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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-26
BESIDE THE SEA.
BY l.. r. l..

- Ass t's ~%'
"Break, break, break,
At the foot of thy crags, o Seal
And l would that my heart could utter
The thoughts that arise in me F"
The lines, as Richard Lorimer
read them in the low musical tones
that reveal the poets appreciation
of genius, were fitted to describe the
scene before him and the feelings
that at the moment filled his heart.
1t was one of those rarely pictur-
esque spots to be found on the
coast of Florida-the land of flowers
and perfume. Afar off the grand
old ocean stretching into a bound
less expanse suggestive of terror
and sublimity, seemed wooing him
with the ceaseless murmur of its
sparkling waves. As he lay care
lessly dreaming on the sands,
over the page before him, a muir
mur almost as soft as that of the
waves fell on his ear. He turned
slowly, and met the gaze of young
girl, who seemed almost fairy in
form and feature.
"Ah, Amy, my little one; /
thought you had forgotten me.
Where have you been hiding all
this long timer" he asked, look
up with something like animation
in his listless manner.
A blush delicate as a sea-shell,
passed over her face as she replied,
looking away to hide her emotion.
81 have been waiting on grandpa /;
he has been sick you know. But,
Captain Lorimer, l suppose you
have not missed me very much"
The words were softly uttered,
but Richard Lorimer saw in the
depths of the blue eyes new ex-
preston, and it sent a thrill of
pleasure, perhaps of triumph,
through his heart. He would not
for the world have told his secrets to
his comrades at the club-room how
they would have jeered at this fancy
for a fisherman's grandchild. He
a miracle of fastidiousness-world-
weary man Of thirty-over-staying
leave of absence on the plea of i'll
ness-a slave of a child of fifteen,
utterly ignorant of the conventional
tiles of society. All, Amy Lee, lit
tie did she in her simplicity think
of these things, as she sat there that
bright spring morning, picking now
and then a tiny shell from the rock,
or looking shyly and at long inter.
walls at the man who sat beside her
| She knew nothing of the world and
its mockery Of hope and phantoms
of pleasure ; all her life was centred
in the spot where, from her earliest
childhood, she had grown up with
no companionship save that of hel
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-26

ADVICE TO AN AMBITIOUS EDITOR Il
have read very carefully, and with great
pains; indeed, than care-the column in
your valuable journal marked with blue
pencil and your initials. see in your
style, in your selection of language, in
the brief snatches of fiction and the
scintillant gems Of thought that fall from
your ready pen, indications of ripe
genious that will make its mark upon
this generation. l cannot too highly
praise your arrangement, at once easy,
graceful, natural, artistic. Your opening
thoughts at once crystalline themselves
into fifty framed sentences, forcible as
blows of sledge hammer. For instance
when in molding public opinion ON cur
rent events, you begin by saying
All, there!
Green-the grass.
Cool-ice cream.
Hottie weather.
Picnic, tomorrow.
Dusty-the streets.
What do yer soy?
Oh, give us rest.
City Council, tonight.
Mosquitoes these days.
You set an example of concise express
sion that every journal in this land
might initiate. You style yourself
journalist? Nay, you are More. do not
know how much More, but know it is
some.-Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.
-
COUNSEL FOR THE PLAINTIFF 81 have
had trouble with one of my neighbors,"
said a farmer yesterday, after he had
climbed three flights of stairs to inter-
view Griswold street lawyer. EXACTLY,
Sir; suppose it is your misfortune to
1--we neighbor to mean man ?" "His cat
tie got into my field last spring. "Did,
eh? "Well, we can take him for dam
ages and you are sure of your case. How
many head, and what shall we put the
damages at ?" "Well, you see got mad
about it and turned my hogs into his
'tator patch" "Aw! Can he prove it ?"
"oh, l owned it right up, and we agreed
to call matters square," "Umph! Per-
haps, however, we can make out that you
were temporarily insane, and not in con-
dition to make bargains "Oh, it isn't
that, sir; three days ago one of my
horses was killed" Exactly" "The
beast ran against my neighbor's barbed-
wire fence" II see The fence was
dangerous obstruction. Your horse was
in the highway" "No, sir; he was in
my neighbor's field and tried to jump
out" ''Um" Can you take case and
make anything of it ?" "H-a-r-d-l-y.
Hold on. won't agree to secure you
any damages for your horse, but I'll fix
it SO he can't collect anything for his
fence. That leaves you with horse
hide worth 50, and the proud conscious
ness of having stood up for your rights
like an American" The farmer laid
down a $5-bill, and the lawyer was re-
tained.-Detroit Free Press.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Probate Notice.

TNRaIToRY or wAsHls0ToS, COUNTY
Of King. SIN the Probate Court Of ssil
King Ooonty.
No. SOS-Is III. matter of the estate az
DOnald Dins~sli. deceased
Ofdsr % show cxuss on sale of real estate.
Granville U. hAlisr the AdmInistrstor a
the e-'a q Doualf DinswsIi. deceased, hav-
Ing on ttis isih dsy of eepssmser, LIS, nlsd
bis petit on b. rein, duly teia q. ora. tH< for
an or or for The ssls OF all The r-sI estats of
which the said d. e.ssi died ssirsd. fIf ths
purpos-. taersia ct forth, and &c .pyesring
% the coart fr IN the assd . O., on ,nst M
pr ons estate Of tn ali deceased. 10 ~.
hsn9s Of he sad A miIi.na.0r. 10 not sufn-
Gent 10 PEI to eisitns sgsiss the AID e.tst.
and N etp-nses % tue . am isI.fr.ttou ta~r.
Of. sod 'hst i % necessary 10 sell eli the rial
Stat OF TOE said aeos@s-d 10 pay the SAID
And 81 svp.Eriug i1rthss h the Court tA.,
h. sid p~ti ION OFF run Ia all respects -
he rsq1Ifetosn's 81 the az q IL ordered b.
he Court isst al pessDns iatsfes Cd ia ths
ssss o thess deasasek appear before oar
aid ftobsl. Coart On
MONDAY. THE Tsrn DAT oS oCTosgR.
1876 at PSI O'Clock In ths forenoon 20 ~,
csy. ~ DE Court o3m ~ ca aid pryh.t.
cart. n tbs eisy Of sastii~. In 1sid kIss
eoonty. tee AID thsre b. sbow eaa.s. n sny
they have. vhy the ssid o der .h0sId nos -
6 ant d 10 tbs aid AfIairisirsior 70 s@ii Al
TIE zeal estate q the - d.eeA-sd or 40 n.arh
ihsreaf - mAg Be Necessary TO pay TO-. .t1r.-
said Claims and sIs Hsrs
u 10 further ordered thEi . cooy of thts
order n sbSv caa-e b. ysb ish.i AZ ls..s
fuar s1oe~s-ive weeks before the said 1Fssh A.
q Oct se~r. issS, Ia thu sesitle uEsxLT po~r,
iFrEIIIsEScxx. ~~~kiy q. wsfap~r yrsat-d
ASd publ bed 10 The szia county q E,a. 90
q ssosrAl eirsuistion IN ihs ssd aaiy aad
T-rrltS-y.
Done Ia op-n Court ikls 18th day Of 80
kuo~rs l@o WI. l. WOOD
Judge d the PTobAEs Coart
King OoaDsT.
l. Wa D. Wood. J1dgs aud .a-oesrso c1srs .,
ths Proe'ie Curt " sAia ksns county. a. -.
~ esrtify fhst tias Foregoing - Iaii' trne -
earref copy Of a Original order % sbow e.ss~
m de ~ our said so4ss court sDa ,.s.-.S
Of rseord - hs islh a.y o. ssptsnh., -
IN the matter Of ire sstAts 81 DsnsN p,os''
vail s<es.sd ing
In s<tinouy shsreof I hsss A-r~u.s. -.
ny kADd and szx~1 the ss~I q cur -
esss oosrt tAas .szA DAG ~ sspssnh-r ~
..s..s.. NV X <4
mAI Jsdss and ss-on<tc o. -
:..---.: rFsesas cssrt s.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

We are apt TO call all blunders that
arise from the music OF words, bulls;
and most Of these vs attribute to the
Irish. Miss lakewood. in her sssiy on
Irish bulls, observes thst IL usver ye,
mas bssu decided What 10 IL that consti.
tutes q bull. The Duke OF Argyll ssys
that the deiuitisu: -he means 10 net e.
definiticn Of q ball. bas the defisition
Of that kud of bail Supposed TO to
irish. and she gives IN illus
traitor:
"wbea I frst saw you. I thought II
vas ven, bat now I zee 10 IL yoar
brother" Carlton. In bis Traits Of the
Irish Peas.ntry." Gays that Miss Edge
VOID wrote an esssy on that which does
saws that the source OF this error in ref
ssencs TO Irish bulls 10 in the fact that
their language IL In transition stste,
the Esciish tongue gradually sneesced
ing the Irisb, and their b.uoders are
the result Of the ass OF s:iangnace they
do not fully understand. We dnd Ia
d,crsus blunderirc by tue French and
Germans when learning another Ian
gssee. sush -. NY boy biz hin>-lf
mil q little dos" ETC.; bot there
10 4 nestness and Completeness
OF confusion Ia an Irish bull which IL
and unspprosohable, aud
which constitutes at once lie hu NOR and
lie innocence. The balls Of other "a
sious have the ahsurdity without be
fun. The pare ball IL the contradiction
Ia terms, tbs assertion OF com -thiaz
which 10 denied 10 the very terms At The
assertion, or the dsniI OF somethiaa
which IL asserted In the trims OF tbs
denial, something apparently ohscare.
A hat vac passed sroaad 10 collect
shifting from esch person at meeting;
the deacon Who eouut>d the money ~
claimed, % Here's shilling short; vho
pat it in Z"
A lady wrote 10 her friend. m.s
yoo this nernine and yeu didnt coms;
I'll meet yoa tosDorros morning vbeth
e. you esms or not" A man remarked
% bis friend. IL had stayed Ia thss
climate until nov, Ia have been dead
swo wears ago." HIS friead remarked,
" Al. IL I only Know where people never
died. I'D end my days there" Ooe
said. " see no reason Why women
sho1ld not become medical men"
Daring the Irish rebellion some Of the
iasurSents. being very angry At bank
81, determined 20 ruin him They col
iected all his bark notes and destroyed
them, shus making be fortuna An
Irish paper Published this item " A
deaf nan named Tai Gas run down by
q passenger train and killed on wednes
dsv. He vss injured 10 . sinh " Gay
aboot year AGO.
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Coxxrrrxs Axxtvxp -Messrs. \

COMMITTEE AkzIvKp. -AesrsL n.
Kaufmsn, n O. Patrick and Bsxler,
tie Coumisses app,insed BY the eiti
g.ns az TAcoms to eoofer with the Sc
ss,ls Conuittee on the Aasi Chin-es
movsmsas, and 10 arrsaee for torch
light prsces<ion IN Seattle. arrived here
last evening, aad vers met 1t The vasrf
by walfsr wAiker, goha kssoe. n No
MILAN and o uamosr OF others and
escorted 90 the hall where tbs haicnts
81 Laber we're In sesslon- An efoft
v.s made as that late hour % eet The
s.sstis Csmmittee together. bat 70 10
thcazas without sasc~s& A confer.
sacs vill probably Be bold today, and
scms line az assion agreed apon- The
torshlisht prosessioa uill pfoossly nss
take rlscs before So urSav nisht - 70
Soald be almost imccssbae 10 notify
tie people Of Rsrscn. Sseesstie,
B,ack Dssaond. frsnkisn. C-dAr kivsr.
Puyallap. Port Biaksiy, Snohcuiso.
sqaak aud ether passss. - thai they
might b rsprssssssd - IN sArisss dass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

BxsIIx. Oce l4-Coans Won Hstz
feids h&s beea gssssted - 0srmsn
Ambassador 90 L,sdon 10 saes~ed
Couus vsu Aansser. Who eees b Paris
in PlaSs OF Prinss Won H-healoh-. #
Aisacs Lorraine, vscs 6spefsl Me-
seaasa. deosNs~d. varsoas changes viil
taxa plsss In N.vemhef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
MRS. w. j. BLACKWELL,

IACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
tng from life, still life. sketch ng from
aature. repou-sa etched. electrotypei
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
IN clay and guita percha. lenc usta tapes-
Try and lusler palnting. Clay, metals
sools. lust,r oolors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas furnished 70 pupils. China Aired
for amateurs. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
ktsg Milan Bent On WAR

LONDON. Oct. l4.-It is reported that
Ming Milan of Ssrvis has informed the
Powers that be must either 60 to var
or abdicate his throne, and he has de-
eided to go 10 var. He has prepared a
manifesto 20 bis army. which, IL 10 sx-
pected, will be issued tom rrou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
GRASS SEED.

In the tchole history u TIE Puget Sound
country there Has been NO seaso. ph<n tho
prospect fer 20 great desond for Grass
and Glover Seed eriste5 as the pres,n &
nis q caused By the ssSsusi large tracts
Of isnd Which HARE been slashsd this usm-
p.er, esd the EXCEPTIONAL nne burns !"
that hav rss.it~i from tho long spell Of
dry seafher.
We haze aecordiagS prepared osrseires
10Th Gerry iaros supply Of Timothy. Red
and WAsss Clover, Alsfke, Red Top, Or
eAari and Blue Grass Seeds. sAicA are al
wrg much Ioscer in price thp~ erer before.
@. r. STONE,
Grocyy and Seedsrsaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Lease.

ALBANY. Oct 1.-The Directors OF
the New York Central Railway have is
sued circular TO the stockholders, no
sifyina them OF the proposed long time
lease OF the West shors by tbs New
York Central. guaranteeing four per
osnt. on its capital stock OF $50 .00O, 900.
and askinR their asseat thereto 10 o
meeting 20 be held IN Albany on No
ven bsr 9TH.
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Ceded to Germany.

LONDON. Oct l4-it is reported that
the sultan of ZIDzibsr has cedsd Oar
es-Solssm to the Gefmln African Asso-
citation. Oar es Soiaam IL seapor,
twenty i've miles south of Zanzibar,
and has a good harbor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Theepe-L sngfeiIsw.

BOSTON,, Dot. l&-Mi.s Annie Long
fellow. yoaueest daughter OF the late
poet, vas IA ,rried this afternoon TO Mr..
James Gilbert Tnsrps. of "a Claire.
Wisconsin. Toe ceremony took place
at the Lpnefellow mansion, on Brattie
street, Old Cambridge and vas per
formed by Rev. samuel Lonefsll ~.
uncle Of the bride. The wedding was
private.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Deseane'ag the Chinese.

Bosros. O5t. II The National $50
citation of l. .undrymen elected off sers
and adopted resolutions denonncing
Chinese labor in general. and Chinese
lauodryuen ia particular. Ths next
annual meeting Will be held in Ciacin-
aasi
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observer IL abe North.
Too mach 8syeett.

Cork. Ocs. 1&.-No cattle have been
stlpp.d to England, as dealers have
stopped buying because they have no
way of TRANSPORTATION except by the
Cork Steamship Line. IL is expected
thatthe cattlemen will be compelled to
patronizs the packets Of the Cork Com
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Heavy Damages Claimed.

SAN Francisco, Ost. IA marine
libel has been nied IN the United States
District Court by William Ssephea aud
James Campbell, to recover 100000
from John d. Spreckels and A. B.
Spreckels, owners Of the ssesm tug Re-
lief. The plaintiffs, who are the owH-
era of tue British ship Earl OF Dslhoa-
sic. allses that GA the t2.a of n 81 last,
while the Relief Vas towing tbs Dai-
housis. the latter Was caosiz ID bv tie
unskillfui manner in vh ca the duties
IN the tuy wave rsYfos5aad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

NV YoaK. Dot IA cable disp stsh
fepor.s that Agnes Robertson. WHO is
seili Mrs. Bousicauit. has . card In the
London Wsrsd alleging that Di.a Roa-
eicanlfs recsut marriage " Mss Thorn
dyks 10 bisamous. MrA Boaci ,auls de-
eiafea that abe has never bean divorced
from her husband. Judge Dittennsefer,
veo vss her ,onssi Ia the divorce pro
seedlings began here soma hvs years
go. saws that tbs suit vas discontinued
esfore u rvacasd conclusion aud that
nn boacicault 10 resolving I 1850 year
Nsaony.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
New Appsiatee.
ceseysi Foraker.

A. j. Hnckstt. Of Kentucky. has bses
appointed Timber Agent Of the Land
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

E.R. L. Gould. special Agent Of the
IAbor Bareau. stationed In England,
hss resigned, having completed his in
ysetiQAtion.
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manning In rci<ttou 10 duties on i'm
psFst We following rss,lstioas we're
ednpssd ansaim QUAY,
AssNrcf, fnst 90 approve ths action
tnas ess os~n taken By shs ON sara Of
san Assoctsslnn Ia resr,nss - the ctr
eslaf ct tbs Secretary Of the Trsasuyy
sq1ssaaas tnfsrmNs,oa frsm irsu asd
esa msnafsstsrsra csnc srniue the
oa 81 prodaesiou OF The varisas arti-
- OF trsa aud steal, believing that
seee taseru wiou coaid not fail 20 los
aaoas.
ksaefssd. That 90 regard the present
hns,Shsoa vas enacted lees than three
sn seo> after nearly ten years OF
neseassouAi agitation. - being Ia the
nam . vi@s lac. although 10 contsias
nee dsseets shieh 90 vcaid BE- glad 10
- cosrected,,f sais could be due With
~ scpenias the whole Qsestion OF
ara rsvision.
kssassed. Thai We are earnestly 90
esssd 10 sny sshsms OF tsrid rsvisioa
salce ecotem plates any further ehsneee
NE pfrecnt tarid thsa Q jndicious
ssosaisutica Of spcc ne for al ralsrsa
.sNees % the correction Of such mani
- s8E wv fttf ou ttI kttfE.
800 watch gives 10 kaeisnd o mn
v q ths msnutsctere Of this india
psssisis article. aud permits no Ansrt-
casssa 10 engage Ia 10 prodassiea
Asssvsd, That tt is our sincere opin-
mw general revision cf the
IN sAoeid he and> rtAken a the next
ee OF Ceaxress. the imm- diste
s0 scosd be - Seriously check sas
seens revival % business which has
ssesiy csomenerd In every yArt OF
- eoansry. and ws appeal 70 Congress
e1eh Psei~cA
efr~i. That vs appeal 10 the
s5eas and 10 the Secretary Of The
sosy 10 slss assurances 20 the cssn
~ Y We etncsAl papers watch tsey
s~eo prepare in sntseap stiau % ia
se'ee Of Congress. a.d whses VII b
y rad By all peopls. that . pro
ZOE another general rsvsssoo Of "a.
- q tos nr-sscf tisus doss nos 70
sssss eshssai sanction.
<ss<, That sneh infosmssion q
- ssaissssd b. ~ Aasrss&l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

CLKvrLASp, o. Dot. l&.-LeUis Web
SER, who murdered Perry Harrington
81 0fsva on December 18th last, was
today sentenced tn 10 hanged on Feb
ruary 9. 1886. Webster has twice been
convicted Of this crime. After his nrst
%, viction be was granted q new trial,
which vas ended two weeks ago at War
reu. A mott m for q third trial vas
overruisd today before sentence vas
passed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

Cssntesfetsees Arrested.
Prrrssuno, Pa, Dot. it.--Govern-
mens Agent Sveeny snd three depnties
brought 60 this city tonight four more
OF the gang Of oounterfeit~rs vho have
BEEN operating IN the Northwestern
counties Cor q long time. fhe arrests
have broken up the band, and the ring
leaders are In custody In this eity, and
another arrest vas m>ds thts after
neon. In ali seven OF the shrevdest
csiminsls uho have operated In Western
Psnnsslv snta, are prcsty sare % remain
residents Of tbs penstsntiary for some
years TO GONE. Tue nsmes Of the men
nov In the central station are bostou
Back. L. Whitmsfe, Samuel Sechrist,
Eissrd HAraon and BENZ smin FARE.
manufacturers Of bogus coin. and
Geo. Buck. WIN. sechriss, Ed. Grover.
bert Buck a Geo. sechrist, Wholesale
dealerA b sion Buck 10 the leader Of
the gang. Tue militia ~ the ofneers call
the places of mSnufsctare. we're In
nyssrrious plsees, and for months they
mauufacsared all dan 'min~tisns Of sill
yer eaia from ten ceas pieces 70 dollars.
add allowed 10 Ia GSr'oa. Jedsrssn.
Asmssrsnx. Indiana. Batter, Warren.
fors~s, Mckeoo. Ella and other
counties. They hsd . eompas,e
system. and probably considered
themselves safe from detection. They
hsd sssua. Signals and sfspa. and when
customer same 60 parchsss tue qaees,
be vsaid be taken deep into The Goods
aud With = gun st his head ana his
hands raised soaid he m sde - swear
sha, be woald never divuise their secret.
Probably . dcxsn Wholesale dealers
worried eth the gang eAptared. and q
handr-d shower pssssd the bogus
coin ea 90 the pablie.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15
Against Express Csmpaates.

wisarseTos. Ootober II The Post
master General has decided that the
Depsrtmeat Is under no obligation to
aslivsr mail thrown into its boz BY
wslis. Fargo a Co. after they have can
sslled their stamp, and postmAstsrs
have been requested to refuse suoo
matter. 10 sppears that IL has been the
Wscsios Of the express company to
iransport letters a. far a. their lines
extend, and then place them 10 the
GATED States mail for delivery where
he point Of destination Ia beyond the
Init Of their Own service.
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srezsa shsrt Lac Ear.,rx..

bosTcs, Ost. lt-It v4s reported yes
tertay from Washington that the posi-
ton Of Chairman Of the CDited States
Civil Service Csmm s.ion hsd beeu
offered to Colonel Charles K Goldman,
Of Massachusetts, Bsin2 asked as to
the truth Of tue report, Colousl Cod
man today said: 4" have had eonver.
-atloos siih tbs President on the sab
CT and have given what ! consider
Sufficient reasons Why he should no.
Of It 70 me. Toe President has not
made NE an offer and probably never
will make 10"
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nsstefpsi Election,

EsvsRx, n. j., Oct. I3.-As the char.
pr election here today Mayor Hsines.
Dem. vas re elected BY $50 majority.
Ths kepunli ,ans carry ali tue other city
emoes. snd elect the Governments Of Is
Aldermen, the same number of School
Oemmissioners, and 8 out Of Is chosen
frsshoiders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-15

CoSsTASrISoPLH. Oct. IA Count Ger
u, Italian Ambassador, presided at the
hoasneiian conferences today. The Am
oAssadors sent their respective draeo-
mans 10 inform the Porte that they had
agreed to condemn the violation of the
Berlin treaty By the union Of Roamelia
and Balearia, and tia, they approved
the pacific attitude of the Porte.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-10-29
A New King on the TRronel

Malaria" as a popular ailment,"
has given place to new potentate.
Ii you have rheumatism now, the
medical wiseacres exclaim Uric
Acid
Ii you have frequent headaches, they
sagely remark-"Uric Acid"
II you have softening of the brain,
they insist that it ls--"Urie Acid"
Ii Sciatica or Neuralgia makes life
miserable, it is-"Uric Acid"
If your skin breaks out in B0ils and
Pimples, it is-"Uric Acid"
Ii you have Assesses and piles, "Uric
Acid" has set your blood ON fire.
1T you have dull lanquid feelings,
backache, kidney or bladder troubles,
govt, gravel, poor Blood are i'll at ease,
threatened with paralysis or apoelexy,
vertigo; are bilious, aropsical, consti-
pated or dyspeptic Uric Acid" is the
key to the situation, le cause of all
your difficulties!
We do not know as madam Malaria
will take kindly to the Masculine
Usurper, but he has evidently come to
say.
uric Acid, - this Monster, is the
product of the decomposition 49, death
constantly taking place within us, and
unless he is every day routed from the
system, through the kidney, by msans
of some great blood 0pecitc like War
ner's safe cure, which Senator s. X.
Bruce says, snatched him from his grasp
there is not the least doubt but that 1T
will utterly ruin the strongest human
constitution!
1t is not young fellow by any means.
1t has a long and well-known line of
ancestors. 1t is undoubtedly the father
of very great family Of diseases, and
though it may be the fashion to ascribe
progeny to il that are not directly its
own, there can be little doubt that if it
once gets thoroughly seated in tine hui
man system, it really does introduce in
to it most of the ailments now, per force
Of fashion, attributed to its saleful in
fiuence