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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

a tunnel, measuring about . 900 feet long
aud constructed at least nine centuries De.
fore the Christian era, has Just bsen dis
covered by the Governor of the Island Of
Samos. HerOdius mentions this tunnel,
which served for providing the old seaport
with drinking water. Il is completely pre-
served, and contains water tubes OF about
ten inches in diameter. each one provided
with lateral aperture for cleansing 9ur-
poses. The tunnel is not quite straight.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

D.. Martin, of the Slspetriere Hospital, Par
is has made series of observations, stretch
UNCOVER period OF years. on nervous affec-
ion among the children OF alcohol drinkers.
lR eighty three families IN which one or
more members showed nervous excitability,
trscable 10 alcoholic origin, there we're 40
children. or these los, more than quarter,
had commissions: and in the year 1si7 169
we're dead. 24l were still alive, bat eighty
four, more than one third of the survivors
we're eDileptic
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

KANSAS CITY Feb. 20-It is positively said
that Kansas City has been selected by the
English government as the outpost OF a Sc
cret service circuit extending from New
York TO New Orleans aud San Frame SEQ.
There are FIVE well-known British agents in
Kansas City now and 3 resident agent or
chief Of the eircnit will be located here.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

CINCINNATI, Feb. 20.-The Enquirer says
that Phil Hehemann, former Treasurer Of
the Holy Trinity Catholic Church on Fifth
street, near Mound, Father J. c., Albrck
pastor, one of the wsalthiest aud most in
fuential churches OF that denomination in
the city, is short s., 600 in his accounts, and
has been given until tomorrow TO settle
Hehemsnn is saloon keeper and was police
Captain under Mayor Johnston.
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Caupht In a storm.

HALIFAX, Feb. 19.-The steamer New Castle
City, which left here on Thursday last for
London, with a general cargo and 154 head
Of cattle on Sunday. whep abo1t 200 sAilos
southeast of Sable Island, experienced Sc
~oye steI ~, aud the heavy sea washing over
Der, carried away the cattle destroyed the
beats and injured the matches. She put
back 10 this port and arrived to day, where
she will repair
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

From among the many testimonials re-
ceived We select the following, written By
]. H. Carter, a resident Of Phelps County.
Missouri, who says: Il have ussd ShermsD's
Prckly Ash Bittefs u the best ADVANTAGE
and can honestly testify that il hiss done
myself and family IN immense good. aud
from my experience recommend L highly 70
al sufferers
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Fallures throughout
the country il the last seven days, ss re-
ported to r. G. Dun & Co.'S mercantile
agency, number for the United States. 253;
Canada, 81; total. $50. as compared with go
lsst week. and 30 the week previous
Mari four fiiths of the business casualties
Of the week are furnished by the Western,
Snnthern and Pacific States
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The nokesto nInrder.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. % On the Sec
ond trial for the murder OF Amos Bokesto,
at Decatur, Ind.. in April, 1851. the Jury this
morning, after being out ten hours, returned
a verdict for imprisonment for lite against
Fred Richards The verdict in the first trial
reafh
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ICourier-Journal.l

commercial drummer observes that in
stopping street csrs Boston woman shakes
her book. New York woman throws her
parssol at the drivers head, a Brooklyn
woman whistles. Chicago woman puts her
at the conductor, g Cincinnati woman says:
Huba, hubsl" and a Pittsburg woman
paralysis the horses with smile,
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a Young Ladt,s Death to Be- Investigated

KALAMAZOO Mich, Feb. 20-Miss Elsa
stebbins, aged eighteen, coming to Kalams.
zoo with her parents, from Springfield, NJ ass,
was feeling i'll at Detroit, and physician
summoned to the depot by telegraph. and he
injected morphine. The young lady became
unconscious, and was removed from the
train here in that condition. She never
spoke again, and died this morning. Toe
case is being investigated
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oasttal e. kne Sentinel
EvsHvInE, Ind, Feb 20.-lhe charter Of
tie Nashville NaIioEsl Bank expires to-mor-
row. the 2lst inst, and has been extended
twenty years more. with George c. Clark as
President and Edwin Payne Cashier. The
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

former has been connected with this instItu
ton since tie organization 1.-THE latter TOR tn
last fifteen years. Since commanding b1si-
ess this bank under the judicious and care.
fol management of Mr.. Payne has made
dividend every six months Of not less thsn
= cent
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

Costiveness, the torerunner OF so many
diseases, may be efsctually cured by Vic
tona Pills. This great English remedy has
been in use for over fifty years. They never
0isappoint.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-21

NIAGARA, Feb. 20-The river was blocked
here last night, and crossing commenced
this morning. The river is now blocked
from Queenstown two miles out into the
lake. making an ice bridge nine miles long.
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should be Made F,rs-Proof.

The singular prevalence OF disastrous fires
among aims houses is likely. after awhile, to
make such institutions extremely unpopular
as places Of resort.
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Fatally Burneei.

JAMAICA, l. l.. Feb. 20.-Mrs. Anna B.
Snyder was fatally burned this morning by
her clothing catching fire from the crate.
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The oldest, the best the most progressive aud
the most reliable establishment OF the kind IN The
world, having los branch Offices fully equipped
and IN good running order. or three 70 one more
than any other Agency hiss Of actually live Offices.
For over AZ years We have enjoyed an Bnsullied
reputation for honesty. reliability and fair deal
ing, and We have unlimited resources for con-
Quoting our business successfully. We invite
test OF our qualities b. the merchants OF Indian
apolis. Z, g, Dun y co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21
kxIGnTs eR LAsoR.

At meetinR of ths Knights Of Labor,
held june 18th, the following resolu-
tions we're adopted:
Resolved, That we, the members Of the
knights Of Labor, will not Only not vote
for, but vill use our influence 10 prevent
the election, 10 any position Of trust,
Of any person Who employs, or favors
the employment Of Chinese labor; or
vho Ia not known to be favorable TO the
vorkinRman's interest and labor pro-
tection movements generally.
Hsseired. That we invite all Labor
organizations and workin9men-resi-
dents Of the City Of Seattle-to join
their efforts for the securing of the
rights of labor.
A committee Of i've was appointed 10
confer or work With other Organizations
or persons for the above mentioned pur-
pose. n. MoMrILAx, III. W.
WAITER WALKKR, II. 8.
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a Esgarn sF slls sEeeEsrrss.

FouH1n on JULx CEx.zBRkrIoN.-The
general eomGittee IN charge having do
nased. on petition of the Multnomah
Rod and Gun Club. the sam Of S200, TO
Be eomrstsd for at the trap. and the
sais-eommitfse having agreed upon the
gruund upon which the shoot will take
place, Hzltries ean nov be Feceivsd from
members of interior clubs hy applica-
ton % ]. W. WLalley. President Malt-
nomeh Rod and Gun Club. Prorram
and conditions will be pablished later
on.
Ths above item frou Portland shsnld
b an Incentive 10 onr Seattle COMMITTEES
to make arrangements 10 aid the Rod
and Gun Club In some manner. Ths
club have determined on holding shoot
for charnpienship prizes on the lsh az
July, when at leasf one trophy eleAld
be donated by the committee Of cele-
brakion, 10 be designated the "Sea attic
4th Of July Chsmpionshipn THIS club,
composed - it 10 Of our most prominent
professional and mercantile citizens,
should receive every enoonraaemant
possible from our people. Its verk Of
propagating and proteotina game and
iish 10 . most laadable one, aud the club
70 far has been successful In bringing
seattle prominently before spoftsmen.
fhrccGh the efforts Of the team that
represented The club at the Portland
tournament, convention Of the sports.
lneia ard spoFtsmen's clubs Of Oregon
and Washington Territory wiil be held
at Seattle about the iss of August. Be
Eidtss the object Of the conveafiou-t
organization Of an interstate sports
inail's hssoeiasion--a grand Shooting
tournament viii be held under the al
spitxs OF the club. These tonrnamenfs
and assemblies are productive Of much
coed. and doubtless the first IN seattle
will Be eredisabls alike to the elab and
to the city.
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N ua1nsArnsx.
sssre Tor Re.s ana Fsxs.rr. COR :,

Stare for Rent and Fixfsrss Tor sale.
since the lAte unplsssantness with
our creditors ws have, By making .
shuvinR Of asailable asssfs exoesding
our liabilities of over &40O0n, been able
20 re establish oonhdsncs in thsir kind
bat tinorous hearts TO allow us TO sail
our owp goods. which ws propose % do.
Every article viii be nskxksd at from
10 10 30 par cent below cost in pg4fa
f9sres, 20 that sll can see at 9 glance
tafoaRh our vindogs and show cases
the eost. B1yers viii thus be able TO
see that this 10 4 genuine liquidation
SALE and msds for the purpose Of cl9s-
ing business To coontry merchants
vs gill offer Roods-clocks, watches and
Jeveiry prices that they can't aet
elsewhere. Deaf bay . dollars worth
until you first see cur stock. Sheet
music st 20 per cent diseount- We are
agents for the Weber and Emerson
p.anss and Palace. Estey and Mason Il
Hamlln organs. and we have q large
stack on hand. which ve are offering at
mAnnfacSurers' prices Don't buy q
piano or organ until ysu get our prices.
krMBALL IL Sos,
In Frye's Opera House bloGk; sign of
Big watch and Spsctscles.
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Poxr TowssxxD, June 10th.


Hawaiian bark Lily Grace, Captain
Wall. arrived last evening under sail
50 days from San Francisco. She loads
lumber at Port Ladlow for the West
Coast.
American bark Ceylon, Captain Bar
stow, arrived last evening under sail
from Honolulu and anchored. She will
lead lumber at PORT Blakely for Homo
lula.
Schooner Leo, Captain Lehman, ar
rived last evening under sail days
from Sitka, Alaska. This morning the
ting Qaeen City towed her 10 Seattle,
where she loads Cedar River coal, ium-
ber from Stetson Il Posts mill, and gen.
erei merchandise for Alaska. Captsia
Whitford Of Sitka owns this vessel and
makes regular trips from Seattle and
Alaska, going as Ear a. Ounalaska 10 the
westward. making an 90 asional trip to
San Francisco. Trade has increased
gradually the Lass few years, and the
Captain thinks of having q sseam
schooner built on the Soana, suitable
for bis business Steam must be intro
dnced sooner or later in this northwest
ern trade ~ qaieker passages are In
every way more profitable. The
schooner Leo was the REVENGE cutter
Reliance. bailt In Baitinors In les,
and for . time stationed In these va
ters, commanded BY Captains James
seiden and John w. White both nov
residing In Seattle.
The harkentine Amelia arrived yesser-
day under sad from one Of the lover
Coast milling points with a cargo Of
redwood lumber bsund TO Port Blakely.
The ina Tyee has three vessels en-
gagged 10 tov 10 see, which she viii take
IN one tow-ship Two Brsthsrs from
Seattle. barkensine kitsap from Port
Gamble and the bark Cassanlra Adams
from Port Townsend.
Ship Iyanhoe passed dowa With coal
from Seattle bound 20 SAN Efaucisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

FgKK MkxaoprsM - Thruuchaat last
week the village of Beaverton, Oregon.
hes eeeis s9arminN with The dsvosees OF
Free Ms1hodisn. TIE church vas there
kioilliag . conferance. tha nrNt of this
discrimination In Oreeen and Waahing-
t9n. The asfsndAncs IN this iisfls cut
ef -ths sa,y village Numbered 100 % lE00
Bishop 81 r. HaFt. ons of the teo bish-
eps the Free MetAodints have In the
Unitea States. presidea. Twelve min-
lstsirs participated. Esstern and west
ern Washinesoa Territory we're divided
hy the confcrence into separate dis
tfieas. Rev. Messrs. George Edwards
aad GeoeRe Windnzt wars poi h charge
Of the Nslia Walia coantEy. Bishop
Hart ana his wifs. who b spoken sf a.
harslly second in elcluesacs b ths biah-
ep. will be 10 this city n about wsek,
and reaiaia here The largcr part of .
uiozah. Aoldin1 services n The Mission
Chapel on Fourth street. This eo@inx
smmmer the iaraa anbernecls. In charge
Of fear ministers of the church. Rss-
A. n. 6ootis. Of NAilsburR, being Of thu
touf. will Be pitched In this uppsr coun
try ter thres snanthsl Tia tabernacle
vii bold 1000 personR Amon9 the
nppssinfibenta uf the cenfarencs fsF Or
eRe1i and Washinatan are !. ,. Lsdue
aud John Glenn, presiding ezdars Of
ursixon and washington. asadne koeAted
a (irezlaAu, urexon. 6lenE Ia seattle.
Prslschsr N charge - Seattle. Georee
". tsolcsnaD; in c&ArEe nt Co1fAxs ". n.
AiceMe.--W. ". year~mi.
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lts kkoae thfOoRk00t vas pIeilsallf,
Nd rs played quits rapidly. Nc ac-
&1sat worshy OF NOTE occurred.
1es srain was In waiting TO bring tho
flAyezs and excnisiorlis.s 10 town. where
- Izeema hofs wsF8 banquetled st
~ AAlinEtsn. After spending the
sseaine IN sight seeing about ths city.
~ Izcana nina and friends wie 40
EHrenssd them left On their reiiifa ~
He<sock on she steamer which thet
- sa4rtered fer The occasion.
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A WeMAN,s sECRKv.

Lend me your ear" remarked Mrs.
Brown 10 her husband, the other even.
ing. Viii yos give it back to me p
he inquired. with mock anxiety. ~Of
course Jon idiot, do you suppose want
to start tannery 2" She COT his ear
and whispered into il that Swamp
Angels Rhe1matie Cure is the oaly sure
cure for rheumatism in all its forms; tina,
in forty eight hours one bottle OF this
wonderful medicine will absolutely cure
the worst case Of infizmmatory rhea-
matism. The dull, deadly, deep, devil
ish. dAliying, dastardly, dreaFy, dnbi-
ous. deoeitfui disease vanishes before it
like magic. IFS a divine gift 10 man.
Its qualities are harmless, aad in them
are combined natures most powerful
restorativts. Hundreds Of our best eil-
liens testify to its curative powers and
that Is 10 manufactured from the eels-
brated recipe Of Swamp Angel by
the 3. A. r. C. Mfg. Co., Seattle, Wash
ington Territory. who on receipt OF one
dollar, VIII send you bottle, express
paid, Il you cannot obtain 1t Of your
druggist DIV
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a uFE-sAyIxG PsssExr.

Mr.. NJ. z. Allison. Hutehinson, Kan:
saved his life by simple trial bottle Of
DIR. Kings NeE Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him 10 procure
a large bottle, that completely cured
him, whom doctors. change of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs,
and all Throat and Lung Diseases, Il is
guaranteed 20 cure. Trial Bottles free
at A. 3. Stewards Drug Store. Large
size, 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

The L.owm&n 4 Hanfsrd Stsfionsry
and PRINTING ocmp4zy have addsa 70
thsfr stock af enNineers and drxa&hts-
mems supp{ies . large stock Of axsSsss'
nnAtestaie eo0eis<inR of Winsoa a New
tons osl and uater csioFA sabls 1nd
oamel's hair hf1shess canvas and
strrschers and namerous Articles for
decorating. apS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

w. p. Bo1D 4 Co. are agents fes
Rrowning. King d Co.'S cAoths, New
York. Ssits % order is nov the special.
y with this enterprisina frrn. ALI Of
tbs prevailing styles are shown In sheiI
liuss Of samples and cuts. II yea want
superior goods msrveiousty cheap visit
. 7As ASrads.n
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Let every man. II possible, gather
some good books under his roof
CAaasiag.
And bark yoa, sir, I'll have them
fairly bound. .n-Shakespears.
We have the largest stock In WASH
inRton Territory, and sell st lower
prices than any other houss on the Pa
cille Ooast. q. DAVIS d Co.,
Book sellers and statisnersL La Cher
~ street. ja27dw
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Immense reductions on my entire
stock Of watches, diamonds and Jew
elry. Parties desirsus Of purchasing
should not fail TO call hefore going else
where. as must realize On the greater
portion in the next sixty days. A. HAx-
SEES, Kesler Lsary block, Front Sc. my3
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W. p. Born 4 90. have determined ID
eloss cut their stock of rsads Mads
elothfse and are nov Offering rare bar
gains and special ENDORSEMENTS In style,
quality and pries. An inspeUtioa earn
estly solicited
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GENERAL GRANT d rapidly in-
proving By the nas Of Rsd C1ovez nlos-
SONS. 4 poaitivs cure for cancer, salf
rheum and all skin and hiood diseases.
HAszaouux 4 TzRz1. accents for he
Northwest my12
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HoP AND Fsurr PnoDuCTsox.-AtP Pay
allnp the Iowa editors, excursion train
was halted for 20 minates or more. and
tho entire party visited the Meeker hop
ranea. From the elevated platform as
ne dryinE sstAbiishment Q good view Of
the premises was obtained and Mr.. e.
Msekar pointed ouk 90 them his extern
sive fields. where be had under eultisa.
tisn at the present time $50 acres OF
hsps. Mr.. Mesker also teld the crowd
soDe faets aboat hep cnlturs In the
valley, which eansed these HAwkeyes 30
distend their oreans Of vision. and q
gross Of FAbers we're quickly brought
iato service in taking down bis aston
isning figures. He said thas IN 1867 the
first packaan Of hop roots w2s brought
10 thu valley, which his father 81 ouf,
frrm which be raised one bale, whish
be sold for So cents . pound. The eco
ond sear affair thnt be planted two and
half aeree, pointine 70 the SPOT few
rods Away. which be had increased from
scar 10 year until he nor had $50 acres
In bearing. He raised Lass year, from
i70 acres of ground, So ,6B pounds OF
hop8. which be sold for Is centa 4 pound.
The hiQhesl axure be had ever Realised
uas thres pears ego, when be sold his
entire crop ef l3o.o,0 pounds as $lI0S q
poundt tie same quality heinR WORTH
today oaIy cents. He had raised e.
hiRh es 100 pounds 10 the aese, the sv-
erzoe for II years being about moo
Pn1ndA Thsy ooaid be sold - good
prsfis at an average af 10 cents per
poand. j. p. Stewart then gave some
fncts with regard 20 fruit which sill
sure aEnAxed the EoWans. kkoaoh CON-
me. a. they Do. frum q fruis -prodncin&
Ssata. MT. Stewart ssid be H1u had on
hix plaes anrozs the railroad 500 fruit
trses. and he uas raising pruDes four Of
xhish uoaid maks . ppane. ObNerrina
the inclinaticn Of bis Iowa friends, Who
haa nsssr sea sush remarkable pro-
dscfs. 70 be incre1uls1s. be proposed -
srnd samples ef hia fall piokina - snch
a wpuld give him their address. kfief
reorivin9 3 handful cf cards bearing tke
nansps sna address of members Of the
party. ka wzs prssented vith printed
iisf of ths excnrsicnistS. speakin& Of
his crop ef KAspasErfsA he E&id tbsy
vpusa yield A7oo pea.as % ths sc.e
C4nneries ssalG sooA he nse'ded - tAks
care q oax inefssztslz crup q frutk
when ~ ceal6 Enoneszfnils oonpsee
via Callforni& In shens xsods in ell
tnis NerfAssstcrz 1erritoFy. ssnes -
hnid the aarznsAee af frsieht-&s,s-
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Immense reduction on my entire
stock Of watches. diamonds, iswelry
and silservare for the next sixty dayG
ALszzr HAissEz. Yeslef. Lsary block,
Trout street. my5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

ARE roc MADE nizzrahls hy Inds-
ress5un, Cous<spation, pzzrinsss, Lon
cf Ap<afsta.s Fe<iew 8kin9 &hiiehis
yitAiizsr d pust1se cure. sosd ~ 4
B. &1ew1xt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspsp-
sla and Liver Complaint Z Shilohis
Vilalizer Is guaranteed 10 cure You.
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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What good 10 all yoar money 10 you
after you're dead? spend ona dollar for
9 bottle of "Swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure and add ave years 10 your life
leaae. mh2Idv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

God. uilpsr. zizminnm and rubber
ara enployed- b. Or. kiIbuurne. e1S
Fruu< sfrset in nAking eK4i6nl4l den-
tures. Gold for partial nsas and zluzi-
nun fer full ssss pruss tlae mos ktis-
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TIE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of
Bourbon. Ind. says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives 10 HHIIOHB
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold BY A.
B. Stewart
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saw slrslc.
Lows then, ard labor.
f1o nnt fsaf.

Tee gaieen age Il coming yet.
kofue very hopeful lines from good
~ thish Is saeluded 10 q nnmhs< ef
~ ssez9z mSislc, iiens us by ths puo-
ezassx Oliver nissosI A %, OF Bistnn.
- pzues u The piaess are; The Gold
- ~ ess. sonu BY Lsonard Mar
ek ~ Aothera Smile. 80 Cts
lx y LEONARD Marshail. RsveFie for
Ne 3 cts.l hy 4. L. Crane Annie
sE5s< hohostisphs. 40 ets, by Lonis
Americssn Ladiee MAziarklI GO
Edwin ChfistN. Clara MnEnr.
= N -. lhy IA. X. liAdly. Isasil and
tslzs CD ct& hy Pinsnsi. Dream
u ~ Jaitkf. 90 eis. hs Hatch
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

sHuOH's CURE win immediately
relieve Croap Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. Sold by A. B. Stewart.
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WHY WILL YOU ceaah whsn ski-
lohis Care viii give immediate relsef .
Pries 10 CO. % o. and o. sold b. A.
d SsewaF&
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