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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-23
Binds bus One Party.

The New York Railroad Commission has recon-
mended to the Legislature to pass law empow-
ering the Commission to investigate disputes be-
tween railroad companies and their employees
and providing that its findings and recommends
tions shall be held prima facie just and reasona-
BILE in proceedings to be brought at the request
of either party by the Attorney general in the
Supreme Court. to have such recommendations
entered as the judgment of the court" In
commenting on this proposed legislation, the
Railroad Gazette of the Goth Says eve do not
understand that the decision Of any court in
Christendom that any given rate Of wages, or
hours of labor, or method of discipline is just
and reasonable would compel any one to accept
or to give such terms; but we suppose that the
purpose of the act is to make the railroad COM
panies do what the Commission should recon-
mend in such cases. The trouble with any such
arrangement is that only one party could be
bound by 1.-THE railroad companies. No power
on earth could make the men work for them if
they did not wish to-"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-23

Within the last few weeks " T. Malott, man
ager of the Union Railway Company, has OBJ
tanned option upon some sixty pieces of property
in his efforts to secure location for the new
union depot. A glance at these options suggests
the idea that it would be wise for the county and
city assessor to secure copies of them for refer
ence few weeks hence when they appraise
property for assessment to be the basis of taxa
ton the next five years The party who offered
his property at $4,000 ten days ago
and then, when asked for an option put it in at
$35, 900, would not be willing to have it taxed
even at 500, 900. Another party whose option is
$80, 900, and who offered sos 900 ard refused,
would not have it appraised for taxation for even
half the sum offered. Then the Spencer House
and the ground in the vicinity of the Coburn g.
Jones undergrad offered at prices which,
if the taxes were based thereon, would doubtless
result in the calling of special session of the
City Council to relieve the owners from excessive
taxation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-23
BEWARE Of PEDDL.ERS

Of Washing Powders designed to
initiate JAMES PYLE'S World Re-
nowned PEARLINE, which is sold
by Grocers only, and is the cheap
est and only safe Labor Saving
Compound ever invented.
Good articles do not require
peddlers and prizes to sell them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-23

indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield.
Depart--Decatur and Peoria Through Mail. $50 am
Moutezuma Accommodation daily
except Sunday Goo PM
Fast Express daily, r. .. and d. 1850 pm
Arrive Past Express. daily, r. q and So. 800 ana
Montezusna Accommodation, daily
except Sunday 500 am
Through Mail. :. !. s.. .......... $50 nm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-23

etantial, purse of money.
The Lafayette Times says: The Erie railway
deserves to rank as public benefactor. 1t has
bid the train boy be less prevalent. Il has pre-
scr5bed the number of times he may pass through
the train selling tour, and has forbidden
him 10 fling Cory Dick, the Trapper of Muir
Herers Gulch, and his other literary abomina-
tons into the passengers lap, or to stick into his
hand package of bad carames that taste like
Bhcemaker's wax, and include q brass prize
The division superintendent OF the Pennsyl-
waniA Railroad Company met General Manager
Chas. T. Pugh last Saturday for consultation in
reference to the plan of relief for the en-
ployes of that company. number of sugges
hons were made for meeting the notifications
proposed for the plan at the recent gathering of
the employees. The scheme has been put into
shape. with number of corrections, to be sub
united to the directors of the company at their
meeting tomorrow.
Stephen Little who for nearly twelve years
has been at the head of the accounting depart
Enent of the New York Lake Erie 6, Western
railroad first as auditor and for the last three
years with the title of comptroller, has resigned
that Office to accept q position with the firm of
Fowler Brothers, one OF the great Chicago pack
ing and provision firms. with branches in New
York and Bristol. England. Mr.. Little went to
tho Erie near the close of the Watson admins
&ration, to make some special Investigations and
was appointed auditor by Mr.. Jewett in July,
1874, very near the beginning OF his administra-
ton He came to New York from Baltimore,
syhere he had been auditor of the Northern Cen
trail railway. and at earlier date he was in the
accounting department of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne 81 Chicago. and at one time business
manager of the Presbyterian Banner, in Pitts
harg He is one Of the most capable railroad
accountants IN the country, and man of great
6rmness of purpose and integrity of character.
His residence henceforth will be in Chicago.
Dir Little was q warm personal friend of the
late II A. Lewis. and well known in Indianapo-
sis railroad circles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Lsssrtr. st Taesma % be Afforded
rrstecsssn.

Lshsr<r. as Taesma % be Afforded
rrssecsssa.
The knights OF Labor claim TO have
no connection With or interest In the
present Ioneshorsmen's strike NJ Taco
ma. There lot Of men orGanized and
got ap strike without word of warn
log 30 their employers or q word OF
complaint regarding their treatment
They also gss ap this strike dsrine bard
tines, and ssrike for higher waees than
were ever paid daring good times. Cap.
tain j. u. Libby, Of the arm OF Il. W.
DeLion 4 Co, vas IN Seattle yesterday
organizing a crew of men 20 inisa load
ins tha ships al Tacoma, for which bis
firm has a contract. He offers tRen $50
per month aud board or 81 ger day.
Just ss they prefer. and wall leave here
With crew this morning at 10 o'clock
by the Zephyr. Ten good men had oon-
tracted 10 90 30 work 40 TO ) O'Clock
lssi evening. The Mayor af Tacoma
authorized Geo Y Atkinson. manager
OF the Tacoma Mil, 10 telegraph Caps.
Libby yesterday that any men who
might see fit 10 work ct loading the
ships wonld be afforded ample prateo
tion aud need not fear moiestation.
There is certainly large nnmber OF
able bodied meu hers ont of employ
ment. uho should be glad Of she oppor-
tuniiy TO get work at such fetnunsratise
vagea. Ten or fifteen more will be et
70 work al onoe. IL they make appiica
,ien 10 CAPT Libby this morning before
the Zephyr leaves, OF afterwards by let
ter or telegram at Tacoma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

PoRx TawxsuxD. March -
Tbs Q1een of she Pscf1c arrived lsst
evening from Tseouna, ard, landing ~
Bniou wharf, SIS was enaaged all might
taking o. board 20 tons fsh ensno
isnded yesterday BY the stezmeg Idaho
from killisreo. The QsssH also toek
on board tbs anchors and cbztns be-
longing 10 The ship JOAN Rosenfeid .snd
sailed for Nsuatmo, where she tAkes on
board 1000 tons Of coal.
BARK Henry Back. Captain Hsyer. ar
rived yesterday. - days frsu 6n6smss.
Hes erew were discharged and paid sd-
The vess<z waits oxs:efs from her osn-
era.
The Brisiss bark Assei. which arrived
a. Sza Pedro March ssh frsm Sydney,
repsrts that IN sssitude . degrees II
ainntes psrth. longitude IL degrees
vesf. sbe passed eioss 10 large vocd-
sn vessel bottom %. The vessei vas
ysiiow nsessiisd. snd ssrDs sAssts ap-
pcsrsd 20 hsye been lately pat on.
Part Of her stern and boz vere carried
away. The description Of this sraft
answers somewhat t. the missing briR
Levi Stevens which sailed from here
octobsr "a for MeIbourne. and has
never be<n heard Of.
Bxrksntiss Skagif, Captain Han.
made the passage from here 20 San
Fsapcisso in 81 days
Another large cargo Of I1mber leaves
The ss1and IN day o. fvo IN the hne
ship Harvey Mills. bound 70 Santa Ro-
s4ifa. Mexico. Sac has on beard over
million and O bali feet. consisting Of
9,fOD railroad ties. 10000 fest Of fun-
Der, 100 seiegrAps poles, z6. 900 shingles
and $40 tons OF bricks.
There ara ferty vessels on the Sound
loading coal and lumber. with tom
mage Of 80 96l, distributed 20 follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

TRK BiAcx DIAMOND ATSArs. Al the
meeting Of the miners At Black Dia-
nond on Tuesday evening the siinatson
was shown 10 be Aheuta stated IN these
columss yesterday morning. Tue
speeches we're all temperate. AZ the
close OF the vaeelins u wss decided ts
call general meeting OF The niners
aud isborers al that place this tharS-
dav noruing At 10 e'clock. when the
differences wiIt ee more thoroughly DIS
eussed and soase eeueiasios on the part
u ,he winners arrived at. Mr. A. W.
Corn~ag. agent Of the Back Diamond
cnsnpsny in this etiS. states that toe
eonpanv and the nea wiil he able 20
mAk. al anicAbte adjustment Of teetr
aiaesenc~s. he las no doaet. he fur
ther states there will be no strike, as
aaoss Of she nsn are vel satisfied witn
their treatment ey the oompAav. saa
the only diferrtes With any 81 tness =
question ~ 10 the price - Be paid Tor
taktuc coal caf Of oas Of the sanaliei
veins which is inss besrg epensd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

A MYSTERY SoLvKp.-The man foand
back OF the Gilmore block has been
identified. he Was native Of the
sand vieh Islands named John Paaioke.
Coroner Dawson, learning yesterday
that the Sisters of Charity at PFovi-
dsnce Hospital could thros light on the
resent drowning. proceeded to the hos
pstat and succeeded In learning some
thiug OF his history. He came from
the Sandwich Islands and settled In
Port Gamble, where he worked In the
sawmill until April 18th. 1884, when be
came 10 Providsnss Hospital for treat
ment. He remsiued a. tins hospital
continuously MP 70 within = few weeks
ago. His frame was emacSated and be
was completely broken down with dis
ease. He hsd hopes Of being cured,
and soucht aid from our County CON-
missionsrs 10 buy ticket 10 California.
thinking a visit 10 the salphar springs
veaid ~ofk an entire cure he did not
receive aid from the King County Com-
uaiss;oners and 80 was preparing % 60
20 Port CANDLE. In hopss of reoeiving
AID there. tie met mate on the after
neon Of Tuesday, February sse. snd
stated that be vas going 90 Pori Gaa-
Ntc tAht aAAalN uAkhss A1 e"sN "1N Nt'
tiers AZ The hospital tae ssnsa thing. On
the night OF February 9sn the man vas
crowned The Sisters Immediately
communicated 10 Chief Wooiery that
thay thought from the acco1nts of the
affa air that the man drogned vas one OF
the hospital psttents commonly known
AZ Kanaks doe. They also tsle9rsphsa
10 PORT tsamols ssking u a man Of bis
description had arrived there. The an
sxer vas in the negative; aud, as tbs
pasie ns could not be found, II vas Goa
I claaed by then shst he ~as the man
drowned. TIE Sisters Identified tue
coat and pockss-kaife foand on tie
/ body. and also described the other
i closhing accurately. saying that ON tne
uudsrweAr. Peovldsaes Hospital mark.
I iaes would be foana. The xyssiers on
bis bands we're described. lssviuE No
/ dnabs whatever 81 the idsstity. lt will
: be remembered that the man ~ss
| thrown q reps a. the time Of drsvninz
and wss arawu 90 the side Of sasp.
I lie Gas asked IL be socld hang 90 rnth
,aey rxst q small boat around "a bina.
His reply vas indlstinot en- secouHt OF
/ his failing vcsee. and his strenash save
way before tie s.nan boat reached him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

i've Car LssAs ~ BSse Animals Ar
rive ~ The s4sre Ass<
frww sh< Ha<s.

1--WE Gar LssAs sr T5se Anf.ass Ar.
rive ~ sh< s4sFe ksse
frsm sh< KsSs.
On Wednesday, evening" b n. l. Ds-
vie. Of Meunt Vernon. ". T., arrived n
Sesssie sffA tso ear Loads Of very fins
bioodsd sock, vhsch be seiessed from
she herd Of the great impoFtiae nru of
George z. Brosn q Co, OF Aurora, Iii.
ncis. The two ears contained three
horses ssd twenty bead ss castle. The
borsss were saksn 30 Lznxstoa's stskis.
vhese they we're vi.issd by . great
many adn1irsrs Of horzefesh.
Ibs finess animal in The stable wAx
she imported thoroughbred English
years Old, No. Sr0I, 10 the EnQilsh 6hfre
ssud boob. On the day shis suimal Isft
Aurora, lll5no5s, he weighed rfneteer
hundred pouuds. and cgss Mf. Davis
$500, bsaidez The expense Of bringing
him out here. Leroy viii remsin IN
King county, and stand during ths sea-
sor a. seattle and In the White River
valley.
Near Leroy's stall sasa pzu Of thor
ouehbred Engliah shirs two year cid
fiiiiss. one . chestnut snd The other .
dark bay. A pscuiiartty OF this breed
OF horses b the long hair on their less,
uhich grows down 20. and almost covers
up their hoefs. Ihs brown filiy vas
sired by Eiko. the stallion which t<sok
shs first pfcmiun ss the Illinois State
Pair, at Chicago, and for which 0e7rge
r. Brsuu a Co. refused $500. Mr.
Davis paid for this pair OF hiilss tf5uu.
Prince amoug tha cattle OF Mr. DAVIS
selection - tbs thoroughbred imported
HaIsteln freisian ball 'Byron.b VINO "
registered 10 the Hssssesn hesd beek
No. ii0d. This animal weighed thirteen
dAya age, tbs tay be left the hsrd ~
Aarosa, z70O poan<s. He is four years
old and cost &l2D0.
lhsrs sFs Ia tne band vhieb Mr.. Da-
viz brengh. three thoroux xhcred year
ting bulls. valued st ez7s each; twelve
thoroughbred cows, valued al $50 each.
and four yeariing heifers. vAinsd ~
500 cash. Thess castis are all thor-
ougnbred Holstsin Freisians- They
are selected milk stock from the best
families in America. Mr.. DAVIS will
ship them to-day to his FAIR View stock
farm On the Skasit river, By the steamer
City Of Quincy, where be has quite 9
band Of bloodcd s.eck. with eyery facii-
10y for feeding, sheltering and earinR
for thsm. SOME os these animals viii
be sold, aud others will be kept BY Mr..
Davis for dairy and breeding purposes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25
NEW srEAnssAr AIR .xsEsESr.

tie Oregon Rniway & Navigation
Company has made nes Arrangement Q
on lie two Pagss Sound routes. Ths
steamer Idaho has bsen withdrawn
from the Olympia route, and pat to
carrying lime and in other irregular ser
Woe. The other boata Will run a.
stated in the follosing:
KMNA nAYwAnD-ooISo NORTH.
Leave Olympia at Ia. m.
Leave steiIacoom At . a. IN.
Leave Tscoma At II =. m.
Arrive a, Seattle at i:s0 .. m-
KxxA HAYWARD SOUTH.
Lsars Seattle at 2p IN.
lseaSb facoms st s p m.
fsssvs Steiisooom a. $50 p. IN.
Arrive At Olympia st $50 y. m.
aso. =. STARS AND SoHra RaciFIo-
oofso NORTH.
Leave Tacoma at $50 p. m.
Arrive AZ seattle a. , .. "a.
Lave Seattle At II p. N.
Lava Port Madison at t2;ls a. N.
Leave PORT Gamble Al 2:t5 a. m.
Leave Port L1dlow a a. m.
Leave Port fosnsend at . A. IN.
Arrive al Victoria Al 10 a. IN.
xoRrH PACIFIC AND oEo. =. srABii-
ooFSo sogrs.
I.sava Victoria at y. IN.
Leave Port Townsend az 5 .. On.
Leavo Port Ludlou a. Q. m.
Leave Port Gamble AZ : Q. N.
Leave Port Madison At i0sSo .. m.
Arrive Al - 1tsie a, ii:s5 y. IN.
Lave seattle at tsa.m,
Arrive at Tacoma as $50 =. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

ID
TAconA CHlcKEs STEALING. The
manner In which several thousand
chickens were stolen and disposed OF
% Tacoma during the past few
months was told on the trial by Mrs.
4 ]. Johnson, one Of the persons
arrested As reported by the Ledger
Mrs. johnson testified that she re.
aded on Eighteenth and ! streets
sbcut three or four weeks was &C
qaAinted with Woodward, Davis and
he two Walkers; had known Davis
txo weeks. Woodward six or seven
PEARS. and the Walker boys since last
fsl saw Woodward last Friday
nofning. near 4 o'clock; he brought
b my house 25 chickens Charles
Walker was with him; they staid five
minutes and went away sold the
chickens 10 Johnson; chickens we're
h q sack and undressed. frhe do.
Efiption of some OF the chickens an.
iEered those OF Marshal Fnlmer /:
Also an apron found In the sack with
he chickens, which the Marshal
neognixed a. his property / dress
4 the chickens and sold them !;
Woodward has brought chickens 10
| ~ place ak or seven times altogeth.
q. has been there twice within two
| nonths he told the tho way be
| 1a1ght them was 10 burl birthstone
| ssder their noses, and when they fell
v wfung their necks and put them
d ihs sack has brought fruit Jars
lHsd with fruit also clothing,
tisthes.Iinger and other thlszs TO my
teuse; be never came until after i2
o'clock as night; he came once with
une one Il thought il was Mccoy.
ut don'i knew certain; | Ineser paid
I'm Tor chickens; saw Johnsos pay
Nm once on the street did not see
Asm every time they came TO the
heae chickens were not brought
sf<n--about dozen times | think Il
'hs Brown boys were also engaged ia
q - business; they left my house Fri
~ morning said they were going
y bOFegon: Johnson was home when
ssiskens were brought last be gen.
kslly paid the boys so much, accord
e b The price he received for them
nsr selling them; think about 81 80
b pftosen, all chickens were broaght
ntr midnight. sometimes dressed
ssd sometimes undressed. boys usn-
" came Thursday aud Friday
l<ek; | dtlei the feathers and used
asm those found by the officers
ssrs from several different lots OF
aekens brought to the house. live IN
we s'ary house, with loft overhead
= bays used 10 60 up there from
= oatslae and sleep part Of the
sfsi ofiea heard them so In aud
y Saturday night after johnson
sr arrested some ono tapped on my
Nados aud asked for johnson ]
q them be was In jail by this time
~ efasied up 10 the loft saw
I'm g OF With three sacks there
Vn ihree men; thought the chick.
8Sefs stolen don't know where
a ~ came from,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

w.1lsish 4 Mccoy have purchased
- conrsd ranch In Moxee. Con-
i1erstion. $500
Josn Dovenspeck shipped from the
.r,s<hers Pacific stock yards o. this
sssee. Sunday. 900 bead Of sheep
- feur ear loads Of cattle. They
- IL run through 10 Garrison on
- ears. and from that point 70 be
srx~z 10 Butte City The sheep
~srs purchased Of P. H. schnebIy of
xj;t.fax.
Deputy Uniikd States Marshal
nd arrested this week William
1Il.on. z shanafell and wife, Geo.
HsokIe and wife, Mrs. Geo. White,
H.I|jsm Burgess and Samuel Eslick.
al known TampieoItes. charged
zIlh conspiracy In unls~fully de-
srIsinx one Harry Roberts Of bis
Sshis and immunities under the
nxa They severally gave bail In
e ssns Of $500 TO appear 81 the next
s1SpIon Of lhe Distsict Court.
TJ.v Clark has made arrange
nents for the shipment of three ear
hsds OF baskets aud other willow
sazs goods from this place as soon
4 they esn be made. New mschin-
m viii be bought at once, and the
mospec.s for our first tnfant manu-
&ctnring Industry are OF q roseate
-. Al preseat the wiilow-ware
n,ais used 10 the Northwest are
skipped from 81. Louis, bat those
|aniiisr with tbs~frade say that the
North Yakipla make are superior
sftiele
compIzintsregarding Colonel Tim
oshy A. ByrIfes' management Of the
Tskima IndiAn Agency are too fire.
aaeni 70 allow them 10 pass without
sosice. The Indians are complain
lsx and the employees are dissatis-
tsd. Charges are openly made Of
Colonel Byrnes' incompe,ency. and
pesisions have been sent forward To-
IL Interior Department asking that
~ Investigation OF the agency affairs
b made. A Government Inspector
urived In town Thursday. aud left
De following day for Simeoe 10 look
Into the charges made. signal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Simply this, and nothing more.
IL came from HksnRoUcx 4 fRRSy's store,
Has pfeved 10 be the thing 70 cure,
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
THAT GUN rnxx (EucALrPrusl couoH
srEUP.
10 valuable for coaehs. oolds, sore
throat. whooping cough, bronchitis,
distressing sympscms in tue throat, And
all teudency to consumption. The only
Cough 6yrup that does net sioksu the
stomach. A dollar sized package for
seventy Eve cents Sample bottles free.
HAsBaoUcx 4 TKRsy.
no "a 6m Sole Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Moss CAxs .-Tssrsnes o hgisn Is noS
ships,ns from bis camp 1t stack jane
ton 20 this city over the shore Rad
ahoai 1900 feet OF timber per dsy, ard
expects TO increAss this 70 Soco fees rSss
dAy ss secs "a the eo@p&ny can faEnssn
The aaaitienL rolling stock reQatrSd,
To THIS end Mr.. Miner has ereeTNd
terre mere sets Of tracks 30 se cen
ssrucs@a AZ onee. and additional rolling
ssock xill be sRppiied ~ rapidly as y y
needed. TIE revenue fFosn this csse
eAuas alone 10 the Shore Road - aooat
$50 rer dAy. Wits pcminA expssss
outside the interest 90 the naeuey whiet
shs trucks cosi. and tie necessary veal
and tear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Iowa, says: For several years l have
been using Coueh Bsisam called On.
wx- HALL's BALsAM FoR rHx LuNos.
and In almost every case shroagheos
10Y practice ! have had entire success.
have assd Ind prescribed hundrsds Of
bottles ssnes the days Of my army prao-
tios 1861, when vas surgeon NJ Hoe
pital No. 2, Louisville, KY. A. b. SrEv-
ART. Agent. Seattle. de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Ds- KErIoeo's woRx TIA is entirely
free from all Mercuriai properties; can
be given 70 the weakest constitution
without danger; is psistabie and easily
administered 20 children; h mild In op-
Grafton. and never fails 20 effect cure.
Seattle. ocSldw6m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

OF the aes IN the medical line b the
liquid fruit remedy. syrup ct Fies,
manufactured only By the California
Fie syrup Co. San Fransisso. Oal. Il
b agreeable 70 the tasts, aooeptAble 10
the stomach, harmless To iss nature,
painless yet promps and thorough IN its
action. For sale By A. B. STEWART. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

w. p. BoYp & Co. keep the latest
shapes and styles In corsefs, and have
added largely TO their always full assort-
ment 10 meet the demands Of the sprfag
SEASON. Special mention 10 made Of
their Hss corset, Doeas' Seif if-adjasting.
Certainly IT Is considered one Of the
most comfortable and healthful corsets
Ia the market. mhls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

The Best saive In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rbeum, Fer
yer Sores. Tettsr. Ohapped Hands, Chill
biains, Germs and all Skin Ernptions.
and positively cures Piles. or NO pay
required. II Is guaranteed TO give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per boz. For sale By A.
B. srrwARr, de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Bsst opportunity ever cdsred azen 70
Call and eecure exflrsive control OF
territ.ry for the fsnssf sailing article
ever introduced 'sry housewife mast
have a; 81 Is profs on each " sale
AxpxRsos 4 RTEaLK. New Enxlsnd ho
tai mnf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Have you a cough sleepless niehts
need no longer trouble you. The use
of Aver Cherry Pectorai, before re,ir-
ing, will sooths the cough TO quiet. aiisy
the Inflammation, and allow the needed
repose. II will, moreover. speedily heal
the pulmonary organs and give yoa
health.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

II you are suffering from q sense Of
extreme veariness try one bottle Of
Ayers Ssrsapsrilis. II will cost you
bat one dollar aud will do Won incaicu-
liable good. Is will do away with that
tired feeling and give you new life and
energy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

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