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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-05
The Earthquake Friday Night.
HOUSES ROCKED AND RUMBIINGS HEARD AT vARIous
POINTS.


HOUSES ROCKED AND RUMBIINGS HEARD AT yARIors
POINTS.
The earthquake shock OF Friday night, mentioned
In The STAR OF Saturday, was perceived at various
points in Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, New
Hampshire and the District Of Columbia. The Bal
timore Sun says: Its starting point seems to have
been few miles north OF Frederick City, Nd, and
Its course about southwest There is a general
impression that the vibration was continuation
OF the terrible shocks which have made deSolation
In southern Spain. The shocks were felt I'm this
country on the same parallels OF latitude as in
spain. The pu!sations OF the great Lisbon earth
quake In November, 1855, were felt in America on
the Atlantic coast from Cape Hatteras to the St
Lawrence river. The Sun has specials from va
r1ous points In Maryland, northern Virginia and
West Virginia, giving an account OF the rumblings
heard and the rocking Of houses
TRR EARTHQUAKE SHOCK FELT IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
A shock OF earthquake lasting half a min
ute was felt in Laconia, n. H., last Friday night
1t passed from north to south. and was accompa-
MED by rumbling sound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-05

ARMY ORDERs.-The leave OF absence granted
Capts John w. Clous, oath infantry, has been ex-
tended one month. Lieut.. Col. Robert E. A. Croft
TOD, 18th infantry, leave extended two months
Acting Assistant Surgeon II. S. Hawkins has been
relieved from duty at Oswego, n. Y, and ordered
70 omaha, Neo., to report to commanding general
department OF the Platte for assignment to duty
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PLACED ON THE RETIRED LIsT.-Capts Samuel
A. AoDott, 9th cavalry, and James Fl. Spencer, 4th
infantry, having been found by an army retiring
board tncapactated for active duty on account OF
6iity incident to the service, have been placed
On the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-05

0f'DIrSS'- OOtII11isl1IuO1 -HcIIIlI MIlIeI, 10
command the Marion, 18th inst; Lieut.. Vincent l.
Cottmann, to the branch photographic office, New
YORK; Chief Engineer Philip Inch, to duty in the
draughting room, bureau OF steam engineering,
Navy department.; Chief Engineer b. B. II. Whar-
Ton, TO temporary duty at Boston. and Naval Con-
StructOr John 7. HanScOm. to New York, on duty
connected with the advisory board; Passed Assist
ant surgeon Howard Wells, from the naval hospi-
tal, Philadelphia and ordered to the MoROngahela
per steamer OF the 10th inst; Surgeon j. w. Ross,
from the Monongahea upon the reporting of his re-
lef, and ordered to return home, with permission
10 enter the naval hospital at Chelsea, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-05

NOAH WALKER & CO,
63 aennsylyania ave.
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fEps REMOVAL
Law Offices Of W. PIERCE BELL removed to Cos +
street. ,lI9 On, .
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NEW COURSE OF LECTURES
THE STORY
of the
AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
Told IN Thirteen Lectures,
PROF. JOHN FIskE of Cambridge
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
On MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
BEGINNING JANUARY I4th, at D. M
0C
To be had At Ellis Co.'S. No extra charge for Re
served Seats
'These lectures FASCINATING. brilliant and mas
terly beyond anything that has been heard IN B
ton. Mr. fiske ia the most remarkable men Of
our day. y."-GCSt0n Cor. Hartford COuTQat d21-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-05

ORDERS were issued at the Navy department to-
DAY to land the stores OF the u s. S. Essex which
recently arrived at New York from China, put the
vessel out OF commission, detach the onicers and
discharge the crew.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
FINE saesTrxc.

The Rod and Gun Clnb bsId their
moathly shoot a. tss Race Track yea
ssrdas. Aboat aftsen memhsrs were
present. Some very good shooting vas
doue. The FIRST medal vas won by Ed.
Clark with score of Is. (ten straight
singles. aud eight oat Of ave pairs Of
doubles. q score that has never been
beaten by an amateur on the blaokbird
target The Bec6nd medal vas won by
Wm. Robertson with score of 10. Joe
MeNauahf and Josiah Collins tied on
the third with SCORES of Is each, which
en- being shot on wss won By Collins.
Several ethera made scores of IA. The
scores ef the recent matches held by the
Club. when compared with those Of
other Clubs published In the american
Field. Justify the assertion that no town
sf equal population IN the United States
can produce team sf ten nen that can
desesf Ten men selected from our Rod
q nd Con Club.
There ID some talk Of the Clab hold
ing Q home shooting toafnament on the
Fourth OF July, open % teams OF or
ganix q clubs 10 Washington Territory
and 20 individual sportsmen.
The contemplated Inter States Sperts-
mems Association, 10 be osmpossd OF
the organized clubs of Oregon and
Washington Territory, and 10 be organ
lied at Seattle, will be the occasion Of q
grand shooting tournament under the
auspices of the Rod and Gun Club
The convention will be held here about
the isl Of August, when 10 10 expected 10
bring together the prominent sports.
men OF Oregon and Washington. Al
ready steps are being taken 20 procure
1000 live pigeons, which, togesher with
Peoria biackbifds and clay pigeons,
will give ths knights Of the trigger Of
the Northwest an opportunity Of test
ing their provess at the traps-
TIE members OF the club who visited
Portland during tbs late Tournament
speak In the highest terms OF the re-
oeption accorded them by the members
Of ths Multnomah Rod and Gun Club,
and Of the Rentlemany and sportsman
like bearing Of the Representatives Of
the Walla Waiia, Vancouver and En-
gene clubs. as well as that of the indi-
vidaal sportsmen there assembled,
and hope TO see them all at Seattle on
the occasion referred 10. The PROPOSE
ton 10 hold the convention - Seattle
was special compliment 70 our team,
which q duiy appreciated By the Club.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
ASCENT 81 BALs MOUNTAIN.

AL day long we assended 40, up into
the clouds. and standing on the very
summit methinks / see again that little
child Of scarcely i've summers, his eur
~ locks hsatinR ca tho breeze, his heart
seemed flied with wonder. A thing of
beauty there be stood, God'a sentinel,
trust, stationed at an oafpost Of His
great army. A dim torch Of heaven
surprises his heart With joy, and chap
ping his little hands be cried, Fathsrl
U my fathefii and thou art we'll. "
The old miners eyes filed with tears.
Clas2ing bis lovely bog in bis arms be
said, Lst us earve deep upon the rock
this truth, Swamp AaRei's Rhenmasie
Care 10 the only sure cure for rheuma-
tism In ali Its forms,' and that In 4e
hours, after years Of weary pain, one
bottle Of this wonderful medicine re-
stored me 10 health and happiness, that
the winds may boar the glorious news
Of this wonderful discovery to the four
corners OF the earth, and it be blessed
by thousands Of homes saade happy in
restoring 70 health their loved and cher
ishsd oneso
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PoEr TowxxxSp,

RoKT TOWNSEND. jane l3. 1885.
Ship Canada sailed into she harbor
last evening, 20 days from San Francis
On. She viii proceed today TO Tacoma,
where she loads lumber for Sau Fran
cisco. She made the round trip and
discharged $4,000 feet Of lumber in ls
days
Bktn Gracs Roberts. Captain Larssp,
arrived iaet evening under sail, q days
from San Francisco. She will load lum-
bsr 81 Port Biakeiv and return to San
Francisco. she made the roand trip
and discharged $4,000 feet Of lumbsl
In - days.
Steamer Karluk, Captain Thomrson,
after obtaining the needed lumber a
the sawmfil, steamed out on her vsy C
Kodiak, bat, enoounterina fooRy veathei
In tbs Straits, returned end anchored
sailing sarly this morning.
Am. bark Ceylon, Capt Barstou, viii
coal taken on board nf Nsnaimo. ane
which sailed from here April 2ist, ar
rived at Honolulu May 18th and eaiiei
Tor Departure Bay May SOsh.
Bark @. O. whismore, Caps. Calhoun
which sailed from Departure Bay viii
e.Ssl. arrived at Honoluia on the 7sh oi
May.
Hawaiian bark Thos. X. Rostsf, Capt
RneR, which arrived yesierday frou
Hunoluiu. made the passage and saiiet
clcss 10 the herbor In rs days. She vii
again bad lumber for Honolulu. Thi
vessel vas the bark Herman, cold ai
| Houolaln In 1855, and before that th,
Ansrioan ship Uncle Toby. Of ls0
tcna.
flark Ella @ Thaysr. Capa savman
arrived today from CarraEna via vicfo
ria. She loads ceal ~ Tacoma for SaI
FraneiseoL
Ger. bark Msthiide. Captain Krsnzsn
Gas tosed 20 sss lass evening. boand b
Valparaiso.
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PaexErIC sPgLLlxG.



We hav 70 evd the f0lIoing With let
bur from Josh Billings.
Dsrs Edstor: In repIi 10 yure inter-
ogAshun on the subjeot, will suRiest
shat the time will eam Tin the far fu-
aarc, probably. when all the wurds will
be spslt az tha are pronounst. Thafe "a
nothing more eazy and proper than q
apellina ref0rm-disksrd from each
ward all letturs yu kant sound and put
i'm all ietturs yu kan sound, and the
Dizziness 10 dRn- We certainly hav Q
oBtger rite 10 spel wurd the va II h
pronourist than ve hav 20 pronounce IL
The wa u Amt apels. VIII do We pas O
ineithef ornamental nor ussfnll, aud the
vast In time, ink payer In using silent
getturs amounts to sumthing ever
lnilyun ov dollars each year. But hAy
not hRgured on this last statement and
nia hsv got little toe hi. Yures with
0ut struggle, JosH BuLrsos.
Our estaamd friend wrote the four
going In anser 10 the EDITORIAL whieh
appeeFsd In yesturdass Tribysn- Rspub
iykaa, on the subiekt ov "spelling Re
ferm.n Mr.. Biilings believes IN spelling
reform.
he haz bin tryin ta reform our sistem
sv spelling for the past tnsnd yeefs.
His ssle II In hiz wurk. ard tho hiz or
shograh hsz bin ssveerii krityzizsd, yet
be hax kapi stout hart, and Ron rys
ahed. wunas q isntnlnan spoke Of him
as q bryt felio. sut dam bad speller.
This waz probabli the hardest kut he
ever got; tho he must has apreahsated
bis kfitiekts nnk0nshns ioAk.
We aEoula hate 90 think that Mr..
BilliEian will ba saekseasfai 10 hiz de-
xyas on ingliah osthografi; for snmhoW
or uther. we lyk the old wal best. How
good cur reeders iyk this styl ov spell
| tna2 Du thai thiuk it 10 attraktiyf We
should sal not. II the reeder will kars-
| fuii kritisyx Mr.. Billinesss spelline, be
vil disneser that even = man VINO has
been spelling By the fonstik sistem for
tuenti yeers haE not yet mastefd the aFt,
for Ia the f0urzeinR be ha1 not In awi
| instances foll0d the anAloji Of the
aoupd. We ahai awiwais admyr MIR.
| Billings ~ hevmsstst. hut We are not
stuck en- nlz Spelling. and weel wajur
him that Il "a eexsur fur an intelliiiui
parsea tu iurn tu spell By Mebstur's
| methud than hy ths phonstik sisten
| We AZ led IN belesve this frsm tbs
exspeerinns We hav had in misspsllinR
theea fa iynes.
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SEATTLE ". To- TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE l6 1855
N uaU.sArIex.


stsre fss keas ana Fixtures Ser sale.
Since the late unplsasAnsness wikh
cur creditors We hASR, BY mAkine .
showing Of avzilebls assets exceeding
our liabilities Of over so. .00l, been able
10 rs establish con6de1ce IN their kind
but tiD0roQs hkArts 20 ALLOW ns 70 ssli
our oSp goods. which Se prOp0ss 70 do.
Every article viii be MARRIED st from
10 70 80 per eeas below oosi IN Pa9fs
rgzys<, % shat all can 80 at q glance
thro1sh our Windows and show eases
the cost. Buyers will thus be able 20
sse thAs this 10 q Gsnnine liquidation
sale. and made for the purpose Of clos
inc b0sinees. To essontry merchants
we will offer Roods-ci0nks. watches and
tewelry-a prices thss they can't Get
elsewhere. Deaf buy 9 dollars worth
until ron, fret see eur stosk. Sheet
masis sf 50 per cent discount. We sre
agents for the Weber and Enerson
pianos and Palace. Estsy and Mason &
Hsmiin organs. and We have large
steck on hand. which We are Offering at
manofacEurers' prices Don't buy Q
piano or organ until you get our prices.
kTxRAIL Il Sos,
In Frye's Opera House block; slen Of
Big Watch and Spscsacles.
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raoIrsc ooAsr.


ff--@t 49, - A0E8k@8ts
- nsAslnsco, June iss--fhe sssam-
s<<ztf pi sgldney from Australia arrived
- mafainH xiii Spdney aahsa 10 May
10 ~ AntlkiAnsh New xssllana. 30 May
- khe haekihnd raoera eontsin an
ses1an1 of The sxrest on Nav Ssh of
s@eex 4. linnnex Maxwell. alias fhea-
9e1s see.l kNAnSier. charged lEith hav.
- H1rzanid Ulsari.ss A. Pfellaf IN 81.
k<eass - ApFil 6ah. TIE afrest was
49, - Uiilled States Cs,asui 0auble.
ee1ef tnssfnstions from The Chsef OF
kol7N of ". Lpais and the Unitsd
1.a'ee Secretary ef State. 0n Aay -
. 80 hrs,peh1 into the Police Coart
~ ~ chAiRcs arAiilsa hin svers read.
- eaenssi eskzniea thist the ssnrt had
g 1arisdietion h the utAtabr. AfsaF
elz&s 4rfuzlBnt tha cssse x.as ltenansasd
e - ~, Hns, on thsa disy, again
fsm1n1ef 10 ale uEh, uhea coasil
tz1A ple wui th1 hfst stlnszz skIlsa. No
9sl4sa a. hehAlf az tha p1ueeeniion
= 3 se saiilaas aftiphse hsana in Max.
=. ifeull. which Anstng etiser thines
zzAose lse ensSroidelred hSndAer
ssz9 marlred '.0 A. P-H and shiri
- tHo iIsERe Epols "a hiosd ca Esln
MAxslsil In fspsy tu aaessf0zss
tzaz4za ks3t ahess aftieiss wnxelftsen hbm
- tfAllcisesl by raiksi nAnsei Hob
- Nelecztse Iuehy. ole II it,e
- eee Aiiresisd him ca tks steaEnss,
:. l,..s9 - ltndiiig the fpshs0silr srsin4tE
exrclfs arp seck: TkiFkz f,sazf
- plio hssikerrkiafs. all narkpd
f sssmsufsaani:n btek nzark.
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s9,3l5,@i tl0,I72,sl5

This showing Il q bad one for the com
pany, withost the sale Of lands ITO which
it has no title, at tbs enormous average
rate Of f6 per acre) IL could Lot long be
kept oat Of bankruptcy. IL is resrsnoh-
ing vigorously. however. Director BID
AinRs at this tune being ON tour sver
The road cutting doen salaries Of the
subordinate s@ploysss. arranging for
NO men 70 do shree men's work, etc
sith 4 viev 70 bringing the Income and
expeass accounts into more pleasant
iaxtapoeition-
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LEArH.EM CoUzrx.-A Dungsness cor
ruspondsns Of NE Port Townsend Call
furnishes ssas paper the fsllowins con
csIrnine C!aliam county: The average
ufoAnces0t of Ciallam county of cereals
Il ah.out $4,000 hnshels. OF this sbeut
shrss-foaSshs n wheat, tbs remainder
seina divided between cass and barley.
or potata,ea which may BE- called the
,skapia. ai,oei i0.o0o bashels are raised
(perhnps uorsl, and the bezk article IN
me world. bid assertion. bat vs think
4 tr1@ one. This section pFoduoee eli
the sArt,siea OF fruits IN pxefusion and
pexfestiau. na oektar being raised In tha
Norshwesi, and the time Will come when
the oafrat Of marketable fruif. spplee.
pears, cherries. esr., and ths spiendid
herry crops, viii be q iazre stsm In
trads and an increasing scurce of pro1t
10 IN psople fhs erep of bay viil
weigh sums 300 tons; the growth b
lnxasisns and Eich, and No bssser can
he mazts snyWhere. OF ceurse svery-
bsay kss heard q The sssst golden
hafinx of this eoantfyi . is unsafp1ssed
ID rsshness ~ hasor sod parity IN ssery
1Ay. and tks prodocs&oa - eunstsntly
emlarzinx and the speuz1c demand fcr
CIalsam cciinfy batter conssansiy In
efesninR. In some instances 70 or "
hassa of COWS are miikea daily. the oasi-
saa being snAds . spscialtys and lzrze,
ekxant dairies. With al modern appiir
asseee for batter. MAKING attaohsd.
Eserythinz aboat . psrfsssion of cisan'
lsnesa and q sxce< breath of parity per.
ssaes I'll ~ pisee-
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Oar Reighbor, the Esles, is Continually
reckoninR cot q greater pfopsrtionste
gain there than here II viii be inter
estinR 20 see u prove its claims BY cal
enlafions based Rpon the foregoing
figures. Informing as therefrom at vhaf
time Pieroe county will exceed King IN
ths number Of its inhabitants, future
progress being gagged by past.
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a laFK-aAslNG rREsExr.

Mr.. n. z. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan:
Saved his life by q simple trial bottle Of
DR.. Kings Ne9 Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which cansea him 20 procure
q large bottle, that completely scured
him, when doctors, change of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoarseuess, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung Diseases, it 10
guaranteed TO cure. Trial Bottles free
az A. B. Stewart's Drug Store. Large
size, 81.
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ruxesa. Ass rarmas.

Beware os the pefson Whose fingers
turn backward. He 10 uniust. subtle.
tneeuious, and the neafer his fingers
seem 90 Be the more misohievocs 10 be.
and an enemy 70 virtue.
Fingers which cling 10 each other de-
note ohaneeabie eharaehsr.
Long and large anosrs bsioksn lihsr-
aiisy, true fFssedship. good condition.
Fingers that stand apart from each
other poverty, urssehedasss and mnch
talk about self.
Fingers soa short, with thick snds and
fa,. will be dishsness and sly.
NeRveless hnEeEs denote want of char
acter.-trembllna.
TxsiehinR asasrs . drunkasd.
small taper fingers ea woman show
indseasson Of eAaraetsr. dsinsinsss and
deceit.
II the naals ere eslisas. shs vans Of
A large. wslI-maas hand inciinss v .
eenerona enselask disposition-
Litsis, nsund nails mean oosiinAcy and
anger snd yielent love.
Long. pnre ghits nails. e4peoiAliy on
q wainnnss hand, are en- indtcatinu Of 9
tieceiifui nature. With great strsnath,
and cruel. crafty ieve.
Rsa nails signify cruelty, dsspsrass
love.
spass on the sdes Of shs nails violsai
death.
i. TAs thamh,n says Ncwt - = = 9
eonvancing proof of immortAlifys VITA
oat ID the hand b ussieeA TIE only 40.
smAi that has q thumh ID the ape. out I
q an isrperfact rnamhef, sn6 does mol
Assi<1 ths animal 10 more i1tsiliQen'
nae al iis hand OF pAw. Roman slaves
nsed 20 cos Oh theif thnmhs eeoaus1
thes iaaksd tha courage 70 10 20 War.
and were REGARDED WITH abhsrscnes. In.
fartz sAils very yeanR and idiots whs
casnet eonsrol thoneet have no use oi
their thrmhs. ana keep then loeseiy
cIasped = TIE eisnehsd hand
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"Let svery man. IL possible. gather
some good books under his roof
ChasHisg.
"And bark yoa, SIR, III have them
fairly bound. d."-Shakespsars.
We have the largest stock in wash
inetOn Territory, and sell at lower
prices than any other house on the Pa
eilc Coast. q. DAVIES b Co.,
Book sellers and statieners. La Cher
~ street. iA27dw
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W. P. Born & Co. are agents far
Browning. King & Co.'S cloths, New
York. Sssts 10 order h nov the special
y with this euterprising Arm. All Of
the prevailing styies are shown In their
lines Of samples ard cuts. II you want
superior goods msrvslousiy cheap visis
q 7hs Aypade.D
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nAsRRarR a mar

Are agents for Needham's Red Clover
preparations. positive cure for cancer,
salt rheum, piles. erysipilas, and all
blood and skin diseases. myS
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sEIEaSe ear AT Cosr.

Immensa reductions on nv entire
stock Of watches, diamonds and lew
elry. Parties dssirsas Of purchasing
should NOT fail TO call before going else
where. ss ] must realize on the greaser
portion IN the nsxt sixty days. A. HAH-
sxz, Yeslsr LsaFy block, Front &C. mys
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1,he Louusaa 4 HAnford Stationery
ana Printing Cousp1ny have sddsa %
tbssr sock Of snRineers and draushts-
npsu's snppiiea lasee stock Of Axf3ass'
materials, consistine of Winson d Nsw-
tsin's oil and waisf ooiors, Able snd
stEutchsrs and iaumcrous Articles fos
iiecorAtinz. o npS
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kaxe AxD PsERex csExrH PsPr.
kAFIozA.

For ths bene6t Of oaf Tacoma con-
s-nposaxisa. vho are Disposed 10 make
ia7idso1s eomparisons, ne give bslow a
statement, from oficiAl returns, Of the
osnszs Of the tvo eoanties at different
psr1ods during the past twenty i've
vRaPa.
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GRNERAL GRANT is rapidly I'm.
PROVING By the ase of Red Clover Bios
SOMA A positive onFe for eaness. salt
rheslm and al skin and blood diseases.
HAsssouux 3 Tuzkx. agents fer NE
NolanNeak. mya
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Immense reduction on my entire
stock Of uaiohss. diamonds, jevelry
and Eiverwass for the next sixty daya
ALBzfr HAssxs. Ysslcf. Lssry block,
Front street. my5
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Il viii be seen that in 1850 that eounty
exceeded this in p0polation by sl3 sO0ls.
bY 1919 this coanty had canaht up Eith
that and passed Il, and from that time
to this has exoseded at recurring Geo.
suses as below stated:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

nUKEN lHTY ASSEMBLY, Va ana
~ X e 4. meets on IL Er<z kn1 tk<rd
Mays q esch nsr1A. g ~ p ~. e
~ MrXIf1.AN u. W.
wars sFxxxE& r . EnAz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint 2 Shiloh's
vitalizof 10 guaranteed 70 cure You.
Sold by A. b Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

Cola. silver, sinminnm and rnbiser
are srEpioyed By Dx. kiib0urne. s.
Fr0us glrset IN mekin9 affifci2i dsn-
sursm uold for partial sees and alumni
num for fun sses prove the poma sAtIis-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

sHILOH's CURE viii immsdiassly
relieve Group. Mhooiping Oough and
Bronchitis. sold hy 4. b. Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, Of
Bourbon, lad, says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives 70 sHIIOH'S
CONSUMPTION OURE.s Sold BY A.
b. Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

ARE YOU MADE nissrAbls b Inlli-
esslspn. Oonz1zpstian, Dizxsnssz Lees
% App<zrss. Yellow Skin : 6hlleli's
vstalIser = positive cure. Sold hy -
n Ssssxxt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

Cherries and all kinds Of fruits at
Nsrehant's Candy Factory. Fresh
rafhes and handmade creams every
day. Us
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

For oonsfifnfinnxi - scrnfuIc1s e.
kzrrA. and fnr co1suupsinn inauced hy
she sos1fnisuz tAtrt. Ayers Sazsspssiiia
& the true remedy. ID haR cared num-
esrseas easeA II VIII xlnp ths nAuss0us
catarrhal llkeeAareesI End sszposs The
x;rkenina odox of ths hseAsk. which ere
indssMfscns e. soEofuloas origin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
cash bottle ct ehilotI's Catarrh Rem
edy. Prios 20 csnhh Sold By A. B.
StewarA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

The loss Ia both gross a1d nss 10
April vas extraordinary For the tsn
months the gross earnings decreased
lks52.lo6. OF 81 per cent, and the ex-
I,eDses e6lS. .454. OF 10.9 per cent, leaving
y deosesss Of ez32.ez2. or 81 Per cent. IN
l,st esFnines.
that ths aoaapsny 10 doing q poorer
leasiness this year than last is evident
from an inspection Of the table follow
tu0 0f ahS. Urnaa aaFUfnUar