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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

A naval board, appointed undaF the
authority Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
Witnessed an exhibition Of the opera
tions Of Lieut. Zalinski's pneumatic gan
IL New York haFboF, 9 few days ago.
This gan h sixty feet long. and Is de-
signed b thFow n explosive shell from
one 70 three miles.
The feature os the gun Il that the
proleetilo ID made 90 explode when il
COMES IN oontaot with an object or ai
any required depth below the water.
Ihe lieutenant uses an electric battery.
With the dry battery the she'll explodes
the instant the shot strikes the water.
the time Of the explosion being control
led BY she seusitivenaas Of the battery.
By the wst battery the explosion is pro
lonRed.
Ten empty projeotilss we're cred from
the gun, with q pressure Of 1000 Dounds
10 she square inch, 10 the direction Of q
target u fest long by fee high, placed
il the bay one mile from Fort Lafavetta
and in the center OF a circle Of barrels
800 feet round. The average time re-
Quirod to FIRE the gun after she word Of
command had been given was one-tenth
Of q second. The average time required
~ 4lN-A4 80 80 HSA 0ANNA ~ M4A4a "
command had been given was nine sec
onda. All the proiectiles struck the
water within the circle OF barrels, which
proved 10 Lieutenant Zi MAXI that the
gun answered the requirements Of Gen.
II. 4. Abbot, who maintained that l00
pounds Of dynamite fred within 80 feet
Of an ironciad would demolish the iron
clad. The fourth prciectlle struck q
barrel. The missiles vent straight az
arrows through the sir, With q peculiar
whixztnQ sound, which could be heard
&c 9 considerable distances One o. two
Of the proieotilea vent over the target.
They weighed fEom l45 10 i6l pounds.
Lieut.. Zalinski thsn loaded q prOiectiIe
With 100 pounds Of dynamite and pat II
IL tbs Gun. The & ntlemsa ran 70 the
olhar end Of the fort; the board hid
themselves behind q tree and took sur.
repeitious peeps fr0m time 10 time al the
AFFangementa. The pr0ieetilo was fred.
Il struck the water without exploding.
Lieut.. zalinski then loaded q proiectile
With 6e1S pounds Of dynamite. Il
weighed ll24 pounds. Il exploded -
Il struck the water with . loud noise,
ssndinQ up a column Of water 20 3 con-
aidarahle hight and awakening every
scho that the vicinity contained. The
last shst, which vas fred at an eleva
ton greater than any Of the former
vent ~ milss into the bay IN y I-it
aeounda
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07


AAs aadlenos That an. a rru,s.
Opssa Hoans Ias, sv1nsne = II.Iar =
ths lsesurs q d. O. D. Bsaarieln.1
derived mors msniaI ipprossneus
tneEefre1 than eqnfd rssaIs frsm a.
careful reading q vslumss sn shs -
ece. 1hers h bus ons wav n wkinh !
better knouledas cf fka wrus~r- -
Aatlfes - exhibited at he YfIIo--11'r.-.
f4rks eo1id - obtafnef "a 800 - r
Journey g Ne Hark and q l1nru-,..-I
Observation, 1ha D1atof a a frfrr-
e1llnE aaikeT. He QFewe elounrrf - f-e
Apbte4e4GG Ia bis disnenxHs s,rne a. 49,
zualimifses 81 nntnre. Manv firnru. -
..a narration q ne iaarneg, .rlade bV.
We spe4kar aud Ms paKsT AZ fhree
ol.erA, fs4e1eo the peinf where q rrnnd
u4I4E1s m0u1meut o. . gubfiuo ufunrs
81 risex over prerfeiiioes rocks vs.
expceeed % meet TIE listenaf'a eve. Is
ses1e o. The curtain wouid ahanoe ard
NE Described view wGuld Be faifhfulIv
portrayed. Then Che andienee would
anow n1sRit4d appEoyai and were IN furn
again olsa9ed " Views and dissertations
81 sven mora boaufifaI saenes anfil tie
hearers osassd - Be SURPRISED and wers
eontepf % listen and look as tha vivid
pistnFea q the most wonderful spot %
the American continent
1he pictures and the eo1orinas o. the
great Regsefs, the views of rivers euu-
bling over oa1nenels and pneeipions, ths
pools Of fathomieas and highly eolored
waters, The boiling mud springs, aosnea
n camp, en lake chores, on mountafn
tops aud il ths midst Fl boiling waters
ana elo1dA o. steam, toesaheK with the
lnteFo6tinR descriptions ell tended %
leave one p0aasased vita the o0nViaaion
that be had become aoqaainasd with
portion q his country that should Be
the nfst % aftEact Amsriuan oitinsna
wno have she means and disposition 70
travel.
1he D0etoF, IN saying good night, said
that be was ploaasd 10 meat TIE people
Of 3eatfla and he would take frequent
opportunities Of telling hia Eastern
friends about the active, energetic city
Of beattle and ifs numbers Of sntarpris.
inR citizens. u b possible that oar pao-
pie may have another opDorianity Of
hearing Dr.. Hendriokasn some iime
mGxt anKinQ,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Piles are freq1ently prcoe1ed ~ .
aanss Of wsieht IN TIE haek. totn9 and
lower part q TIE abdomen. uAn1lng t1e
uafisnf % sappoaa be - noase aaecttan
a Tie Kidneys % uelghb0Esng eFHans.
Al tfnes sympauuas d tndlgessioa arr
present, na1uleney. uneaAinas8 az the
stnrnnnh. ssn. A moistaEe. Ike peEMpi-
ratfan. rrolunEn9 q very aiEAzFesahie
itchiua. afteF RestinR VARS, b . eozn-
nan attandan2 Hind, bleeai1a and
lnchinr Piias yiaid q onee - ths eppli-
catiaa a DF. nosAnkofa PIE Remedy,
which anss diresiiy urea TIE paris a.
feutaa. ahmo4hinQ chs TnEna1s. AllayinR
Ire inaense ftsAinR aud aaectiua 9 pNF-
rnnmsut eara. Pres 81 oansa Ad6rn@
tha n. Raasnks Mnaiclne ca, Ptqua,
Cha. Sod - 4. b 6uuAAz. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

I'm CanEEsB WAL British husbands
when thaiR dinner parties turn cut fail,
urss, are apt 20 gramble ro1ncly 20 TIE
wives for the cooks misdemeaaors. hui
they abstain from tie practical style o.
FebakinQ adopted By the Oelestiala
Reaantly q Chinese professor gave Z
NATIONAL banqast 70 his fellow profess
ora. ana was muoh pas cut becanss tht
cooking Was not b his taste. After {
tine - Get up. bowed solemnlg and
esid. sGo liokee wife, and departed
returning presently, smiling and bland
a usual. after having administered
chaatisamant 20 bis wife.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

sssotnloEssal record for tAs anaman
e SunA 1855 Plaza e ohaarsssen:
Hainb11es Izland Eil.p ooauay. Wa.
Iaktoa Territory. Iasitnds. a dsezssa
mannteas iou&ituds. II dezrsss %
zainalssi hiRhi 81 Rrourld nboss ~ saa,
ofsuai R.M Hoskinn. q Pors Blake.
q. ObssrxaE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

The Executive Oommittsa Of the Pm.
Get Sound Chaulanqua Summer Assem-
class tents, which they are prepared 10
rent or sell on reasonable terms 70 any
who may wiah 70 camp on the Chautau-
qua grounds, either before or during the
Assembly, which begins July 18th. For
terms apply 70 Mr.. A. MAoKuSTosH, ct
the Merchants National Bank, on
Front street. ie25
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

AzazvkL on rm MExIOo. The steam.
ship Mexico. which arrived at "a early
hear yesterday morning, brouRht from
san Francisco 103 passengers, distrib-
uted Is follows; Victoria, g; Port
Townsend. s; seattle. -, and raoons,
IS. sha also brOuRht 7s5 tons Of freight
disirihated a. followa VictoEia. 27i
tons; PORT Townsend, 80 tons; seattle,
SIS tons, and Tacoma, los tona
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07
AnVTcR no WOTMERN,

Mns. WINnow's So0rHuSo SxHuP, for
ehildrea taething, b the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
been used fog forty years wIth never
failing success By millions q mothers
for their children. Darina the pFoooga
Of testhin9 tts value 10 tnsaleuiable. u
relieves the child ffom pain, cares dys-
EMERY and diArrhna, Gripln9 N The
bowels and uina collie. BIZ giving health
- the child i rests The nstheT. Prios
SO. q bsatla. apzldWly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Lzvn1x RAcs.-A lively race between
che steamer North Pacific. belonging 70
ths o. h. a n. o.. and The sssameE
Edith, Belonging 10 she Washington
Steamboat Company, toak place 90
Monday evening. The North Paet1e
lef. tie Tneoma wharf one miaute IN
80 Lad az the Edith. TIE Edith over
took ne sidsuheelor before she cleared
Oommenosment BAY, and She t9o eoefs
ran meek and neck until Pulley Point
waa faaehed. Ihe propaller Wa
on The inside and tho North FAcihe on
ne outside. In roanding the point ne
twa beats came together and locked
quarts. In this poaitioa they zen Until
Ali Poins vas reached. 50 cloee uefe
the boats tocetheF thai The passengers
pAzssd from one - che ether. AZ Ak
Paint the haata broke away from eaoh
other. tha Edith reaching seattle tWo
minutes ia the lead. This was undoaoe-
cdly oae 81 The closest and mcat en-
citing steamer racea ever ran on ne
Sand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

w.P. Born a %. keep the aAtess
49, as,a siylss u eorssts. and hAxs
49, lsr-eiV - their fun aasartment
=, 49, - 1enanas o. tie spFIna So
son. In eorssla tAeT sos tee asaalas
And hsat MAKES. - vel a ne natsa
sses, and we are eerfaan they cAn RAsAs.
yea II yua vii eaay TAXA NE tfoeoie 3
iook oveF thar staek. u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

eafher,snd 4 O.. kaxa dsctded On r.
tiring from The rsiasl gFseely e11.nss..
and sill for TIE usxt t1if.y o.gs -
everything ~ c0s4 and nn1st, 0...-l
fsaa and AL kinds q faee casApsk - !.
ever eefogA 1na hass Qre&ea $3.50
81 aouf e. per nAfEel- Cno,es 49, -
bacan VIZ eheaR tl1e.le 80. : - = -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Rorscx.-Owinz % The large quantity
% eooda laid aside tor partles vita g..
posiss paid 90 them, etc. ge md
wa aAnDot Wind 60 cur retAh Gus.
nssa on the ist q JAY. A. most 81
thsm &c not 80 thetr nsoney untti thAt
data. Wa have oeeidea g sep opea
nntiI Manday evsniag, Jnly sth.
S@aa HuHw knAcHNR hRo8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Among he questions from the box
we're the following: sFifst-Is che res
urFeotion Of Chrisi 9 greater event than
the creation o. the uoElds Second
Should act We keep HE first day Of the
seek 10 sommsmorats that evsnt7s
The speaker said both The creation Of
ths world and the resarrsotIon are TOO
great foF the hnits wisdom Of man 10
oomprshand. God has given us the
sabbath 30 oommsmora4a the former
baptism b oommamoFate the latter.
and suggested shat IL IL pEesnmptnous
IN man % attempt 70 change any Of
Code memorials.
"Why was the observation Of The
Sabbath changed from the seventh 10
the Hrae dag of the weok2s
The speaker said the question would
BE- answered b. the asRmon Of tonoR-
row eseniuR.
The speaker showed the law a. q rule
Of aetion, that Il possesses the aftFibuts
u its Author. OF God Il d said, Your
Father which Il IN Heaven Is peEfeot.n
OF God q is said, Sod Il q spirit" Of
the Law, For We know that the law IL
spiritual. Aho law - declared TO be
holy o. she law Paul says, "The law
10 holy, and the eommandmeat ID holy,
and iust. and eOoa.r IL then the Law
possesses the attributes Of The God Who
gave e, what than vas necessary that IL
osuld not dor Man By transgrssslon
became q sinner. The Law cannot JUST
fy him. This was done, "God sending
he own son IN the likeness Of sinful
lleah," and dying 81 mans saeFihoe
The elder then showed that che g0spai
did not eo1nmenoo IN she days Of the
8aVi0af. from Hebrew, I, !, be showed
that The Reepol vas preached 20 the chill
drou Of Ioxael 10 the wilderness. From
Galatians, 5. 8. that q vas preached 30
Abraham. dc said that tbs gospel was
understood BY Abel, who By faith ''of-
fered unto God q more excellent saeFi-
Zoe than Gaia" He said the object Of
the gospel vas Just the opposite Of the
abro9ation Of the law; that IL was In
tFoduoed "that the righteousness lobe
dienoe 70 the law might be fulfilled
IN ~
Meeting ehia evening az 7A5. Sub
tect, History W. saaday keeping"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07
IA CAPTAINS RaREUNATR Dascev.
WwH

Cart. Colsnan, schR. Weymouth. ply
iuu between Atlantic CITY aad n. y,
had bsen traabled With q ooaah - thai
he vas unable 10 slsep, and vas induced
10 try DR.. kings New Discovery Cor
Cauanmuaion. Il nut onIy gave him
Instant relief, but allayed TIE extreme
Soreness ID his breast. Hia ehildFen
we're similarly Affected, and q single
doaa had The sane happy eject DR..
Kings NsW Discovery = noe Tie siAn-
aasd remedy IN tie Coleman hoasehold
and "a board he nchDonaF. kree Trial
Bottles Of this standard remedy 81 A. h.
SEKwkRTs Drag Store- d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

w. p. Bonn q Co. are exhibiting q
very large and brilliant linz Of STAPLE
and fancy dress goods this season,
Spring brings With it always the desire
for many new shades and styles more
appropriate to the brighter season. BY
al means visit FIRST she Arcade when
making Your selections. is12
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

The favor with which DR.. Henley'a
Celery, Beef and Iron 10 met BY the pub
lie IL attributed 10 the purify Of the
compound. and that Il causes an effect
as represented 70 do. Thousands Of neR-
vous people have reaped unreasonable
benefits By its nso. Weak women and
overwoEked men win find this tonic =
great treasure. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

RuxAwaE-The team bslouEing 10 =
W. oloady, q Kent, bseams frightened
Yesterday, and ran down CAerry stresa
NJ Clonav ana bic little asnghtsF were
il ne wagon. The horses ran nntii
aheV Feaehad tha wcz1 asee e kront
rlrsst, uhan he vshiole eollteee vita .
-. hFeakfnR she tongue. snd thfouina
the horses e theiF fesA ~. Clo1dy
ana "a daarhaaR waFs tkseWn % the
grounA. Ths RiRl esoaped viii tes
1900 bruises. hul ne ufan waa tAkea
- i1r. Halls oflea. wheFe an exAmtnA-
tien skoWed thai ha hAd Eastaino1 .
eaneussioa of TIE spine. ae = 6,ea
S. ysars q go. an4 ne iniazJ e llSoia
10 grove very sertouA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

A PROSPEROUS BUsHRss. While max
ing bis rounds yesterday . reporters
attention was attracted BY the display Of
beautiful goods on exhibition 81 the
Golden Rule BaEar, under Odd Fellows
Hall, on Trent street, and be entered.
AZ soon - Mr. Bernstein, tha manager,
was 81 liberty The reporter asked him II
basiness would Justify the carrying Of
% large and extensive stock % goods.
ssOh,H said the manager, "the goods
you sos here on display would not make
patching 90 the stock We have IN the
basement and IN the warehouse. Not
wilhetandinQ that times have not been
a. brisk aa We should like 20 have seen
them, yat We have sold an immense LOT
Of goods. We aim 20 deal squarely with
everybody and give them foil value for
their money. By that means We hold
our customers, and do not have 10 resort
20 closing cut aales, etc., 30 dispose Of
our Roods. Mr.. II. Lohe h here a.
present from san Francisco, and ex-
pressed himsalf veil pleased with The
business the house IL doing, aud seems
oheeFful over the bright prospect for
better times Anticipating an abun-
dani fruit crop We almost allied our
basement up with fruit Jars, which Ne
arc selling a prices way below What
liko articles have ever before been Of
feFad. The result Il oar sales 81 these
goods emouul 20 pretty good business.
We study the wants of he people and
strive % sapply those wants 81 prices
which are fuaS 20 beth customer and
dealer. Mr.. Lobe viii leave for New
YoFk next week 10 lay IN an immense
stock q holiday goods, which we viii
buy for casa and ship b sail. The die.
coant and the amount saved on tha
freight win enable us 20 supply the
Puget Sound market with holiday goods
heloW San Francisco prices. II you
make any note Of what yoa see hers
VOC can say that We are IA business
here 10 stay, and that the motto OF The
Golden Rnle Bazaar b. strictly one
price and square doalinE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

@CoF FAEIazx RkEEs.n-0aE apFina
goods arriving ~ cheap freight enables
ns 10 give the pablo ths benefit thereof.
We offer clean, new goods and nothing
shop worn, at prices without parallel In
the history Of Seattle.
mise Toxr.As 4 EEEaxaMAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

The Best salve IN the world for Culs.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, TettsF. Ohapped Hands. Gail
blains, OoEns and all Skin Erapti0na,
and positively cures Piles. o. no pay
required. Il b guaranteed 30 give per
fest satisfaction, OF MONEY refunded.
PEioa 3 cents per box. For sale b A.
B. RFKwART. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

FoR SALK.-H Having no regular route
for the steamer Arrow, Captain @. Cox,
her owner, offers her for sale cheap.
She has recently been thoEoaehly ever
hauled and ftted up In good shape. He
will sell her for money or good paper.
She Is u first class condition, and would
mAka 4 Raaful boat On q aAoFA ruuta. g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07
A RRLTARLR ARTFcLR.

For enterprise, push and q desire 70
Res such goods 80 will give the trade
satisfaotion, A. B. STEwAHT. the Drug
gist, leads ali eompetofs. he sslls DR..
Bosanko's Ooaah and Lung Syrup Be-
cause if Il the best medicine On The
market for Coughs, Colds. Cro1p and
Primary CONSUMPTION. Priee 80 cenin
and 81. Samples free. DIV
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Notice OF Final Proof.

u.s. LAND OFIzcn A. oLrurIA. VT.
Juna 3. Iae8
Aosice b hereby given that NDWARD y
Ii has nloo notice AZ lnlan.lan g msks anal
proof bsiore lie CLERK ui tho nlalrlet Cnrra
e his once IN 8safila. w. IT. On Rrislav. "a
50 Day q guly, A o. leea On f1o.elanaian
.. 3 Ne. ~. toz TIE y \ az NV All
q ~ \ anf 6W \ q NE 4 e sarfnn -
io4n1hip - ncEth, ranRa te1a4
he nane1 ~ uilneasss. Ira Waodan Franf
Z. hncks fmaanel Neis1n ana Gustav lnaohs
"a, eli q Woe6iaviile. y. r.
JOHN h. GoWEx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

CHARLES VoM DUNaEN. Who has con-
Quoted the TonsoriAl and Bath Rooms
at the Occidental Hotel for several
years past, has taken new rooms on Co.
lumhia street. next above the engine
hoase, where be viii ~ clad to uele0me
hia old and new patrons. nv Is
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

NorIcE.-To parties Who have deposits
paid on goods. etc, you viii have 20
take your goods before the evening Of
Monday, July 5th, - We cannot posi-
bly, keep our retail department. open
10 80. ScHwARAnHER Bnos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Highest Temperature on che I'd, so;
ioweat t9mpeEatnEe on the 18th, 46,
mean temperntuEe, OK.
Prevailing winds, north and south.
Total rainfall OF melted snow, 0.41.
Numbeg Of days on which O.e1 or
moss rain OF snow fell, 7.
Number Of days % which cloudfness
averaged ur more on q scale Of ten, 8.
Mtnda followed b. rain, south.
Winds followed b. clear or fair
weather, north.
Kind Of rain gage, cylinder.
Height Of rain gage above ground, in
ground.
Maksr Of thsrnomsssr exposed. Fab
Fanheif.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Rxv. Il. B. EwKxL, Of Pavilion, NY,
says Of Gilmore's AFomafic Wine: Il
believe il ts be most desirable remedy
10 Be placed in every family" A. B.
STEWART, agent dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

Nothing unusual Of = meteorological
nature has occurred during the month.
IL faet, snoh h the samenea Of temper
eture IN this region that the monthly
report for any menth Of same name
daring the past nine years IL almost the
same. For the bseeat Of any sew GEN.
eEa. append q recnra Of the mean tenn
peratare OF June ii each year, CON-
manuing with 1877, 20 date, 10 follovs:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

inssRvna-0as year aRo Jaly ttA
ssan b tAsn name Of waite Who ~.
n,sai Nsu Westminster, came 10 Sat
i. saasg the name Of Edwards, and a.
l.ed % enter for the fooa race, epsn
III taRei Soand rnnnets. for tie
Aiiiea p1rss. He vas barred On
eseoad that be did nos reside %
- eelnd Harry strive wa shs
A week % 90 ago white natiasd
less thAt "a Dominion Day, July Ist.
Aiended 70 enteF IL the race fof tie
eaeted hH the people o. New
slmiRsieF, and stated that esEuve,
- otheR fagat SoundaE, woald Be
-.. olrese scared z leave az ab-
-. tfem he palics foFoo, end going
- y - 9ritiaA side, entered for the
hasie wss Surprised 20 aes struVs
81 q he trash iua bafora the pa.
49, zred. and wlili mora surprised
sUeve dressed tha line considers.
saeAd Of hira. and carried % ne
@oaay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

REMovAI--The Duwamiah Dairy Mill
Depot has been removed to SIP Front
street, opposite she Palace Restaurant,
where pure sweet milk at 50 per quar-
and sweet cream can behad at ell hours
from 5 .. %. 70 p. %. iel5lm
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REY. WI. RnouA, Baptist ChuRoh,
Aurora. Ills, says that Gilmore's Aro-
matic Wine Il q household remedy and
that no family should be without Il. A.
B. STEWART, agent. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

- saras, s. per month lof cnl
800 - month ~ one.haf ineh.
4. N a 800 4 line for che iHseftioa
- - ~ 81 ina srtions, ana ~ csn =
- ....,sI Advertisements, % cents -
-. & 50 an inch ioT % r.
- 90 = - Ineh for so weeks e. - 10
~. 9s1h1. I'D = pel IIo-.-. -
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D. +. JuDUEs, photographer. 81 See
end and Columbia streets, Il furnishing
bis patFcns fEsa-elaas oabinsts af g 50
dozen. app
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f. e. Cam, Of Dae0etta Mills, Pa,
says he saved the life q his child with
crgap By using 0ilmoreas Magnetic
Elixeg. 4. B. STKwARI, agent. DIV
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Notice OF Final Proof.

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GIyE 1OuB CHEEnREz, fer CoaQha and
Colds, Group, Who0pimq Cough and
Hoaraenesas Gilmore's MaRnslio Elixir.
A. b h1EWART. DIV
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Fresh Butter from Foster BEoa., J. q
Munster, ~. Wilson and many cthsFa,
every week, Is ChilberR's GroosEy ela
Eront strea1. MI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-07

~ oAACE Captain osesweiI's nsv
esaes. Of Cslby. vas measured
aaleeeios winalou yesterday .And hsr
fsslena aese foand 10 b a. fellows.
49, = leet; breadth az haAzn, lA.&
e.ptA e held. 81 feet. Her gross
-. = al.It tons, aad her net ton
y to1A sho wiil Be ready Ter
s,e b ahoai tsn aays.
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