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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-09
wRECKs AND LIFE SAVING.

In the y ar 1854 there we're 49, ms
rioe disasters IN the range Of the life
stssioes- The value Of the vessels was
81. HSs0, and of the carRoes q tS $50.
or total at fl06U7 $40 involved. OF
this - ,l6l .354 vas saved and 81, 40 $50
vas ioA- The number of persons IN
danger vas fi32. Of which 44l2 we're
saved and - lost $50 we're cared fo7
at life stations "a vessels we're q total
loss Fhe net cost OF the service for
the year vas &766.s34. The Pacific
coast stations did not have much 70 do.
there being bat seven wrecks IN their
territory, the vessels being worth $542.
100, and the cargoes $J43, 200. or a total
of 81, Os5, 1000. of which $s49.075 was
saved and $Z56,G25 lost 404 men were
IN peril and only two lost and i've sue
cored at life stations. The wrecks were:
Bark @. ID. Bryant, seeaDer Queen of
the Pacific, ship Chaxies Cosesvorth.
barkentins Monitor and thfes fishing
boats. The Pacific coast stations are ::
Neah Bay, Washington Territory:
Shoalvater Bay, Washington Territory;
Cape Disappointment, Washington Ter
ritory; Cape Araao. Oregon; Humbo DIT
Bay, Bolinas Bay, Golden Gate Park,
California.
During the year IS vessels we're wreck
ed On the Pasihc coast, valued at 81 ,49l-
lc0, with cargoes worth $s32,9c0. The
less to the ships vas &494. $40, and TO
the cargoss $2S7, go. A total Of "a Of
these vessels were insured for 1874 $40,
and tae csrgoes insured for s9s.Cco. or
q total insurance of $685., $40. OF the
total nsmber of wrecks 90 stranded. q
damaged mssts and rigging,
2 damaged machinery, 2 took ire,
struck wharf and feundered, 2 we're
ceused by Gains, currents or tides, 10
by fog, 10 by gales and 10 by heavy seas,
By mistakes of masters, 2 by damage
to machinery and by other accidents.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THs
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms at
Seattle. In King county. Tor the counties
of King and kitsap.
Complaint sled in the county Of King.
n y The Once Of the clert OF said District
No. ASS William II. Harris and Albert
3. Greenu& partnerA doing business IN
der the firm name OF Harris & Gfeenus !;
snd Hyron =. BogArdus and Byron +. Bo
eardus, yr.. partneFa doing business un-
der the firm name Of Bo8Ardus & Son.
plaintiffs. Va. kmily klingel and ii. Ii.
klingel. Florence L. Wsdleigh. Puget
Sound Furniture CoDpapy and George
W. Crane. and J. ii. McGraw. as sheriff
Of King county. Washington Territory.
defendanfsL
To Emily Kiln gel and II. II. klingel,
Yos are hereby required toappear In an
action brought against you bf he above
named plaintiffs, In the District Court Of
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
city Of Seattle. 10 the county u King. for
the counties of King and kitsap, aad %
answer the complaint nied therein within
sixty dAys frosa The date Of the 0Fss pub
LEGATION OF this summons or Judgment BY
default viii be taken against you, accord
ing to the prayer Of the complaint
The said action 10 brsaght TO recover
judgment a,Hinst said defendant Emily
klingel and In favor Of said plaintiffs.
Harris & 0reenus. for the gum OF $40.
with insrrest thereon from April - 1885:
and against the said defendant Emily
Kiinxes, and In fAvor Of the saia plain
tiffs BogArdus & san for the sam OF $40
with interest thereon from March 81, lSSS,
and Tor costs and disbursements In this
action. for materials furnished and labor
performed for said defendant Emily
kiinxcl at her special instance and re.
quest. By PLATA In The construction Of
the building hereinafter described. and to
fureciuse q lien % said pixintifKS Hkrris
a 6reenuA for said sum Of $40. and Q
lien Of said plaintiff Boxardus 4 SON,
for said sum Of Sl&i for said materials
furnished and labor performed. each lien
being upon the following described prcp-
erty, towit: That certain two story frame
building erected for . dwelling house,
and upon the eas1 halt Of lots one o. and
toe "a In block forty four ga, Of Nay
nArSi's plat Of the town NOW oiiyl Of Sc
attic. King ooaniy, Washington Terri
tsrx. upoa which said portions Of sAid lots
said building b situated
Witness tho HonorAhte Roger 8 Greene,
Judge Of the said nstrics Court,
anal and the scal thereof, this nh
t-~ dAy OF August, A. ID. lSaa
JAMES SEAvKY, Clerk
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy Clerk.
George H. Preston plaintiffs attorney
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aIfNe WILD ANIMALs.

From sn iinsrviev 9Th z Borkhardt
" tie Cincinnati biological Society.
The oue plsce to bay snimsis % N
Hamburg. and h has really become the
animal center Of the world The larkesS
dealer there 10 . man named da9en-
b.ck. His pisce u visited By shownen
FROM all parts Of the world, and his own
establishment 10 a wonderful exhibition
Itself. boazht from Tim the following
animals for Cincinnati: One pair cam
els, yeArs old, $50; enc camel Reidlng
toe lzrpes; Haeenbsek ever sac, win
saddle which will carry six children
$50; one pair red Asiatie kanRsroos-
$40: one male great kang Iroo, $50
one pair zebras, $500 zoe pair hyenas
and Esquimaax dogs happy family },
f+o5; ene pair brown Russian % ars,
t5z5; one pair lien slayer ,boons, ~;
one male dog faced baboor. fz75; one
pair llanas, 800; two pair Cashmere
goats, $50: six pair MalaRan eeese,
800; foor pair North Sea Wild ducks,
SEQ; Que Lsvenberger dog. Us; one
tapir. 1850; one pair ant bears, $4uo;
one young chimparzee, already partly
trained, 900.
am also negotiating for and expect
to receive on the same steamer with the
above, one pair of handsome black pan
Tiers, for which 500 il the price; ons
pair ysarlipg tigers, Sc }, and a angie
horned rhinocerss, which ! expect TO GET
for 5000. and which will be presented
10 the garden by a New York city msr-
chant | have also hired from HaQen-
back four fur seals, which are nov on
exhibition in Paris. They are trained
by q Dana, who will come with them.
Iney ere taught to fire Q gun, lie on
their backs and smoke q pipe, play a
violin, and fire q cannon. They are on
exhibition in large tank. and the Dane
throws bis children headlong into the
water, and when they cry for help the
seals swim up % them and posh them
ashore, supporting them with their inns
They are new the wonders of Paris, and
will, think, be a great attraction In
Cincinnati. | will also have an ele-
plant which 10 trained TO ride a velooi-
pede, and fifteen ostriches and fifteen
csmels. which are ridden by thirty Zulus
Ia q race.
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puLEs. PsLEs. PILES /!
sURH CUBE FOUND AT LAsT-NO OF
HKED sUFFER.

eUhh tbhE rOOSb Al LA5A-NO oSk
sxED SUFFER.
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covered by DIR. William ian Indian
Remedy, called DIR. Williams IRdian
Pile Ointment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of % or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer five min
DIES after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, instru-
ments and electuaries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment absorbs the tumors, allays the in
tense itching particularly at night aft
or getting warm in bed, acts as poul-
tice, gives instant relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what Cine Hon. ]. NJ. Cohinberry
Of Cleveland says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment ~ have used
SCORES Of Pile Cures, and il ahords me
pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DIR. Williams
Indian Ointment" For sale by all
druggists, and mailed en- receipt Of
price-tl. Sold by A. b. Stewart Seattle
FRAzIKR MEDICINE Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland, q.
Tnsure with JsMRs A. CARRY a Go.
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Inferior Department thos catered into .
com bination 9Th the railroad company
- svintle these settlers oct Of - an
acre These settlers BED entered aPon
the lands 10 Reed faith, - they ander-
stood that the United states vss about
10 acquire tue title from tie indians by
treaty. Undef an konorsoie conssr1e-
ton Of the lav, the eession ~ toe IN
dams Of their lands co1ld have bceo
made only 20 the United States. The
moment this wss done they bscau1e pao-
lie lands, sablsct 10 homestead and Ere-
empsiou- Tkroaeh this Infamous trsns-
aston so1s eighteen thousand psopis
we're made 20 suffer the eIscsIOss Of Joy,
the railroad king.
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CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

A p SPAULDIN0 HAVING PUR-
Ea.s Shs !. 60 ;as half iRssr sn e W.
Lake Washington. all moneys due the
steamers for past services will be pay able
only to the present owners, who alone are
authorized to contract bills on their &C.
count. A. p. SPAULDING,
J. e. OCONN Eh.
August 10. 1885. Au3O I'm
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETU.
For Ports Orchard and Warrington

n. STEAMER HELEN. W. H
SSEllis. Master, beginning on
Septemo DER 7th, will leave Harrington &
smiths wharf, Seattle, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. at $50 g. m. for
Porrs Orchard and Washing
ton. Returning. leave Port Washington
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at 3 O. M, and Clevea and at 1880 q. m. ar
irving at Seattle about II m. au21dN
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TIE och and aaaacte1 sAosid net fau % cal an
him The Doctor has visited the hospitals ef
Europe and obtained great deal Of vslusbIe
70 those In need Of his services. DIR. afBBOS
vii make DO charge unless no sflscts . curs
Psfsons cured ~ home Gall or write. All
communication saricaly ooafdsntlAi. osnd
zen dollArs for pAekaSs Of msdicine. Al.
dress DR. J. r. 6IBBoS. Boz 1851. Sac Pm.
cisco, Gal Mention Pos1-ISruxIaxroyx.
apl6<av
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SUM NJ Err
PLRiSURR ROUTE.
A6k JOSEPHINE,
ND HOwARn Sole Owner

II. x. HOW ARD, Sole owner,
Will. from date, carry the United States
mail on Hoods Canal. making semi.
weekly trips to Seattle. Leaving Sea-
beck every Monday and Friday morning.
will touch at Port Gamble for passengers
or freight, arriving at Seattle in the
afternoon; returning will leave Yesler's
wharf at n o'clock every Tuesday and
Saturday morning. taking the mail at
Port Gamble for Scabeck and Union City.
at the demand of any passenger.
Persons visiting Hoods Canal will find
the best Of attention. with good table and
rooms. at ID. X. Towards Hotel, in Sea
beck.
The steamer Josephine will leave Sea
beck for Port Gamble every day except
Saturday, to r. Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for any point on Hoods
Canal. je3c
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a LII PERSONS HAVING CI.An0
IA o. so sas 49,: &c 1900 e sssSr g
he 1ndsrsisnsd. b. mali Or othsyvis e
or bsfore Doc. I. fs36 e Seattle. W. EH
order that said clniman1s and mygnR ~
eea1or - % procssdiBgs fos IL -
Usnt a sid easaAs. fra
! ~ iss'@ u 3 u B. BurrxRymu.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR-
i chased the interest Of Bernard Duffy
in the Collins & Duffy saloon. at Newcas-
tie. and Is now sole proprietor of the said
saloon AL bills against the house viii
be paid by the undersigned. and persons
knowing themselves indebted to the late
firm win come forward and settle.
HENRY COLLINS.
Newcastle. September 1, 1885. se5
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Absolutely Pure.
FOR SALE.

nNE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE
" 40 acre far ms In King county, situated
on the telegraph road, 81 miles north Of
Seattle. Six acres in small fruit, Al of
which are strawberries, and II hiackber-
ries. raspberries and currants. Also, an
orchard Of $50 fruit trees. Twenty-five
stamps and stones. WIN Be sold for one
half its value. Satisfactory reasons given
for selling. Apply to
r. d. PARKER.
au30dw2w On the premises,
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The hre department Of Benioia Is
without a hose cart. and the firemen
are drilled to carry the hose By hand.
four men to each length. whenever
there 10 q Are alarm.
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THE STEAMER W. y.
= Monroe. w, s.. Monroe
master. leaves Seat ie on Tuesdaya at !;
9 m: for Coupssilie. Bualady. Laoonner
ssdalSo. SAnaish and whsscom leave
seattle On Fxiday4 II q m, for Coupe
villa. UtaAla6y. Laconnef, Fidaira, San
ish. WhascoD. Lunmi Briday Hsxhnr.
ean JuAa. Lopes. eEeas and Ease soupd.
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sradBcatsd from the system for ne.
NERVOUS Debility, lmpotensy, Seminal
losses, sexual Decay, Mental and Physical
Weakness. Failing Memory, weah Eyes
ssupted Development. Impediments to Mar.
riaee, &c, from excuses OF youthful follies,
or ans cause. speedily. safely end privassly
cured.
Young. middle-agsd and old men. a.d al
who need medical 81 I'll and experience, con,
suit the old Europssn Physician Of once. Hif
opinion costs nothing and may save future
misery and shAme. When fnccnvenfsnt 70
visit the city fer treatment medicines can b.
sent everywhere By express free from obsar
vation. IL 10 selfevfdent that Q phyniciap
who gives his whole attentisn TO class Of dis
eases attains great skin. and phvsicians
throagnout the country. moving this, fre
est Specialist. by whom evssy known roos
remedy Is used. The Doctors a7s and expers,
enee makes his opinion Of ssprsns impos.
lance.
Send for the sAnitarist Guide TO Health
sent free. Also. self Analyst.
Dr.. Lebig's vosDsRYvL 6xaSAH IxvIsonk
ron permanently prevents al unnatural loass
from the system. tones the nerves, nrena1h,
ems the musclss, chscAs the waste, invsaors&es
the whole systen, and restores the Afflicted Il
health and happiness
TIE reeson IS many cannot get cured Of
Seminal Weakness. less Of Manhood, etc. :, d
with Hyperaethesia, winch require - pscuIiss
treatment. DR.. Laebis's Invieontor Is the
ooly positive cure for pgostatorrhsa, with %
enliar special treatment, used Il the Lis6ls
Price Of inugors.or. a. oAs. Of nix Bot.
ties, yi0. Sent 10 any address, covered 70
CURLY from observation. To prove the vos.
derful power Of the Invigorstor Q "a bottle
Will be given or scot free.
Powerful Electric Bslts free 70 pasienta
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NOTICm
MISCELLANEOUS

THE SPECIAL TAX ROLL o.
4 School District No L King coeng:
are due thereon, and the aid tAxss Y -
paid within sixty days from and aftsx g
nrst day. OF publicstion Of this 49,
shah be declared delinquent and shAn
recovered In the same manner -
the same costs - other dalinquens -
Of said county Of Kirg. Wsshinstse ~
ritory.
Published frst the fth day q sevtsn-
her, 1855. A, w. YOUN0
Clerk OF School District Nc
King county. w n.
Once. room I. up stairs In Poss pa1'
Ing. -
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TO the UNFORTUNATE

- sa00ON D
oispensary No. Ga
kearny street, San
11ociscs. Estab
lthsd In 1854, far
the treatment OF
6sxual and seminal
Diseasss, such q
0croxAz0A, olxr1,
I Brucrrkx, sYrHII-
Lw In Ill lie fornns
] ennSAL wRAxrns.
<ssd inPofExos
! Less Of manhood
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Executors Notice %
Creditors.

TERRIToRY OF WARRINGTON, COUNTY
i Of King. =. In the Probate Cvurt Of
said King county.
10 the matter Of the estate Of strons Bur-
neil, deosascA.
the sxsrstns Il ths last viii Of esrong Burnsil
dscsased, - the oEsditnrS Of and TO all psr-
soaA having claims sairsss ts. cid dscsassd,
to present. thsm. vifh the necessary vouch9s.
within one ysaf afsss tbs Ara1 putlicasioa Il
Of fssix>ncs IN the CITY Of ssafsla, IN kiaa
county sforesaid. on Brock street, between
Dspoz ss1 second stsestA IN What u hnosn
- ths addifisn Of tho fAirvieB HoDssteHd
Asa citation. or TIE sams WIN BE- forsvsr
hArred. N
Dsssd July :. 1885.
24fe B. n Y0H3ER.
Kxscsios Of tn laa Win Of sHsuae B1rnsu.
6oomse4 lsf5 fssF Z. s-.F.E :
psAs q ma pshisssssss s<ss. Z 10.
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THE STEAMER -
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR the UPPER sKAciT.

Stmr Glide @. W. coye. master
EAvES YESLER'S WHARF on
Ia wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at stan
wood, Utsalady, Moss Landing, SkaSif
City, Mount Vernon. Starting and ali In
termediate points above. For freign, o. y
passags apply on board or TO GEORGE
ElSTER on the wharf. apl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STEAMER PHANTOM
For Sale.

CHE HAS LATELY BEEN THOR
- oughly overhauled. much Of her ma
chinery having been replaced. She is.in
excellent condition and win be sold cheap.
Can be seen at Yesler's wharf. For par
ticu airs apply TO MORAN BROS. or ID.
K. UURIE ON the wharf aul9
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Dir. c. /. MILLER, SIR
fOS Cherry street, Seattle, W.T..
p. O. box A.
Special. Private and ChrenIc
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminal weakness and all ner.
vous disorders can sed bv excuses.
positively cured, ON the Install
msnt plan.
Send for printed questions.
DR. G. L. MILLERsS remarka-
BILE success I'm the curing OF ali
Chronic Diseases fs well known.
His success II due TO his IS year.
experience and observations in
his practice.
0 No more patients taken ON
"Our Boys Farm" until the 9Th
day of March when ak new cot.
tages will be finished. However,
I can accommodate one more pa.
tient lmale) with . nicely furnish-
ed room and all home comforts, ~
my residence. los Cherry street,
free of charge.
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DEXTER HORfOI B co.,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, w. 7.

Deposits received and sccoun1 -
subject 10 Check or Drnfh esIf
Sight Exchange and TclsgsapAie r1ne
fer ON San Franoisoo. Portland an6 NsW
York. -.
sight bills Of exchange drawn b sgm
70 suit direct on London. svntiahas -
whore In Europe. ~
Money loaned On approved sessaE1U,
oeivsd On dopoas for sake keepln9, 80
Collecttons made and proceeds promua
romittsd.
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PRIVATE DISPENSAkY,
100 Geary street. San Fran
cisco, Gal.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF SEATTLE. w.

THIS COMPANY HKCxrvu
i cels packages pApers No. An -.
other valuables for safe k.rri. sse
period Of time. from e. -. y ~
wards. WILL RENT sATp ..y 80 "
rates. ooAAe
MILL PAY INrEsnr q Ns,sv ,,.,..
pesit TO date OF payment q d
The Company invites o. ~.
and inspect its premisss vhssS.S vnt
ness or from curiosity, thsf ~ -
security and great oonyeniss.s = s.uts
may be still more widely knovn en
Entrance on Front street. - ~
chants National Bank. -
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=
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION co
Carrying the v. 8. Mail.
THE COMPANY's STEAMER
z:scWASHINGT0N
CAPTAIN s. JACKSON,
WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening, at O'Clock, for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip, CoupevtIle
Oak Harbor, Utsalsdy, Laconner, Fidalgo
Anacortes, Guemes, Samish, FairhaveD
Bellingham and Sehome.
Returning, will leave Whatcom every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings, at 3 O'Clock. for Seattle. calling
intermediate points on the way.
THE STEAMER -.
CITY OF QUINCY
CAPTAIN 8. DENNY.
willleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
ports, every Monday and Thursday. re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, on Yeslers wharf, or on ooaro
mr31-tf GEO. 8. JACOBS, Secy.
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Conducted by qualified Ply
sicians and Surgeons-regular
graduates.
~The OLDEST sPEcIALIsrs
IN the United States, whose
LIFELONG KxPERIEScE, per-
feet mcthed and pure meAi.
cine, insure sPxKD1 and PER-
MANKSr CURES Of all Private,
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Affections Of the BLOOD, Sxrx.
KIprcYs. BLADDER, EKuPrioSs,
ULcERs, OLD SoEKs. SWELLING
OF THE GLANDS, SORE MOUTH,
u~- 49, n
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Try eossls Of sqsssos' scgn sess. a
Hasx.ccE & TxxAxa Every hessls
esAxansesd -
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BANKS AND BANKER
THE
MERCHANTS HArlolAi
BANK

fransasts General Banking Bus,.
A ASs ! STs ssp, subject to sA.,l.
and New York. Frse1a
MAKES COLLECTIONS N. 49,,
terms seAeA
LETTERS OF CREDIT ,..n.s -.
BILE in kurope and the Eastern sss,ss
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How THE kArLkoAD CORPORATIONS DoNTs
~ nv raNn oKKrcK
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20
me FARMERS Fish Poaa.


ttreffiiaLtDsn lctcHtapnl
The size must De gauged - that the sup
ply OF water viii keep the fish in as good
health as at least al ordinary sizod brook
where the fsh abound. and which 10 nof
supplied directly with spring water. There
should Dr. In II IA fe~ deep holes IN which
the nsh can conceal themselves, and saon
very shallow places In which to spawn
These latter places should have = sandy or
gravsly bottom, which can be made by
hauling the sand or gravel from another
portion Il the farm, should IL not be nat
uraIiy ~ the bottom.
AT the inflow Ok the bond or dam there
should be a tirn screen 20 prevent the fish
from Leaving the pond The kinds OF dsh
G. put ia saea Il pond are white cainsh ,
eols suufsh aud Ger nan carp. Ia such a
pond the fish ought 10 b. better than those
caught ia the common creek, and the sup
ply ought 90 he sufficient for any farmer 3
family. and the catching OF them woald
besides afford the younger members with a
good deal Of sport
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-20

Nsz Yofa saa a. NJ SEorys day tie
ghaaZo laass VAS sol-srilnlss ll.lilcloGs,
buf almost al3ays smart " la m tha1-
ier ruus tha Times Bo@t
Cleveland P6na Dsulsr There Is
stloAg fselII-g among tile Democrats 0f
lAs state IL favor II Alien c. Thurman
50 the Democratic candidate tor Cover
uoE
Chicago Ifibaae number ~ Aes
York silggers are h. give an entertain
lleL4t ls4t seek 10 aId n tie BaTtLDlh
pedestal fund They sii strike fOr Lab
rTty.
Pbladslg1ia Record The same high
medical authority 3hich declared that
Garre!d would 1--we has ~ith equal { osI-
tiyeness declared that Grant must short
IL die yet there seems ~ be- good
grounds i0r believing that error vii re-
peat Itself
Bosto1 Herahf- The mug @ump vii
aOt settle dosn and dlsappeaT. He las
ooule to stay. lndssd, fFom the present
Bdlcatl0ls, we should say that there vii
be- q Hss variety evolved within the year
ths Democratic mugwump. The more
the merrlsF
ILlAtIel pLld tntra nc NAai tpA'-
graphs Mr.. Gladstone that he desires
f-eaee and would consider war With Eng
land d calamity bat ali that q Gar can
io ia the way u getting ready for War
Russia is undoubtedly doing and Eng
and il doing the same. But sometimes
.t IS only ueceas.iry 90 show "a Willingness
% hght IN order 20 make II PLAIN who Is
tle best man
Detroit Post IL II a great source OF
satisfaction to know that the American
hack driver will no longer be- boss OF the
Niagara Falls great source OF al
leged humOr vail thus be- taken from the
Pargraphers Mutual Admiration soci-
ety bar there Is 10 dOdbt that the pur-
chase oi the land for a public park on the
American side Of the falls Will make a
/ saving Of 40 le1st 80 per cent. Ia the aver
age expenses of wedding tOurs.