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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-20

il. Miller. editor Of the " Lutheran
Home" Luray. Va, writes: Il advertise
poth;n- tha, do not know to he god. |
was saved from the grave. | s.n sa:,, By
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pecioral, anu
have recommended j. TO others with The
happiesi results" /. J. Addison. VI. D..
Chicago. L.. wr;:e>: Il hive mover
found. in thirty-f.ve year, OF continuous
study AMI practice in medicine. any pTepa-
ration OF 50 great value . Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. for treatment of diseases OF the
throat and lungs: Az! constantly recon-
mend i: 10 ~ patients. l. not only br AIS
up colds and cures severe co''Shs, bot Is
effective in relieving the most serious
bronchial and pulmonary affections"
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Notice Of Final Proof

C.s. LAND Ovyrcr Ar oLxxvi.
Novemb-rf. lss
- Notice Is hereby ssvcu his
TRiNBi u has nied notice Of inty nfles -
Anal proof before Nels-n MsCslnn
OF kitssp Coasty, - he oetos 10 rs.s
.ep, Ki'ssp county. W T.. On =
18Th dap II Leeembes. A. d
euptioa T.. =. No. 0sss. for tees -
i III se;tioa ~. t5wnship - sorA
egst. -
be nsmss IS witnesses: kn1n. -
Z ick Aadssso David wis . an
Oisea, all q Puxs hsdi.0r. ". L.
JOHN y. eovnsir8
nel36ssJ Raxisssr e ~ -
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cannot wait The battle is opened. |
vii 60 on; you can oyertaks ne.
Obedieut to his connsnd. the drivers
whipped up Their horses. and the guns
rolled heavily and lsboriocsly on vso-
bling wheels up the road They were
ont Of sight in an instant.
Are the dead soldiers still fighting
Are their spirits. released when tner
passions we're at fever heat and their
blood flaming with battle fire, manning
the specter guns disabled In action
Who knozs?
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i@ - The fast stsrnwheelsr
6 JOSEPHINE
DIX. HOwABD Al. -

ID. X. HOWARD. Sole Owner,
WI. from date. car y the United STATE.
mail on Hoods lanai. maki sern,.
AD TVS 70 Seattle leaving sea-
oSk every Mondey and y ifay M m n.
81 toach al Por- ssanbl for na~enys-,
o. fright arriving at 8 aitl- in the
siternoon ret ring wi iezye Ye,leT1
.s"f At u o'el ek every Tu sdsy ana
sunday mofning. tsking the mali al
rsr. y .mole for ) abeck nd Union City'
Inc steamer Jos~phine VIII lave sea
o Tor Port Candle err dav EXCEPT
-atiroay. 70 Ike pa sengef. and f-ri1ks
Canal. 80
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Notice of Final PROOF
Q. 5. LAsD oYYIcr AT otu,i, ~. -

Q. 8. LAND oYYIcr AT orufrfa
eoycnbsf s -
Notice IA hsrby given th.f sv'ss
THOMPSON hAs nled noties OF :
make hnal proof before lie Reg
eeivsr. 81 their offee. in oly npis.
Tuesday. the 18th day OF Decs1sr A.
ISIS, on Pre- tmptioo ID. 4 No. -
sw \ Of SECTION s. soxnship a nsr'ss
4 ssss.
He nsmes ~ witnesses: eT
" r. stokss a waite River. ". -
ChAmbe ain, @. W White sod !.
Tacoma, W. +. john y. -
nsIzC.lT Register Of the sn1 -
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Is Unequaled.

John ]. Uhlman. BROOKLYN, rs, writes,
8" Twelve Years ago, was afflicted with 8
severe bronchial trouble, pronounced By q
>ki,'ul physician 10 be very dangerous.
and liable 20 terminate in Pneumonia.
A.;cr using one bottle Of Ayers Cherry
Pee;oral, found great relief, and an oeca-
s'o:sl u>e OF Il since that time has, l think,
extended NY lie ten years at least" Mrs.
Y. VI. Thebaud, Montreal, Canada, writes:
last spring my daughter was attacked
by mcmbrancous Group, or diph;heria.
The doctor prescribed Ayers Cherry Fec
tor.l, which cured her of the diphtheria.
Being still very weak and sick, she began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, which restored
her TO vigorous health
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Toe sch and afiicteS shouid net ~ -
him The Doctor hss visited ne % 49,
Europe and obtained . great dsA ~
fnfcrmstion when he Is compsfsns ~
TO those in need Of his services. pk ~
win make DO charge unless BE- 80.
Persons cured 81 home. oail o. -
communications strictly conaos.
ten dollars for . paekAse Of nea -. -
dress Oh. J. ". GIBBON. Boz lss,
cisco. Cal Msnfion Posr-fxTux1s
aniGdZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1T PAYS

ITO INSURE N THE TRAVELLERS
l. Of Hartford. Conn. the best Is well
=. the largest Accident Insurance Com
Dzny \ the world. kesz the olloSibg
, Is plss Of C AIMS pzic IN SEATTLE hy the
Travellers. for sccideB tai death and inju-
Fies most Of them well known citiss M.
Ioa are sc-4 TAINTED via rome Of them.
as Z their nr.Iuion Of ACCIDENT in-urrnce !:
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FOR the UPPER SKAcIT.

Stmr Glide c. W. Cove. Master
+ EAVES YESLER'S WHARF ON
Il Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood, Utsalady. Moss Landing, Skagit
City. Mount Vernon, Starting and all In
termediate points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or to GEORGE
FOSTER, on the wharf. api
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AUCTION! AUCTlQE!

pEING AN OLD AUCTIONKKR On
ID Twelve years experie nee, ana tAr
oush'y understanding he bl.ines, q
fer my services t. ali needing then !.
that line. 1 will give my entire sussIx
to BUSH ess entrusted TO me. I viii u
real estate snd personal property si .
short'st notice, in the city Il rssttls NJ
county Of King. CHRADLs
sci Seattle Pot. Ma
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SEATTLE LODGE No. 6 I. o. q. T..
meets every Monday night in r., 5
fsl. on Front street next 10 Bells Hotel.
Visiting mesn hers In gid standing cor
Iii lily invited.
CtkRTE PALMER. w. CT.
GEO. y. COTE NILL. h. :.
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For Pofn Orchard and wa,hips.op

STEAMER HELEN. VIII
Master, leaves Hsrrins.
ton & Smiths wharf Seattle, every Monday
"wednesday and Friday, at SO : m. for
Mitcheifs Paint. head OF Pors Orchard
also. TO head OF Port Washington. Re
turning leave head Of Port Washington
81 g. m. head OF Port Orchard Al Ina,
. IA. Nit bells Point at II q. m, arriyiav
al Seattle about 30 p. m every tuesday
Thursday and Saturday. au1-dw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. s4la,
N-y K. of L.. meets every "Wednesday. at
7:1 p No.. in Masonic Hall. Visiting
brethren in good anding are cordially
invited 10 attend.
NJ. MCMILLAN NJ. W.
WAITER Wafer p = mil
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the dup lcate assessment roll OF KING
county Tor the yea lss5 Is ow in my EOS
SEAL n TO- the Gull ION Of the. taxes
therein levied i'd taxes Will BE- deliu.
eneut on the 3lst day II Dec mber, iss5,
= o'clock .. N, and unless psid prior
te~ye'o T. n ,-ef e-nf. viii be added u the
an unit Their Il a. penal y. and interest,"
IA trstd at the raie OF zen per cent
per annum. ON date Il del nquency IN
"a Paid "a taxes arr paysb.s Il TN
o-ce Of The Coun y ! treasurer. ia Seat lie.
duriBs Cffiee h.ars
GEO d. HILL
EQUITY rr~-s 'rer
Seattle. Sept . iss5 ~9iwg =
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sorieui
sgn -
y Al al % a5rA
ooaior o. SEX iniare
tSpp ~o
hss Of q contagious cha
IonEo bef 3 and . 'cid~
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

possible heal and control affections Of the throat
The
ury to be household medicine and for professional
Thousands testify to lis great worth Jas E Moing Hill
yesr, and have found remedy Coughs Colds ThOa,H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-20

HAVANA AND SEED GIG AIRS
IL manufactured and kept in stock, lie
large quantities.
Dealers will fad 1t TO their advantage
TO buy directly OF Us. as We sell strictly
for CASH. hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables US TO sell cheap
Goods sent c. y d. TO any part Of the
coast.
A large quantity Of tobacco stems for
sale.
Cigars manufactured to order in any
desired shape and packed In any style &c
nit customers MY dwu
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Total payments by Travellers sll.l92 90
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents. Buffers Build
ing. oppas I. Occinental Hotal oc.O I'm
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STEAMER & RAILROADTRA VEL

WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the U. 8. Mail.
THE COMPANY's STEAMER
.&cWASHlMGT0N
CAPTAIN s. JACKSON.
WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w sunday. Tuesday and Thursday
svening. at 3 o'clock, for
WHATCOM
'slling at Mukilteo, Tulalip. Coupeville
ak Harbor. Utsalsdy. Laconner, Fidalgc
Nnacortes, Guemes, Samish- Fairhaven,
Sellingham and Sehome.
Returning, will leave Whatcom every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
.ngs, at 9 o'clock for Seattle. calling
intermediate points on the way.
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
CAPTAIN s. DENNY,
Willleave Seattle for Skagit river and way
ports. every Monday and Thursday. re
turning Tuesdays and Fridays.
For freight and passage apply at Com
pany's office, on Yeslers wharf. or on board
the boats at the same wharf.
mr3l-u GEO. 8. JACOBS, Sec'y.
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COAL.

THE OREGON IMPROvEMENTon
l. with incr, ased facilities, are prsps,si
TO supply families. stores and otiors m
q super or gcade of bituminous coal ~.
fully screen. d and selected, frvu n.
Frank in Colliery.
Also have constantly on hand ths AZ
reliable domes ic coal. screened spd =
l. cted. from No. 4 tunnel. Coal Cseek d.
ley.
The attention Of Steamboat massu 4
specially called 20 the Frank n o.
which Is untivalled for steamins mn.
poses. and can be supplied In any aaaar,
2240 POUNDS TO the Ton
And full weight guars nteed.
OH e and ouLkers foot OF Comnscs
and King streets. Y. a. BEII.
oc2 Coal ARenf
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TO The UNFORTuna1I

Dg. 08'
,ispeaasy Md
kssrpy sissa;. -
Inncises -
lishsi b l&J
he tssskulss y
sexual and 80
DisrssA -
6oEounaA@
erucrrn mn
In IN n - -
axarAI wnnf
|sud IHrefssl
Lose Of naas
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MISCELLANEOUS
Ggsss LOUIE T4ssIss = S.EzAs -,
SEATTLE GENERAL HOSPITAL

ID nvslds Gsd or
=
BE- " a rs
TO mel IN
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Try a pair of Abernethy's Schoo
Shoes. aa29
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SKATES! SKATES

skArgs! SKATES!
4" a. Prizes reduced on Club
NZA, and Rink SIX ats Send
for Catalogue and state
" w about how many GU msy
want. WIhs TER & g D., II New Mont
gomery street. San tranci-co. sell in
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SEATTLE STEAM llUDm||

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
- With the ass stance Of the latee b
proved Troy machinery and the sofs On
water Of Lake Union. we have fscilIfx
for all kinds Of work and any qusntiy
No tn nese employed. Give us call
Leave orders with Geo. W. Grams. UuE
inaton st eet, near Commercial. or v. I
Pullman e. Co.. Cherry. bet Front and n
sells BASLER BROS, Pr0ps
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS

San Francisco to Seattle
Vessels In this line leave San Franci,co
every ten days. Special contracts made bv
CHA5. II. WILLS,
10 California street San Francisco. or
II. L YEST ER,
III Seattle Agent
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Dissolution OF Partnership.

BANKS AND BANKERS.
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.
FOR TACOMA.
The Staunch and seaworthy Steamer
z E. p 81 Y e

WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
W day for Tacoma. II 7;a0 a. m; return
ing leaves Ttcoma for Seattle at II a. m.
On Mondays tbs Zephyr coanects with
the Hay ward at Tacoma for olympia.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-06-06

SUNsHINE.-Did You ever notice
what a different aspect everything
wears in the sunshine from what it
does in the shadowf And did you
ever think what an analogy there
was between the sunlight of the
cloudless skies and the sunshine that
CLEANS into the darkened chambers
Of the human soul I How bright
and beautiful are the golden beams
that break the riyen clouds to light
en- up the world again after success
sion of dark and stormy days. How
happy and peaceful are the blissful
words of hope and cheer that touch
the hearts and ill the soul with emo
tions Of peace and joy after a long
period of sorrow! There are none
living who do not, in a greater or less
degree, have an influence over the
earthly happiness of others. The
sense of contributing to the pleasure
Of others augments our own happi-
ness. Unselfshness, Christian char
ity, and loving kindness are SUM-
beams of the soul.
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Suppose, now, where the bright spot striisss
the floor, you should place plate OF glass,
prepared in certain way. so that it would
retain the image which came through the
hole in the curtain. Instead OF the mere sun
light, have an object ON which the light falls
in such a way that rays from Il would stream
through the curtain. Ths image would Be
caught and held by the glass, 50 that II wonla
remain after the glass was removed. There
you have photography, You see the little dark
chamber in the illustration, with the sensitive
glass plate at the back and the image upon
it A glass lens is fixed into the aperture Of
the camera. The glass is prepared by spread
ing upon it certain chemicals that are acted
on by the light, They are therefore called
sensitive and the plate thus prepared is
called a sensitive plate. The salts or chem
icals are contained in gelatin film which is
spread upon the glass The sensitive plates,
however, come already prepared in the out
fit, so that the amateur will have no trouble
with them. The next step is called
DEVELOPING THE PICTURE
When first removed from the camera the
glass plate shows no image upon its surface
1t must be Immediately put into dark place,
lit only by red light, and plunged into
chemical bath. That brings the picture out;
, low, WI pe eAp,aiheu 10 .ne ii..ue oooA.
ine reu rays a,e uie oniy hsn. .nse uoes no'
anscV .ne sensitive saiss upon 'ns pave
NeAe IL must oe pr'a.e1 ina., 700, .ne
oooA wlil .el YOU no" 70 uo. py ioho"ng
9ircSsoiis oaleiuiiS, M n.vle "nne gu WIZ
De aoie 70 take pnososrapn Oh your oaoy'
trait photographs, however, must always BE-
finished by an expert.
~ IL. AL
BOYS ana men VIII ueiignV IN thus taxing
pnotog,apns, geneielnan known 20 ens
writer hereoi became interested III amateur
photography apoue TWO months age ana ne
mas already oeconie SO eAper. as 10 % aoit
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-06-06
SELECTIONS.
FORTUNE.

"By Jove Ned, isn't she beautiful
That one with the. brunette complex.
ion.n
Indeed she is, Phil. but who is
the other one you bowed to 2"
"Oh, that's Nina Gordon; che
other is a rich cousin of hers, who
has lately arrived IN town."
Sand suppose if you gain her
acquaintance Miss Gordon will
quickly fall into the backgrounds"
"Certainly, if the other one has
the largest fortune. You see, Ned,I
must marry a rich wife; there's no
help for it. Pm not overburdened
with the precious metal, and 1 must
take care that my chosen one' has
plenty of it,"
Then you acknowledge yourself
to be of that class called fortune
hunters p" inquired his friend.
"My dear Ned. l beg that you
won't mention that disagreeable
word again." demonstrated Phil.
"Tm sure / don't see the harm of
my falling in love with pretty girl
that has money any more than with
one who has none."
81 doubt if you ever will fall in
love-" retorted Ned; "but what be-
come of that Cora Day, that little
wild flower as you called her, that
you loved so desperately, short
time ago?"
"Oh, threw her overheard re.
piled Phil, carelessly, "you see, dear
fellow, l found after dangling around
her for short time, that she hadn't
a cent to bless herself with; so, al.
though l had been foolish enough to
enter into sort OF engagement with
her, broke it off at once. It was a
narrow escape, | tell YOU"
"a most praiseworthy preceding,
certainly, replied Ned, sarcastically;
aand how did the young lady accept
your honorable withdrawal ~
"There, don't get on your high
horse, Ned" said Phil; "she went
on pretty strong about it for little
while and tried to faint very inter.
estlngly; but when she came to her
senses she behaved rather better.
As to being her lover, l never was
anything of the kind.-To be sure
felt sort of romantic fancy for her
but when l beheld Miss Gordon 1
felt my heart stirred, and l soon
found that | was not a proper mate
for Cora"
81 declare, Phil Martin, am per-
fectly Disguised with youw exclaim-
ed Ned, 81 do believe your eyes
have grown yellow, and that you
look at everything through the con-
temptible lens of money! You are
the most heartless, deceiving scoun-
drel ever met with. You deliber-
ately NON that young girls heart,
and after teaching her to love you
and to look up to you as one that
was good and faithful, you as DELHI
erately desert her because she has
no money. And then You talk to
me of Miss Gordon having stirred
your hearth You might be sifted
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-06-06
POETRY.
WHAT THEY HAD DONE.

There sat two glasses, filed to the brim,
On rich man. table, rim to rim;
One was rudy and red as blood,
And one was clear as the crystal flood,
Said the glass of wine to its pale brother !:
" Let US tell the tale of the past to each
other. ~
lean tellof banquet, and revel, and mirth !;
And the proudest and grandest souls on
earth
Fell under my touch, as though struck by
!. blight,
Where ] was King. for ruled in might.
From the heads OF kings / have torn the
From the heights Of fame / have hurled
men down:
] have blasted many an honored name =
/ have taken virtue and given shame
have tempted the youth to sip q taste
That haa made his future q barren waste,
Far greater than any King am I,
Or than any army beneath the sky
/ have made the arm of the driver fail,
And sent the train from the iron rail;
! have made good ships go down at sea,
And the shrieks of the lost were sweet to
me,
For they said, Behold. how great you be,
Fame, strength, wealth, genius, before
you fall,
For your might and power are over all. ,
Ho! Ho! pale brother" laughed the
wine,
" Can you boast of deeds as great as miner"
Said the water-glass 81 cannot boast
OF king dethroued, or murdered host,
But I can tell of heart once sad,
By my crystal drops made light and glad !;
OF thirst We quenched, of brows I've
laved;
OF hands / have cooled, and souls / have
saved;
l have leaped through the valley, dashed
down the mountain,
Flowed in the river, and played in the
fountain,
Slept in the sunshine, and dropped from
the sky,
And everywhere gladdened the landscape
and eye:
I have eased the hot forehead Of fever
and pain
I have made the parched meadows grow
fertile with grain
can tell of the powerful wheel of the
mill,
That ground out the flour and turned at
my will;
| can tell of manhood debased by you,
That lifted up and crowned anew.
| cheer, help, strengthen and aid
| gladden. the heart of man and maid
| set the wine-chained captive free,
And all are better from knowing me"
These are the tales they told each other
The glass of wine and the paler brother
AS they sat together filled to the briln,
On the rich man s table, rim to rim.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-06-06


See the boy! Is he not perfect specimen OF
the genus boy before be has had any grace on
motion pounded into bimg Look az bis toea
turned In, his big, loose joints, his honest:
open mouth as he gazes before him. Nobody
ever saw photograph like that before. Be-
cause no artist would ever allow a boy. blezs
him. to stand IN such an attitude. What 4
grievous amount Of drilling and trimming In
this awkward fellow will require before he
learns 10 walk erect, throw his shoulders
back, turn bis toes out ana keep his mouth
shut
instantaneous photography s now being
applied also to detective service The move
fnents Of suspected criminal may be FOL
lowed up. The detective photographer has
his instruments with him in an innocent look
ing little case He may whip them out and
picture In an instant any suspicious actions
be may observe. or he may take the mans
photograph to gee whether he Is the person
who Is wanted or not
1t Is noticed that colored flowers are IL Il.
generally liked this spring than usual Tbers
are pansies in profusion, and tlasF offer rs
markable combinations Of colorx
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-06-06

NEW YORK, May 31.-Never be-
fore in the history of New York bank
ing has the condition of the money
market been SO dead as now. Money
is absolutely glut in the market.
Rates are at the very lowest notch,
but nobody seems TO want money at
any price. Banks are filed to over
flowing with idle capital, and are
actually refusing deposits.