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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

Pozr TosxszzD. ysly iss.
Ship Cs1sda, Oapssln hDsSafxn. ~
SIS 90 fest Inmbsr ttken % h'oar7 q
the Tacoma MIL patsed down % hs'
vny 70 San Francisco.
Steamer Eyanesl e'irns % ne syird
Yesterday an5 took d, Sesbeek bzrssn'
tina q. n. Ggifi1sh, Captatn tdwsfds
where shs iosds fanlssr fer SIN ffsa
eis,s. Hrs. Edwards md family eossm
Parry The Captain on this Trip.
ghip Euos &ouls. which got sshosss %
ths scsthssst spit Of Prosesfign Island
McudaF evening. while ettemptinR 90 a.
into Pert Discovery. seven days iron
Hen Ersneisao. was t0sEed % ~ baNf
water Iaze evsnsaa ~ tueM Msstaek and
Blakelv. and tsksa isto Port DiscuVezy
Tks rs=enszs eatsar Culver Woso5ti wsE
eIe1pxsde tie ship, aisd cifsrsii bar -
aIatsr1ee. bat she tide being low ct 10
time, noshina eouid be done. she HasiE
went 20 her In the GINNING, bat the yes
ri was Of. There eh01id DO buo5
piaced Of the end 81 she shOai. - inanJ
vessels have rot into ths same troubie
Captain Scale h part owner IN the ship
He hss bis fsmily witb him, and ints1d'
20 locate thsns IN tteas psFts.
Tug Holyoks arrived this sftsfnnoE
frsm she Cape, having ssged from De
partars Bay 10 sea the ship John y
briees, With GOAL for San Ffan6iss'.
Tbs crew Of the ship Richard III.
vsrs discharged and paid yesssrday.
fship Valley Forge. Captaia Love ar
rived fssf svsnfng nniisr sail ffon Hoy.
81 Roads. She loads lanbsr ct one Of
The Puess Nil Oorapaay' - mills for Ans
sraiia.
TIE Port Of Essry lie Rsily decorated
with haes IN bosos Of the new Collsctor
Of Castons. Who today sntsrs on the du-
ties Of his ef3as.
isaip Shirley. Captain ewailsor, ar
rived yesaArdsy, seventeen days from
San FFaneiseo, aud a.ilsa ap the souDd
b Tacoma, where sbe leads lutnbts fnI
Gan FfanGssoo, She made the foHnd
trir and discharged 500. 100 feet lambsE
IL thiFty-hye days.
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ssnR cArxEs eF cHeLEnI w.
FAxTEM

Il b sf tie hi9hest iuportauss 70 IS
certain ths canses q the 9iarfhRal dis
eases. hez1nss many q tbsm are avoid
able and nag be mifiGstea by intelilQens
fsrsthoa9hk- Farther, tais foretho11hf
mast. 70 . great degree, be exercised BY
psrsnts. ss the physaeisn - not Raner-
ally cous1itsd until tbs miscf1ef D
dsne. Many eansss hsvs osen a.
signed, bnt smon9 them three sre pre-
eninAntiy eeeosivs for all ths varieties
Of diarrhBs above Overwhelmingly,
| bad hykienis surroundings, improper
dies. and the great heat Of sammer.
There Is no element Of bad hygiene
thst IL without it, influences, sinee every
debilIiatinR circumstance and condf
too i ds6nifsfy fzsofaoie 30 the devel-
opue % OF bowel troubles. Bat promi-
Eent smoag II. m ara damp s.sas-io7 O.
the housA. bad ventilation. oyereroE Nd
ING and hith- Tue inflasnse OF damp
ne.s ~ well recognized. and Is probably
efHstsnt partly directly, and partly %
the aid Is furnishes 20 the dec0mposi-
ton Of refuse and 9Th
The Improper Diet of infants and chill
1ren IA probably exsn more damaging
thas bad hygieaie surroundings FOOD
NAV be unsuitable IN many ways.
Among the poor aad ignurant glasses it
often happens % q the baby Is allowed
the same food, Whatever II may be, that
tue family have. Bat am00q those who
are not poor, and who are eager 20 do
The best for their children, much harm
u done thro00a iguoranoe and EnisRuid-
I'd zsai A multitude Of foods are pre-
pared vita great care for children
which are either worthless or almost
certain 70 irritate their digestive organs.
Probably the two eonwonest errors are
10 the use Of foods excessively starohy
and she making them too concentrated
or s'rich," Ia the idea that they are thus
more urtfttious, the makers being en-
iirely ignorant of the absolute necessity
that the food Of young children should
b. thin liquid. In other articles IN
R.Ebghood more detailed advice as to
food will be given.
Bat even the diet of q child fed Datu-
rally may be bad. Good brssst-milk Is
the best food for young child, bat the
breast milk may fail TO be good for va
rions reasons, Tbs health OF the moth
er or narse may have been impaired
and the milk have bsen poor from the
beginning, or Il may have deteriorated
simply from the age of the breast. Ii 10
an insufficient diet in either case; dele
FERROUS changes In its constitution are
less common than simple impairment
of its quality. This matter, also, may
at another time be taken up more 10
detail.
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alns.

fspzzoa posr-IxTzxa1oRxuzn
In references 10 n statement In ths
Fusz lnTxLsxazSuxsI this naerninR that
with inspsetos Heai,oek. had held q
sofzloial Investigation % thu aneidsnI
q The Newcastle minss In which James
Heklsf wna killed, wish 10 aay that
visited the maine Tuesday with Mr. nea.
aock, but made no .'ofieiAis investiea.
tior, bsoauss foana that, instead q
ro4ifstnR M, aa ntquired BY law, che
aathofitiss ~ TIE mine had caused ~
Thos. Dsnaid. Q nslehhsrsne yussies 81
Sic Peace. 81 which tnquezs ssstict d
aoesdsntal death bad been faladerea b.
ths 5axy.
Imak9 t:sia explanation because ths
sta<ament pahiiskea this snoruinQ vas
vishoat my knesis<ies OF authorization
l. Il DawEa,
Oorunes kln1 County.
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rnE raraessaAx sI.xrs.

The tslss q sksiF ei1snfis statzrs, %
gftsri told ard - freaaeufly de1is1. are
ttIarDa9hly investiaasmd IN shis msmoir,
aud gtta result which vii be irtsrest
lrlz % aatisropeiozisfs-
CAREFUL massachusetts have been
aiad.s IN recent timSs, BY different 90
Hssvswz. u mAny individuals In sAriOns
parts Of PAt4goniA- Ths result - thai
the mean stature Of adults tot both
ssxaa Il sozld sppsArl = fsand 10 Be
aboa4 L7s metres. % ese feet ten inches
| English. This mean remagks the
sutbor, ~nasy seen rasher loS; but II ve
sofnpare y With that Of Francs, whtss
~ ouIy ] s. metres fabout Eve feet i've
ii'eAss i and II ws consider thai for al
hnmsnkind tie statistics ave only LD
utesses rather les than I've feet seven
hschssDs we shall psresfvs that this
figure rspFssents 10 reality . very iofty
stature. aud makes the PAtaaonians the
fullest race OF men noe existing Men
Of slx feet Preach {six feed thrse and .
half inches Enzlishi are common
atA1ng them; and occasI0oalsy one y
fonnd who fe8ebes two metres. or AZ
fsss six and half Inrbss.
This. however, 10 not all The Pata-
aoni1n, 10 the apper part u bis body,
N sf . hinge baitd- HIS trusk and
head are large, biz chest broad, bis
arms long and muscular. On horae
haek be seems far above tbs ordinary
stzs Of man. when be disn0ants-
howssseE, IL IL seen that his legs are DIS
pTop0rts0nately short and slender they
ifqsently bend oatw4rd His walk y
heavy and lamberiBR. These are the
sell knosn pecalisrities which are
fDuad 10 the TaTtsrs, and IN sill races
Of men who spend most Of their time,
lks shs PafAe0nians, on horseback
ki1t 10 y oply little over tvo eszturies
sinol tie horse vas introduced lnio
this region. The natives whs we're hfst
seen chased the swift guanacs and
oeirich over thar immsnss plains on
fsot, Huch aetivity repaired long.
straight and muscular legs. IL - not
spo mnch 20 sappose that the total
change IN their habits Of life, which
has occurred sines they became 3 pa
ton Of hoFsemen, has Distracted AZ
hsast two inches from their stature.
Adding these lost inches TO their pres
ent height, re recover tbs giants who
astonished the companions Of Magellan.
and yiadieate the narratives which
hstsr writers have diseredited. We
gain also q notable evidence OF the in
Gue1ics Of natural causee In modifying
the physiosl eharactsristies Of men,
A.<.{N,r<s
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MIS- Fozx. Jsiy 4--united States Sd
lee@ s&,a flsT "a ls3A; Pacif3r
- l1gls. AnesiuAn kxprsss ~. t,Anaas
Rasa1e -. OknatA Southern 90 Cen.
tssi fslufe ~. Bariinxsan Isaa Lack.
asFnnnA sgsS. psnvuz 4 Mo GF.rds
4 Exse N. Kansas a Texas liz,
Lkke tlAass s.. Laaisxiile 1 Nass.
silse NM. Aichi1an Central al
NertANfn h1es1e tf&. NsFthern
rhclfc prefexrea 81 korskwcxferp
~ Naw fexk Ceaknl esk. OFapun
AsilRxS and NavieAtfnn =. Ornean
FFAnscnnssnansa ID. OreNan fmprpvs'
1sns ~ feelne Mall 4T,x. Panama IS.
nnek lsaessd Han. -. Psal 10. Tsx<s
fselne IN unsan raeiee Sois, unise.1
9lAsea kxpsem &lA, webs karuo lea
Me~ssTh unkaa aaS Resrolsam Arm Il
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sUMMONE.

TN THR DISTRICT COuRT or fKxTHlzp
] yndiciAl District q NE THfilssyM Xs1-
ingson holdinG sszDs e esaflth b xIsl
county, for the sounfies q ling ed N1q1,
No. 4t2x -Johp n Frink. plslssx q. a.
Onxisnd. defendant. Hla n.
Complaints elsd in ne ssasiy 4 Klae D.
The ofIies q the c,sxk e sd pEaEis1 Q@sN
fsE Ur1zss ssasns % Axrziul sun, errzEsAs
To O. J. Garland, dafep1AEt M
xou arr hereby required % sR2ee n ~ n
ilop bro1ght sGaipst y 2 ~ ~ sI&ys 4aH
plaintiH. Ia the DiGrict C6uf< ~ ~ IzIt
judicial District u ne Ierflzasf q ~
ihgfon. hoidips terms q he civ y &114
the county ~ kiag fog TIA esosnM = &4
and klssap, and - snzxef ia eeerRHt "a
ihsrsin Within sixty days from ~ t+4 q ~
firs1 pnhlic.iion q this suzluope n
b default Win b tsksn sesic.t ~
Tbs said action n hrouShf y ip4'M q,
sun IL tI3ss "a with tnssrssk q ~
irom the nth dag 81 De1Gstz1 ~
rase - 60 Per csDk. Pc meelA "a
2zuu<esoEy note daily mz6A e<1cl
1rersd 10 aid dsfendnnf b, k4e n Il ~
Exnk q Seattle. o. The Wth ~ n
ieSl whereby he aid lefenG1N1 y
psy ths said nrsf Nstioaal - = ~
ths spm Il ei2ke u one d2y >l|H ~.
lnfeEae1 q ne xsts 81 ous re< 49,
no rat u whAeh sAid prern.eeRi 49, -
hsen paid exoept TIE sum e - y
ia 3etk DAY 81 pscenbsr. ~. -
cid pfomlssory note w44 111wy
man1eaent Of this ac<ion, delI 4ps -
kixnea Apd trznzferre5 - plsfs<i
the lawful boldes and oWpex q
Ard $50. for . second ssnas e <@<&
cossr tha sum e 80. With tr4M49 y.
ieh day u Mssck. ts6t. % ~ "
coNnt Toe maehipezy rns1nfse<1tU N.
said and delivered % nHif aesez!e< W.
speciaI fnstancs and Fe9uszN " ~ ~
Ton ffos woxks csmpsnN b943a
day 81 guly. lsez, Er1 Ne l1tn ~ n
1855. watch cid hslapcs - aceo4< w
said Washina<en Irpn Us<ise 0sn{@ "a "a
ths co1nms- eemsnf Il fAs acs1e4 -: W
sigssd. irsnsfsrrsa end - evu u y
Who = 100 tks iswisl hsA4sr ~
Wines ne fzsu, Roesr 1. arsep u.
$500. ne sssd blstffct Ggux w. @s
sxAE- tbsrsof. this iesh tsyd ~ :
gAMEs szkNu, -
I By xkxzs p. LnpIss, pepzs3. -.
! bnsks. ballsr > n&sia. AterneI
~. - A.. ..ss,ea1io. Nxy Nj IH2
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J. ]. Miller, editor OF the " Lutheran
Home Luray, va, writes: :" advertise
nsthing that ! do not know 70 be GOD !
was saved from the grave, an sure. BY
the use Of Ayers Cherry Peeiorai, ard
have recommended II to others with the
happiest results l. J. Addison, u. D..
Chicago, H.. writes: ~ have never
found, in thirty-6ve years Of continuous
study and practice IN medicine, zn- prepa-
ration Of 50 greet value rs Ayers Cherry
Pectorai. for treatment Of diseases Of the
throat and lungs; and ! constantly recon-
mend Il 70 my patients. It not oaly breaks
up colds and cures severe coughs, but l.
effective in relieving the most serious
bronchial and pulmonary Affections
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Is UneQuaIed.

Jcan ]. UhhnaB. Brookiyn. rs, writes:
:. TSe,se Years age, was Sffiicted with q
severe bronchial trouble. pronounced BY .
sSilfui physician 70 be yery dangerous.
aud Fable to terminate in Pneumonia.
After using one bottle OF Ayers Cherry
Pec.or=l, l found great relief, and an oeca-
siesSsi use Of il since that time has, 1 think.
exiensled my life ten years at least.s Mrs.
Y. NJ. Thebaud, Montreal, Canada, writes:
. LAST spring my daughter was STACKED
b. nembraneo9s Group, or diphtheria.
The Doctor prescribed Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, which cured her Of the diphtheria.
Being s;iil very weak and sick. she began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, which restored
her 10 vigorous health.-
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Or. Frazlerss Throat and Luns

Or. Rrazlerss Throat and Lung
Balsam
Is the greatest remedy in the world for
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza.
Quinzy, Laryngitis, Croap. Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, Asthm ,Catsrrh and Whoop
ing Coagh. and all diseases Of the throat
and lnngs. IL performs wonders IN re-
lieving Consumption. IL strengthens
the langs and instantly allays all irrita
ton Of she throat.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.
DR.. Frazier-Dear Sir: ! was troa-
bied for about three months during tbs
last SUNNI and fall with hronchitis
and q bad oongh. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief.
used your Throat and Lung Balsam, and
found immediate relief. On retiring az
night il gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks /
found myself cured. Rev. r. NUTR.
DIR. Frazier'e Throat and Lung Hal
sam allays all irritation Of the throat.
penetfates and heals the lungs and as
sists nature BY sxpeetoFation to throw
OF the corruption. Sold by druggists
everywhere a. 70 cents bottle. Frazier
Medicine Co. proprietors, Cleveland, D.
Sold BY A. b. Stewart. Seattle.
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rAHR cAnE 81 n.nss mia.

Tee much smphisls eAnnas b, given
% Ne tniuEieltosI 81 kesp miik ssssss n
hn1 usashar. The infAni's issiaral
nsnrizhment needs almost az manh ssrs
u snmsn<F ~ does he eonsgnses 81 Il,
The hest msahod az ksspina q an.
changed. and thsfslofs whoiessms, q q
- u n . eisaa, sol2 reffiEenliar A
soun - 4 eazass inip shs hoass. when
= b nseasds taxa lilo pisehsr o. cap in-
70 which ~ y - BE- lpoarsd 20 the sefriR,
tfstof, ncs The miil pan into Ne ksiak-
-, knrsea esneEnily ne9issil this pse
caution. Tks pan b pfisn ihgt M the
hsetsd ontef air for nse. len. 6fseen
lminnsses THIS cansine shs milk %
etufn-s IL Ne cb1ntFy. whers see 4
An9 readily ahtAilishl<. = i,ssily no z
cellar spfinQ house, ot q aAiry
f1fuu9h uA&pA sune q living ssrsazn n
vA1ef. b th8 nexs hesl thing 10 ~.
frtH<rstor. u none a. these are :.
hand. pear tie milk tnsendea fox an
t&hy fate clean sione iua, cora Il a,
sSrsiy. sse esleA silk ever che saarper
ana snepead We vseset h tn wsll-
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ne doh snd sizI,essS sSssld soi fsa Il II =
him Ths Doctor he's WISHED ~ l1a1l1zz1I
Eurupc and obkslnsd arsa2 deal n W(E651
informatien wkien be h cozapetenl a Il1o1H
10 those In need Of his services. DH 0z0&Yx
win make 20 charge unless b s1s4s b etIs
tea dollars Eor paekaTs 81 nsildz& N,
dress Oh. y. y. 6iDBoN, nax H.. ~ I'm,
cisue. CAl Msutisa rusT-ix7xzz2psRuzz
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Eoa rae upPnR skAolr.

ssrns Glide q. ~. oofe, Aastei
EAvKS YESI.HR'S WHARF ON
Ia Wednesday and snEurday. returning
THURSDAY and Monday, calling ct Stan
Hcoa utsAlsAy. Aoes Landing, skAfii
trrlnediafe points above For freight on
paslaa9e aDply On board or 70 aHOH0h
FDSTkR On tbs wharf apl
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Tia hnss eMlve n she worif foe CHA
Hfs1eNk egreA UicerA 6sls RAeam, ~.
~ nass1 fst1ez. u1zRRea Hasa ca
hAnA Qe<ns And 81 6kin kzurtinna
nd pnsislsezy szEes kiEee o. ~ pay ~.
9zlsexk " d NuArNnteeA 10 efxa parfsci
4ls1s4kzsts11- - meAef rsfen1eA PRES,
esniN ~ hox. 80 nsie ~ a. II
8lesazk
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Jere Mann, Nevada stock-raiser, has
iast secured verdict Of $40,000 against
the Arkansas Land and Cattle Com
pany, for converting 10 their own nse =
large number of cattle belonging 90
him.
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CLEyKr.ANp. Ohio
JoHN @. JAsIcKE, CHAs. +. JAxIGKE.
Notary Public. surveyor.
mo. q. JANItjKE A. SON.

VIII locate settlers on the public lands
Of the United States. file all classes OF
entries, and execute Land Oflse papers
AZ our Office at Falls City.
1000 acres of vacant Government
lands.
Timber and farming lands open 10
settlement and purchase.
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DIR. IIEBIG
PRIVATE DrsPENsARY.
900 6sary street.. San Frsn.
cisco, oai.

Conducted By uualfHa.f php. <NHn
sicinns and suraeons-res.Is, K3kAE>4
xr..anssra n NH&X
n2rThe orpEsr spnrr.,~-EfyH<@%4
"a the United etslse 49, <<Zf{4M
LrFs.Loss sxPsaIrsca. psr. KAN
sins. insarS sssTps "a -. X
MAxxxr aulRs 81 an pr,x.ss LA
Chronic sssd Nerveas n;ss.sss VEL
Affections Of the BIoop- RzTr III
KmacxR RI.ApDRa Fpnrvr,~. TA
ULcxRs, OLD so.Es swrrSssa ~
or xKH aEAxns, soar Mo.yrS IN
TxsnAT. noEE PsrS.- n~-,... w.
er.dIcafad frnn - ..s,.-- - ~ 'A'N ~
NERVOUS o. hilirx- Imnsse
Lnsses. ssxual Desav N~ps.s 5000
weakness. Failinr hr~-,s,. - {r5tesl
stunted Development Imrsssss 49, ~
riaes, eel. from excrssrs IS -...sss.. ~.
or any ezass, speedily. ssf,ir - -.
cur.a - 1ztzAi
Yoanz. msddls.sa,s .,s "a -.
who neeA msdicai 4; III 80 -. s.s - ~
suit ne Old Europesa psvsts;.1 y g.
opinion costs notAinr M ~. ~. ~
misery and shauoe- VIZ. 49, H4t
yfsis tne cIty FOR ts.fns- @'...ssss. y
sent svsrywhere br A. nres. - -. - "
vnlion. Il Z sslf.syi3.r3 49, s
who dives IA vhols sttsnt,.- +. =. ~ =!
sases attsins rr.as shli -
throacsout the eopntrv r..-.,. ! ~. -. ~
Qusatiy recumn,snj difsr,i1 - .:st y,
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rs LAp 0sssuz ~ czngg
s~Nstsss + hs.ssx ssvss 49, - Z
nzsks Anal preef bsfors ~ Se3yt n ~
abssncs ne Clssk 81 10 Us<slss 4 H.
ofaoe. n 8sattis. ". r. % 49, Y ..;s1
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csfiaa ua e1e7, foF ~ - ! q -
sownssIp - ne<lh. fznEes - tsrl'
Y q - - \ 81 81 { g sps
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xsnIusI <zTesns. Jaha y. Rszl1s1 ~
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rxss,xa nssu~sss II - z 4 GO.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

possible heal snd control affections OF the throsf and
The experience Of has
and professional
physicians and worth JAS l. AoHng Hi
Pesors in family for twelve
ch Cold ThrOa
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u.a Ian osvsus = d.. - e
ayNssses = hsfshs gspsn -. ~ &
xEEaET - E1e1 ne<lce q ~ 49,
mas Anal rrogf bs{zEe y - ~
1ueliz, = ~ e1l<e = s.ss,, \ ~, - ~
Z x ss.siss 81 soslsalp = ss&e -
iis nan~s = x,ln~usrs ID W ~
2 i,usi~s. y = hahe..s! 5: Sssm
.ssuxs sssss > - ~
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FRANK NC MULLEN.

A ny ONE KNOWING THE WHERE
q ssbouts OF Frank MoMullin. cf Chey.
enne, Wyoming. win confer 3 favor by
sending the information 70 his mother.
Is In MRS. IESSk McMULIiN.
ef2 Harrison ST., San Francisco. Cal
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ETo.
nR HowARn 49, Ovper

d. z. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VII, from date, carry the United States
mail or Hoods Canal, making q weekly
trip 20 Seattle Leaving Seabeck every
Friday morning. win touch at Port Gam
bl for passengers or freight. arriving 90
. attic IN the afternoon returning win
saturday morning, taking the mail az
Port Gamble Tor 8 abeck and Union City.
The Josephine win stop at Lillewaup Falls
or any other place Of pleasure or business
~ the demand Of any passenger.
Persons visiting Hoods Canal viii find
the best Of attention. with good table and
rooms. af ID. X. howard's hotel, In Sea-
beck-
The steamer Josephine wiz leave Sea-
beck for Port Gamble every day except
saturday. to { Ike passengers and freight
and receive orders for aLy point on Hoods
C. nal. je3e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03
TO INVALIDS.

r AM PREPARED TO RECEIVE AND
u care for ahe Eick e. my residence, cor
nef Ninth and Columbia strosts- Patients
can choose their own physiciAn- Lady
In Mka cHAs oopPIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MANA
n - fss . sssmiIi, sAnh. 6sor snd fzrul.
tus fss>cry osmbine6. Nast - sobsr. sss-.
gsl1e - scrasaomsd % ~ bn1a -.
A1piicsn1s - s<z&e saiary and x1y1 rzfar.
ences - 70 character SGD exprs1eucs A.
trees esu Mi Mo, care wells. Fzrro 3
o.. Eu<t Tcsnssn5s W.T.. spisH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03
T.
Factory In wa cnong's new
Brick sulIdins. Third 81.

HAVANA AND SIZED CIGARS
Ii manufactured and kept In stock. IN
large quantities.
Dealers viii fnd IL to their advantage
20 buy directly OF us. a. we sell strictly
for CASH. henesi our prices are very low.
The cash system enables us 10 sell Cheap.
Goods sent G. @ D. to any part Of the
coast.
A large quantity Of tobacco stcma for
saleI
Cigars manufactured TO order in any
desired shape and packed In any style %
suit customers. my7 dwtf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03


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assa wpddlnRon yashoa Islnsd sss.rrsi
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and Mtes HArf A. easier, Rev. 4. n
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go he frsl ennstaIhle Hrs. Oassar go
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RAia esaf hhst FUkrlaf &7 "A An tn3 ezsn
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00h4&n11HiIe 6ux<ne DIS p&al zNu ssxf,.
sixIn9 saslsl sssnxS n31esEso,ne a 800
ine ~ 90 seAls.&s ~ rissi llesst sisislA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

AGAIN IN BUSINESS.
THE FRENCH CoFFEE AND
Spice Factory. which was burned on
frnnt strest recently. has reepened at ITO
Cherry street. The owner takes this
me- bod and opportunity Of retnrning his
in the past and for the synpathy 20
freely bestowed upon him In his time Of
trouble be also promises 70 devote his
future endeavors TO giving the public the
beat goods IN his line for The money they
va9 him. and he solicits q lager share Of
their trade In future.
je2t CT EsMoNIN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Pianos for Rent, Cheap.

Al the I.owman & Hanford rtatlonerj
and Printing Co.'S corner Of Front ana
Cherry streets. less
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

For freight or passage Apply 70
W. yAN WArEns, Agsas,
DIV o. L Compaays Ocean Dock. ssatais
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-08
2trm AnBrriior mrnfr.
SLAUGHTER IN SILKS f.!

g. ECKSTEIN co. have decided TO make clean sweep of
Silks before the advent OF the hot weather.
effect complete clearing the entire lot has been
Centre Counter and all pes marked i'm PLATA
figures Ladies will find it special opportunity to secure the
best Silks at immense bargains
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-08

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