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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-16
Weak KItlneyS!
Diseased Kidneys /!
.NafO11aeG Kidneys -!
INDICATIONS.

INDICATIONS.
Lame hack, aVeak tack, sleep
undressing, pain in the side, shot
byraM, EASILY Uyztated, frequent
and pmiwM passing Of urine,
ringing IN tie ears, eyes sHnhex,
face palhd, .glooDy and aespo1a-
emf, neyvonS and fvgM.
CAUSE.
Inability of the kidneys to
properly perform the duty of sift-
ing and separating the waste and
refuse matter produced by the
destruction of tissue, which is
constantly going on in the system.
ONLY SURE CURE.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
RESULT OF NEGLECT.
Rheumatism, DrupSy, Diabetes,
G,avel, Inflammation Of tile
Bladdey, B,fgAfS Disease.
Does this not cause you to halt?
To examine your own condition
and discover if you are not me-
glecting indications which point
straight to a diseased condition
Of your kidneys3 A poisoned
condition of the blood, accom-
panying the inability ofweak kid
neys to separate and throw off the
poisonous elements can be cured
blythe careful and persistent use OF
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
The action of BrouN'S KOn Bit
hys is through the blood and the
stomach, directly upon the disor-
ganized filtering processes of the
kidneys. Remember that the
nerves of the kidneys are directly
connected with the whole nervous
system and the bvain. and most
direful results will accrue from
continued neglect Of diseases of
The hdxeys. Ne,vons p,ostration
and disease Of the brain are sureto
follow such neglect. You cannot
be too careful of this remarkable
and important organ oil the
human system.
Use Br0wm's Irpss Bitters
at the slightest hint your kidneys
give you that you have violated
some law of health. The tonic
and Alternative properties Of this
pure vegetable medicine make it
the only remedy Il is safe for
you to use when your kidneys
are out Of order. Take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
and you will no longer be de-
spondent and fretful.> Your face
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
your eyes their accustomed bril-
liancy, pains in the back and sides
will disappear, your sleep will be-
come more restful and refreshing,
and your OH! my back! OH! my
Kidneys twill giveplace to express
sions Of joy that YOU have found
the cure for all kidney diseases.
Don'tbe deceivedby limitations.
Ask for the genuine Broum's Iron
Bittfys and take no other. Trade
mark and crossed red lines on the
wrapper Of every bottle. Price
only one dollar. = Prepared by
prou,v, Chor,s~ol Co Ro1f Md
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-16

ST. LOUIS LAGER BEER. L. Reich
enstein il the agent for The ANNEU-
sER-BuscH SrANDARD Beer and Ice.
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-16
CURRIE & BURLEW,
City Real Estate and Land AGENTS,
Corner Main and Murphy Streets, Dallas, Texas

resident
ise Furnished showp free charge
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

NEw TonK. Dec. S.--U. 8. Sc, 1904
ra. 1898; as, ll09s; Pacific 6's, l94s
American Express. luo3S Canada Pacific,
665f; Oan. southern, 69s<; Cen. Pacific.
Ask; Burlington, 1881; Lackawanna,
il2s Denver 4 BIO Grande, S5s<;
Kansas a Texas, ssh Lake Shore, -;
LouisVille 4 Nashville, e69<; Michigan
Central, NJ Northern Paoiho, 29s<;
preferred, 6a5f; Northwestern. 1l5s( ;
Oregon Railway and Navieatian, 105
Oregon TFansoontinental, 369<; Oregon
improvement ~; PaoiAo Mail, 5l5<:
Panama, s.; Rock Island, 127; st. Penl.
9l9si Texas Pacific, 2si(; Union Paeflla,
65sS; United States Express. g.; Wells
Fargo. 100; Western Union, 77s(; Erie,
315S; Homeataks, l45<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

FnoM TIE T-LANDs.--A correspondent
writing from the Archipelago de HaFo
sends us the folleWine items: The vet
weather does not seem 10 deter settlers
here. Four new families are iast SET
cling down 10 begin new life in our
mild and bsautiful climate. Ths prox-
unity Of these islands 70 the Canadian
Pacific will b the means Of enabling
She fruit growers In the Archipelago 60
ship their best stook 20 Europe. D0Fine
the last week ID October, that beautiful
apple King Of Tompkins County, =
brought from $50 10 e625 per barrel II
Liverpool; taking the selling price there
&C s.. the growers here would have 81 Is
per barre. os q clear profit Of say Sl.75
Greetings, Golden Resets, and other
kinds fetish lower pFiees than Kinas-
from $50 to "a. Il il we're possible 20
ahip IN boxes instead Of barrels. the
profit voaid Be larger, as z car uill con-
tain only 40 barrels, equal 10 $50 boxes,
bat wunld carry 500 boxes. The mill ai
Argyls Il running and giving axceilent
satisfaction PfOduss IL qustad a. FOL.
iowss Potatoes. $40 per ton; eeQs, Is
cents per dozen; apples, So % 50 cents
Per box; eats, 81 per son.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

ONE or THE ". So -
& II. Cos steamers ~
Anderson O. EdIthlr
VII Fun daily between Eacclaa &C.
IuWn8ends lsavinR Iac0nA
lEnln. seattle e 70 ,. m. and IN
Eort Madison. furl 9aDhla HrI&
and Port Townsend N0IM
Rnrt Iqwnzand every d9T lsx1E
- ] o'cloQk ,. N, and eaEIlIe q
SkAIIlE- lATeo1 R
Tha gteamer ~ X WHwWEw
leave Seattle ereET EuadHr, "a.
thursday exlnln8s 3 o'1loqE, faH
calling e Muxilfgo, TH1alIn
Oak Harbor, ut1alniV, Elc1n
AnnouEtoA, 8unmaR, SANTA
Ealiingham ard HahnmA
RatuRnlnE. via leAga Wha1E
Monday, wednesday and H
ingA - oioieck. for Ennfaa
inteEnedla1e pci1n On ~ vac.
SEATILk-8 tlEIT Ni8k8
The steamer DAISY win ldtgo
1er ekaEit riveg and WAY pH N'0
Monday ana THURSDAY, raaMEn
aays and FridaFa
FOR frelght and paEao applT M
pany'a olilua. On Eoalar whar1. o IA
ne hea1l e tho 1ama WtNFf
mFH-m GO. 81 IAC.aN|N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

SoUTHEzz PAcEEIc Co.-This company
gives nosios that on Nov. lkth ths Cali.
f0Enia a Oregon Extension vas apened
70 trafhc g McCload, CAL. 500 Is miles
from san Francisco, via Davis. TIE
stations and distances from Delta fthe
ola terminas) are; albsous ~; WEIGH,
l1lees Castle Creek. 1e.62; Lower Soda
epfinga zi.42; Chestnut, 1372s Duns-
ruiz. 49, Upper 6oda Springs, 16.42;
AeCioad, E662 miles. The station now
GALES Neloh vas formerly known -
Hazai Creek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09
BINS sOTIuTEn

FEsMR BOARD on COUNTY COM
= mlG1lonels for King county. Wneh-
taEtqa I4FEtlof1, hereby solicit eaalcd
pEeaoaals a. nNrVinea e. 8uperinlandan
g Ne County Peek Earla. Tor 8 term 81
e1e Fe1f IRON he la day a. EehEuAry,
A. n 1871, Naoh paFoon tn eupaKimlond tho
eAza ara charge az ell peer sent d The
fatn, ne cultivation and msnagemeBl
- ne farm. and the employmRnf AZ an
HN9oad assistance, bat u al thinEn appaf-
ezi4lnH theEoao % b subject - tka SAFER.
X.alnn end appfovai u ehe aid noala ~
CGuh9y Commissioners cnuutV -
Furnish medical treatment Tor the pcnF
ene ~ neoessary supplies, materinia and
tMrlannanlR
lids . y marked. -nsds e supsrln-
taaeonl q ~ coaniy PooF Farn. and
- b nio4 d aho County Auditors aGlce
hflqle Am. e. Wednesday. ne 1ssh daT
TIE hoard r0sarves tha right 10 reject
sc HARRIS.
csunH Aedilor ana szoakeao Cora Il
naasd a ssa,tla Nav "A ieSs neiiaw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09
STEAMER HEIEN
FoR colEI. PoRTs oacRRn1 -
WASHINGTON.

8IkA11ER HET. -. q 4
{, ilIIz. laMaaE. ianFaa s's.
sqn = ss11ltn . NlAEk ,.c4iil2 eEagg
" e.tlEIos-ef and 4liln1, q - 4
Colby, Nloc8eILa Eulnk toaH - EI1s M
81 81 q n had q FlaFt oraterN +. +.
m, Mi1nAalla RuzntmG i1ao Z. "a. fal
n. arElv1nR e Haat1Ia nhnn| ~
Iaeeaag IhnIsaal and aaiurt9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09
BIDS SOLICITED

FKtHE BOARD on COUNTY CON :
fnzniaA me6leal and sarNiaaf aftonaAace
end we3lcsna9 % the eenntY pooFs kaps
- t1o eounty pocF farn, fora tern e oha
FeaE from Fsh Ii. iSN. la4a % bamAFk.
"a. = BlA fez Medieval and 9nrHscAi Al.
tendance ena Medicines % Caanty eoof,
11lh daY oe DecomboE. lSSk.
1ha board reserves tha rtah1 . Feiect
any o. All lids &C HARREa
ConatV Anaitnr and ax-aalcia Clerk e
Ia nasra
naasd sssiils. New. n Isss nsIidw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

During The monfh Of November there
we're shipped from the port az Nanaimo
= 81 tons Of coal.
Customs oollestious for the meath Of
November at Victoria, amounted 30
oorKesp onding manfh Of last year. The
Nanaime eolleotiens we're e3,lle, de-
crease Of St2l from last year.
MF. II. N. Coursier. OF the irm Of
Hesar1. Cour1ier q Johnston. general
traders, Granite creek, h in the city,
and from him We learn that when he lsfl
that camp most 81 the claims had shut
down for Tho winter. IN conaeqaenca Of
the froat and cold weather. M. Cour-
sier admits that she expeotationa at one
tima formed Of the piane hare not been
realized, and that many have lost money
By remaining there. He thinks thai
scarcely 0na hundred white pecple will
winter on She creek. So far.no new fialds
IN thAt neigh borhood have been discov-
ored. Last winter fully q thousand peo-
pie we're to Be found 10 and around
Granite Greek. Many Of the baildines
erected last year are vacant and being
utilized Tor fuel purposes. On the trail
70 Hope there were At least hfleen inches
Of snow, and siill showing heavily. The
Summit House vas elassd, there being
only three now open for the aooomm0da-
ten Of travellers IN 1 distance Of seventy
I'VE miles. Mr.. Ooursisr does not intend
to return 10 Granite Greek for the pres
ent.- Victoria Times.
In an interview with g Vancouver
Ness reporter, Mr.. Il. Abbott, General
Superintendent Of the Paoiao DiVisioa,
said that the arguments had been heard
before the Judges In the 6upFsms Uourt
Of Canada Ia the matter Of the iniune-
tions against the Canadian Paeiiio Rsii-
road and Judgment reserved. Should
& prove favorable 20 the company, work
Would at once commence on che extan-
sion Of the line 70 Vancouver.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

Ne go Ana a lsisd sfs6la neA tkll 3 en- a.
IN fh4peelr< e1s via1saa ~ haEpEiaa i
M.lpRe ~ e1lelaa1 9Eeal 80 e FAsl1Ais
41legAa1i1n EaiHA - y eaMQ91azl y impasa
- te1ea q nSaa 81 ~ 1aFxt1aa. pk UfNaoH
eeDmaEicaslann ng1aaiF eeaAtanafas. RanA
- eel|1E4 ~ 4 patenfa q naziseaa. a.
go - - ,. q elAnoA. "a 80. - Ysas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

-. .1n d I.in.ni;'''

p. X HOWARD. Sole Owner
WI trom dato. caEry ths Unlts4 49,
me4 - Haas C4naA making nens-
heck 0relJ M1ndaT ard go IIS'-s'II',',-
wa toHeA - ReTt Can Bis frs nanIIslI1sn
q freighA axTkviNg Is Hntkis ~ -
eet1Eloo1 1ellrnlnZ via fCags Tasfe7ls
WA4fd - "a o'clnck every Inaa1aH a.
saturday ncFniuR. takiaa ne u,sn ~
~ oez1ple f1r 11aeg1k aat Unicn Gu
l1naN lur Rnrt 9nMhiH every go sr.ss-..
saturday, - teEe na11EE~alF - 1870
- lloelFo or1ell ~ ~ rlll1on EIssI5
- -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

Hn.k - EsaIIIa. Ueen sle fndlnn u4z
1aos aut H. fuIna1 ~ 1uInneseEas an4
nrina hla eneo NJ re1ge1g wAs o.
slroT1d He ca14 - 11E c11n17 - -
amd la&1aa9 Mran t1z et4tm oRN14It9
Hnokauf1n. uhleh uaa biz kanzs e s1s
fi,a e - ASA. Er. HaEssy usa 3
nan af esafffnn integrity, uaanasex e
- PEssbgtsElan ChuseA and = Rsod az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

g. So. / 2. !. '''.s''''-' . an 'A.a
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c. &R. s 3. B


ENoR FRANKI.Ig. MACK pa
and intarmodimla Nlana4a
T&m
FoFNawcnslfs nnd iaialnsla1
daily. 81 s Ts1 and l1tl8 q ~ 30
hotaFnlnR arrive a. doaaM9
river exfonSeun e 80 = a.
NeWeaallo blanch ~ e.11 q. ~ 4
and 6a1p. m.
I, Runni1H tine e FfanElin. p
Running tine - NeUca1lleI g
+. j. MINI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

nan nf esaflinn INTEGRITY. naauabex 6
~ PEssbglssian ChusaA and Reod az
Paslsea "a ehs lo9er Ool1mbia i
Reasinr nhsap. Tee HumaTan8 tnEE Axa
onttfnq ra1ss filha and i4l6 several
ranainQ ffum go 10 50. Some a. the
ecsn ftat has kean eeenmnlstsd il tha
eE1Ew1ila mulupoly e the tu1 hoa4
hrsinaw nav neg - ratuKne1 20 ship
eunera ard o1heEs --Parlf tournaL
0ns a. ne arsiaha trains from Hnn-
ti1Elan. uhlis neaE North PowdeEs . le1
daYs aao, ran in11 hand o. oallle. Ihe
haad separated. ard il wsa Eappossd
that noae weEa iniarsd. bas. AFTER nm
ninR ahoat mile, 4 vas discovered
thaf . eow vas en- ahe pilok Vhefa The
animal VS. pissed fasl b ! o1uplinn
rod piarcinR throaah a1o meok. Il waa
found neeesEaEY % cut ne animala1 haad
The eow diad -Beker CfiE Saqs krsish.
ne Astozia Deep Sea Fishinz Con-
pany ialnaAsd thelE new steam s1h0oa-
e.. tie Dolphin. last Saturday 81 Asfo-
rla. Iha e0mpany Eel oonndent q
slonnss With thsiE new vessel. a. she Il
thoroaRhiy builk, and can withstand
any 80 that she win hsFo 70 e1eounteE.
Gba h proEided with both steam and
sail. sna with I'll the appnrteaanoss
ne8eszary % haul up sone Of the
myriad8 q lsh that abound aiomQ tie
eoast. The nsg aehooner viii begin
Operations a onsa. An exeellenf mar
ket l. found for the hsh an over she
Columbia Rivar basin. -4storias.
Baker Cisy has had anosksr trsesay.
il which Adrian Smith. 9 t;nEer, ussi
boaten 10 death By ons FlenmiEz. Iha
Sage BFrsA has the following account OF
The AFFAIR: ~Sanday morning about II
O'Clock, Smith and FlemminR me- IN khs
allsg baek % B0wen q Webe.ss st0ne
building. when the former. Who had
been drinking very hard for several
days. wa9 e that time unaag ths inilu-
eaea Of liqusE, began abusing Fismming
and also his wife. calling them vile
names uniif for prinf, uhsreupon Flem-
ming knocked him down and beat him
severely. Dr.. SNOW, after an examina-
siol, fuund The uufoEt1nate man's noas
20 be broken and also discovered other
bruises about the face and head,
bus did nee cansidsr the wounds dan
Reroaa Smith was then taken 60 Oar
Ranaa Hotel, where be died about Z
O'Clock that evening"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

3eAs SIS - &8N4 - ~ ~
HAuuAEH a. XAk UNENNR-
NJ M1F a. Ea gSpMzA. 80 NaF1ssr
r1iT h1eazE Is Ha
EE1 nTg1 ~ e14 SO ENnEa
g rs crz4E & xszzF Mn4 4hiE1 alEGEn
D. Eez1aseF neakzaa EBe14liy e a.
VeI EnR and ThRmmk.
XEaEN Dtratn ezxrzg ant ein 1srn
n1z1rIzl fz1sI1 sd nsonE1 ufEhnsE 80
81 - 30 q l1e MnA
EzaEEzR, WarnE 8 -
Ia "a, n 4a1Ea4EaE --unaE a. -
1zE3 ! laa hnGa aNieta8 VIA 3 heMHE.
1lazzL ae119 - NJ fllak1a1 ana g
El7za ] wg14 b. 1u1ataf Wl1h a1Muel1
aNsaAt epuEnE azf ezQn1GsEn1zE
- EANt - 111 tltLa nulE 4 was Yea
.lll.1le Ez1l1 So ce1aEKA e 10 k1a1
1as Mn1 IN aE&nlas Ter WMlch / nDu1a
~ % rzle8 I 80 6e1n rl1ncEzec4 ~
c1H81ls wE1z ! auuEk1 TuHr eaFa ard
Ize4lls1ss 1zNza wGlGh FaaaaFn4 Eaiie1
- 9 So 1A44 nez1lelzg b pAnA1a1t
Hlsn phaa i know & d. Ionsnkszss
ro8<ao1at aAi1 and t111tents / faaz i
80 zl1aI 1aartsF reoG1uud - rorunnz
11lNaFl1z lem disease - AzM, wi1h -
444lxAnce sAa4 sleT VII rneeaFe u,ssG e..
o4lle1l rnet1l1en1i 1Hd Wnuiczi ErNzsr
El41E cIAHE a. DApNA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

DAMlAMA IS A MEXICAN RERs
And comes nom APaz
aaw,sa.n wac first made and drank b
UolIIloNo the Mexicans g. q IONIC
tor the STOMACH and BowEIs.
Daiana weak . sSs g s ssH Sss aa .A
nau,sona acts directlT upon TIE KID
uolIIl0lln NETa making them atronRor
Ilamiana cures pvsPErsIA and gives
III. & K. GOTTETEIN.
scie Agents for Damiana BltieEs ana ne
celebrated J. +. Guitar Whisky. ocz3 sm
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FOR SN0H0MINR CTf

a Yf@ eIRAM
Nv. +. Mime.
Carxying tie unitod slaim mena -
leaFa seattle fur k1munfk fS1E
Mafyzvflle. Level and ellal \ 3 r.
cay WednealnT and FFfdRF. ~
returning altqrmzaa dAy8
Fer 1neig1t o. paaaga opplE e 5
e. - 6oa ko1,ezs agonk le1a1f "A ..a
lMAM FL
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I. q. MINOR. n. q.

.OWIcE N oPKRA HOUSE BIOcK.
~ FooEs ard &
ol.es hsaIs: nam6um; 80 spn
11larnoE9 o1nnncliaH--0Hna No. al
n1giaance 40. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-09

l. a. DIX d toe lucky disooverer AZ
the mogt Valnsble limestane ledca il
Eastern washington. Previous y bis
discovery Il was thonQhi that our pso-
pie would have 20 ahip 81 their iime
from Portland o. tie 6onnd 81 great Il.
penss, but nov Mr.. Hix peupnzpr u
furnish line % ell persons desiring Il AZ
very reasonable rates. ALREADY ninno -
has been sailing lime the prioe ~ -
sane haa been rod1oed over one half.
Mr.. Hix'a lime b Of superior oualifv.
vel sitnNied ene easy Of ao1saa' being
On TIE line Of Ne proposed Celsills
railroad, about thiEty-fsnF miles n0rth-
vest 81 the ciiy. efhe dapOqil ID SIMPLE
IN quantity and q the bssi quality. Hs
proposes 20 woEk q for all there 4 IN q.
Il y bonan1a for him. An additional
bsneat % cur peopls viii b. hat al
money expended for the iime uiEl bs
sxpended q car midss and not be ssnt
away - enrich foreign pGodneeEs a. cur
cxpenaes-SpokaaH ksrislg.
Ona e TIE Territorial plonssrs. Who
died la9t week, IL apoksn 81 a. fnalowe
b. the anohomish EFs. -1ohn HarvTE
waa born u Dasunahirs. Ennland, il
ne fail q 18-we are nhak1a % fearn
~ sx1sl 1ase. Ia % be waa attacked
win the gold flower and cane dirses
- CAlifolnta. wAeEo hs worried to
years - ne msnm With VARYING sasnaas.
he eame b thn 6aunA In 50 ena for 8
shert the wo1ked far J. y. Tsos, now 81
dnr1qu1l1t, w1e Waa io0aing e Ak
kaink aid 20 be TIE GrrI kmerioan nsa-
tlamen1 e. - Bound Hs afEsruarss
asoa - slnim 81 Gaka WashinGlun.
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SURGEON. KAY m CONSULTED
= e s zs'ss Z ~ n. So : r ss
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-09-24

AS the autumnal cunning season draws
nigh, a demand arises for information con-
cerning the best ranges of game, and the
waterways most prolific of fowl. For the
purpose of supplying such a demand, the
Passenger Department of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
pany has published work entitled "a
Paradise for Gunners and Anglers" The
little volume is an exhaustive treatise on
the game birds, water fowl, and fishes of
the Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Pc
nlnsulas, their haunts, habits and charac-
terstics. An excellent map of the terri
tory, ihowing the location of streams and
the means of access, and handsome illus
tralons of the rarcr specimens of birds
and fish serve both to embellish and con-
tribute to the interest of the book. Infor-
nation as to the game laws, the time when
certain game most abound, the procure
ment of guides, boats, &C., and in fact ev-
erything which would make the way of the
sportsman clear, is furnished in ample de-
tail.
The book is di stributed gratutously and
may be procured by addressing James r..
Wood, General Passenger Agent, Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-09-24
HyIIleneal.

On last Thursday, September 10th, a
number Of invited guests assembled at the
home of Mrs. Hiram Pealcr, Forks, to wit
ness the marriage of her daughter, Ella r.
Pealer to Mr.. j. Harvey Hess of Berwick.
At noon while march was being played,
the bridal party presented themselves be-
fore the officiating clergyman, Rev. A..
Houtz. After the rite of marriage was
solemnized and many heartfelt congratu-
lations expressed, the guests retired to the
dining hall and partook with evident relish
of bountiful repast. The whole occasion
was enlivened by music from the organ by
Miss Brown of Lightstreet and Miss Maggie
V. Conner of Orangevile. The bridal
party were made the recipients of many
valuable and useful gifts which we trust
will be tangible expressions Of good will
and wish in the new home. After the
bridal party took their leave, accompanied
short distance with an "old SHOE" the
company dispersed, all feeling that it was
good to be there.
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A large stock Of Fall Hats inst received
1t David Lowenbcrg's.

The work Of repairing and rebuilding
the depot Of the ID. l.. & w. is progressing
nicely. The old depot has been moved up
the road to make room for the new addi-
ton, The addition will be so feet and is
intended mainly for waiting room. The
waiting room is to be 40x24 #. and will be
for both ladies and gentleman. There will
be a baggage room of 10x24 feet. In front
of the waiting room the platform Is to be
built very low-only about foot above
the rails OF the track. This low-down
platform for a width of feet will run the
eptire length of the depot but in front OF
the freight offices, and for a width of 16ft.
and 100 feet long the platform will be rails.
| ed 81 feet. From the platform in front of
the freight offices to the low-down one in
front of the waiting room there will be a
gradual slope. The entire dimensions of
the depot will be "a #. wide and $50 feet
long, and platform will be built all
around it. Water closets viii he connect
ed with the sewer there will be entrance
from the north side of the building. The
| waiting room is to be furnished with all
the modern conveniences. The entire
work will be completed by the 1st. of Nov.
ember
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-09-24
OCuliSt and Aurist,

DIR. j. ii. Moore of Pittston, late of Phla-
delphia, will visit the Exchange Hotel in
Bloomsbury every two weeks on Saturday
from a. IN. to 2 p. m. or later beginning
Saturday Aug. 2Sth for the purpose of
treating all diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat, fitting glasses etc. DR.. Moore is a
graduate of Jefferson Medical College of
several years standing, and has had
thorough training in his specialties in the
hospitals of Philadelphia. The DIR. can
furnish references from some of the leading
physicians and specialists of Philadelphia
and from physicians in Pittston, Tunk-
hammock, and other towns of that vicinity.