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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

In this season, when coughs and colds are
call the rage" any method of preventing
them, and checking the first symptoms with
out drug, may be ofinestmabie value. There
fore the following suggestions, from medi.
cal journal, are offered:
When you find you have a cough, and be-
fore it gets to be deep-seated go into the air
and practice deep breathing. Draw air into
the lungs until they are completely distend-
ed, raising the arms above the head during
inspiration to more fully expand the chest -
Hold the air in the lungs for few seconds,
then breathei out slowly. Repeat the opera.
ton dozen times or more, and after an hour
try it again
Persistence in this treatment will often
cure newly contracted cough in few hours
If a cough is of long standing, pain may be felt
under the shoulder blades and across the
chest during the breathing, but as this is
caused by the tearing away Of adhesions of
the lung tissue, it will usually pass off in a
day or two, and the fact that IL is felt shows
that the lungs need thorough initiation.
Three cases have recently come under our
observation, the writer says, where this treat
ment has proved beneficial.
The first was that of a lady who had been
troubled with dry cough for several months,
but whose lungs were apparently perfectly
souuu. Ill lhicc udys snc CuTeu nerSelI en-
tirely by deep breathing, and although a
month has gone by since then, there has been
no return of the cough.
The second was gentleman who thought
his lungs were failing. Deep breathing gave
pain, as above described, but it soon passed
away. A burning sensation was felt in the
lungs at each deep breath, owing to the &C.
cess Of oxygen to the lrritated lung tissue
The cough decreased in frequency and vio-
lence, he has gained in general health, and
recovery will probably ensue.
The third was the editor of the journal re-
ferred to. He Caught cold" which settled
into severe cough. A dozen inhalations
would stop the cough for an hour or two,
when it would return and be stopped again in
the same way. Two days treatment drove
it away entirely.
Sometimes the first deep breath is inter-
rupted by cough, but after trial or two
the inclination to cough can be controlled,
and after five or six breaths are taken sense
of relief is felt and the desire to cough passes
away.
A physician informs us that he has seen
many cases of supposed consumption cured
in this way. AT all events it can do no harm
to try it, and benefit may result.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

Notice is hereby given to the creditors of Ben
jamin w. Scarborough, an insolvent debtor, who
were such on the 23d day OF October, 1885. the
date of his application for the benefit of the in
solvent laws, to file their claims against the
estate of said insolvent, duly proven, with the
clerk of the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
on or before the first day of February, 1886.
j. THOS. @. HOPKINS,
TEVENSON A. WILLIAMS,
20nov4t Permanent Trustees
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

1t is related that when ST. Patrick landed
in Ireland in the fifth century, having over
come the hostility Of the savage islanders,
he proceeded TO instruct them in the doctrine
Of Christianity. BUT in vain did he endeavor
to explain tothem the doctrine of the Trinity
in unity. His untutored hearers failed to
comprehend his reasoning till, plucking a ire
foil to serve as an illustration, he inquired of
thin, SIS it not as possible for the Father
Son and Holy Ghost to be one, as for these
three leaves to grow upon single stalk 2"
This argument, according to the legend, i'm
medately convinced the Irish, who yielded to
st. Palrick's efforts for their conversion. The
shamrock was thenceforth dedicated to the
saint and became the national cognizance. -
1t is somewhat unfortunate that this pretty
story is not to be found in any of the lives of
the great saint of ireland, but il is still more
unfortunate that it is again impossible to de-
termine which is the true shamrock Accord
ing TO the best authorities, however, the
honor is due to the Black Nonsuch or Medi-
cago, or to the Dutch clover. Both these
plants ave worn on St. Patrick's day, and are
held TO be the true shamrock. Chambers
Journal
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

sc" Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods at highest market prices. 28au
NOTICE no CREDITORS.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

Fashionable people on Murray Hill, New
York, employ man by the year to feed and
take care of their cats
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18
The Egis & Intelligencer
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
E- w B "A & Il r. :.

Torms-sI.so a Year, in Advance.
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2netical.
THE DYING YEAR.

'Tis night! and on the dying year
The orbs of heaven shine,
And rolling in their heavenly spheres,
Move with the march of time;
The little stars, briget gems on high,
Their nightly vigis keep,
And DER the silent, slumbcring earth,
The rays of beauty weep.
Bright fountains of prial light,
In your celestial dome,
Reflect the majesty Of God
And His eternal throne;
In them ! see no changes wrought
BY times destroying hand
They move as they have ever moved,
n bright and lovely band.
But earth is subject to decay,
And bears her marks of change
There is blight for every bud
Throughout her varied range;
And man is but passing breath,
A smile, a sigh, tear
He lives the seasons of his life,
Then passes like the year.
Time! time! nations before thee sink
Like bubbles on a stream,
And all their might and SplcndOr fade,
Or live but in dream;
But thou art onward in thy course,
Unmindful of the past,
And all that is, or Ger will be,
Must fall before thy blast.
Soon the midnight hour will toll
The death-knell of the year,
And on the rapid flight OF time
Another will appear;
Adiou thou passing, dying year,
| feel thy chilling breath,
And soon the mournful winds will Sing
The requiem of thy death.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

TRANSIENT ADvERTIsEMENTs.--On Square, 3
lnsertiors less $3.50. Each subseQuentinserton,
20 cents Longer advertisements in the same pro-
portion. Aspace equal to six lines makesasquate,
Figure-work double price.
Obituaries and Personal Communications will
be inserted at ten cents per line.
eaB Yearly advertisements atspecal rates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

Do FISH SLEEP. ?-The question is said to
have been settled af1irmatively by series of
experiments conducted in London by Mr..
W. A. Carter, who asserts that carp, gud-
geons, minnows and catfish are regular
fresh water sleepers, While the dog fish, con-
gereel and all sorts of fla fish are sleepers in
tue sea. Hefinds no evidence, however, that
goldfish ever sleep, or that any of those fish
which do sleep prefer night to day for their
time of slumber
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18

ANGELS FooD-Dssolve half box of
gelatine in one quart OF rich milk, beat toge-
ther the yolks of three eggs one cup of sugar
and the juice of one lemon, or orange, as pre-
ferred Stir this to the gelatine and milk, as
soon as the first is thoroughly dissolved, and
let it just come to boiling. Flavor with
little vanilla if liked. When nearly cold
whip the whites of the eggs to stiff froth
and stir through the custard. Pour into
moulds and set away to cool.-BrOokyn Maya
stl,e
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-12-18
PECIAL.

SFEOhAhs
- desire to notify Canned Goods Packers that
am prepared to secure Cans, Cases, &C., at lowest
figures and inside of Association Prices, and also
solicit orders or ConsiRnments of Canned Goods,
Seeds, &C.. to be placed to best advantage and in
interest of employers e., to patrons advantage
giving customers benefit of my special advantages
Address Louis GEESE, ~ Chamber OF Commerce
Baltimore, Md.
Tor aiiy quotations 'or grain, &c 3aply
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-13

One noticeable feature about Jewish
eeBeteries In the South is the ssaroity
IT newly made graves after An epidemic
of eh,lsra OF yellow fever. Statistics
shoe that fewer OF them die than any
other race frem the,e or kindred dis
eases. Daring she cholera Acuasge Ia
Tsaion only two orthodox Jsws died OF
Il, while In nambers they eaaalled 20
per cent, Of the population. Their im-
manity from disease. and the certainty
with which they frssSSeF when attached
~ L, b accounted feF By the simlsliciiy
81 their diet. They are very strict
ahont folioSinQ the dietary laws pre-
scrihed By Moses. isls't ID little strange
that Meees. II be was only q historian,
should have peesesesd knomledea enpe-
fEar 10 that of the wissst and best phys
loisna a the present. dayl he exislsutly
believed tn prevsnting disease rather
than curing u. This hs whAs De Havenis
Dyspepsia Cure Aiuaa 10 d. II as,is ii
rscliy on NE digestive iuscas tsf ths
stomach and both Tpfsvenss and cures
iuaiess,ion and Dyspepsia. Free sAm.
pie bottles NJ a. Is. SrEwAETs Drng
tfFFn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-13

An Ordinance creating Washelh Gene
terry. and setting apart and dec eating
the grounds for the same
The city Of Seattle dOes S-dstn IS fol-
lows:
SECTION l. That al that certain lot or
parcel OF Lard situated within the corp ,
rate limits CT the city OF Seattle. IN King
county. Washington Territory. and par
ticalzr y bounded and DIT sSribed Is fol-
lows. towit: . he northeast c nai ter Of the
nor. ns ast ollast : o. citoa - or tow q.
ship IS north. Of range 4 east containing
forty sores. ba and ree same is hereby SET
apart and ded.cstez for use as Gene
terv snd place fer the burial Of the dead.
10 be known as Washelh Cemetery.
Sec. Thsr said Genet ~ shall be laid
OF plated AID surveyed IN confol hity
with the plat thereof prepared by Aloro
q srdner. and heretofore adopted by sn
order " the Common Council Of the city
q Seattle and gtoIECs Srs Lerst re-
served for he use Of the public "a drive
WAYS AyenueS streets ard alles = as
shown by 80 plAI.
Sec. 3 ihst the Mayor and Clerk Of the
city II Seattle be and they are hereby
Autho iZed and directed. N the name aud
oa behalf OF the city Of seattle, TO exc
cute and acknowtdge said plat, Ss town
plat- are r Quired TO De exeCut' and
Acknowledged by the laws OF Wa shiog Jon
Territory. ana TO tie copy OF said plat
80 execute and aeknowieds &c. in sht
office Of the Auditor OF King county. for
recor3, and copy Of said plat shall slsc
be kept in She oi1ice OF The City Clerk, and
q copy shaH also be furnished 10 and kept
By the City Sexton.
| Sc. That lots in said cemetery shall
b. sold by the City sexton to all person
desiring TO pure base the same. at the prict
/ of thirty dollars zach. VIII ca sum mus
/ be pad liz actual money before any lO'
l sha ! be deemed sold ; ana upon payment
/ OF 81 i'd price T. the City sexton he shall
issue TO the purchaser u certificate in thu
/ 10 lowing form:
| No, -. l hereby certify that - hal
| purchased lot No. -. section -, Of Waseell
eme cry. ana paid therefor the sum d
| 8, and Is entitled 10 d, ed for said 10
| upon surrender OF this certificate.
Dated - -, Is.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-13
To all whom itmay Concern
OFFICE OF TIRE COLUMBIA AND PUeETl
FOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
e. A1srI Z w Il InIY p 1879 L

OFFICE OF TIE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
FOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T.. July q, 1888
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
w date August l9. 1873. executed in pur-
suance Of an ordinance approved August
u, lS73 the city of seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company, all the tide
lands south OF King street, in said city of
Seattle, in. along. around and abOutEl
bay, from extreme high 10 extreme low
tide and deep water ald-
Whereas, The legislat Assembly OF
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved Soyember & 1873, ratified and
confirmed said grant and conveyaneeupon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company; and,
Whereas, Said Act Of the Legislative
Assembly vest the title Of said lands In
said Seattle and Walla Walia Railroad
and Transportation Company. in fee SIM
pie; and.
Whereas, The United States has aequi-
esced in said grant and conveyance and,
Wherees. The said Seattle aad Walla
Walla Railro4d and Transportation Com.
pSny has transferred and conveyed all of
said lands TO the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company;
Now, therefore, the said Columbia aAd
Puget sound Railroad Company hereby
give notice that it claims the exclusive
right TO occupy said lands and TO erect
whGrvee and other structures thereon,
and that all persons are hereby notified 20
refrain rom occupying or entering upon
any of said lands without the consent. In
writing, of said Columbia and Puget
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGET SOUND R r. co
AK Asaiatan, e,r,.sx;nt.~.anrt
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ORDINANCE No. 81.

An 0rdinince appropriailng money y
pay for detective service.
The City Of Seattle does craAis e @
SECTION 1. That twenty-iive pr eat q
all fines hereafter collected and tsa
the City Treasurer be and ne 49,
hereby appropriated and st apaiT - Z.
incidental fund. 70 Be disbdresa "
standing Committee OF the uuNi1n ~
Heal b and Police, In payneM
penses that may be incurred ffoII une
me by aid Committee or the M&yoE M
any police officer, for detective N4ti, y
Provided, That such incidental iIlaa -
at no time exceed one hundred Co.
and whenever the SUN o. Qne Aur2zs
dollars shall be on hand In sasa tina ~
a sufficient amount Of such nnas -
ceeding twenty-five per cent 49, =
shall thereafter be plas cd In saad nlA&
keep the same up 70 the maxinsfe 49,.
Of one hundred doll-rs, and ~ s{
shall be placed in the general w 49,
Ses. q That the Cry Tfeessisr " I
keep the money hereby sppFsg.sss..s'ss = Il ~
fund separate from all Other mNHy -. -.
city, and pay out the same upon tii 49,
o, ders signed by the Chairmen - -.
standing Committee On Health ~ =
s.ca That An account vsth sslld ~
dental fun shall Do kept In the lee1 \
the City q e and Treasurer tes
Committee shall each month ftyI-
writing. TO the Council the ams1-t -
bursed nndsr this Ordinance. -.
sec. That this Ordinances siiss -
effect and Be In force from azd nfI
expiration Of ave days aftcr ~
shall have been publ he'd. Il y -
Passed 81 the Common CounnA sl
city Of seattle the 9Th day Of Fu1r7<t
al Approved By me the tn dag q rs'Fzs
~ ''' JOHN LEARY. idAgs.
Filed February |. iss5; a,pvs f,..yz
Pnhlishnd Fehrnary u. 1885. ..---.-.
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MIscnLANRo6Is'
DIR. c. l. AILLRR, sl.
los cherry street. s.aakw
20. bon a
Special, Private and CHM.
Skin Diseases cured.

seminal weakness ana IN
sous d'sSrder. eaasea by -.
PositivelJ cured, Q ana e
snsnt plan.
send for printed iaessiaa.
DIR c. L. MILEERsS ,,,...
bl" success I'm the euri.sr - =.
Chrome Diseases T. wen
HIS success 10 due 60 Id. A -
experience and oh.sry.nia.. 4
mis- practice.
u. No more pstiensa tak..
sour Boys' Farms n. -
day OF March, wbea ak ~ -. -
tages VIII be nsishea. KI.~..'.
can accommodate enc ...-.
tiens tmaiei with . nicely rer..ss
ed room and all ONE ess,s.,.- 4
my residence, los Cherry -.
free of charge.
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Notice OF Final Preef

Us LAND oFvIcR At oLrauu. NJ
Dan. a, laN
- Notice il hereby given 81 1issr .
oRDWAi has nled notSce II ise.ss.-s
make anal proof before N.lson NO..
County Auditor, At his once IN R.,ri Tsss...
W. T., On Wednesday. the i'm AN ~ ras.s
A. d. lSS5, on Pre-enption D, 4 ~ a. :.
the Sc = Of sw I Aad sw L Of n 4 =, -
ton 10. and \ i Of NV Il al s.,sss. !,
township Is north, range esst. =
She names a. witnesses J. a. h,k
Lee NJ. Barton. Alex. d. smith ma -
Adams. all Of Port Madison, ".
jA29mr6 Register al the fsSs -.
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SUMMONS.

TN Thg DISTRICT COURT or THE
l. Third judicial Distries of Washington
Territory, holding terms at asats'e In King
county. for the counties ef kiE z sns Ki,ssp.
No 4es2--Is iah waddell and z. o Miles.
partners, doing basin - under the Arm nsne
and style OF waddsIl Miles. ana @ orge W
steseon and 10 j. Post, partners, doing
business under the frm name and style Of
stetson Poet, plsisiiffs. W Cyrus walker,
Gamma Ponefn, John NJ. blanchard. james
". smith and c. r. De wees-, Jr q. II Moore
snd II. D. hunt, parners. doing business !.
der the arm n ms snd style q Moore, Hunt
4 Co defsndsnts
Complsint nled In the count, 81 King. IN
tie once Of he Clerk Of said District Court
The United States Of america ,rnd grasffmo
To CSrus Walker. oamna Pos Gin, John ~
Blanchard, James ". esni,h and q r. De
weese IT., @. II. Moore and a. u. Hunt, pat.
neFs. doing bus So 20 un5er the arm name aad
-tyie IT Moor. Hani Co, sess dams;
fOs are hereby .qutred 70 appear in ~ seton
brought against yen By he shove named plan
tfrs. 10 the DisfFieE Court OF the Third Judicial
Dist-i Of thu Territory 81 Wasllisgson. holt
ing tsrms ~ the city q Ssatti~, In the county
e kiog. for the counties Of King and kifssp
sad 10 knswer the cont liant nled therein,
within sky dag from the cate % the first
publication q this suDmons, or Judgment By
default will Be tskes Aeaibst yea. according
20 che prayer Of the complaint.
The said sctien 10 DEou ht % forecloss G
lien the laint q. WhdGeu & Miles. or
eertsia bnilding knowa .. :" f1ifh's Blu
Ikraaes." sstuA'ed on he north hall II lot
and the soata twesty feet OF lot sssen, in
block eighs % .. .. MAynsrd's plat OF the
IOWA tasv etsyi Of Ssaflse. add ths land
vhereon the szns wes eonsfrucha and II ST
mated, together wffh . convenisEI space ab NJ
NJ ssne Or - much - N , Be necessary fnf
the eouventent uss sod osrupation thsreof,
for the sam II sis7s ~. Tor materials fur
nsshed 10 BE- used. ana ~ ieh 1Fere ased IN
TIE oonrtrnrfiea e. said bulldog; also. 10
foresloss len of-shs plslBf1at, sssfson 3
Pos<. on tn sane bald ana prsm o for
tn sum d sle7s -. ter msserilla fgEniahsd
- b use4. AEd xhts wsre nsed. ia the con-
strErttoa o. s2id bsiiding thas Tie dsfsnz
sn.s Mc0re liant . Co. lave OF eisim te
have. acme interest IN. or lea % srenmhrsaos
upon sssa hz1ldisg and prenfsss wkich fssd
intsrssf, ii.n OF eneumhraaes ~ an, tssst b.
b ssb -qn<nt. IN .. or 1ed aubisef % TIA said
llens ~ pl siEt IN
Witness tks Hon Roger 4. drnsns. Judge Of
the ssid pastsist cezrs. and he s.zl
I s<sL- thers Z fhis . b asy II FshEuary,
t-----l A D. 7asS.
TAMEz sRAyKr. cssrk
By Jszzs p. LruLes, Dep4fy.
koxks. Halle . Ezsin. sttarasyp fer Dleis-
- ssa
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sAtrtsS

Tie pahlic are hereby cAatiened
against manufacturing. purchasing. or
selling tae ''Chaliemqe,s OF Harden
Nsea Grsmade,~ or tbe Lewis Hand
Fire Extineaishar.r ~ all these are in
fEiueemsslts on certain letters patent
owned BY ire. Al responsible parties
havirs them In their possession, Fnanu-
factarinn or selling same. viii be prompt
" prosecuted.
The Harden Hand Grenade Fire Ex-
tinsufshsr Camrany, Of 3o6 Wabash
Avesue. Clhieaao. are The only parties IN
the Vest Authorised 10 manufacture
Hand GNnade Fire ExsingRishers IN
der this patsRt. J. p, CL1RK.
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A usx.s.srxG PnEsESr.

Mr.. M. Il. Allison. Hutchinson, Kan;
Saved his life by q simple trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings Nee Discovery, for Con-
suaiption, which caused him to procure
large bottle. that completely cured
him. vhen doctors. change Of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis. hoarsepess. severe Coughs,
aud all Throat and Lung Diseases. Il Is
guaranteed TO cure. Trial Bottles free
NJ A. b. Stewards Drug Store. Large
sixe. Oh.
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"Lss every mza, II possible. gather
snnse sod books andeF bis reaf. -
CAxssiaE.
And haFk zoe. ssr. Iii have them
fairy hsIsla .--SAzkssfsasts
We have the largesa xansk In Wash.
tnetan feTTaofy, and saii st lower
pgiees than sny othef heuss oE The Pa.
cific Coasa u. DAVIS 4 %.
R0ok tsliegs and ssktianarsA III Char.
~ street. iAgsd4
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0. 5. LAND ovFroE AT oLYxr,4. W. T.

o. ). LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T.,
January 2, 1888.
Notice Is hereby givea that CHARLES
SMITH has hhd Doice Of intention ~
make Anal proof before the Judge, or In his
absence, the Clerk Of the District Court, 81
hts office, in Seattle, ". T., on Thur day, the
18th day of February, A. d 1885, on Homo
stead spplieati n No. Asst. for the Z \ of sw
\ and Y Of Sc i Of section IL, towns snip
- north. range east
He names as witnesses James PoreslnAa,
o. Newest =, W. T.; Geo. W. Tibbett-, S. D.
Gustin Aad W. X. Bush, al Of Squzk, W. c.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
lasfel2 EegiRter Of the and 81. &c.
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Every mail brings letters from the
States asking for information conosrn-
ing this country and its resources.
Every day the Washington Territory
employment Bureau Is receiving and
filling orders frem all parts OF tie
Sound for loagers, mill men, farm
hands, etc. Don't waste your time IA,
hunting fer job. tenant or help, bat
20 TO the well known Washington Ter
fitsry Employment Bureau. Office,
Washington street. next door 10 Judge
LIONS court.
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NOTICE.
. NOTICE IN ADMIRALTY.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT or nm
i Third Judicial District Ct WmAizs,.s
Territory, holding terms d SessslA "a in.
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A Row.--A drunken fellow created
quite a sensation ON Commercial street
yesterday. After drinking himself
lighting drunk. he kicked up row in
one of she beer joints in she basement
Of the MarBhail block, during which he
broke several plates OF glass and played
sad havoc with the furniture Of the es-
tablishment. Officer Gardner and Con
stable Van DGren heard the rusapus 90
ing on. aud yAnked the fellow ont cf
tie osllar. Ga his way TO the Justices
office the drusk ken man amused large
crowd which had assembled by break
ing loose from the officer and throwing
himself IL the mod. When be gets SO
Der be viii be arrAlgned and fined.
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A Coop BrgTSEss ron SAFE The sec
ond hand stors IN the Gilmore block,
on Front street. Any one wanting a
good. safe business. not requiring large
capital, and trade already well esta
lished. can set bargain. On account
of sickness. Must 80 to q dry olimate.
la the meantime prices for everything,
including An almost new Halls safe, n
good show case, hDe walnut side
board and Office desk. lsver than ever
seem in Seattle. 6-6
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.en,yIe, srk.wsuIP an,

Running between Liverpool and Quebec
hence By rail 30 all points in United
states. Sail FROM Liverpool every thurs
day, calling az Belfast, and from Qaebcc
every Saturday. Steamers aTe large and
fast, and ssesTaee accommodation unex-
oelled by any other line, while the voyage
10 500 mites shorter than VA New lofk,
three days Of it IN the smooth waters OF
the Gulf aud River st. Lawrence, famed
for beautiful, picturesque scenery. Steer
age and prepaid certificates sold at low.
est rates. Also, drafts on Europe, and
bank remittances to any +. .. address
A. Chilberg 8 Co., General Agents fol
the Northwest, Seattle, w. r. noz
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ALBRo cARoNER,

CTyIL AND MINING ENGINEER
' aa1 Coeny Sarveyor.
Once IN County Fsnilding. Jas