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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

no boox- --sTAe boom which I pro-
- % ssll you shoat." said Captain
0laa Los, Of tAa steanes Nellie, 10 ahs
sraE yesterday. '.is ne,s q real estate
-. % NE repors Of q cannon. II is
: PLAZA. cesnraon, ordinary boom
teoise aRd h0sdine loes. Al the
sse1 sleneh, % ths Sac.
t1linz m sefs large fshseF bests
ssIane wlshA for the earpose OF
ss aed szxtine al the logs cut
eNaaea % Tie enohcminh, Sno-
eAlmf< eknko,nssh and Pill Ohiaek
.sefA tois fFni has driven 800 piles,
s1a neye o. kansl q large los Of ~ inch
Ios sners flstenings. and there
- Veeefien bat what shey are pattine
~ moet eesnIiete boOsninQ works ip
LsstisosJ. Toe annual lc|9a ef tizn-
Saien nnds lie way ~ haA &Ax aten
sneaomish RIVER d at,aus tono0o00
kee great drawback 20 Logging
ne o1oAosnish and iss tributaries
- 1ssss been TIE great loss Of LOGS
~. soned ~ every frsehst or sudsisn
y NE risef, which washed them
= - with this new hoomine ar
usns every loR pat into the writer
ayq4 tesss making e6sa Iocaine
~ thHs<t streaiDs Hsaf& inspss.
- - ~ TIE osisEal OF tinsbzf Rrsilfly
n : hAxnsoxk Gsowrng-Tns ehures
" s'os : pssssasei 10 the late Method
esn'essnee fof ths ,iissriet Of naesl
: 80 ~ sivs evi4nnlss Of D great erswtl
- - nafch dhsing ths rAst yses. II.
~ - = ot snezahsss was shown NJ y.
3. churches ~ n eshdAye sedo6ll
y sanaay school saaolars ssl', o
,'-s.n 'n ecntrsbasions tzss. Of ohlirel
,ssss,en eontiahatsons 50, and o
k'aeai cansribasieas ti2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

TIA nsxt great sensation here vii ee
thai canafd Ay John kootnsou's esrsas.
ID Il safe % sAy thai MoDday nsxl the
siAy Of the appearAnoe here. vii he %
much ef . heaidAy ~ the foofsh Of JAY
tlaelf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
MIsCELLANEoUR
sHERIEPs S ALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT FoR THE
i Third JpdaelAi Dlstrict OF Washinason
Territory, holding terms 81 Seattle.
No k8zzWsuferR Mn Company, plain
tih. Va TAonsas Msrcer and Kirk G.
un1sr ana 81 virtue a N ordsr Il ssis
tss1e1 esk q tks ahovs nnne4 Csur1 n
he above sasitlse scsson. dated ths la
Day e yrly, lsst md % mo d!feces4 ana
delivered. ! have duly levisA upoa the
prop@fy descrtsed in sai1 srdsF Of ss,A
e f1ilaH9 eBWif at cN ~ fF =
An q block thirty 60, of Thomas Mar
eeFiH addition ta EQrtA Seaf:le, Kfnx
county, W&Ahingtnn Territory, VIII tha
Nesies Il shsrefoes hershS given that On
Saturday. shs aeGn aay % Aagupt.
1855.
A. The hour q 1 o'clock n n. q nd
6ny. a frunf q IN Csar< Hsass door. N
the city of seattle King county, WasA-
fngton TerrstnvY. wiil, in cbsdlencs %
said order u ssls. sell tie above described
pruperty. Or % mnch thereof - may b.
necesnary % asfizfy the Judgement IN anid
action, win interezt thereon and ocsts.
g public suction. . ne hixAsst hsddsr
- bs'ss :. s.als ~ ssA q, essls.
! X McGRAw.
3ea 6heEt1 e King oo1nty. W. Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

DR.. Rraxier's Threat ana Luur
RaisAU
Is the greatest remedy in the world for
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Influenza,
Quincy, Lafyngitis, Oroap. Hoarssness,
Bronchitis, Asthma, ,Catarrh and Whoop
ing Coagh, and all diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Il performs wonders IN re-
heying Consumption. IL strengthens
the lungs and instantly allays all irrita.
tion Of thu fhroAf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

GROUP, WH00PING COUGH snd
RreseAitis Immediately Eelieved By Shi
loh's Caru. Sold By A. b. Esswars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
CLxyuAU Ohio.

Dr.. Frazisr-Dear Sir: was trou-
bied for about three months during the
last summer and fall with bronchitis
and Q bad coaRh. After trying several
remedies without finding any relief,
uBed your Throat and Lung Balsam, aad
found immediate relief. On retirine ss
night it gave me undisturbed rest, and
after using the medicine three weeks I
found myself cured. Rxv. E. NvTR.
DIR. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal
sam aliays all irritation Of the throat,
penetratee and heals the lungs and as
slsfs nature BY expeetoration TO throw
On the corruption. Seld by aruegists
everywhere at 7b cents bottle. Praxier
Medicine Co. proprietors, Cleveland, q.
Sold BY A. B. Stewart. Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
ASSISTANT Q. 8. ATTORNEY.

On the lst Instant Mr.. White wrote TO
she U. 3. Attorney General asking II
his appointment a. y. 3. Attorney
worked removal or Mr.. Hanford. the
q. 5. Assistant Attorney under Mr..
Allea. and as the same time requested
70 be illoEed 10 nominate an assistant.
IAs iislisiaR salesr has been NJ
DxPARTMKRr or JUSTICE.
WAzHrNoroN. August l0th, 1855.
W. II. WHITE. ESQ,
u. 3. Attorney, Heatties W Il
SlR--ln reply 70 yonE letzE e the lst
instant say that Mr.. HAnf6rd has not
been removed from his position Of As.
slstant Attorney, and that therefore l
need not reply 20 yeur other letter Of
tl,M satne dAle as 20 naming an assistant.
vsry respectfully,
A. III. GknLkNp,
Attorney General
IA viii be sesn from The shove that
N. Hanford b se1 In ofieA and qiil y
eeise& anon % pasform tbe eatie4 of
hlf Tff,ce ID ths abse1ee o. Mr.. whifs
until removed BY she Departmeas Of
Jns&ice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
CHILD CAN RUN IT.

TsHE NEW No. wHKKLER a. WILL
son Sewing Machine the best and
the branch once. on Front strsak near
Pike with 6 fuil and complete set q A.
tachments. upen vkieh . person q any
age can execute the finest and most pleas
ing kind Of work possible. EVER person
purchasing . machine viii he thoroughly
instructed In regard 70 It's use and the
use OF the attachments. and will also re-
oeive guarantee for keeping the machine
in good repair fer fye year8 All persons
arc cordially invited TO call and inspect
our machines.
Ordars from the country are solicited
and VIII receive careful and prompt a.
'Gis0 isis Assas Z; ssassis NV %.r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19

~ sas usmlne Fssss TARA. cold 10 sat-
~ Ne stsuse h HAinss iadgmemt,
,,s ~ NE rtdieaioas pEiea % only &l0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-19
Rrrusxkp. u. Z. tshapmAn. shisf en-
r,nssr 4 ~ wiininrsua. am IN A.

RKruAxkns 81. Y. teapman. ehisf en-
rinssr 4 sAs wiininssun. ana hk A.
sistans. Mr.. W. B. JsekiinR. were pas
sr,,cers ey the Elder. They report the
.WiIminaton laid up In oakland Greek,
r.snr sha RaheR. she haa twe naAa %
hoard te inok Afsar hef She " n9
sielixsd 10 Law arshy the Paeihs Coaa
ssbeamship Company, and under an
agreement entered into with the Psctse
Mail Company some years ago. never e
run In opposition 70 steamers u tneir
ire. shefs, IL No route lefs for her, unlees
IA he 10 the Sandwich Islands, OF 20
Mexice. ID is more than likely. hossver.
slsss che lwtzla lag NJ y The ersek zee
moms sisea 20 iyes4e.
Axnvxse. - Ths ba5kanain& Katie
tlssksnssw. nlpsxla O. fsanR. ssziinR
In CAas. II. Wells the. arrived here yss-
t.r.iay twenty -ons days from San Fran
cisco' sAs hreueht 30 tons q frsiRht,
epnsixpsa 81 foiiovst Waterman q
Ksls, kss pAeka8sa g msrennndisei
! T61 EP, HslAfne o.. ISL FAesszes'
Waddsll q Nils, nos packneess W q c.
10 psok a,fes; J. Mosrison. ! packaee.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
Pr0gressiVe Euchre.

Progressive eucher is now the pOpu.
lar game for caro- parties, and ia a vpry
pleasant diversion from the old styie
game. Following is the motiu- ope
randi of the game. The first Ieuuisite
l. twelve players and three card tables,
each supplied with a de, k of car,~
called respectively. the Ace, K ny AMI
Queen tbles. Take the aces. kinpa
and queens from one OF the packs, aud
after they have been SHIT filed let each
person. draw one. aud those drawing
aces go to the Ace la;,!-, aud those
drawing kings gn Iu The KING liable
aid those drawing queens go TO the
queen iaole-the peGsUus drawing red
cards being Partners aud those black
partners When this has been done
the playing commences regular Gu
rhre l. played No games count say t
those at The Ace table. and each play
er's record at tbs table is kept by the
scorer. When :. saue is flushed at
/ tLo 4 80 thoie. Ih- parties tho are lie
! feate,: 60 10 the Z ueeu table, and those
/ VINO make The inUsi points At the King
taolt TAX t their PLACES To try and defe AT
their vi"iors, while the parties who
have made the most points At the
Queen table lake tho places of the Del
sHn- WHO ien The King table for the
Ace table, AZ the King and Que, L
table they do not stop play ing becaus.
they have finished u game, but kee.
right Oh until the game has been ii Il
ished AT the Ace table; nor, on tn,
other hand, IF a game has been con
cluded at the Ace table, aud tue Vim.
OF tyuaen tabies have not 1nished thei
galie, they do not Try tn finish it, TIL
ones making ths most points are tn
victOrs, whether less or more than five
, The regular number for a game, LA
been made. II is usual to give som
present or favor to the persons win
Mug the most games at the Ace table
and also ones getting the fewest.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
MEANDERTNGS.

CLEVELAND, April Is, 1885
Grape culture is, / believe, making
substantial progress in this country,
although under some difficulties. l am
still tempted of the devil to withhold
my contribution to the foreign mis-
siouary society, that | may invest ex-
perimentally in some OF he new kinds
of grapes. OF all the new kinds,
should like to test the d" Niagars" and
the" Empire State" From all ap-
parently reliable accounts, they are
both we'll worthy trial. The mi
agara" promises to be the most pro-
ductive of all white grapes, while The
! Empire State" may yet prove best
! in quality, and it is hoped both Will
he in some respects an Improvement
on. all known kinds.
AIN satisfied that many people who
think they have given grapes fair
trial, have not given them anything
like fair chance. While grapevine
planted in damp place may do some
thing, YET sluiot all ground having
stiff clay s,,!.- Ill needs thorough and
skillful uute rdrainaye before ii Is fiji
for grape vines. once occupied
springy, ciayey. northwestern slope,
where | WAS told nrtd not expect l."
have successful garden. | deeply
and thoroughly under,iraiued the
ground, and soon. in the place AZ Il
hrick yard soil, had All early, warm
{ and productive plat, mellow As an
= ash bed" and OH which ] successfully
D raised oyer twenty kinds Or grapes
/. Some grapes will do well Oh the south
4 side of bnilding when they will not
= succeed 50 we'll elseW here. This Is
n said to he the case with the Della.
8 ware" | think the pelaWarf fsn hf
successfully cultivated Oh high and
we'll underdrained land. The Iona l.
thought by some to be a failure.
have never failed to get crop from
an Iona vine, sheltered on the north
ip ten years, and to my taste, its htar''!
ia best Of sIl. The Iona grape, III IuaI
:. ity, is we'll worth especial care, an'
q given some winter protection, will 70
@ home use, prove Indispensable TO thos'
u who appreciate high favored grape
81 But it will not survive bad usage.
MEANDERER
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

WE are informed that section of
Ohio statutes provides that whoever
being over IA years of age, prOfanely
curses or swears by the name of God.
Jesus Christ, or the Holy Ghost. shall,
Oh complaint being made within ten
days thereafter,be fined not more than
one dollar for each offeDse" If this
law was applied in Warren, the crowd
that loafs on one or two corners in
town, if their money held out, would
soOn reduce the city debt to O.-Chron.
Warren must be very naughty,
wicked city. And why is it that its
staid and upright citizens fail to relieve
the people of the burden of taxation
by enforcing the law against profani-
ty? 1t would beat the Scott law all
hollow as a relief measure.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
EIaltelle,i Out.

WASHINGToN. April "a Western
Democratic Senator called at the
White House today to press the APP.
pointment OF one OF his constituents
to au assistant cOmmissiOnership. AZ
ter listening To the statement of the
ease, the President said:
"When WAS practicing law found
that an instrument in writing usually
outweighed an oral statement. You
Senators seem To have habit of sigu
lug petitions for candidates, and then
you ask verbally for the appointment
Of others to the very positions. | can't
afford to waste time in considering
such requests. Half the Democratic
Seuaiors have signed \ petition for the
retention or the incumbent OF this
place, and your name il on the list.
| don't know the man, but he is cer-
tainly we'll indorsed.
"Oh, no." said the Senator, 81
have not signed such paper"
Thereupon the President is said to
have produced petition bearing the
Senator's signature, as stated.
" never was so fiattened out in my
life" remarked ahe Senator, when
narrating the incident to a friend
1.-The fact is we sign almost anything
but it has been generally understood
| that it means nothing
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
DR.. Fenner's Blood.
& Liver Remedy &
Nerve Ionic.

'.NEw YORK TRIEUNE, New York
"Dr. NJ NJ FESNER, Fredonia, \. y
DEAN SIR: Please send me two mOIe bottle
of your BLOOD and Liver Kennedy and
Nerve rOnic. My lie hts hcrn taking II
and it has zone her good. Yours truly.
u. A. TRACY
wM H. STEINER member editorial stan. Ny
Herald eN eN-t,nmmisSiOner Excise. New OrL
CIty ~ Ann ST writes:
have been = great sufferer from Bilious
for wears: My friend, lion. H. 4 Lake OF thu.
New Y rk Custom House. induced me to TRY
your Is OOd md Liver Remedy ana
Nerve Tonic. Hy the use OF two bottles !
haze realized Il blete restore lion TO health"
From chicago.
Wholesale Drr Goods House ofJ V FarwellS Co.
DR.. NJ. NJ FESNFK, FredOnia. y
DEAR SIR: took your Hood and Liver
Re ,n edy and Nerve Tonic for severe
BILIOUS attack with perfect success.
j. NJ. PHELPS.
Completely and entirely Cleauses the
Blood, Cures Biliousness, Constipa-
ton and Headaches; Cleans out and
Heals the entire Stomach and Bowels;
breaks up and Cures Agues and Form
ing Fevers Cures Pimples, Skin Erup-
tiOns and Skin Diseases Removes Bad
Breath is all AntidOte for the Blues
Soothes, Strengthens and Heals Weak
aud Irritated Nerves, producing good
rest at night; and completely Reno
Yates and Restores DisOrdered Sys-
tem-whether the disorder be slight
or grave.
Get of your dealer the Memorandum
Book entitled DIR FenneI's People
Remedies are used-all over the World.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. Being sugar coated they
are easy to take, and though mild and
pleasant in action, are thorough aud
scratching in effect. Their efficacy in
all disorders of the stomach and bowels
is certified to 10y eminent physicians,
prominent clergymen, and many OF
our best citizens.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

AT the late election in Rhode Island
the total vote polled was %, 4US. There
are about $4,000 males in the State of
voting age, but property qualification
denies the suffrage to every foreign
born citizen unless he owns a certair
amount of real estate. At the late
election the Republican candidate for
Governor had 1905 plurality. He
bought the nomination at the regular
auction held for that purpose. The
limited suffrage in the State has made
its politics more corrupt than that OF
any other State in the Union.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

ToKnNTo. April llth.-k dispatch
from Ratlleford, sig ned by Mr.. Laurie,
who was partner of Gowanlock, one
of those slain in the recent Indian
massacre at Frog Lake, which has just
heen received here, states that fully
ninety PERSONS were atrociously put to
death 10y the sayages. The latter were
very numerous and I'D maddened were
they 10y the sight of blood. that they
practiced all sort, of brutality Oh the
dead bodies
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
WAR b tween England and Russia
seems inevitable.

WAR h tween England and Russia
seems inevitable.
Col. Villas made $50 new postmss-
ters during the first month of his adj
nlinistration.
The lion roareth and the bear growl-
eth, but it is alleged that the animals
are striving TO preserve the peace.
THE Worlds Bartholdi Pedestal
fund amounted on Thursday last TO
$IS,23 65, and was thought certain 10
reach $20, 900 by Saturday night.
TUE Prince aud Princess of Wales
met with very huspitahle reeep ion
from the tlish people upon their late
visit there.
OAIO stands first in rank in the
States ia The production of wool sec
ond ia wheat coal, flax and oils third
ia population, sheep and corn; fourth
in hemp, horses and COWS fifth in hay
and hogs; sixth in oats, rys aud pota-
toes seventh in cattle aud oxen, to.
bscco and barley.
TIE elegant Stillman Hotel and
apartment house, gu Euclid A venue,
Cleveland, was discovered tD be OH fire
about o'clock on Sunday morIing
and was damaged TO the amount O
from $225, ,00G TO $50, 900 before the flames
could be extinguished. The loss OF
furniture is placed at $l1, 600 in addi
tiOn.
A SUIT has been brought in Boston
in the Supreme Judicial Court for Suf
felix County, by the National Soldiers
Home for disabled Volunteer soldiers
against Benjamin +. Butler 10 recove
$4,000 alleged to be due for failure t.
account while acting Treasurer of th'
Home. The ad Gamnum of the writ i
$4,000. As usual, in the ease of But
ler, the ad damnum is AS emphatic as tn
law allows.
BEN PERI.EY Po0RE, the vetera
Washington correspondent, says :
"Never during the fifty odd years tina
have personally known Washington
and the successive administrations
have / seen new President take tia
helm so promptly and so efficiently i
the man of destiny from Buffalo has
General Jackson had to construct hi
cabinet before he was master of th
situation as President Cleveland a
ready is:n
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16


nOSABELL LICAN Jacob & t.ycan Jsmes
hM. ENcau minors under thu: u nj Years.
and Jacob Il. Lycan, tn air lather, VIII Iesiue
IN DalsOn, Jlalk uuntN III the a. OF Illinois,
heirs At law Cf Marth u LycaH tlece Sed W II
take notice that Wi'iSm psulu> admiuis TRAITOR
OF said estate. On the ii day Ot MarIh. 1925.
flied his lr'tIiGu in the Probate Count Of aid
County, alleging that the personal estate OF
>sIi u. Ctd ~ " e. insufficient % pay h + debts
AMI II Cn rye. III aimIniS.rrInS aid estate
that SAID .'crd"pt die 1 seil'' in lee simple OF
the uniIS d".i one fourth uI tbs following de-
r,Ilh real estate: Situate IN the township
'i ~uHiSla UNITY Of foItJga, H-d State OF
ohio. aud Lu'wu as beng part uI lot No 40,
bounded cU the east >Uu'h aud west bv lot
lines a. Il On the north hy lands of Joseph and
RGriHIutD Mi>hler. containing 100 acres Ut land.
III NJ .rIha ". Fry has a dover estate In said
lrrrmi-rN sail p.I SINS above named will ia G
hUIIEe that they are uJair parties to said action
iu said Court, and are repaired 10 answer the
same on OF before the I6.h iay OF Nav :. d.
/ SD. WILLIAM Paul. Us.
administrator Oh SaId estale-
W u THOMAS ATTY s65-6W
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

WARREN CHRONICLE: In q letter
to a party in Warren who has long
been an intimate friend of the family,
Mrs. Gan field very emphatically and
Thoroughly dispOses of the cruelty
false rumor started by some unprinci-
some time this Summer. The Chron-
iele is permitted to quote from the let
ter, as follows:
How snch rumor could have been
started, is incOmprehensible 1t is to
sme deep humiliation that any one
could believe me capable of ever for
getting that am the wife of General
Garfield. X Please never hesi-
tate to deny any such report"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
DANIEL MANNING.

THERE are lightweight counties in
Ohio, and in not one of them would
the party organization be complete
without the county Democratic news
paper. The modesty of the county
papers is not illustrative of their Use
fulnsss. They reach, perhaps, further
into The agricultural communities "t
this sminently agricultural State than
the metropolitan publications do. an,i
their Influences are only comprehend-
ed by far-seeing politicians, who, a.
public leaders, have had occasion to
study their mission. The Country
Editor Va term which is badge oil
honor in a State whose most substan
tfal performances are in rural pursuits
is deserving far beyond the claims
he max kes.-[Cin. Enquirer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

ALBANY. n. Y, April 10.-Secreta-
ry Manning, who arrived here from
Washington a week ago, was rendered
3 reception by a number of the lead
ing bankers. The Secretary replied
as follows:
ALBANY, n. Y, April 8. 1885.
GENTLEMEN Il cannot begin To
express to you the real pleasure " hich
your letter of the 9Th instant. tender
ing nae reception because of my ap-
pOintment to the office of Secretary oi
the Treasury, and because of your
confidence in and respect for me ~ u
fellow citizen, yields me. Ia no other
way could yon have given uie so much
giadness, and, i'll declining the formal
tiles of such All occasion, | assIr- YOU
that the happiness afforded is all the
greater becatise | quite reiliZe that the
offers you tender are genuine and hear
ty. Gratefully yours,
DANIEL MANNING
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16
". 7. TOWNS.
The standard Bred II IamhleUOnisn stallion,
COL. WEST,

No. lu7T will make the season OF lss5 at my
stable laGa;ed directly in frQnt al the gates of
the Portage % Agricultural Fair Grounds, IN
Isayenna. at So the sc son. Mares not proving
i'll iual may be returned next season lree OF
charge
Col. West il bright Oay with black points
III hands high. and vas sired by sent: mel, i
Of Ry<dIrk'S Hambletohian First Dam bS
NOodiOri MambrinO. record 2:2l1; second
dam by Al. Nander A bdallah a son OF kysdicke
HamhletOnitn and the sire nI Goldsmith Maid.
Col West, though blind, Is ol high carriage.
line style and something OI trotter himself
and Is surrounded on ali sides by fast irOtting
relation. as The following will show: His sire
SENTINEL has record OF a:49s.. SehLincl l.
tul brother 10 Volunteer, whD has ~ With rec
urds of , 80 or b. er; they were III ed hy kys
ticks Hamblet0n ian, who sAs AI with records
sire Of Col. wcs : Erst dam, made record
himself OI al ami % Of his get have records
Of = 81 ar better and his sire. MambriRO Chief,
has with Ekrords oil :: 81 or better. Alex an
der's Ahia lah. >iIe OF Col Vests second dam
has in the : JO II {. and is the sire Of such
nUr>c> ~ Nl;nJEt with - with records of2 80
n better BcmonI. with 10 in the 2: 30 list
Soud's UdmbletonitH ith y i'll the list. Jim
Il 'nIuc with and lhOTndale with AleXhn
| IPT'S Ahtrlldh Il also 4 son Of thC great Ham
I nlItUhiAu.
! col. v ct dues not belong tp iamily that
! IN II stall. lie has sired oy,r "ie hundre'
colts. and has never III any ca-r Transmitted
| weak ewes. There will be colts OF has get il
| his neI4 hhorhoOd thi, SpriuE that will taxi
pleasure III showing - any ptF-bn " I-hIng IC
! zee them
With his breeding and low price Tor the sea
| ,om | believe Col West ~ the most desirable
| stallion now before the puiIilc. all and Sc
uim. then Judge iOr yopr.eINee -
| SOS IW WALTER FLETCHER.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-16

The prevailing opinion regarding
the girl of the period is unjust. A few
decades back she spun, wove, knit, &c
These things have given way to mod
ern machinery. She has higher planes,
is more of an ornament when III
health is beautiful. She takes Dr.
Jones' Red Clover Tonic, which clears
the complexion, drives away pimples
and cures all diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidneys. Fifty cents. ni
Belding & Armstrong.