TO make the trip successfully, wjthoutlosing
his balance and falling through between tbs
ties into the riyer far below wi ieh, ofeourua
would mean eertaindeath. TuoOf the cow
boys--more reekless than their eompanions
rode their horses upon the track AZ a rauid
gait, and then, nsingle fie dashed on 10 the
bridge and made Cor the other side Az
ing along on the narrow plank walk Just a.
II they we're racing across the prairie after
an ohstfeparoGs bovine.
The spectators we're thrilled With horror.
and expected 10 sse the two daring rnep
fssshed 20 death az every jump the borsew
made. The riders yeIle,l Eociieroasly. and
rode With the same easy confidence thew
al~sys display whea nj home UPON the
plains. s7
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

Joha Mccalloush's condition Is becoming
worse.
Rev Bird wilkins vas installed pastor %
the PiIrin coIoFed Bs ptSst church. &C. Paal.
DR.. Thomas A Colt, = distinguishes Epis
eopai preacher aud writer, died at Middle
town, Conn, recently.
Miss Mary Anderson and her company
win commence their tOnr % the English
provinces on Asg l. Mics Anderson VIII
open her American tour Oct. II.
A number 81 old friends On Hon. William
p. Murray at 81. Paul called npon with
out invitation and presented him with
numerous tokens, 10 eommemoration Of
his ssxtieth birthday,
Mr.. Blaine - al his home in Augusta. He
has not the slightest Intention Of abandon
ing public liie, 80 hfs friends say, but on the
contrary, be il 10 the political haraess ard
IL likely 60 remain 10 fc- huber Of years,
50 one Of the great leaders Of his party.
go4sph Taylor, father Of the late Bayard
Taylor, died AZ bis home AT kennstt Square,
Pa.. la the ninetieth year Of his sgs. He
vas born and lived bis entire life in that
place. Ia October last he and his vile sess-
bratsd the SIXTY sixth anniversary 81 their
wssldlng
Miss Lippdneott, daughter Of Grace
Greenwood. has met with cheering success
lately At Pcls. Istris, who're, drtIing a fort
night's engagement, she appeared ia "Son-
nambuia" and "CrispinO, AND was heart
lily applagdsJ. She intends to rest for the
Summer at Como, and will not resume
work before September
Hon. Richard r. Msrrick. a distinguished
s4wysr, formerly o. Chicago, died rscc....--.
He had extensive friendship and aequaint-
ancss among the eminent members of his
profession in all parts Of the country, and
was the friend and associate OF many OF
the lsading pubIic men u both parties Who
have been In Washington in the last TWEEN
ty years.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

AZ Farmerwssll<, La, Perry aad willlan,
Melton. faehsr AID son, we're hanged tcr Tbs
murder N John w Cherry, an old farmer
AM Lawrence and ( harley Barry actors
ia Coles circus settled dispate AZ Hough-
t4n Mich, BY shooting esch ather Law
reseefs dead Nnd Barry cannot recover
Christopher washtlsr St Paul itinsraat
pediier. drissn 20 despair BY long-con-
tianed opium habit. shot himself through
the heart in Robert street l0dging house
Tom Jones. drunkard Of Spring Places.
fsa.s Who has persistentiy refused 70 pro-
vide for his family, was taken from hrs home
and terribly logged by twenty masked rsis.r.
Representative Thomas James ~ Ran
dolph county, Il- aged SIXTY f0ur years.
vas arrested at Springfield charged With
assault with intent TO rape Nannis James
a twelve year-old grs, pags IN the state
house
Maggie Morgan aged twenty. was alone
az horns nc Gfindstons tfsS Mich. when a
strange Eaa entered the house. stopped
her cries with a handkerchief, slashed her
horribly about the face, neck and breast,
and left her for dead. Her condition "
very critical
This trial 81 IT, 8. Berg alias J. o. Bsoek
indicted s.. Clinton. Io~a, FOR bigsniy, ba1
eEfd&V ~ tEpHRifbSD- ne pfiHoUftf efst lllts -
that the husband Of the woman from Wis
consin vho was tile complainant vac mis-
twin brother, and said 10 was a case ~
mistaken identity.
The ceIabratesl case 81 g6ward Bean for
the murder 81 Steyans, has concluded 81
Marshall Tex. Bean pleaded guilty as an
secomphcs 20 the murder and was sentenced
70 the penitentiary for We The wife % the
mareiered nasn appeared ia court before the
sentence and pleaded that Beans Life b.
spared.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

The Davenport wooieh mill Surned at Q
loss 81 s95 ,0o0.
TiIe 0c9nso VIA Lumber company a.
fsrs q 5000, coo Gre.
The business part % Ontario, a little
village near Lyons, was destroyed By FIRE.
William Pattsfsoa ssH from a oirsAs bal
Ioon at ChaFisstown. West Va. and was
killed
Fire at Portland, Ne. destroyed a build
ing owned by =. X. fsynsan aud damaged
two adjoining bgildElngs. Lose, $50, 600;
insonance, s25 900.
Robert Greene, seventeen years old, broth
sr o. G. @ Greene Of Grsens'a opera house
at Cedar Rapids, iowa, was killed By q
horse running away.
The bgigdings on the farm Of w. X. Par
soma, near Dodge Center Minnesota, were
struck ~ hghtning and VIII TIE exception
~ the dwelling hoese, we're consumed with
their eont@nts. Ineiaeliag about four thous-
and bashels q grain end the machinery a.
the farm. Loss probably over 81, coo.
At Dayton, near Anoka, Minnesota, q
building Belonging 70 w y. Bsimner, and
occupied BY Joe Lagrandsr, eaught FIRE
Two small ehildren were asleep il tie house
At the time The oldest one awoks, and
being frightened faa out and segs the other,
. child otonly three years, whiehwaa burned
10 crisp.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

Thers arseontinued reports Of Indian cut
rage in Colorado.
Strawberries in Troy are selling at from
thrsa to five esnts quart.
a soldiers reunion wii; be- held at Lanes
boFo, Man, July 10 s.
Divorces were granted at sc. Panl 60
Olive NJ. Dudley from w. II. Dudley and to
Nels0n Promo from Hattie Premo.
George W. Hopp, editor Of the Brcokings,
OAK, Press has been pronounced mot
guilty" in . criminal libel suit brought
Against him by William III. Skinner.
Civil action was brought az Springfield.
H., against Representatives Thomas James
b. ths pAFents u the girl whom it ia said he
outraged. The damages are set at IS. 600.
At least one thousand men are now at
work on the various improvements az the
state lair grounds near SO. Paul, aud thers
Is no DOUBT that everything ~iEi De In read
mess ior the opening on Sept. 7.
Along the southern coast % Mexico people
have habit % inoculating themselves uith
the virus 81 the Fattlssna ke or adder, which
novel vaccination renders them absolutely
sale forever afterward from the bite OF sting
o. the deadiest reptiles.
Gov. Hoadly % Ohio has disapproved
the contract q the state sinking fand com.
missioa with Albert Meter Of Cincinnati Il and
Simon Borg a Co. Of New York for the sale
Of 81 600, 600 worth % state bonds at 3 .e5.
rsfanding the old Sc due in December, 1896.
The natioaal council 81 the African
Methodist Episcopal church convened at
Columbus, o. Ten districts were represent
ed. The ministers present represent 10 900
commandments, 2 300 travelling preachers
and 200, 90 Sabbath school children, A.
600 Sabbath schools and 10 colleges, and
x Il "A
erty.
Confederate Memorial day vas observed
&C Norfolk, Va, recently. By Pickett Bnch-
anan camp of Confsdsrats veterans All
places OF business we're closed, and the pa
rads was one Of the largest ever seen in The
state, United States soldiers and marines
United Veterans Of Richmond. Farraaut
post, Grand Army % the Republic Odd Eel
lows, and other organizations were in line
The commencement at Yale college began
Monday with class day exercises, including
the class histories. day planting, etc
! among the prizes awarded announced. were
she following First prize for English COM
position, sophomore class, Gerald III.
BEARD, Chicago, second prize, John NJ
Pomeroy, Jr., San Francisco; third prize
William Kent, San Rafael, Cal, You Phon
Lee, Fragrant Hills, China; and Qarancs g.
Morse, Chicago.
Mr.. Lotan Of Portland or. who has been
over the line OF Canadian Pa,sfic coustruc.
/, Aon. recently, says that ! go miles are vet
! to bs eompleted seventeen miles west OF ths
second crossing OF the Columbia, and IO3
| miles east OF the crossing. There Is one
stretch Of thirty miles on which not a tres
has been cut, nor any other work performed.
The remaining ninety miles are about hall.
way graded. Mr.. Lotan is OF opinion that
this road eannot possibly be- finished before
| the ist II next January.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

Dr. Oliver Wendell Holnea, m the
July Atlantic Monthly. has paper IN.
which the woman question figures TO
sonse extent The usually genial doc
tor IL III mood os anwontesi severity
seward women doctors or one Of hts
characters is, for peshsps he himself
eouId dascIalm the sentiment. Doc
tors and side saddles" We are told,
don't seem 70 Hls to ~ tovesiirr. :,
The argument against them winds up
with fhis sharp saying CharIatanism
always hobbies on two crutches. the
tattIe Of woman and the certificates Of
rsergymen This j. canstic bnt clev-
sr, ard there il basis 81 truth IN the
iatter portion Of II. that few who read
the advertisement IN the papers ofthe
lay viii fail to recognize.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

One Of the principal causes for the
desertion Of soldiers from the United
States array j. the custom Of iapos-
ingupon them al sorts Of manual ard
sofnetirses degrading, ami mental, La
Dor, without extra pay. The atten-
ton Of congress has been repeatedly
directed 10 this abuse by the military
authorities, but until last winter, no
attention was paid to their recon-
n.endations. II tbs army appropria-
ton act which becomes operative on
July 1, am appropriation is made OF
$4,000, for the payment OF enlisted
men ON extra duty at constant labor
Of less than ten days, the extrasduty
pay to be az the rate Of 50cents per day
for mechanics. artisans, school teach
era and clerks at division and depart
ment headquarters, and So cents par
day for other clerks, teamsters labor
\ = :, avs: q the. enlisted saea CT extra d.
". Enlisie1 men employed by the quar-.
termaster's department IN the cree
ton OF barracks, qsarters and store
honses, the construction ST roads and
other constant labor are inc~ded IN
the provisions for extra duty pay.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02
Slow Of Speech.

Ii Is not every man who can obey
the Duke Of Wellingtons hint to 4
member of Parliament, when Won
nave said your say, sit down. Not
a Jew legislative speakers lose them.
selves IN a thicket of words, and being
unable TO get out, there make an end
OF their verbal excursion They must
keep moving, and the turtle. they 20,
the further away seems ''the open. q
During the Dlsraeli Parliament. the
Hon. Frederick STANLEY, brother 81
Lord Derby, was Financial Sacre,
tary to the War Office. His tirst
ofhciai speech IN the House OF Com
mons Was painful illustration of the
way speaker founders, who Is com
nianded by his words and see not
whittier they are beading him
The subject before the House asan
Army bih. and the Secretary gose
nervousiy turning over sheafof notes
According to the customs ofthe House
OF Commons, he might refer to notes
but should not read them.
IL think, sir,p said he. paus;,, 20
ind a note that refused to come forth
~ think--that is, Iwould venture to
say-tpansaj.
NOW this question is one in which n
colonel, or, / may say, a major. might
that ls, supposing his regiment wege
ordered to India ITO Indil'L- fpa,,sel
~ was saying, sir, that major or q
colonel '-tpaasel. but, sir,G-fpro,
iOuged pa,iSei Hf
On, Stanley, onlp whispered Dis,
raell behind whom stood the Score
s;s ,a sns srrasEifAtlcn dropping from
thus. but without success, to cheer on
has subordinate. -
STANLEY hounderei on. and the House
remained IN sympathizing silence. ~
nave come TO IN end n.-i I.
! s,s speech had been a failure hnt Il.
afterwards learned to do be,ta ~, nc
Youths Companion ~ De''ef
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

Senator Miller of View York, in re-
cent interviews, advocates rigid econo-
psy Ia the State finances, and says u
have never witnessed snch financial
=-..::=tress among the farmers Of the
State ~ that Of the present day. The
price 81 farm produce i astonishing
ly low. Cheese in this country Is sell
ling at only sir cent ponnd and bat
ter at fifteen cents This Il another
item 10 sustain the theory OF our pro-
dncfi0n Of everything. THE products
Of the farm are admitted 20 be low,
but they are high enough after they
have peAsel through the hands a the
fmidaleznenT ard reach theeonsumnes
There seenas 70 lse no practicable way
oEhrineing fasIa4rs and eonsuHners into
closer relations for the rnatuai bsne
Ct OF both-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

Georgia is to-day one Of the most
rirs3 states 10 the Union ia her reglIla-
ton 81 ahe liquor traffic by Stats
tics furnished the temperance eonven-
ton Ia session at Atlanta, il appears
that oEt az 13s counties in the state
100 havs prohibition. both in theory
and ia practices, while only 20 are rs
yet unaffected by the temperance
movement. Al this has been accom-
pIished 10 voluntary way, under
What isternied local oprioni law. There
has been a great reform Of drinking
habits III most parts Of the South, and
consequently decrease Of crimes o.
sioience.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

~ shrady sent the Medical Record 0i
the 25th the following official Dulietin o.
Gen Grants condition.
The progress u the disease from which
Cen Grant Is suffering. barring accidental
combinations is slow. Comparing thseon
dition az the patient with what IL Was .
month ago, the changes which have taken
place can be appreciated. Taxing this
period o. time into c0asideration, u
can be said that the swelling under
the angle Of the lower jaw on tbs right side
has increased and become harder and more
deeply ixsd. 10 has shown tendency 90
progress ia direction downward and Tor.
ward. upon the righr side Of the meek, and
the inf1lfrarion extending into the neighbor.
ing gandnIar structures. The pains in these
parts. although fortunately not frequent
nor sevsre, have q significance which can
not be ignored The liberation OF the right
side Of the base u the tongue has become
coarrsr and more irregular althoagh tss1l-
pertieiai area has mes pereeptibly increased.
This u the seat u pain occasionally in swat
lowing, and when certain examinations 81
the throat are made The destructive pro-
cess on the right side oi the avuIa ia appar.
emily qaiesceit, although a new portion Of
the margin % the palatai curtain rs showing
a tendency 20 break down. The voice has
been reduced To a whisper, due partly
to the ihhammatory enyolveneRt 81 ths
vocal cords and partly 20 the hervous
atouy of the latter. There is some improve
msnt % the general strength, tbs sppetitsis
unchanged and the usual amount Ofnourish-
Blent il taken. The removal to Mt. Me.
Gregor has 20 far proved beneficial. IL has
enabled the patient TO recover the lost
ground and thus, in a measure, has count
sr-balanced the effects Of his local malady.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-07-02

Gen. sherman made a Deat little
speech at Sc. Louis. in presenting a
gDld medal to the leader Of thu eele-
bsafed Mexican band which had been
performing at the Sc Louis exposition.
He said. We are descended from diff
ierent ancestors and speak different
language, but our hearts respond TO the
sa11e affections, our souls answer 20
the saass noble aspirations. and our
ears delight in the same strains Of
music. Indeed. thet4Ieraphl railroad
ard steamship are rapidly bringing the
whole human family nearer and nearer
togrfher, 70 that il ean not be long
besors nations win realize the dream Of
the great Scottish bard, who sang a
century ago. that imam 20 man the
world DER, would be brothers all"